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2052R/2062R/2000T
Users Manual
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5. To trace another wire in the same mode, push
.
6. To change to a different mode:
a. On the 2052R receiver, push .
b. On the 2062R receiver, push to select a NCV test, or push to return to the home
screen to select another mode. See Change the Trace Mode.
Smart Sensor Mode (2062R)
With a wire detected, Smart Sensor mode automatically adjusts the sensitivity of the Receiver.
The Receiver stores in memory the strongest signal detected. As a result, the Receiver
prevents manual adjustment of the sensitivity level.
To use Smart Sensor mode:
1. Hold the Receiver with the Smart Sensor toward the target area. See Figure 7.
2. Based on what shows on the display, move the Receiver to align with the wire. See Ta b l e 9 .
Tab l e 8. Tra ce Mod e s
Mode Description
Smart Sensor
SMART SENSOR
(2062R)
Use with the Transmitter and the arrows on the display of the Receiver
to see which way to move the Receiver to identify which wire connects
to the Transmitter. See Smart Sensor Mode (2062R).
Quick scan
K (2052R)
Use with the Transmitter to quickly identify the presence of a signal
and to follow the path to the wire. Does not identify a specific wire or
breaker. See Quick Scan Mode (2052R).
Tip sensor or
precision
J (2052R)
TIP SENSOR
(2062R)
Use with the Transmitter to identify which specific wire connects to the
Transmitter. Use to identify a wire in a bundle or to trace a wire in
corners, confined spaces such as junction boxes, or inside enclosures.
Also use to trace low-voltage wires such as data, audio, and thermostat
cables. See Tip Sensor Mode.
Breaker
(2052R)
BREAKER (2062R)
Use with the Transmitter to identify which fuse or breaker connects to
the Transmitter. See Breaker Mode.
Non-contact
voltage (NCV)
(2052R)
(2062R)
Use without the Transmitter to identify the generalized presence of an
energized wire (90 V ac to 600 V ac and 40 Hz to 400 Hz). No current
flow is necessary.
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