Chauvin Arnoux AEMC PowerPad 3945 Guide d'installation

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THREE PHASE POWER QUALITY ANALYZER

PowerPad™ Model 3945

Figure 1. PowerPad™ Model 3945

WARNING – Consult a licensed electrician when connecting to a live circuit

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I. General Layout & Functionality

a) The PowerPad™ has been laid out with ease of use and maximum functionality in mind. Looking at the top of the

unit from left to right, the unit has three current inputs (A Phase, B Phase, and C Phase) and four

voltage inputs (A Phase, B Phase, C Phase, and Neutral) (Figure 1, bullet 1). One thing to note is

that the Current Probes are intelligent. The unit auto-detects and auto-configures itself according to which probes

are connected to it.

b) Just to the right of the display on the right-hand-side is an optically isolated RS-232 port (Figure

1, bullet 2). This allows the user to simultaneously connect to a power panel and computer. This can be

accomplished, without the possibility of danger due to an accidental fault.

c) Just below the RS-232 port is a power port (Figure 1, bullet 4). This supplies power to the unit and

charges the internal NiMH battery pack. The battery pack has a 10-hour operational capacity and can be

charged at any level of discharge. Power to this port can be 120/240V, 50/60Hz. PowerPad™ can be used while

charging.

d) There are four operational menu buttons (light gray buttons) located on the lower left front panel.

(Figure 1, bullet 10) From top-to-bottom they are SETUP , SNAPSHOT , PRINT ,

and HELP .

e) The blue buttons on the bottom right are the MAIN MODE function buttons . (Figure 1, bullet 9) From

left-to-right and then top-to-bottom they are: TRANSIENT MODE , HARMONIC MODE ,

WAVEFORM MODE , ALARM MODE , RECORDING MODE , and POWER/ENERGY

MODE .

f) There are six sub-menu buttons just below the screen (Figure 1, bullet 6). These allow the

user to choose the sub-menus available in a particular menu mode. The function for each of these buttons

change according to the display function or mode in use. The sub-menus available in the waveform mode can be

seen in (Figure 1, bullet 5)

g) The arrow keys allow the user to move within the menus such as the side-bar menu seen on the

right-side of the display (Figure 1, bullet 3)

h) The enter button allows the user to choose and enter changes to the setting within the menus.

(Figure 1, bullet 7)

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II. Setup

a) Once the unit is turned ON, by pressing the green button (Figure 1, bullet 11) in the bottom-left-hand

corner, the unit powers up and defaults to the Waveform Mode , which is the top-left of the six blue

main mode function buttons (Figure 1, bullet 9). Date, time and battery capacity are displayed in the

top-right-corner of the screen .

b) The user can depress the SETUP button , the top button on the left side, to configure the instrument

(Figure 1 bullet 10). There are 11 options in the setup. One option to note is the Electrical Hookup. Use the

arrow keys (Figure 1, bullet 8) to scroll down and press the ENTER key (Figure 1, bullet 9). You

should see a screen similar to Figure 2. Figure 3 shows the example of the screen seen while configuring the

instrument using the DataView®software.

Figure 2. PowerPad™ setup screen Figure 3. Dataview®setup screen

To change the setup using the panel, simply scroll through the options using the arrow keys (Figure 1,

bullet 8) and pressing the ENTER key (Figure 1, bullet 9) when the desired function is highlighted.

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III. Operational Examples

a) Assuming that the unit was connected using a 4-wire WYE setup to a three-phase circuit, scrolling through the

OPERATIONAL menu buttons (blue buttons) (Figure 1, bullet 9) (from left to right) would result in the

following screens examples. Note: Alarms example is not shown.

Figure 4. A captured transient example Figure 5. Current harmonics in real-time

Figure 6. Real-time vector diagram of current Figure 7. Trend data of wattage used

Figure 8. Accumulated data for W, VA, Vars

IV. Additional Information

The PowerPad™ is a stand-alone unit that comes standard with the Dataview®software. The unit can be remotely

controlled using the software for operation and configuration. The Dataview® software adds a significant amount of power

and versatility to the unit. It also features automatic report generation that allows the user to go from data download to

report in three mouse clicks, using the factory supplied templates. The user can also create custom templates to meet

the needs of the application.

Each unit comes fully equipped with all the accessories needed. Users choose a particular package depending on which

current probes that they would like to use with their unit.

Ordering Information

PowerPad™ Model 3945 Cat. #2130.74

Includes: Meter, (4) 10 ft color-coded voltage leads, (4) color-coded alligator clips, RS-232 DB9F optical cable, NiMh battery,

US power cord, DataView®Professional Software, carrying bag, user manual and warranty card.

PowerPad™ Model 3945 with MN93 Cat. #2130.75

Includes: Meter, set of (3) 200A MN93 probes, (4) 10 ft color-coded voltage leads, (4) color-coded alligator clips,

RS-232 DB9F optical cable, NiMh battery, US power cord, DataView®Professional Software, carrying bag, user manual and warranty card.

PowerPad™ Model 3945 with SR193 Cat. #2130.76

Includes: Meter, set of (3) 1000A SR193 probes, (4) 10 ft color-coded voltage leads, (4) color-coded alligator clips,

RS-232 DB9F optical cable, NiMh battery, US power cord, DataView®Professional Software, carrying bag, user manual and warranty card.

PowerPad™ Model 3945 with AmpFlex™ 193-24 Cat. #2130.77

Includes: Meter, set of (3) 6500A 24" AmpFlex™ 193-24 probes, (4) 10 ft color-coded voltage leads, (4) color-coded

alligator clips, RS-232 DB9F optical cable, NiMh battery, US power cord, DataView®Professional Software, carrying bag,

user manual and warranty card.

PowerPad™ Model 3945 with AmpFlex™ 193-36 Cat. #2130.78

Includes: Meter, set of (3) 6500A 36" AmpFlex™ 193-36 probes, (4) 10 ft color-coded voltage leads, (4) color-coded

alligator clips, RS-232 DB9F optical cable, NiMh battery, US power cord, DataView®Professional Software, carrying bag,

user manual and warranty card.

Accessories

Set of 3, MN93 probes (200A) Cat. #2140.09

Set of 3, SR193 probes (1000A) Cat. #2140.10

Set of 3, 24" AmpFlex™ 193-24 probes (6500A) Cat. #2140.11

Set of 3, 36" AmpFlex™ 193-36 probes (6500A) Cat. #2140.12

Set of 3, MR193 probes (1000A) Cat. #2140.13

Set of 3, MN193 probes (20A) Cat. #2140.14

SR193 (1000A)

MN93 probes (200A)

or MN193 probes (20A)

AmpFlex™ 193 probes (6500A)

(available in 24”and 36”lengths

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• Instrument with protective case

• US 120V Power Cord

• RS-232 DB9F optical cable

• DataView®Professional software

• Set of four color-coded 10 ft voltage leads

• Set of four color-coded alligator clips

• Set of three current probes (choose from multiple types)

• Carrying bag

• User Manual

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