Cirris Touch 1 Manuel utilisateur

Touch 1

Getting Started Guide and User’s Reference

Version 5.0D

10 Aug 2007

Touch 1 Getting Started Guide and User’s Reference

Version 5.0D

Cirris Systems Corporation

1991 W. Parkway Boulevard

Salt Lake City, Utah 84119

USA

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Setting up the Touch 1 ___________________________ 1

Check that you have all the required items ____________________ 1

Plug in your Touch 1 analyzer:______________________________ 1

Setting up the Analyzer ____________________________________ 3

Installing Add-on Scanners_________________________________ 3

Powering up and verifying the software is running _____________ 4

Using the Help System_____________________________________ 5

Installing Optional Software________________________________ 7

Using Cirris Adapters _____________________________________ 7

Chapter 2: Creating a Wire List (Learning) ____________________ 8

What is always learned ____________________________________ 8

What can be enabled or disabled before learning_______________ 8

Learning vs. Testing Ranges ________________________________ 8

Installing Adapters Before a Learn __________________________ 9

Setting Up a Learn________________________________________ 9

Changing Learn Settings__________________________________ 10

LV - Low Voltage Parameters _____________________________ 10

HV - High Voltage Parameters_____________________________ 11

Masking Test Points during High Voltage Testing _____________ 12

COMP - Learning Components ____________________________ 12

4-WIRE Settings_________________________________________ 13

SPC Data Collection Settings ______________________________ 13

Scripting Settings ________________________________________ 13

Verifying the Wirelist ____________________________________ 13

Sample Wirelist Printout__________________________________ 14

Chapter 3: Testing a Device _______________________________ 16

Installing Adapters for a Test Session _______________________ 16

Starting a Test Run ______________________________________ 16

Chapter 4: Analyzing Test Errors ___________________________ 17

Help on Test Errors ______________________________________ 17

Low Voltage Test Errors __________________________________ 17

High Voltage Errors______________________________________ 20

Chapter 5: Editing Wirelists _______________________________ 23

Using the Wirelist Editor__________________________________ 23

ADP - Adapters _________________________________________ 24

LV - Low Voltage (Continuity) Test_________________________ 24

HV - High Voltage Test ___________________________________ 24

CON - Wire Connections (Net List) _________________________ 24

LABEL - Custom test point labels __________________________ 24

COMP - Components (resistors, diodes, capacitors, etc.)________ 25

4-WIRE –Four Wire wirelists _____________________________ 25

SPC - Statistical Process Control ___________________________ 25

SCRIPT - Test Event and Custom Components _______________ 25

Chapter 6: Saving and Retrieving Wirelists and Scripts ________ 26

Saving a Wirelist ________________________________________ 26

Retrieving a Wirelist _____________________________________ 26

Changing Cable Descriptions ______________________________ 27

Chapter 7: Setting System Options and Test Controls _________ 28

Setting up System Options_________________________________ 28

Disk Utilities ____________________________________________ 28

Digital Outputs__________________________________________ 29

Signature Display________________________________________ 29

SPC Maintenance________________________________________ 29

Reports ________________________________________________ 30

Security ________________________________________________ 30

Date & Time ____________________________________________ 32

Adapter Info ____________________________________________ 32

Software Update_________________________________________ 32

Tester Checkout _________________________________________ 33

Monitor Display _________________________________________ 33

Screen Contrast _________________________________________ 33

Volume ________________________________________________ 33

Language_______________________________________________ 34

Setting Test Controls _____________________________________ 34

Chapter 8: General Information ____________________________ 35

Maintenance ____________________________________________ 35

Service_________________________________________________ 35

Calibration _____________________________________________ 35

Conditions for Operation _________________________________ 36

Appendix A: Specifications _______________________________ 37

Appendix B: Four-wire “Kelvin” Testing_____________________ 39

Appendix C: SPC Data Collection __________________________ 55

Appendix D: Scripting ___________________________________ 59

Appendix E: Parent / Child Wirelists________________________ 62

Appendix F: Digital I/O ___________________________________ 65

Chapter 1: Setting up the Touch 1

Check that you have all the required items

The following items are supplied with every Touch 1 test system:

The Touch 1 Analyzer.

A Power Cord that matches the electrical requirements of your country.

A hand-held Probe.

Optional items you may have purchased with the Touch 1 test system:

Test Point Expansion boxes - adds 128 test points per box (1024 points maximum).

A variety of Cirris Mating Adapters in many types, sizes, and quantities.

Touch 1 Performance Check Kit consisting of three special adapters and a manual.

A Network Card which is preinstalled by Cirris.

The AC Voltage option, preinstalled and activated by Cirris.

The Scripting option, preinstalled and activated by Cirris.

The SPC Data Collection option, preinstalled and activated by Cirris.

The Networking Made Easy software allows a PC to be a server so all your Touch1’s

can share data.

The SPC Link software for your PC, a data conversion and storage utility.

The SPC Made Easy software for your PC, a full featured data analysis tool.

The Zener Diode Test Kit consisting of a special adapter and a power supply.

You may need some of the following items based on your test requirements:

A Printer, either serial or parallel. ―Windows Only‖ printers are not compatible.

A Printer Cable to match your printer.

A computer Keyboard for non-touch screen control.

A Video Monitor, VGA or better resolution for remote or expanded display.

A Power Strip / Surge Protector to protect your analyzer.

A variety of Digital Controls such as external switches, relays, solenoids, etc.

Plug in your Touch 1 analyzer:

New Touch 1 analyzers auto adjust

to a line voltage of either 120V 60

Hz or 240ACV 50 Hz.

On older Touch 1 analyzer models

you need to manually select the line

voltage.

Chapter 1: Setting Up the Touch 1

Hipot Warning!

Possible electric shock!

Cirris hipot testers are designed to be safe for operators. Injuries from hipot test

equipment are rare; however, not every hipot test situation is safe. Hipot testing is not

dangerous to healthy individuals; although at times a mild electric shock may be

experienced. A small shock will only occur during a hipot test when the operator touches

an energized connection point. A shock from the tester may result in a hipot test failure.

Medical Warning!

A child or individual wearing a cardiac pacemaker, insulin pump, or electronically

controlled medical device should NOT perform Hipot testing.

Improving Hipot Safety

Set Hipot Test to Manual

When this option is set to Manual (see Setting Test Controls on page 34), the analyzer

does not automatically Hipot test. Instead, the analyzer’s display prompts ―Ready To

Hipot‖ after testing for continuity and resistance. This requires the operator to manually

press the Function switch or Hipot button to conduct a Hipot test. Having manual control

of the Hipot test should give the operator ample time to remove their hands from any

cable connections and prevent the possibility of shock.

Wear Rubber gloves

Latex rubber gloves should be sufficient for insulating the operator’s hands from electric

shock. However, do not use gloves designed for electrostatic discharge (ESD). These

gloves increase the potential for shock and test failures.

For more information on improving hipot safety visit:

www.cirris.com/testing/guidelines/hipot_safety.html

Chapter 1: Setting Up the Touch 1

Setting up the Analyzer

On/Off

Switch

Printer

Probe

Parallel port for

normal operation

Serial port (requires

Scripting option)

Standard

banana jack

Computer Keyboard

Digital Inputs

and Outputs

Video Port

Network Card

Using a computer

keyboard with the Touch 1

allows the use of a video

monitor and the keyboard

rather than the touch

screen for operation.

Allows external

devices to be used by

the Touch 1 like a

Hipot Safety Switch or

external Good and

Bad indicators.

Displays a full-

screen version of

what you see on

the touch screen

(must be used with

a computer

keyboard).

Ships pre-

installed if the

Networking option

was ordered with

your initial

purchase.

Important!

Be sure to connect all of your peripheral devices to the analyzer before turning on the power.

The analyzer may not recognize that the device is attached and the device may be damaged in the process

if the power is on when the device is plugged in to the back of the analyzer.

Installing Add-on Scanners

You can install up to 7 add-on scanners for a total of 1024 points in a system.

On the Touch 1 main unit, remove the scanner cover

plate by rotating the twist-lock fasteners 90 degrees so

they go from vertical to horizontal.

Chapter 1: Setting Up the Touch 1

With the add-on connector cable sticking straight up,

align the pins one-at-a-time on the add-on scanner

chassis with the holes in the main chassis. Then push the

add-on scanner up against the main unit so the pins seat.

On the front and back, secure the latches that connect

the main unit to the add-on.

Lift the main unit scanner assembly out of the chassis so

the free connector on the main unit cable is side-by-side

with the connector of the add-on scanner.

Connect the main unit cable to the add-on scanner cable.

While lowering the scanner assembly of the main unit

back into the chassis, gently guide the connected cable

so it folds into the main unit in a manner that allows the

scanner to sit easily on the chassis.

Powering up and verifying the software is running

Turn on the Touch 1 analyzer by pressing the power switch on the back of the analyzer.

The power-up Self Test is automatic and will go away when it is finished.

To freeze this window, press and hold Pause. Press again to Resume.

The current

software

version and

options that are

enabled are

shown here.

If there are errors during the Self Test,

write them down.

Chapter 1: Setting Up the Touch 1

The system

begins at the

Main Menu

with the wirelist

that was last

used loaded

and ready for

testing.

This button

indicates

whether the

Security

system is

active.

This button is the Help Icon. Use it wherever it is

available to get Help on nearly every aspect of your

Touch 1 analyzer.

This button allows you to set the screen Contrast.

This setting will affect all of the screens on this

machine. (also available in System Setup)

Using the Help System

There are two different kinds of Help:

Index Help –A wide array of topics that are selected from a master list from anywhere in the system.

Context-sensitive Help - Information on a specific item or task in a specific window, whether active or

disabled - buttons, boxes, or text.

Using the Index Help system

You can open the index from any window that has a Help button. The help button is a ―Question Mark‖ in the

upper right hand corner of the screen. Press the Help Icon twice to open the index.

To exit the Help

system, press

the touch

screen

anywhere

except a button.

You will be

returned to

where you were

before the Help

system was

accessed.

Choose from

the alphabetical

list to see a list

of topics.

Many topics link

to other related

topics.

Chapter 1: Setting Up the Touch 1

Using Context-sensitive Help

You can get Help on any item you see in a window, whether it is text, a button, or a list.

Text

Scroll boxes

Press the Help button

once, then press the part

of the window for which

you want information.

Unavailable buttons

Available buttons

Press anywhere on the Help topic except a button to close the Help system.

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