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Manual

TERA Ohmmeter TOM 610

Contents

1. Product Description ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3

With USB Interface, Touch-Display and

“Break Down Resistance” Measurement etc.

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1.1. Specifications ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3

1.2. Legend ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

2. Manual ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

2.1. Operation ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

2.2 MAIN MENU ........................................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.3 select measuring voltage.................................................................................................................................................. 5

2.4 Special function .................................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.4.1 view storage ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.4.2 Break down resistance ................................................................................................................................................ 6

2.4.3 Break down Voltage detected ................................................................................................................................... 7

2.4.4 Break OFF .......................................................................................................................................................................... 8

2.5 measure ................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

2.6 measuring with timer ........................................................................................................................................................ 8

2.6.1 select timer ....................................................................................................................................................................... 9

2.6.2 measure with timer started....................................................................................................................................... 9

2.7 save measurement .............................................................................................................................................................. 9

2.8 Battery monitoring ............................................................................................................................................................. 9

2.9 Reset ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

3. User SetUp ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.1 date and time ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.2 Info .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.3 Select Language ................................................................................................................................................................. 10

3.4 Break Down T. / Break OFF T. .................................................................................................................................... 11

4. PC Operation ................................................................................................................................................................................. 11

4.1. System Requirements .................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.2. Installation .......................................................................................................................................................................... 11

5. Maintenance / Calibration ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

6. Warranty ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

7. Scope of Delivery ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12

TOM 610 .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

TOM 610 ME .................................................................................................................................................................................. 12

8. Security Advices........................................................................................................................................................................... 12

9. Measuring Electrodes ................................................................................................................................................................ 13

9.1 Surface Electrode ME 250 ............................................................................................................................................ 13

9.2 Circle Electrode RME 810 ............................................................................................................................................. 14

9.3 Two-point electrodes ..................................................................................................................................................... 14

9.4 Measuring handle ............................................................................................................................................................. 14

10. Measuring Techniques according to IEC 61340-4-1 .............................................................................................. 15

3 Product Description

1. Product Description

Due to its compact design and battery powered operation the TOM 610 is suited for mobile

applications in industrial areas. It also can be operated stationary with the provided wall power

supply. The menu-driven TOM 610 is operated by only 2 pushbuttons and its touch display and

therefore very user-friendly. All set measurement parameters are shown in the display for a

better orientation. The provided PC software enables the user to perform computer driven

measurements.

The enclosed PC software also allows the TOM 610 to be operated computer-controlled.

In addition the measurement data can be administrated and processed.

The TOM 610 works according to the voltage current measurement principle. The measurement

time required by norms, like DIN EN 61340 or EOS-ESD 4.1/6.1, can be set with an internal

timer.

As a new world innovation, we measure the „Break-Down“ Resistor and Voltage and also the

„Break-OFF“ – Time if it happens.

The measured data including environment parameters, can be stored in an internal memory (up

to 200 records). Thereby the measurements are maintained and can be read out later via the

USB interface.

As resistance values of some materials depend on air humidity and temperature, these

environmental parameters are measured and saved together with each measurement value.

Thus, reproducible measurements can be performed.

1.1. Specifications

Dimensions (L x W x H): 224mm x 81mm x 40mm

Weight: 350g

Display: Graphic Touch Display

size: 75 mm x 50 mm

Resistance: 1 k - 10 .0 T accuracy ± 10%

Temperature: 0°C....60°C accuracy ± 3°C

Rel. Humidity: 20%...80%r.F. accuracy ± 5%

PC interface: USB interface

PC software: Turned-out Software

Battery: 4 x AA-NiMH 2100 mAh

Operation time with fully charged battery: > 12 hours

permanent operation

Charging time with provided wall power supply: max. 14h

Power supply: 9V-DC / 300 mA

The TERA – Ohm Meter TOM 6100 measures resistances in function of the selected measure

voltage.

Measure Voltage 10V from 1kOHM (103 Ohm) until 200GOhm (1011 Ohm)

Measure Voltage 100V from 100kOHM (105 Ohm) until 2TOhm (2x1012 Ohm)

Measure Voltage 500V from 1MOHM (106 Ohm) until 5TOhm (5x1012 Ohm)

Measure Voltage 1,000V from 1MOHM (106 Ohm) until 10TOhm (1013 Ohm)

Auto Measuring Voltage 10V from 1kOHM (103 Ohm) until ~1MOhm (105Ohm)

100V from ~1MOHM (105 Ohm) until 2TOhm (2x1012 Ohm)

The tolerance is 10%

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As long as the selected measuring voltage is not stable, the displayed measured value is

highlighted in blue. If the measuring range is exceeded “Overflow” and if it fell below the range

“R < xxxOhm” will be displayed. (depending of measure voltage)

When the measured value is displayed without a blue background it is stable !

This can take up to a few seconds with very high resistances.

As a rule, we recommend a max. Measuring voltage of 100V !

Use 500V or 1.000V only if problems occur by 100V !

IMPORTANT !! Umess > 100V => Do not touch the electrodes during the measurement !

After switching on it can also take a few seconds until the temperature and humidity are

displayed. As long as these are set to zero no operation is possible !

1.2. Legend

LCD – Touch Display

Start Button

ON Button

Battery charge LED

Temperature- and humidity sensor

Measurement input

Measurement Voltage output

Power supply connector

USB – Interface

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2. Manual

2.1. Operation

The TERA Ohmmeter TOM 610 is shipped with 4 AA NiMH rechargeable batteries and is

immediately ready to start.

For charging the batteries and for continuous operation only the provided wall power supply

may be used.

For start measurements, first connect the electrodes to the appropriate connectors (see legend)

and position it on the object to be measured. Afterwards touch button «Measure» or «Measure

with timer» has to be pressed to start the measurement.

Please pay attention by moving the measure cables or people passing by as it can cause

electrostatic induction of the measurement setup.

Switch on the unit by touching button “ON”

After powering on, the software version is displayed and after 3 seconds it switches to the main

menu:

2.2 MAIN MENU

Seven touch fields are available in the main menu:

1 Umess => Manual ↔ Auto  Selection between

automatic and Manuell measuring voltage - Field 3 is

only active (blue background) if Manuell is selected !

2 Umess => submenu select measuring voltage 2.3

will be open

3 Display Mode Techn. ↔ Expo.  selection

between displaying the Measure Value in technical

(235MOhm) or exponential (2,35 x 108 Ohm)

representation

4 By touching => off => the device switches off.

5 special function => submenu “special function” 2.4 will be opened.

6 Measure => Start the measurement 2.5 with selected parameters

7 Meas. with Timer => submenu “measuring with timer” 2.6 will be opened.

The current date and time will also be displayed.

By pressing the Button “Start” the measuring will start with the selected parameters.

2.3 select measuring voltage

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By touching =>desired Measure Voltage => it will be

selected, and switches back to the main menu.

IMPORTANT !! The measuring voltage is only applied

when the measuring is started.

First make the measuring setup then start the

measure. Never change the setup during the

measurement. Switch back to the main menu at the

end of your measure.

2.4 Special function

By touching => view storage => submenu storage

2.4.1 will be opened

By touching => Break down voltage => submenu

Break down voltage 2.4.2 will be opened

By touching => Main => It will switch to the main

2.4.1 view storage

The saved file number (top left) is displayed and

further the saved data.

By touching => -1 or +1 => changes the displayed file

number

By touching => delete =>it switches into the delete

menu and there you can select “delete last” or “delete

all”

By touching => Back => It will switch to menu

“special function” 2.4

2.4.2 Break down resistance

Measuring the “Break Down” resistance in dependence of the measuring voltage

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Important !! Measuring range 5MOhm up to 200GOhm !! ( 5x106 . . . . . 2x1011)

Measurement procedure :

 Measure Voltage starts by 10V

 Continued by 100V and then in steps from +50V up to 1.000V.

 The resistance is measured continuously.

 If a Break Down takes place, the resistance value goes down sharply (>50%).

 This voltage value is displayed as BDV (Break Down Voltage)

 The resistance before and after is also displayed.

By touching => Start => (or by pressing the button “Start”)

it starts measuring.

By touching => Main => it will switch back to the main

menu.

After “Start” The resistance value and the Measure voltage

is displayed. Down right, the time remaining of this voltage

step is displayed. (The voltage step time can be selected in

the user setup).

By touching => Stop => the measuring will stop and then it

switches back to the start menu.

If the resistance is out of the measuring range an overflow

or underflow will be displayed

If there was no Break Down up to 1.000V => “no Break-

Down” appears.

By touching => Main => It switches to the main menu.

By touching => ok => It switches to “Break Down

Resistance” menu 2.4.2

2.4.3 Break down Voltage detected

The “BREAK DOWN ! !” menu opens automatically after a

break-down occurs.

By touching => Main => It switches to the main menu.

By touching => Save => it saves the measured data.

By touching => Break Off => It switches to menu

“BOFF Time” 2.4.4

** If no “Break OFF” measurement has taken place => No values will be displayed.

After Break OFF measurement without Break OFF display shows “NO BOFF".

If Break OFF has occurred, the Break OFF resistance value and the Break OFF time are displayed.

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2.4.4 Break OFF

Measuring of the Break Off time (BOFF)

The voltage switches to 1.000 Volt and the timer will start.

If there is a sharp change in resistance value (<50%) this

value (before and after) and the timer (BOFF) are

displayed.

Break OFF time can be selected in the user setup.

If the timer counts up to the max. time and no Break off

occurs => it displays NO BOFF

By touching => Back => it switches back to menu 2.4.3

with “break OFF R = 0” and “Break OFF T”

If Break Off occurs , the timer stops and displays “Break

Off R = xx.x Ohm” (actually value)

By touching => Back => it switches back to menu 2.4.3

with measured values in “break OFF R” and “Break OFF T”

2.5 measure

By touching => Umess / Display => you can select as well

in the main menu.

By touching => Main => It switches to the main menu.

By touching => Save => (when measure voltage is stable =

blue background) It switches to menu

“save measurement” 2.7

Always switch back to main menu after measurement !

2.6 measuring with timer

By touching => Umess / Display => you can change it, like

in the main menu

By touching => Time => It switches to menu “select

timer” 2.6.1

By touching => Lapse / Average => it switches between

lapse** and average* mode

By touching => Start => it starts measuring 2.6.2

*Average => Averaging during the measuring time

**Lapse => At the end of the measuring time, the last measured value is displayed.

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2.6.1 select timer

By touching => delete => sets the timer to zero

By touching => +1 / +10 / +60 => It choses your time

By touching => save => saves the chosen time and goes

back to “measuring with timer” menu 2.6

2.6.2 measure with timer started

In the first row you see the Measure mode and timer

counts down to zero when the measured value is stabile.

In the 2nd row temperature and humidity

In the 3rd row the measure value

By touching => Save => It switches to menu

“save measurement” 2.7

By touching => Back => It switches to the main menu.

2.7 save measurement

In the first row you see the next file number

By touching = -1 => It goes back to overwrite an old file

number

By touching => Save => The measure is saved by the

displayed file number in the EEPROM

By touching => brake/Main => It switches to the main

menu.

2.8 Battery monitoring

If the battery voltage drops below 4. 4 V, the current

values are highlighted. (yellow)

When switching to another menu, the background color

also changes. (yellow)

In this case it is absolutely necessary to connect the

power plug adapter!

If the battery voltage drops below 4. 0 V , the device is

switched off to prevent over discharge of the batteries!

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2.9 Reset

If the device no longer reacts, a “Reset” can be execute by pressing the hidden “R” button. The

“R” button is located on the left side at the height of the display. Use a thin wire (e.g. paper clip)

to press it through the 1.5mm hole.

=> In standard operation, this should never be necessary.

In normal operation, this should never be necessary.

3. User SetUp

The user setting can be accessed by pressing the button „Start” while the start

screen is displayed !

By touching

 Date and time

 Info

 Language

 Break Down T.

 Break Off T

By touching => Back => It switches to the main menu.

3.1 date and time

By touching => + / - => The field highlighted in red can be

changed. First the date then the time.

By touching => Save => The data will be saved.

By touching => Back => It switches to the User Setup menu.

3.2 Info

Information about the hardware and software version.

By touching => Back => It switches to the User Setup

menu.

3.3 Select Language

By touching => German / English => It selects the

language from the display

By touching => Back => It switches to the User Setup

menu.

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