LR-24 Electrofisher - Field Environmental Instruments
LR-24 Electrofisher - Field Environmental Instruments
LR-24 Electrofisher - Field Environmental Instruments
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<strong>LR</strong>-<strong>24</strong><br />
BACKPACK ELECTROFISHER<br />
Display Panel Menu Key Descriptions (Cont.)<br />
Fig. 2.13<br />
Fig. 2.14<br />
System Menu 6: Extended System Test<br />
This is a diagnostic test mode for test and service technicians. It<br />
requires the use of a standardized test load connected to the anode<br />
and cathode.<br />
During the test the <strong>LR</strong>-<strong>24</strong> checks its program memory for errors, then<br />
it checks the operation of the output safety relay, the output switch<br />
(IGBT), the accuracy of the five internal voltage ranges, estimates the<br />
charge in the battery and measures the efficiency of the high voltage<br />
converter. This test takes approximately 20 seconds to run. To run<br />
the test, follow the instructions on the screen. See Figure 2.13.<br />
The user must press the Up arrow key to continue the test pressing<br />
any other key will abort the test and return to the status display<br />
(Figs. 2.14-2.15).<br />
Followed in a few seconds by the screen in Fig. 2.18.<br />
Fig. 2.15<br />
If the relays and regulation pass the test, the following message will<br />
appear on the display, indicating the first series of testing passed<br />
(Fig. 2.17).<br />
The next part of the test requires that the output of the <strong>LR</strong>-<strong>24</strong> be<br />
connected to a test load or that the electrodes be in water. This part<br />
of the test takes about 15 seconds to complete. When it is finished,<br />
the output of the <strong>LR</strong>-<strong>24</strong> will automatically turn off.<br />
Fig. 2.16<br />
If the <strong>LR</strong>-<strong>24</strong> passes this part of the test this message will be displayed.<br />
(Fig. 2.18)<br />
This information is displayed for as long as the pole switch is held<br />
down.<br />
The use of a non-standard test load or electrodes in water will<br />
probably yield different efficiency numbers.<br />
Fig. 2.17<br />
Fig. 2.18<br />
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