DAC-HRT-1 Ema. 2nd Edition - r2.1

Hot line winding resistance measuring
instrument
Instructions manual
The 2nd edition
Model:
DAC-HRT -1
Soken Electric Co., Ltd.

http://www.soken-jp.com/
Introduction
DAC-HRT-1
Introduction
Thank you very much for your purchase of the products from our company this time.
In order to use it for long years, read this instruction manual carefully and use it effectively
and safely.
Guarantee
Although shipped through a strict examination and inspection, if this product should have a
defect on manufacture, please inform our company or an agency of it. When it breaks down
by a normal use condition, we guarantee to repair this product free of charge for one year
from the delivery date of it except for the following case.
Failure or damage by a fire, an earthquake, flood damage, a thunderbolt, other
natural disasters, pollution, and abnormal voltage.
Failure or damage produced by the transportation after a purchase, movement, fall,
etc.
3) Failure or damage accepted to attribute to the responsibility for unjust repair, or
reconstruction or use.
4) Exchange of an article of consumption.
*
This guarantee regulation becomes effective only in Japan.
After-sale service
When failure of the defect of this product of operation etc. occurs, please call and give us a
failure situation and the serial number to the shop as follows nearby.
Moreover, since
calibration service is available in company, please consult.

The head office
3-57-124 kami-Ishihara Choufu Tokyo 182-0035 Japan
TEL: +81-(0)424-90-6929
FAX: +81-(0)424-90-6807
About maintenance
In order to return the set certainly and promptly, please inform us of the details as in detail as
possible.
Moreover, in sending the set directly to us, please send it with the delivered
materials for packing or packing equivalent to the materials. When you need accessories,
please be sure to attach to the set.
About a repair service period

Please understand beforehand that we may refuse a repair when the case where seven
years or more have passed after purchase, and replacement parts have been discontinued
at the time of repair. And, it should take time until the set returns for a long time, and
Introduction
DAC-HRT-1
Before use
The mark is attached and displayed in order to prevent the accident which may be caused by
careless mistake on operation.
Danger
Warning
Cautions
Advice
The notes, which a mark shows, are as follows in this manual.
If an operator disregards this mark to use the set by mistake, the

operator must be in serious injury or death.
If an operator disregards to use the set by mistake, the operator may
possibly be may in serious injury or death.
If an operator disregards this mark to use the set by mistake, the
operator could be injured, or physical loss and damage could be
caused.
Read the part following to the mark carefully for users to operate the
set safely and effectively.
The serious injury described above, Injury, and User mean the following, respectively.
Serious injury It means a sequel due to loss of eyesight, an injury, a burn (high temperature and
low temperature), an electric shock, fracture, poisoning and etc, The sequel is
required for medical treatment with hospitalization and hospital visit for a long
Injury
period.
It means an injury, a burn (high temperature and low temperature), an electric
shock, etc. However, it is not necessary for medical treatment with hospitalization
and hospital visit.

Physical loss or damage It means a damage on the set, or expanded to other apparatus
User
linked to the set.

The operator of this set.
The meaning of a display

It tells that there are contents to which cautions are urged.
The concrete contents of cautions are drawn on the inside or the
A careful sign.
neighborhood.
The concrete contents of prohibition are drawn on the inside or the
A careful sign.
neighborhood.
The concrete contents of prohibition are drawn on the inside or the
Signs to direct
neighborhood.
Introduction
DAC-HRT-1
Be sure to read.
Warning
Be sure to read this instructions manual carefully and understand it well before using this set.
Be sure to follow to the notes and prohibited matters hereunder on use.
In using it, electric special knowledge is required so that the set must be connected to the
specimen under energized.
Ban on
decomposition
Cautions
Do disassemble neither apparatus nor

accessories or do not give a shock.
Please do not keep to follow to the notes

A dusty place
Electric shock causes failure.
Heat and high humidity

It becomes the cause of failure.
Electric shock
cautions
Grounding
Be sure to use it, grounding.
This apparatus connects

with apparatus, such as
a
motor
transformer.
and
Be
a
fully
careful of connection,
and make it properly.
Content
DAC-HRT-1
Content
Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 1
Guarantee ...................................................................................................................................... 1
After-sale service ...................................................................................................................... 1
About maintenance ............................................................................................................. 1
About a repair service period ..................................................................................... 1
Before use.................................................................................................................................................. 2
The meaning of a display .................................................................................................................... 2
Be sure to read...................................................................................................................................... 3
Content ........................................................................................................................................................ 4
General ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
Outline..................................................................................................................................................... 8
Specification............................................................................................................................................ 8
Measurement principle ........................................................................................................................... 9
The name of each part ............................................................................................................................. 11
Front panel............................................................................................................................................ 11
POWER .................................................................................................................................. 11
INPUT connector.................................................................................................................... 11
Display part ............................................................................................................................ 11
Display change DISPLAY SELECT ................................................................................... 12
RANGE................................................................................................................................... 13
FILTER ................................................................................................................................... 13
OPEN Alarm ......................................................................................................................... 13
MEAS. button ......................................................................................................................... 13
SETTING DATA...................................................................................................................... 14
Rear panel ............................................................................................................................................ 14
The fan for cooling.................................................................................................................. 14
IEE-488................................................................................................................................... 14
RS-232C................................................................................................................................. 15
Analog output ......................................................................................................................... 15
I TRM...................................................................................................................................... 15
Pt SENSOR (OPTION) .......................................................................................................... 15
SCB, the connector for connection (OPTION) .................................................................... 15
INPUT Connector ................................................................................................................... 15
AC Power supply fuse............................................................................................................ 15
AC INPUT............................................................................................................................... 16
GNDground......................................................................................................................... 16
Fuse for measurement ........................................................................................................... 16
The operation method .............................................................................................................................. 17

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The connection method of a test sample ............................................................................................. 17

Measuring method ................................................................................................................................ 18
1.
The warm up the measuring set ................................................................................................ 18
2.
The calibration check of the measuring set (CAL).................................................................. 18
3.
Initial measurement.................................................................................................................... 18
4.
Acquisition of initial measured value (Ro)............................................................................... 18
5.
A setup of the initial temperature of a test sample (To) .......................................................... 19
6.
Ambient temperature setup (TE) ............................................................................................. 19
7.
Temperature rise test ................................................................................................................. 20
Function .................................................................................................................................................... 21
F0 Data hold ......................................................................................................................................... 21
F1 Initial resistance, initial temperature automatic taking in ................................................................ 21
F2 Power supply condition inspection .................................................................................................. 22
F3 , F change................................................................................................................................. 22
F4 Communication setup .................................................................................................................. 22
F5 Delimiter setup................................................................................................................................. 22
F6 Temperature coefficient setup ......................................................................................................... 23
The selection method of a temperature coefficient ................................................................. 23
The registration method of a temperature coefficient ............................................................. 23
F7 INPUT input change ........................................................................................................................ 23
F8 Interface change .......................................................................................................................... 23
Interface.................................................................................................................................................. 24
The kind and operating condition of an interface ........................................................................ 24
GP-IB (IEEE488) ........................................................................................................................................ 25
The outline of GP-IB ............................................................................................................................ 25
Specification ....................................................................................................................................... 25
GP-IB connector table ................................................................................................................... 26
Function............................................................................................................................................ 26
Signal line............................................................................................................................................. 27
GP-IB signal line table..................................................................................................................... 27
Device address setting table ........................................................................................................ 27
Delimiter............................................................................................................................................... 28
Correspondence of a bus line command (multi-message)......................................................... 28
The table corresponding to a bus line command ..................................................................... 28
Remote local function ....................................................................................................................... 29
Local state ....................................................................................................................................... 29
Remote state ................................................................................................................................... 29
Local lockout state ......................................................................................................................... 29
Control code....................................................................................................................................... 30
GP-IB control code table............................................................................................................... 30
Input data format (when a delimiter is CR+LF)............................................................................... 32
KRZ command................................................................................................................................. 32
KTZ command ................................................................................................................................. 32
KTR command ................................................................................................................................. 32
FC61.command............................................................................................................ 32
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Other codes..................................................................................................................................... 33
Output data format ........................................................................................................................... 34
GR command ................................................................................................................................. 34
GT command .................................................................................................................................. 34
GS command.................................................................................................................................. 35
GE command.................................................................................................................................. 35
GK1 command................................................................................................................................ 36
GV command ................................................................................................................................. 36
Delimiter............................................................................................................................................... 36
Remote local....................................................................................................................................... 36
The change of remote....................................................................................................................... 37
The change to a local lockout ......................................................................................................... 37
A change on a local.......................................................................................................................... 37
Serial (RS-232C) Interface...................................................................................................................... 39
Outline.................................................................................................................................................. 39
Electrical property .............................................................................................................................. 39
A signal list standardized by RS-232, and Abbreviation standardized by JIS and CITT regulation
.............................................................................................................................................................. 40
Connector form .................................................................................................................................. 41
Serial interface specification ............................................................................................................ 42
Term...................................................................................................................................................... 44
Full-duplex system ........................................................................................................................... 44
Asynchronous system ..................................................................................................................... 44
Start bit ............................................................................................................................................. 44
Data length...................................................................................................................................... 44
Parity bit............................................................................................................................................ 44
Stop bit ............................................................................................................................................. 44
rate........................................................................................................................................ 44
Delimiter ........................................................................................................................................... 44
Control code....................................................................................................................................... 44
Thermal printer kit (option).................................................................................................................... 46
Main part specification of a thermal printer (maker specification extract)............................ 46
Thermal printer kit composition......................................................................................................... 47
Supplement (option).......................................................................................................................... 47
Connection of a printer..................................................................................................................... 47
The example of printing form............................................................................................................ 47
A communication setup of a printer ................................................................................................... 51
The example of measurement ............................................................................................................. 52
Be related with other real examples. .................................................................................................. 55
Management of the cable with induced voltage itself, and shielding layer ............................ 55
About other notes .................................................................................................................................. 56
About safety study ............................................................................................................................. 56
In the case of a controlled specimen ............................................................................................. 57
Control with a personal computer................................................................................................... 57
About Testing power supply 1........................................................................................................... 58
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About testing power supply 2The cautions about an inverter power supply ................... 59
About a fundamental inverter power supply ............................................................................. 59
Hot Line Measuring Instrument Series ........................................................................................... 60
Hot line corresponding to an inverter output ............................................................................. 60
The inverter power supply of a sine wave output ...................................................................... 60
Connection with DAC-SCB -2 ........................................................................................................... 62
Difference in measured and temperature equivalent values ..................................................... 64
Maintenance and the measure against failure ......................................................................................... 66
Handling chart ......................................................................................................................................... 67

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General
Outline
DAC-HRT-1 is designed for temperature increment tests of motors, transformers, coils, chokes
and etc. The set can measure energized winding resistances of those specimen and covert to a
temperature by a specified formula in JIS 5311 to display. 4-terminals measurement method
is introduced to display both resistances and the temperature in direct reading.
Pt-100 Temperature Sensor ( option) can be connected fo r the conversion. Combining a
selection control box, DAC-SCB-2(option), the set can switch to me
asure 10 di fferent
specimens and display resist ances and tempe ratures one by one. Analog Out
Resistances and T emperatures, I/Fs, GP-IB and RS232C, for a PC comes as
Thermal Printer as option can also be connected externally.
puts for
standard.

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Specification
0500Vrms
AC Voltmeter
Measurement
(1%Rdg+3digits)
accuracy :
Measuring range
Resolution :
1V
Accuracy guarantee range
Display
Measuring Current
20Range
040.000
50mA
200Range
20.00400.00
5mA
2000Range
200.04000.0
500uA
20000Range
200040000
50uA
Accuracy
(0.05%F.S.+2digits)
Resolution
1m20Range
Testing Voltage
Max. AC450V(50/60Hz)
Measurement input impedance
Display
200k or more50/60Hz
Resistance :
5 digits
Maximum display
41000
Temperature :
5 digits
Maximum display
999.9 ()
1999.9 (F)
Voltage :
3 digits
Open circuit voltage
70VDC
I/F
GP-IB (IEEE488-1987)
Maximum display
RS-232C (D-SUB9 pin)

Data printing (option printer use)
Main power supply
AC100V240V 10% 50/60Hz
Dimensions
W430 H150 D385 (mm)
weight
18kg
Option
Temperature sensor (PT100)

Thermal printer (see hereafter)
DC Blocking CapacitorVarious kinds
Selection control box DAC-SCB-2
550

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Measurement principle
The hot line winding resistance measuring instrument mainly is composed of a measur ement
current output part and a voltage detecting part like other resist ance measuring instrument s.
However, it is designed so that it can measure r esistances, even if AC voltage is impressed
unlike other resist ance measuring in struments. Therefore, the filter from w hich AC current is
removed is inserted in the m
easurement current output circuit. Moreove r, in the vol tage
detecting part, a low pass filter to remove AC voltage so that DC voltage is detected.
Although measuring currents (DC) changes in accordance a range or models, it passes 50mA
- 0.05mA (superposition). This measurement current is fixed and flows only into a specimen. In
addition, since measurement cu rrent shunts toward the pow er supply side if DC blocking
capacitors are not inserted as in
the following figure, the right
measurement cannot be
performed.
Moreover, in a hot line winding
resistance measuring instrument, since 4 terminals
measurement is introduced, a resistance of the measurement cable does not arise.
Rx=V/i=VDC/iDC
HOT LINE MEASURING UNIT

AC FILTER
iDC
AC
METER
A/D
FILTER
VDC
URRENT
MEASURE
(DC)
0V
DETECT
SPECIMEN
AC POWER
DC CUT CAPACITANCE
10
x
PRI
SEC
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The name of each part
Front panel
RESISTANCE
SCB CHANNEL
UP
TEST VOLTAGE
DISPLAY SELECT
Ro
To
AUTO
Ro
To
TE
CH
LOCAL
HOLD
NO HOT
ESC
PRINT
CLR
SCAN
ENT
FILTER
DEG.
INPUT
DOWN
CH
3
2
SETTING DATA
RANGE
POWER
TEMPERATURE
HOTLINE RESISTANCE & TEMPERATURE METER DAC-HRT-1
MEAS
TE
Tc
OPEN
ON
CAL
POWER
It is a power switch.
INPUT connector
It is the connector which connects a 4 terminal measurement probe. Please use the measurement
probe provided with the set. In addition, the change of a front and rear be switched by a function 7 (F7).
Cautions
There is a connection connector of an INPUT connector also in a rear panel. Please use either, in case you
connect the 4 terminal measurement probe.

There is a change of front or rear. However, keep in mind that it cannot use it as a changer.
Display part
RESISTANCE
Resistance is displayed. The display is switched with two buttons on the left of (4) of the display.
RoInitial resistance R: Resistance under measurement
TEMPERATURE
Temperature is displayed. The display is changed with four buttons on the right of (4) under the
display. To: Initial temperature TE: Ambient temperature Tc: Temperature equivalent under
measurement T: a rise-in-heat value under measurement
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SCB CH
SCB CHANNEL
A selected unit number and channel are displayed by double

figures when Selection Control Box (DAC-SCB) is connected.
The right digit displays the number of 0-9 of the unit number,
and the left digit displays the channel number. When the
CH
SCB UNIT
channel is not chosen, it will be in a heat state and it displays H. NUMBER

If DAC-SCB is not connected, it gives no display.
CH
VOLTAGE
The alternating voltage currently impressed to the measurement sample is displayed with the
actual value (RMS). The input impedance of AC voltmeter is approximately 10Mohm, and a
blocking capacitor for DC testing current is connected in series with the meter.
Cautions
While the voltmeter is pointing to a value, the corresponding voltage is generated at the tip of the measurement
probe. Do not touch a part for the metal department of the measurement probe with a hand. There is a possibility
of receiving an electric shock.
Since AC voltmeter has high input impedance, when a cable is long, it may cause error on measurement.
The display of AC voltmeter operates continuously regardless of ON/OFF of MEAS.
Voltages applied to specimen is not turned on/off of MEAS. Key.
Display change DISPLAY SELECT
DISPLAY SELECT
Resistance display change Ro, R

A RESISTANCE display is switched.
Ro
R
Ro
To
TE
Tc
Resistance under
measurement
Initial resistance
RESISTANCE
TEMPERATURE
Temperature display change

A TEMPERATURE display is switched.
To(Initial temperature)
The set-up initial temperature value is displayed.
TE Ambient temperature
When a thermometer (DAC-Pt100) as option is connected, the temperature (ambient
temperature) of the sensor is displayed. Moreover, when the thermometer (DAC-Pt100) is
not connected, the ambient temperature set up from the ten key is displayed.
TcTemperature equivalent
The value which carried out the temperature conversion of the resistance under
measurement is displayed. In order to carry out the temperature conversion of the
resistance, it is required to set up initial temperature and initial resistance beforehand.
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TRise-in-temperature value
The rise-in-temperature value of a test sample is displayed. This indicates how much the
temperature conversion of the resistance went up to a s urrounding temperature. It is
required to set up initial resistance and initial temperature, in order to display T, to
connect the thermometer (DAC-Pt100) further, or to set up ambient temperature.
RANGE
It is the button which sets up the range of resistance measurement.
AUTO chooses the suitable range which suited the measurement sample.
HOLD
FILTER
FILTER
A built-in filter is chosen. Usually, although it is used by

making it 1, when a power supply state is bad, please set
NO HOT
it as 2 or 3. NO HOTThe right-hand side of FILTER3, a

SETTING DATA inner side is used to read initial resistance before supplying testing voltage.
OPEN Alarm
(When MEAS. is turned on) OPEN alarm operates to emit a beep sound, when a measurement
probe opens or a device under test is disconnected during measurement. If OPEN alarm lights
up, please stop measurement (the on-button of MEAS. is pushed and it turns
OFF).
Danger
While an OPEN lamp lights up and alarm is sounding, please do not touch a part for the metal part of the
measurement probe with a hand. There is a possibility of receiving an electric shock.
MEAS. button
ON
Push ON button, a lamp turns on and measurement starts. To stop the measurement, push the
button once again. Then, the lamp turns off and the measurement stops.
CAL
Push CALbutton. A lamp turns on and t he set come in a c alibration by itself to measure a
built-in standard resistor. If 400.0 is given as resistance, the set is in normal.A value may
shift somewhat in a measurement environment etc., especially after the set is turned on.
Danger
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Please do not touch a measurement probe during measurement (MEAS. lamp lighting), or do not remove a
measurement probe from a test sample. There is a possibility of receiving an electric shock.
The MEAS button does not turn off applying test voltage to a test sample.
SETTING DATA
SETTING DATA
It is used for initial resistance and i nitial temperature setting.
Ro
To
TE
CH
LOCAL
HOLD
NO HOT
ESC
PRINT
CLR
SCAN
ENT
Moreover, when the thermometer (DAC-Pt100) is not connected, it is

used also for a setup of ambient temperature. In addition, it is used for
a setup of a function, or a channel setup of a change box (DAC-SCB).
Ro
Initial resistance is set up.
To
Initial temperature is set up.
TE
Ambient temperature is set up. However, a t hermometer
(DAC-Pt100) is connected.
It cannot be used at the time of
CH
When the change box (DAC-SCB) is connected, it is used for selection.
It is used for a setup of a function.
ESC
(Only setup by the SETTING DATA button)
W hile performing various setup, it is
interrupted and is used for returning to the initial state.

CLR
It is used for clearing digital data while performing various setup.
ENT
It is used for the determination of various data.
PRINT
Printer Time Setting
F PRINT CLR O 9 ENT
Setting time: 0-999sec
Default: 60 sec
SCAN
Scanning Setting when combining SCB
1.
F + 1: Auto Scanning
Each channel is scanned and measured.
2.
F + SCN + CLR + O 999

Interval time is set for each channel.
An LED lamp blinks on the upper right side of SCAN key
3.
SCAN: MEAS . ON
An LED lamp is lit on the upper right side of SCAN key, active channels are measured.
4.
ESC: MEAS. OFF

Push ESC key to stop the measurement.
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Rear panel
9
10
100-240V AC
I TRM.
WARNING
Pt SENSOR
F1:3A
E
U
Do not operate without reading safety

precautions in user's manual.
No operator serviceable parts inside;
refer servicing to service trained personnel.
Do not remove covers.
GND
6
SCB
DATA OUT
GP-IB(IEEE-488)
RS-232C
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7
8
Maintain ground line to

avoid electrical shock.
INPUT
F2:0.2A
U
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Note:To interface RS-232C

or an Optional Printer
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The fan for cooling

Please install and do not sometimes plug up this hole.
IEE-488
It is a connector for connecting this apparatus to a GP-IB bus.
RS-232C
It is a connector for connecting this set to RS-232C.
Analog output
Accuracy: (0.5% F.S.+1mV)
DATA OUT : R
1V/10000digits
It is the output of the direct current voltage proportional to resistance measured value.
DATA OUT : T
(1V/1000digits)
It is the output of the direct current voltage proportional to a rise-in-heat value (T).
I TRM
It adjusts the constant testing current for measurement.
Cautions
Measured value (display) changes by adjusting this trimmer. This is for compensating the error by change of
measurement environment, such as temperature and humidity. Usually, since it is adjusted at the time of
shipment, please do not turn to adjust. Moreover, if the compensation is necessary, after the set is turned on for
a while, please push the CAL (calibration) button, and where a measuring instrument power supply is turned ON,
adjust so that a display will be 400.0.
Pt SENSOR (OPTION) 5m
By attaching the thermometer sensor (DAC-Pt100) as option, ambient temperature is automatically

taken in as data.
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SCB, the connector for connection (OPTION)

It is a connector for connecting with an exclusive change box (DAC-SCB -2).
INPUT Connector
It is the connector which connects a 4 terminal measurement probe. Please use the measurement
probe provided with the set as standard.
In addition, the change of front or rear can be switched by a function 7 (F7).
Cautions
There is another connector of an INPUT also at the front panel. Please use either, in case you connect the 4
terminal measurement probe.
There is the only change of the front connector or rear one. However, keep in mind that it cannot use it as a
changing function.
AC Power supply fuse

At home, please use it by 3A.
AC INPUT
It is the input power supply of a measuring instrument.
GNDground
Ground
The GND terminal is connected to the case. Please

be sure to ground.
Be sure to use it for grounding.
Fuse for measurement

It is protection fuse of a measurement input circuit. Please use 2A.
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The operation method

DAC-HRT-1
Electric shock cautions

Since the main part of a measuring instrument measures a measurement sample under energized (where
voltage is applied), please be sure to take grounding.
In case you measure using this measuring instrument, be careful of handling enough about the measurement
main set and measurement samples.
Please use it after surely reading notes about a measurement probe before measuring.
Please read the instruction manual about connection with a measurement sample.
In performing connection with a measurement sample, be careful of an electric shock enough.
The connection method of a test sample

The set performs direct-current-resistance measurement for a t est sample under ener gized with AC
voltage. In order to prevent that direct-current current flow into the AC supply, a direct-current blocking
capacitor is necessary to between the AC supply and t he sample under test. In order t o connect the
blocking capacitor, it is conv enient to use C-BOX (DAC-CHR-1B) of an option. The d irect-current
blocking capacitor is built in the selection control box (DAC-SCB). The connection method at the time of
selection control box use should follow an attached instructions manual.
As shown in a figure, a measurement power supply is connected to the terminal of AC IN of C-BOX, and
a sample is connected to the terminal of AC OUT. Then, please connect the 4 terminal measurement
probe of exclusive use to the terminal which wants to measure a sample on it.
HO TL I N E R E S IS TA NCE & T EM PE R AT UR E M ET E R
RE SI STA NCE
SEC C
A PRI
DA C-H RT - 1
RA NGE
SCB C HANNEL
POWER
UP
TE MP ERA TUR E
IN P UT
x
D
C1
To
Ro
To
TE
CH
HO LD
N O HOT
ES C
P RI NT
CL R
SC AN
EN T
DI SPL AY SE LEC T
Ro
SE TTI NG DA TA
AU TO
M EAS
TE
Tc
O PE N
ON
C AL
HOT LINE
B
SEC
PRI
C BOX DAC-CHR-1B
L
23A
AC INPUT
AC OUTPUT
7A
GND
POWER
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LOC AL
FI LTE R
DEG.
D OW N
CH
T EST V OLT AGE
2A
EXT.C
EXT.C

DAC-HRT-1
Electric
Electric shock cautions
In case you carry out connection of the measurement sample, please be sure to turn off AC power source of the
test sample.
In case you impress and measure voltage in a sample, please fully check connection.
Please measure by
fixing firmly so that the measurement probe does not separate.

since the voltage (AC) indicated in the voltmeter is impressed to the both ends of a measurement probe
irrespective of t he measurement state (the lamp of a MEAS. button is lighting or putting out lights) of this
measuring instrument while impressing voltage to a sample -- be careful.
Please use it after checking connection, when the blocking capacitor (DAC-CHR-1B) is
used. Moreover, when voltage is applied, please do not touch the terminal by any means.
Measuring method
1. The warm up the measuring set
Turning on t he set, please perform a w arm up about 30 minutes. When measurement starts
immediately after turning on the set, a value may shift, or an error may become large.
2. The calibration check of the measuring set (CAL)

Push the CAL button, check if 400.0 ohms is indicated.
3. Initial measurement
A sample is measured in the state where voltage is not applied. NO HOT of the FILTER button of a
measuring instrument is chosen, and the MEAS button is turned ON to measure..
4. Acquisition of initial measured value
(Ro)
If measured value is stabilized and it will push in order of Ro of the SETTING DATA button, and ENT,
initial resistance (Ro) will be taken into the measuring instrument. At this time, a resistance display
switches automatically, and is chosen, and DISPLAY SELECT (resistance display change button)
changes from R to LED of Ro. If R of DISPLAY SELECT is pushed after that, as for a display, the
value under measurement will be displayed. (In use of DAC-Pt100 of an option, ambient
temperature is simultaneously taken in as an initial temperature (To) of a sample.)
initial resistance can be checked by pushing Ro of DISPLAY SELECT.
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In addition,

DAC-HRT-1
HOTLINE RESISTANCE & TEMPERATURE METER
RESISTANCE
DAC-HRT-1
RANGE
SCB CHANNEL
POWER
UP
TEMPERATURE
DOWN
To
Ro
To
TE
CH
LOCAL
HOLD
NO HOT
ESC
PRINT
CLR
SCAN
ENT
MEAS
DISPLAY SELECT
FILTER
DEG.
Ro
AUTO
CH
TEST VOLTAGE
INPUT
SETTING DATA
TE
Tc
ON
OPEN
CAL
Operation 3, operation 4
Cautions
Cautions
Please be sure to check connection.
Please push the MEAS button after fixing firmly on both sides of a test sample with the measurement probe.
During measurementLamp lighting of the M EAS button, please do not touch the measurement probe or do
not remove from the test sample. There is a possibility of receiving an electric shock.
5. A setup of the initial temperature of a test sample
(To)
The initial temperature of the test sample is set up. If To of the SETTING DATA button is pushed, To
of DISPLAY SELECT (temperature display change button) will be c hosen automatically, and w ill
switch. If the SETTING DATA button is pushed after that, temperature is inputted and ENT is
pushed, initial temperature (To) will be taken into the measuring set.
In addition, initial temperature can be checked by pushing To of DISPLAY SELECT.
6. Ambient temperature setup
(TE)
Ambient temperature (TE) is set up (in use of DAC-Pt100 of an option, temperature is displayed). If
TE of the SETTING DATA button is pushed, TE of DISPLAY SELECT (temperature display change
button) will be chosen automatically, and will switch. If temperature is inputted from the numeric key
of the SETTING DATA button after that and ENT is pushed, initial temperature (TE) will be taken
into the measuring set. In use of DAC-Pt100 of an option, a manual input cannot be carried out.
In addition, ambient temperature can be checked by pushing TE of DISPLAY SELECT.
HOTLINE RESISTANCE & TEMPERATURE METER
RESISTANCE
DAC-HRT-1
RANGE
SCB CHANNEL
POWER
UP
TEMPERATURE
To
To
TE
CH
LOCAL
HOLD
NO HOT
ESC
PRINT
CLR
SCAN
ENT
MEAS
DISPLAY SELECT
Ro
Ro
FILTER
DEG.
INPUT
SETTING DATA
AUTO
CH
TEST VOLTAGE
DOWN
TE
Tc
OPEN
ON
CAL
4
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DAC-HRT-1
Operation 5, operation 6
7. Temperature rise test

Please choose 1-3 of FILTER and start measurement, after performing the above operation, and
checking connection.
: DISPLAY SELECT
other keys
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Function
DAC-HRT-1
Function
There are various functions in this set, like the hold of the measured value at the time of sample
disconnection, the test of LINE condition, automatic initial setting at the time of selection box
use, or F change, a setup of a temperature coefficient, a set up of an interface, etc. can
be performed.
F0 Data hold
Function
During measurement, when a sample is disconnected (LED of OPEN lights up),
resistance and temperature value indicated are held, and measurement is stopped.
Operation
A key is pressed in order of F, 0, and ENT (also after a setup of initial resistance and
initial temperature, this operation can go int o this function), and ON of MEAS. is pushed an d
measured in t he state where LED of zero button is bl inking. Measurement is ended w hile
resistance (R) just before LED of zero button lights up and a sa mple is disconnected, and the
display of temperature (Tc) had held, when the sample was disconnected during measurement.
The measured value display at the time of a hold will be Hxxxxomega. Please press the key of
ESC, when you cancel a hold. in addition -- even if it pushes ESC -- the function of a function 0
-- -- since it remains as it is, it can ex amine succeedingly. The m ethod of terminating a
function function should press a key in order of F, 0, and ENT, and should change it into the
state where LED of zero button has gone out.
F1 Initial resistance, initial temperature automatic taking in

Function
Only while using the selection control box (DAC-SCB -2) of an option, the initial
resistance and initial temperature (ambient temperature) of all channels, which SCB
uses it, this function is effective and the values are taken in automatically.
Operation
SCB is connected to a sample in the state where voltage is not impressed, and a
key is pressed in order of F, 1, and ENT (LED of one button blinks). A range is chosen
automatically, all channels are switched and initial resistance is taken in. At this time, a
filter serves as NO HOT. After the above operation is completed, LED of F puts out the
light, it ends and LED of ON also switches off MEAS. SCB will be in a heat state.
Cautions
A function function cannot be set up while performing the time of measurement, and CAL (except a part
function).
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Function
DAC-HRT-1
F2 Power supply condition inspection

Function
Without passing current (DC), only a detector operates and is displayed. This is for
seeing the quality of the condition of a power supply in the state where the power
supply was turned on electricity to load, and is for choosing a filter and DC cut
capacitor so that a display may be stabilized.
Operation
If a k ey is p ressed in order of F, 2, and E NT, LED of two buttons will blink, and only a
detector is co nnected without passing the direct-current constant current for measurement.
A display is displayed without a unit and a decimal point in the state of R lighting.
A push on
an ESC key cancels this function.
F3 , F change
Function
Operation
Change of Centigrade and Fahrenheit F

If a key is pressed in order of F, 3, and ENT, a temperature display will switch to
or F. When chosen as F, LED of 3 blinks. If the same operation is carried out,

and F will be repeated in order.
F4 Communication setup
Function
It can set up to the GP-IB address a number, 0-30, of equipment at the time of GP-IB
selection. Moreover, in selection of RS-232C, a baud rate can be set up.

Operation
It will be set up, if a key is pressed in order of F and 4, an address or a baud rate
(19200, 9600: a default, 4800, 2400, 1200) is chosen in UP or DOWN of RANGE and ENT is
pushed.
F5 Delimiter setup
Operation
Function
The delimiter of GP-IB and RS-232C is set up.

A key is pressed in order of F and 5, and it chooses with UP and DOWN
from the right table. and it will be set up i f ENT is pus hed. However, EOI
cannot be set up in RS-232C mode.
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Delimiter
CR+LF
CR
LF
EOI
Function
DAC-HRT-1
F6 Temperature coefficient setup

Function
Since temperature conversion is carried out, the temperature coefficient of the
conductor of a sample can be set up. It can set up the copper temperature
coefficient 234.5 (at the time of Centigrade: at the time of degrees C [234.5] and
Fahrenheit 454.1 degrees F) and others.
Operation
This apparatus can register the temperature coefficient for carrying out the
temperature conversion of the resistance, chooses one other than copper (fixed value
234.5), and performs temperature conversion.
The selection method of a temperature coefficient

If a key is pressed in order of F and 6, "F6no0" (meaning of F6 and temperature coefficient
registration NO.0) will be displayed on a resistance display part, and, as for a temperature
display part, the temperature coefficient of 234.5 will be displayed at the time of 454.1 and
Centigrade at the time of Fahrenheit.
The registration method of a temperature coefficient

The temperature coefficient registered into temperature coefficient registration as NO.1
now is displayed on a temperature display part as a key pressed in order of F, and 6 and 1.
Then, it will be registered, if the CRL button is pushed, a temperature coefficient is inputted
with a ten key and ENT is pushed. The ranges of the temperature coefficient which can be
registered are 0.1-999.9.
F7 INPUT input change

Function
Operation
The input of a 4 terminal connection probe is switched.

If a key is pressed in order of F and 7, an INPUT will switch to the front or rear input.
When chosen at the rear input. LED of 7 blinks. If the same operation is carried out, it will
be repeated in order of front and rear.
F8 Interface change
Function
Operation
The interface to be used can be chosen.

It will decide, if a key is pressed in order of F and 8, selection in GP-IB, RS-232C, or
printer mode is made by UP or DOWN of RANGE and ENT is pushed.
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Interface
DAC-HRT-1
Interface
This set is equipped as standard with GP-IB (IEEE488) and a serial (RS-232C) interface, and
remote control is possible by a personal computer etc.
Moreover, it is also possible to print a measurement result by a thermal printer kit (option).
The kind and operating condition of an interface

The interface (it abbreviates to I/F hereafter) with which this set is equipped as standard is as
follows.
GP-IB I/F (IEEE488-1987)
Serial I I/F (RS-232C conformity)
(1) and (2) cannot be used simultaneously. Moreover, since the thermal printer of an option
uses serial I/F, and a concurrent use with GP-IB I/F cannot be performed. The thermal printer of
an option does not operate in the state of remote mode, and controlled by a key operation
(manual operation) of the front panel.
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Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
GP-IB (IEEE488)
This interface is connectable with the measurement bus (GP-IB) of the IEEE standard 488-1987.
Thereby, remote control is possible by external controllers (computer etc.).
Character sample: 1234567890 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
The outline of GP-IB

GP-IB is the interface system which can connect a controller and two or more peripheral
equipment with one bus cable. The GP-IB interface of each set (also including this apparatus)
must set up an address for every set. Although each of these interfaces can take charge of one
of three kinds of a controller, a talker, and a listener, or two or more, the controller function can
await only one kind of the three functions. During operation of a system, only one talker can
send out to a bus line. The controller function specifies the address of the talker and the listener,
and data is transmitted to the listener from the talker, or it specifies the controller itself as the
talker or the listener.
Specification
Conformity standard
IEEE standard 488-1987
Use code
ASCII code
Signal line
TTL open collector output
TTL input
Active Low
The number of connection

Cable length
Active Low
Up to a maximum of 15 sets
The total length of 2m x the number of connections should be
20m
or less.
Addressing
0-30, and default "3"
Delimiter
CR+LF (default), CR, LF, EOI
Connector
24 pin GP-IB connector
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DAC-HRT-1
GP-IB connector table

Pin
Signal
Pin
Signal name
number
name
number
DIO 1
13
DIO 5
DIO 2
14
DIO 6
DIO 3
15
DIO 7
DIO 4
16
DIO 8
EOI
17
REN
DAV
18
GND (DAV)
NRFD
19
GND (NRFD)
NDAC
20
GND (NDAC)
IFC
21
GND (IFC)
10
SRQ
22
GND (SRQ)
11
ATN
23
GND (ATN)
12
SHIELD
24
GND LOGIC
12
24
1
13
Function
It has the following function.
Code
A function and explanation
SH1
Transmitting handshake function
AH1
Receiving handshake function
T6
A fundamental talker function, No serial pole functional, the talker release

function by MLA
L4
Fundamental listeners ability, the listener release function by MTA
SR0
With no service request function
RL1
Remote function
PP0
With no parallel port function
DC1
Device clear ability
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Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
Signal line
There are eight data lines, three handshake lines for controlling transmission and reception of
the asynchronous data between sets, and five control lines for controlling the flow of the
information on a bus in GP-IB.
GP-IB signal line table

Sign
Direction
TRUE
Name
Contents
DIO1-8
TL
DATA INPUT OUTPUT
ATN=1;ADDRESS, COMMAND
ATN=0;DATA, STATUS
DAV
TL
DATA VALID
For the handshakes NRFD at the time of an exchange
NRFD
TL
NOT READY FOR DATA
of the information on DATA BUS. N of NDAC only
NDA
TL
NOT DATA ACCEPTED
expresses INVERT and should just be considered as

RFDDAC.
C
IFC
CD
INTERFACE CLEAR
All reset of an interface
ATN
CD
ATTENTION
The information on DIO is specification of ADDRESS

COMMAND and DATA STATUS.
SRQ
CD
SERVICE REQUEST
The signal for interruption to CONTROLLER from

TALKER (Common line)
REN
CD
REMOTE ENABLE
Control of DEVICE is specification (remote = 1) of a

remote or local.
EOI
TL
END or INDENTIFY
the last BYTE of DATA at the time of ATN = 0.

PARALELL POLL at the time of ATN = 1
Notes
T: Talker
C: Controller
L: Listener
D: Devices other than a controller
L: express LOW TRUE.
Device address setting table

Address
ASCII code
Address switch
Setup
Talker
Listener
A5
A4
A3
A2
A1
SP
&
10
11
12
27
set name
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DAC-HRT-1
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
<
29
30
>
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Delimiter
At the time of ATN = 0, the data sent out is called device message. The sign which shows the
end of a message is called delimiter, and the delimiter is chosen as either CR (0DH) or CR-LF
(0DH, 0AH) according to the controller which a user uses.
Moreover, an EOI signal is also effective.
When this equipment is specified as the talker, EOI is
also sent out simultaneously with the delimiter specified above. It can also supply
simultaneously [the above-mentioned delimiter] with EOI and a delimiter at the time of listener
specification. It is also possible to set up only EOI with a delimiter.
Message
Delimiter
CRLF
EOI
CR
EOI
LF
EOI
EOI
Correspondence of a bus line command (multi-message)

The following cannot respond among the multi-messages provided in the IEEE standard.
The table corresponding to a bus line command

Classification
Command name
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Meaning
A related
function
Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
DCL: Device clearance

Universal command
a power supply is ready

to be input.
DC1
The local specification

LL0: Local lockout
switch of the set is made
RL1
improper.
Addressing
command
(the
listener specification
GTLGo to local
It is made in local mode.
UNLun-listen
Listener is not assigned.
UNTun-talk
Talker is not assigned.
RL1
column -- effective)
Address
Cautions
Although many interface functions of the standard, GP-IB, are defined, since it is impossible to take all
into consideration, the five above-mentioned commands is made the function to correspond by this
set.
Remote local function

Remote does not show the state where the external computer (controller) is controlling the set,
and manual operation cannot be performed. A local means the state where the set can be
operated by manual operation.
Local state
When a power switch is turned on or a REN signal become "H", it will be in this state. In
addition, when a GTL (GO TO LOCLA) message is received, or when equipment's own local
switch is pushed, it will be in this state.
Remote state
In the state of remote one, it is locked except the local switch. If a local switch is pushed at
this time, it will return to a local state and will cancel.
A REN signal will be in a remote state,
if the set receives a listener address by "L."
Local lockout state

It is more powerful than a remote state and is in the remote state which locks all operation
switches including a local switch. Except the instructions from a controller, it does not return
to a local state in this state. If a LLO (LOCAL LOCK OUT) message is received in a remote
state, it will be in this state.
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Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
Control code
A control code is restricted to the character string data based on the ASCII code shown in
the following table. Moreover, the multi-state command form of less than 255 characters is
also possible including a delimiter. In this form, when a delimiter is interpreted, a command
is executed. A command and commands is divided and input with
GP-IB control code table

Code
DR0
The display of Ro (initial resistance) set value
DR1
The display of R (measurement resistance) value
same
DT0
The display of To (initial temperature) set value
operation as To of
DT1
The display of TE (ambient temperature)
the
DISPLAY
DT2
The display of Tc (temperature equivalent)
section,
TE,
DT3
The display of deltaT (rise-in-heat value)
DH0
Hold release of a measurement data value
DH1
The hold of a measurement data value
RG0
Selection of 20-ohm range
RG1
RG2
RG3
RGA
Selection of an auto range
FL0
Selection of NO HOT
FL1
Selection of a filter 1
FL2
FL3
MON
ON of measurement
MOF
OFF of measurement
CON
ON of a calibration
COF
OFF of a calibration
KRZ
Setup of Ro (initial resistance)
KTZ
Setup of To (initial temperature)
Selection
of
resistance
display
item
Ro of the DISPLAY
section
same
The
operation
as R switch
The
Selection
of
temperature
display
item
Tc,
and deltaT switch

Display hold
Invalid at the time

Selection
of
measurement range
of a data hold
and use of CAL
and F1
Invalid at the time

of a data hold
Selection of a filter
and use
ON/OFF
of
measurement
ON/OFF
of
calibration
Selection and a setup
A setup by a function
Function 0
Function 1
KTZ+ data + delimiter
Setup of TE (ambient temperature) KTR+ data +
KTR
of a setting item
KRZ+ data + delimiter
delimiter
KCH
00-99: CH setting of DAC-SCB -2
KCH
DAC-SCB -2 is CH-setting-canceled.
FC00
Data hold OFF (for a short circuit examination)
FC01
Data hold ON (for a short circuit examination)
FC10
An automatic setup of Ro (initial resistance) and To

(initial temperature)
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DAC-HRT-1
Function 2
Function 3
FC20
Test mode OFF
FC21
Test mode ON
FC30
A temperature unit is set as Centigrade.
FC31
A temperature unit is set as Fahrenheit.

A temperature coefficient is set as the temperature
FC60
Function 6
Selection of output
data
It is set as the arbitrary values which had the
FC61
temperature coefficient registered.
FC61
Setup of a temperature coefficient
delimiter
GK1
The check of a temperature coefficient
GR
Output data is chosen as a resistance display.
GT
Output data is chosen as a temperature display.
GS
GE
In addition to this
coefficient (234.5) of copper wire.
FC61-+ data +
Example: FC61-123.4CRLF
Output data is chosen as a measurement state

output.
Output data is chosen as the contents output of an
error.
GV
Output data is chosen as voltage.
RE
The clearance of an error flag
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Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
Input data format (when a delimiter is CR+LF)

KRZ command
When initial resistance is inputted by digital data
KRZ Data CRLF
It is the same as the keystroke at the time of a local, and data is

inputted in a numerical value and a decimal point in the range to
0.001-20.000 / 0.01-200.00 / 0.1-2000.0 / 1-20000.
When inputting by the data whose initial resistance is under measurement

Notes 1
KRZDR1CRLF
KTZ command
When digital data is inputted into initial temperature
KTZ Data CRLF
It is the same as the keystroke at the time of a local, and is at the

time of Centigrade (degree C). - It is at the time of 100-199.9, and
Fahrenheit (degree F). - Data is inputted in a numerical value and
a decimal point in the range to 150.0-399.9.
When the data of a temperature sensor (DAC-PT100) is inputted as initial resistance

KTZCRLF
Notes 2
KTR command
When digital data is inputted into ambient temperature
KTR Data CRLF
It is the same as the keystroke at the time of a local, and is at the

time of Centigrade (degree C). - It is at the time of 100-199.9, and
Fahrenheit (degree F). - Data is inputted in a numerical value and
a decimal point in the range to 150.0-399.9.
(Notes 3)
Cautions
Notes 1
When the temperature sensor is connected, data is automatically taken in from a sensor and turns
into initial temperature data.
Notes 2
Data is set with 0 when the temperature sensor is not connected.
Notes 3
It becomes invalid when the temperature sensor is connected.
FC61
.command
When the digital data of a temperature coefficient is inputted A temperature
coefficient is simultaneously set as arbitrary values.
FC61 Data CRLF It is the same as the keystroke at the time of a local, and data is
inputted in a numerical value and a decimal point in the range to 0.1-999.9.
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Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
Other codes
Other codes can choose a function.
By adding and sending a delimiter to a code, the
function becomes effective.
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Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
Output data format

*
When a sign is minus, it is "" at the time of "-"
ddd.dd
It differs in a resistance range.
---.--
It differs in a resistance range.
and plus.
Space
GR command
In the case of an initial resistance display
R0_*ddd.ddE+0CRLF
R0E999.99E+0CRLF
When initial resistance is not set up
In the case of a measurement resistance display

R*ddd.ddE+0CRLF
ROL*ddd.ddE+0CRLF
At the time of scale over
RHD*ddd.ddE+0CRLF
At the time of data HOLD
status
RE---.--E+0CRLF
At
the
time
of
not
having
Range
20
dd.dddE+0
200
ddd.ddE+0
2000
dddd.dE+0
20000
ddddd.E+0
measured
ROP*ddd.ddE+0CRLF
When opening alarm is generated
GT command
In the case of an initial temperature value display
T0 C*ddd.dCRLF
Centigrade
T0 F*ddd.dCRLF
T0E --- .-CRLF
Fahrenheit
When the value is not set up
In the case of an ambient temperature value display

TRC*ddd.dCRLF
Centigrade
TRF*ddd.dCRLF
Fahrenheit
TRE---.-CRLF
When the value is not set up
In the case of a measurement temperature equivalent display

TDC*ddd.dCRLF
Centigrade
TDF*ddd.dCRLF
Fahrenheit
TDE---.-CRLF
When not having measured and temperature exceeds
In the case of data HOLD status

THC*ddd.dCRLF
Centigrade
THF*ddd.dCRLF
Fahrenheit
In the case of a difference-of-temperature display

DTC*ddd.dCRLF
Centigrade
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Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
DTF*ddd.dCRLF
Fahrenheit
DTE---.-CRLF
When the value is not set up or it has not measured,

When temperature exceeds
GS command
ON,
CALd,
CHdd,
RG xd,
FLd,
TKddd.d
2byte
4byte
4byte
4byte
3byte
8byte
Data
Measurement
ON
Under measurement
state
OF
Under a measurement stop
Calibration
CAL0
CAL release
state
CAL1
CAL selection
Selection
CHdd
channel
CRLF
Selection
RGxd
range
dd=00~99
Selection channel: SCB is connected.
dd=HH
Channel invalidity SCB is connected.
dd=--
Channel invalidity SCB is not connected.
x=
Manual range change
x=A
AUTO range change
d=0~3
Selection resistance range

Selection filter
Selection filter
FLd
d=0~3
Preset
TKddd.d
ddd.d=000.1~999.9
temperature
coefficient
GE command
GE d1d2d3d4d5d6d7d8CRLF
d1
d2
d3
d4
d5
d6
At the time of 0
At the time of 1
Normal
There is a command which cannot be interpreted.
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
The temperature sensor is not
connected.
Initial resistance is not set up or the setting range is

exceeded.
The initial temperature value is not set up or the setting
range is exceeded.
The ambient temperature value is not set up or the setting
range is exceeded.
Assigned CH is not set up or the assigned range is
exceeded.
The temperature sensor is connected.
d7
DAC-SCB is not connected.
DAC-SCB is connected.
d8
Normal
Opening alarm is generated.
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DAC-HRT-1
Cautions
The output data based on G* command is held until it is set when a command is accepted, and it
sends out data. It holds until new data is set and it sends out data at the same time.
By the output data based on the GR and GT commands, the data of the display item chosen by DR*
and DT* command is sent out.
All the space codes of command line are disregarded.
GK1 command
GK1ddd.dCRLF Temperature coefficient
GV command
GVdddVCRLF
Applied voltage
Delimiter
With a delimiter number of the function key on the front panel,
the delimiter at the time of input and output can be specified as in
the right figure. However, when EOI is received, it is regarded as
what was not concerned with assignment but received the
delimiter. Moreover, EOI is surely added to the last code of the
data to send out.
Remote local
Local SW. ON
REN"L"+ Address Specify
REN"H"
Local
Remote
REN
"
H"
LLO
REN"H"
REN"L"+LLO
Address Specify-GTL
Address Specify GTL

Arrarunt
Local
Opreation
Address Specify
Remote local transition chart

Local
RENH
Remote
RENL:MA1
Seemingly, it is local operation.

Local lockout
RENL:LLO1:MA0
RENL:LLO1:MA1
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Local
Lock out
Delimiter NO.
Delimiter
CR+LF
CR
LF
EOI
Interface GP-IB
DAC-HRT-1
REN:
remote enable
MLA:
my listen address
LLO:
local lockout
MTA:
my talk address
MA:
my address
GTL:
go to local
Cautions
If there is no assignment of an address, it will not become Remote and a local lockout.
If it is made REN="H", it will be in a local state from all states unconditionally.
The change of remote

Or
de
r
Control line
DATA
ATN
REN
DIO1DIO8
(MLA) Addressing
Operation
It will be in a remote state.
The change to a local lockout

Or
de
Control line
DATA
Operation
ATN
REN
DIO1DIO8
(MLA) Addressing
LLO
It will be in a local lockout state.
A change on a local
Or
de
r
Control line
DATA
ATN
REN
DIO1DIO8
Operation
It will be in a local state for all pieces of

equipment).
Or
de
Control line
DATA
ATN
REN
DIO1DIO8
(MA) Addressing
GTL
Operation

It
is
local
equipment).
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in
case
of
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DAC-HRT-1
Cautions
In order to change into a remote state, addressing as a listener is once required.
A local lockout is effective in a remote state.
If REN is set to 0 (H), a remote state and a local lockout will be canceled simultaneously.
An address command group (GTL, SDC) receives only the time of a listener state.
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Interface RS-232C
DAC-HRT-1
Serial (RS-232C) Interface

This set has equipped the serial (RS-232C) interface as standard.
It is connectable with the EIA RS-232C serial interface, and this interface is setting this set as a
remote mode state, and can perform the remote control by controllers (computer etc.), and
the output of various data.
Moreover, serial connection of the thermal printer of an option can be made, and
measurement data can be made to print manually by key operation from this set. Please refer
to a thermal printer kit (option) for details.
Outline
RS-232C is one of the serial interfaces standardized.
It is the interface standard as which EIA
(U.S. Electronic Industries Association) in the U.S. determined DTE (Data Terminal Equipment)
and DCE (digital circuit access and terminating equipment) in 1969 based on CCITT advice
(Consulting Committee of International Telegraph & Telephone) V.24 and V28.
An electrical property, the kind of signal line, mechanical specification (connector
specification), etc. are specified, and it is widely used as an interface for input and output of a
modem and a personal computer peripheral device.
Then, although standards, such as addition of a signal line, are revised and the official name
has become "ANSI/EIA-232-E", generally it is called "RS-232C" present still more.
Electrical property
Electrical property
Item
Driver
Standard
Maximum
output 25V (absolute value)
voltage No-load
The minimum output It is 5-15V (absolute value) to load 3-7kohm.
voltage (load)
Output resistance (at 300ohms or more
the time of
turning
OFF)
Output circuit current 500mA or less (absolute value)
(at the time of a short
circuit)
Receiver
Slew rate
Below 30 V/ S
Input resistor
37k
Transient domain
3VAbsolute value
Input voltage
25V Absolute value

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Interface RS-232C
DAC-HRT-1
Voltage level
Space
Mark
0/ON
1/OFF
Output condition
+5+15V
-5-15V
Input conditions
-3V
-3V
Binary
A signal list standardized by RS-232, and Abbreviation standardized by

JIS and CITT regulation
Signal table
Pin number
abbreviation
Name
RS232
CCITT
JIS
(Nine pin
connectors)
Protective ground
AA(GND)
101
FG
Grounding for signals
AB(GND)
102
SG
Transmitting data
BA(TXD)
103
SD
Receiving data
BB(RXD)
104
RD
Request to Send
CA(RTS)
105
RS
Ready for sending
CB(CTS)
106
CS
Data set ready
CC(DSR)
107
DR
Data terminal ready
CD(DTR)
108/2
ER
CE(RI)
125
CI
CF(DCD)
109
CD
CG(-)
110
SQD
CH/CI(-)
111
SRS
DA/DB(TXC)
113/114
ST1/ST2
DD(RXC)
115
RT
transmitting
SBA(-)
118
BSD
Slave station receiving data
SBB(-)
119
BRD
Slave station Request to
SCA(-)
120
BRS
SCB(-)
121
BCS
SCF(-)
122
BCD
Addressed Display
Data channel receiving Carrier
Detect
Data
signal
quality
detection
Data signal rate selector
Transmitter signal element
timing
Receiver
signal
element
timing
Slave
station
data
Send
a slave station -- ready for
sending
Slave
station
receiving
Carrier Detect
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Interface RS-232C
DAC-HRT-1
The pin to which O mark is attached is used for the serial interface of this set.
Connector form
D-Sub connector 9 pin [plug], an inch screw (C-0912 XM2 equivalent)
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Interface RS-232C
DAC-HRT-1
Serial interface specification

Electrical property
It is based on EIA-232 (RS-232).
Communication system :
Full duplex
Synchronic system :
asynchronous system
Baud Rate :
19200, 9600 (default), 4800, 2400, and 1200
Signal composition :
Start bit
A unit is bps.
1bit
(at the time of a remote Data length
8bit
mode setup)
Hardware handshake :
Parity bit
Nothing
Stop bit
1bit
Delimiter
CR+LF(default), CR, LF
CA and CB signal always use it as TRUE or a control line, and

can choose either.
A cross cable is used in communication with PC compatible with DOS/V.
To connect with a
computer, it is necessary to set up so that adjustment can take the method of a handshake,
a data transfer rate, a data format, etc., from the computer side. An interface cable should
be in accordance with the set to use. Usually, it is a straight type when using the printer
which our company recommends.
The signal used (D-Sub9 pin connector)
Pin number
Name
Signal name
NC
It does not connect anywhere.
Receiving data
BB(RXDReceived Data)
Transmitting data
BATXDTransmitted Data
It connects with the No. 6

terminals.
Grounding
for ABGNDSignal Ground
signals
6
It connects with the No. 4
terminals.
7
Request to Send
CARTSRequest to Send
Ready for sending
CBCTSClear to Send
NC
It does not connect anywhere.
Function
Signal name
Direction Function
BA(TXD)
Output
The output of transmitting data

It is OFF (-) when there is no data.
BB(RXD)
Input
The input of receiving data
CA(RTS)
Output
The output of a Request to Send
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Interface RS-232C
DAC-HRT-1
When starting transmission and under transmittion, it is set

to ON (+) in transmission.
CB(CTS)
Input
The input of a transmitting enabling signal

Data is outputted only when this signal is ON (+).
AB(GND)
The ground for signals
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Interface RS-232C
DAC-HRT-1
Term
Full-duplex system
Two pairs of communication lines are formed and it is the communication system which
can transmit and receive simultaneously so that the data transmission of both directions may
be possible.
Asynchronous system
It is the transmission system which loads a start bit to the head and a stop bit to the the end,
and takes a bit synchronization for each character.
Start bit
1 bit as in the space state, "0", which transmit first is the signal called a start bit. It is
prepared in order to tell a receiving set about the communication start of data.
Data length
Data length is the number of data bits, and is usually 7 bits or 8 bits.
Parity bit
Parity is for inspecting whether data was sent correctly, when transmitting the data set to
communication.
Stop bit
After finishing sending the number of data bits, it is return to a mark state "1." Furthermore,
the bit showing the time which holds the mark state while data is continuing, and is for
obtaining the time when a receiving set performs data processing.
rate
It shows the maximum of the transmission speed of an interface, and is related to the
performance of both equipment to connect, and the characteristics of a communication
line. It is prescribed by the number of bits which can be transmitted and received in 1
second, and a unit is expressed with bits per second (bps).
Delimiter
The data sent out to a communication line is called data bit, and a character showing the
pause of a transmitting end or a code is called delimiter.
There are CR LF, CR, etc. in a delimiter.
Control code
About a control code, it is the same as that of GP-IB. Please refer to the GP-IB control code
table herein.
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Interface RS-232C
DAC-HRT-1
The serial interface of this set is communicating with the software handshake system. In case you create a
transceiver program, please be sure to perform reception processing after transmitting processing of the
control code from a computer. On a program, even when unnecessary, after transmission, receiving data
should perform reception processing and should surely process canceling receiving data etc.
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DAC-HRT-1
Thermal Printer Kit
THERMAL PRINTER KIT (OPTION)

Thermal printer kit can be provided as option.
Core Loss Value can be printed out easily by using an optional thermal printer kit. When
changing setup information (Thickness, Flux Density, Core Type, Measuring Frequency),
new setup information is automatically revised.
Management of continuous measurement becomes easier so that serial number is
automatically printed out (max. 999) when printing out measured core loss values.
When you read this chapter (Thermal Printer Kit), please refer to the operation manual
issued by manufacture attached to the thermal printer kit.
Thermal Printer Specification

extract from manufacturers specifications
z
Maker
: Sanei Electric Inc.
Type
: BL2-58SNWJC
Printing system
: Thermal line dot system
Thermal paper
: 58mm in width, 50mm in diameter of a rolled paper
Power supply
: AC100/120/240V+-10% 50/60Hz or 7.4V Lithium-ion chargeable

battery
Charging time
: About 3 hours
Ref. in case of using a battery, UR205(250mAh) after initial fully
charging at 100% printing density and 30% duty, Approx. 210m in
length of print paper.(=30mx 7 psc of a role paper, P-58-30.
Outside dimension
: W93 mmxD125 mmxH70mm (without projection parts)
Weight
: About 265g (except for an AC adaptor, rolled paper and battery)
EMI standard
: VCCI CE
FCC
Refer to the instructions manual of the maker issue attached to a printer about other general
specifications.

Thermal printer
DAC-HRT-1
Thermal printer kit composition

Name of article
Quantity
Note
1.
The main part of a thermal printer
Exclusive packing
2.
Thermal paper
Enclosed package to the main

part of a printer.
3.
Main
part
instructions
manual
of
thermal printer
Enclosed package to the main

part of a printer.
(Maker issue thing)

4.
Exclusive AC/DC adaptor power supply
5.
The
power
cable
only
for
Exclusive packing
AC/DC 1
adaptors
6.
Gender changer
Finishing [ attachment on the

main part of a printer ] at the
time of shipment
7.
Serial cable
2 mm of cable length
Supplement (option)
Name of article
Form name
Sales unit
Thermal paper
P-58-30
10
(paper width 58mm length 30m)
Connection of a printer
In case you connect the thermal printer with this set, please also refer to the instructions manual
of the maker issue attached to the main part of a printer together.
Please connect the RS-232C connector on the rear panel of this set, and the connector for an
interface of the main part of a printer by an attached serial cable.
Please connect firmly by a screw stop so that communication errors by poor connection do not
occur.
The example of printing form

The example at the time of printing manually by PRINT key operation (in case of a stand
alone using this printer)
When DISPLAY SELECT is Ro = 10.000ohms, and To = 25.0 degrees C.
00001_ _ _- -_ _ 10.000_ _025.0C
* "_" is a space.
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Thermal printer
DAC-HRT-1
The number of times of printing

maximum)
Measurement channel
(on AUTO increment,
the number is 60000 in
( on a stand-alone use, 0099 on connecting DAC-SCB)
Initial resistance indicated value

Initial temperature indicated value
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Thermal printer
DAC-HRT-1
When DISPLAY SELECT is R (= 11.234ohms) and Tc (= 27.5 degrees C)

00002___ - -__11.234ohm__027.5C
* "_" is a space.

maximum)
Measurement channel
(on AUTO increment,
the number is 60000 in
Measured resistance indicated value

Tempered conversion indicated value
When DISPLAY SELECT is R (= 09.234 ohm) and T (= 2.0 degrees C)
00003___ - -__09.234ohm__002.0C
* "_" is a space.

maximum)
Measurement channel
(on AUTO increment, the number is 60000 in
Measurement resistance indicated value

Rise-in-heat indicated value
The example of automatic printing in interval mode ((in case of a stand alone using this
printer)
With Ro (= 10.000ohms), To (= 25.0 degrees C), interval time setting 10 seconds, and a
temperature coefficient 234.5
When DISPLAY SELECT is R and Tc
Measurement lapsed time (The time of a measurement start a maximum of [ AUTO
reset, ] 9:59:59 [9 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds])
Measurement channel
( on a stand-alone use)
Measurement resistance indicated value

Temperature conversion indicated value
00010_--_ _010.01_ _ 025.0C

00020_--_ _010.11_ _ 027.9C
00030_--_ _010.21_ _ 030.4C
00040_--_ _010.32_ _ 033.3C
00050_--_ _010.41_ _ 035.6C
00100_--_ _010.51_ _ 038.2C
00110_--_ _010.63_ _ 041.3C
It is automatic printing at intervals of 10
seconds to a following and measurement
stop.
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Thermal printer
DAC-HRT-1
Automatic printing in scanning print mode

(In the case of this apparatus +DAC-SCB -2 )
Ro (= 10.000ohms), To (= 25.0 degrees C), channel scan time setting at 30 seconds,
Temperature coefficient :234.5A total of three channels, ch0, ch1, and ch2, of DAC-SCB
-2 (Ro and To are equivalent. ) is selected and DISPLAY SELECT is at R and T
Measurement lapsed time (the time of a mode measurement start -- a maximum of
[ AUTO reset and ] -- 9:59:59 [9 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds] )
Measurement channel (it is 00-99 at the time of SCB-2 connection)
The measurement resistance indicated value of a measurement channel The last
value before the channel change
Rise-in-heat indicated value
00030_00_ _010.01_ _ 000.0C

00100_01_ _010.11_ _ 002.9C
00130_02_ _010.21_ _ 005.4C
00200_00_ _010.32_ _ 008.3C
00230_01_ _010.41_ _ 010.6C
00300_02_ _010.51_ _ 013.2C
00330_00_ _010.63_ _ 016.3C
Hereafter, each channel is changed at intervals of 30 seconds, and
it measures automatically, and prints until measurement is stopped.
The last measured value before the channel is changed to the next channel is printed.
START
30
ch0 measure
60
ch1 measure
90
ch2 measure
50
120(sec)
ch0 measure
Thermal printer
DAC-HRT-1
A communication setup of a printer

In order to use the thermal printer of an option by this set, it is necessary to maintain
compatibility with the RS-232C communication specification of the main part of a printer, and
this set, and a setup of a function.
A RS-232C communication of this set is automatically set up only by setting up print mode at the
time of selection of a communication function. At the time of a purchase, since a RS-232C
communication setup and function settings of the main part of a printer has been ready so that
the thermal printer kit can be used for them as it is.
When the communication setup and function settings of the main part of the printer have
changed by a certain cause, please change the setup of the main part of the printer as follows.
Please refer to the instructions manual of the maker issue attached to the main part of a printer
about communication and function-settings change of the main part of a printer.
Setting item
COMMAND MODE
CHARACTER SET
BIT LENGTH
PARITY
FLOW CONTROL
BAUD RATE
Set point
Contents
The command system B of a printer
Japanese character *Japanese is not

used for actual printing.
8 bits of data length
With no parity
RTS/CTSControl handshake
Baud rate 9600bps
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Example
DAC-HRT-1
The example of measurement
The winding resistance examination of a

capacitor motor
A
By connecting the measurement probe of hot line between
Cm C
A-B or between B-C, winding resistance of the main winding

and sub winding can be measured.
C1 :
DC cut capacitor
Cm :
C1
Motor starting capacitor
x:
Main winding
y:
Sub winding
3 phase motor measurement (transformer)

C1
A capacitor is inserted in each phase in order to maintain
power supply balance. In addition, the capacitor to insert

should be specified as the same thing as each phase.
C1, C2, C3:
DC cut capacitor
x, y, z:
Winding
C2
S
C3
z
T
Transformer measurement 1
PRI A
SEC
A-B or between C-D, winding resistance of a primary winding

and a secondary winding can be measured.
C1, C2:
DC Cut capacitor
BURDEN:
Load circuit
x:
Primary winding
y:
Secondary winding
C1
x
B
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C2
D BURDEN
Example
DAC-HRT-1
Breakdown
Transformer measurement 2
Overload test
test
PRI A
SEC
A-B or between C-D, winding resistance of primary winding

and a reverse wind line can be measured. In addition, VR1 is
a resistance for controlling current in the overload test.
Moreover, when a comparatively big transformer is measured
C1
by short circuit examination, Cautions are required in order
x
B
that a breaker and other protection instruments may work, if
C2
D VR1
VR1 is short-circuited. for the details, please refer to the

notes of "others - safety study "
C1, C2 :
DC cut capacitor
x:
Primary winding
y:
Secondary winding
VR1:
Variable resistance for current control
Cautions
About the measurement probe
Be careful of handling enough about the probe for measurement of this measuring instrument.
When voltage is not applied to the measurement sample
Please push the MEAS button after fixing firmly on both sides of a measurement sample with the
measurement probe.
During measurement (the lamp of MEAS button is lighting), please do not touch the measurement
probe or do not remove the probe from a specimen. There is a possibility of receiving an electric
shock.
When voltage is applied to a specimen

Please carry out connection after surely turning OFF the power of the specimen.
The MEAS. button of this measuring instrument can not turn ON/OFF of the
power supply to the sample.
When applying testing voltages to the specimen, after checking connection, please fix firmly so that
the measurement probe should not disconnected, and start measurement.
The voltage (AC) indicated on the voltmeter is applied to the both ends of a measurement probe
while the specimen is being applied with testing voltages -- be careful.
When DC cut capacitor (DAC-CHR-1B) is used,
Please use it after checking connection. Moreover,
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Example
DAC-HRT-1
when voltage is applied, please do not touch any terminal by any means.
In addition to this
In case of three phases, a capacitor is needed for each phase.
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Be related with other real example

DAC-HRT-1
Be related with other real examples.

The hot line measuring instrument was developed for the purpose of measuring winding
resistance of a motor, a transformer, etc. in the state where it was supplied by voltage.
However, it may be used for the purpose other than this.
Management of the cable with induced voltage itself, and shielding

layer
Resistance of a cable and a shielding layer may be measured as a parameter for managing
the state of the laid cable.
There may be big induced voltages in the cable and the layer which were laid at this time. For
the reason, it will damage with the usual ohm-meter. Even when such induced voltages
appear, provided that the rated voltage should not exceed a voltage, 450V, measurement of
resistance is possible.
In the case of the main cable especially laid by the large-sized factory etc, even the cable
having such big induced energy and comparatively high induced voltage, this hot line
measuring instrument can obtain stable measurements. This measurement is not possible with
normal resistance measuring instrument as well as
the combination of the resistance
measuring instrument and induced voltage removal equipment, which is dealt with at our
company,
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About other note

DAC-HRT-1
About other notes
About safety study

In the short circuit examination of the transformer in safety test, it examines by short-circuiting
the secondary winding. However, It aims at checking whether as main purposes, the outbreak
of a fire and the failure of apparatus itself by heat has other influence.
Over current protecting instruments such as temperature fuses are inserted in a transformer
which is built into home electronics etc. as safety measures. In case that When the transformer
is to be measured by using the hot line measuring instrument, In order to short-circuit the
secondary side, such protecting instruments may work momentarily and the measurement may
be impossible. Moreover, since the breaker of a power supply etc. works according to
incoming current, it may be unable to measure a comparatively big transformer.
Therefore, a rise-in-heat point may be unable to be checked in the short circuit examination in
such safety test. However, not a short circuit examination but an overload examination can
perform the check of the operating point of temperature fuses.
By controlling a flow of
currents as much as the momentary protection by a short circuit does not work and flowing an
un-usual much current to promote a rise in heat. Thus , the point that temperature fuses may
operate can be checked.
Description
In case of short circuit on the secondary winding, in the
i1
PRI A
SEC i2
right figure, measurement is not possible, in order that

incoming current, i1, may flow into the primary and a
protection instrument, F1, may work momentarily.
SHORT
C1
F1
Moreover, even when there is no F1 etc., safeguards, such
as a power supply breaker, may work.

As shown in the right figure, variable resistance VR 1 is put
into
the
secondary
winding,
and
it
measures
PRI A
VR1
C1
F1
B
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SEC i2
by
suppressing the work of a protection instrument by

controlling, i1.
i1
About other note

DAC-HRT-1
In the case of a controlled specimen

When using the hot line measuring instrument, as described in the testing power supply, a
stable power supply is needed. Therefore, for the motor which is being controlled, the same
phenomenon as the case where an unstable power supply is used may appear. In particular
when feedback keeps working continuously, measured values are fluctuating and not being
stabilized.
Cautions
Control with a personal computer

Since the interface, GP-IB and RS-232C, for
Note:1
connecting with other apparatus is equipped with

the hot line measuring instrument, it can perform
automatic measurement.
However, cautions are required on measuring
many specimens automatically by using an option,
DAC-SCB,
or
giving
measurement.
fixed
interval
during
As mentioned before in this
manual, it is s the case where the hot line

measuring instrument being controlled while the
power supply is unsteady and the time constant of
a filter of the measuring set is not considered
properly.
Note:2
However, this is the estimate at the

time of measuring only resistance, and
a value changes with L component,
DC cut capacitors, measurement
ranges (measurement current) of a
coil, etc. in fact.
Moreover, AC
voltage is not applied in this case.
Therefore, when winding resistance of
the transformer by which AC voltage is
applied is measured, data may be
taken in different.
Please refer to the table of "the
influence of measured value and a
temperature equivalent." The table
shows the relation of the temperature
equivalent
and
resolution
when
considering
10
ohms
as
initial
resistance.
For example, when data is immediately taken in after sending a command of a measurement
start Even if the instrument can take in data, this measurement data is not effective.
This is because there is a time constant of the filter which the measuring instrument itself has.
Usually, the time when the true value of measured value can stay in a measuring error of 1%
with a filter 1 takes about 1 sec.
In order for the last digit can stay in a fluctuation even within 1
digit, it takes about 5 sec (notes 1).
The hot line measuring instrument can not give a right
measured data, if such time is disregarded.

Moreover, measured value may not be stabilized even if an increased larger filter on the hot
line measuring instrument is selected, when a power supply is large. In such a case,
if measurement data is taken only once, a proper value which is carrying out up-and-down
change may not be acquired. For the reason, in such case, it is recommended to obtain data
two or more times at a fixed interval after the time of the time constant of a filter, and to
observe which measured data should be taken for expected data. However, when initial
resistance is measured by 5 or more digits, a temperature equivalent (T) is almost the same in
result. Note 2
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About Testing power supply 1

Notes are described about the power supply
MAX 450V(AC)
used for testing. This measuring instrument

passes DC current in a specimen like usual
ohm-meters, and detects the drops voltage of
MAX 1V(DC)
About other note

DAC-HRT-1
0V
the specimen. Although DC current passed in

the specimen changes in accordance with
ranges or models, DC current of 1/tens to 1/hundreds is superimposed to the current for the
drive of the specimen.
The drops voltage of DC becomes about 1 V (it changes with models) in the full-scale around.
On the other hand, 450V in AC are impressed at the maximum. AC component is removed with
a low pass filter, and this voltage detects only DC component, and shows it as resistance.
At this time, AC component may be unable to be removed in part, although removed mostly.
As the cause, the stability of an examination power supply and the low pass filter of the hot line
measuring instrument are related. The passage region of the low pass filter of the hot line
measuring instrument line is 0~several Hz, and 50/60Hz of the frequency usually used for
operation can be removed. However, when the testing power supply is unstable, it becomes
impossible to remove in the low pass filter of the hot line instrument.
It may pass a filter, when a power supply variation component is several Hz or less and is a
momentary change like serge, and it may affect the measured resistance. Therefore, it is
recommended to use a stable and a noise free testing power supply.
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About other note

DAC-HRT-1
Influence of a power supply

When changing the power supply carried out
slowly as shown in the right figure, resistance may
0 V
be unsteady up and down slowly. Although it must

stop such fluctuation completely, when impossible
to stop, the filtering function of hot line is
0 V
strengthened.
When changing the power supply carried out
slowly as shown in the right figure, resistance may
0 V
be unsteady up and down slowly. Although it must

stop such fluctuation completely, when impossible
to stop, the filtering function of hot line is
0 V
strengthened.
In case of a serge noise as shown in the right
figure, the indicated value of resistance goes up
suddenly, or it falls. After a noise is settled in the

case of such a sudden thing, it returns to the
original numerical value. In addition, the cause by
which the indicated value of hot line is suddenly
unsteady when turning on the power supply is also
the same phenomenon (in order that a power
supply wave may enter suddenly).
About testing power supply 2

The cautions about an inverter power
supply
About a fundamental inverter power supply
An inverter power supply is equipment which carries out inverse transformation (invert) of
the direct current to exchange further, after changing exchange into a direct current
(convert). Generally, in the inverter power supply, such equipment or a circuit may be used
inside.
Moreover, the kind of inverter power supply is divided roughly by a use, the drive system
(PWM and Pulse Amplitude Modulation), etc.
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About other note

DAC-HRT-1
Hot Line Measuring Instrument Series

There are some different models for measuring
Cautions
coil windings of motors or transformers driven

by Sine wave power source or Inverter source.
DAC-HR300 E-DAC-HR450-UL-DAC-HRT-1 and
Note:1
DAC-HRI-2 is applicable for measuring
DAC-HRE -1 are for the sine wave output, and t
specimen operating on both Sine
DAC-HRI -2 is for the inverter output N(note1).
wave or Inverter power source.
They are specified and divided in accordance

with the wave of an output.
The output wave of the inverter power supply of PWM is a stairs-like output. This is because
the transistor of an output is switched and controlled so that a current wave form becomes
a sine wave. Moreover, an inverter power supply generates many noises by this switching
operation. The frequency component of a noise changes in accordance with the carrier
frequency (About 1 k-15 kHz; investigation of our company) of an inverter power supply.
The merit of an inverter power supply is that a miniaturization is possible in energy saving.
Moreover, it is easy to control by changing frequency to control rotation etc. However, as
stated also like the point, since there are many noises, other apparatus may be affected if
neither installation nor wiring is taken care of.
The merit and demerit of an inverter power supply
Merit
Demerit
Energy saving
There are many noises.
Miniaturization
Cautions are required for
Control is easy.
installation.
Hot line corresponding to an inverter output

Although weve checked that DAC-HRI -2 is corresponding to the inverter output with PWM
system, in other inverter system -- when there being many those kinds differently in
installation and control, there are many elements which have affected measurement and
they are not offering the guarantee that measurement is possible in all these inverter
systems for the moment.
Although checking currently on delivery with only PWM system,
we think that measurement can be performed, if only the false sine wave is a stable state
theoretically.
The inverter power supply of a sine wave output

As stated first, there some specimen outputting voltage in a sine wave is called an inverter
power supply. They are used for the power supply for an examination etc., and the many
are efficient in featuring energy saving compared with the conventional ones. Moreover,
although the circuit is also compactly and cheap compared with the conventional ones,
the noise by such inverter may have occurred increasingly on the contrary.
The above inverter power source can be fundamentally measured also with DAC-HRT -1
and DAC-HRE -1 other than DAC-HRI-2 corresponding to such inverter for a sine wave
output. However, since many noises are generated in these power sources, when
measures by DAC-HRT -1 or DAC-HRE -1, measured data may be unsteady or malfunction
may occur.
In order to improve such case, there are methods, such as using a noise filter
and a noise cut transformer for the power source output.

60
About other note

DAC-HRT-1
61
About other note

DAC-HRT-1
Connection with DAC-SCB -2

Each connection with CH
This shows an example of the connection between an exclusive changing box,
DAC-SCB-2(called as SCB hereunder) and DAC-HRT-1.
The following figure shows a measurement when the primary side (PRI) of a single-phase
transformer is connected to CH0 and the secondary side (SEC) to CH1.
This figure is the case where it is measuring at CH0.
Connection relay RY-0A inside SCB is
turned ON, and is connected with the 4 terminal measurement line of the measuring
instrument.
Moreover, when RY-0B is turned ON, DC cut capacitor is inserted between a specimen and
a power supply.
In addition, at the channel which is not measuring, the position which
inserts DC cut capacitor short-circuits like RY-1B.

S1
DAC-SCB-2
P1
S2
BO
YO
RO'
RO
XO
P2
SEC
PRI
POWER
A0
HOT LINE
RY-0A
DC SOURCE
DC VOLTMETER
CH0 FUSE
RY-0B
B1
Y1
R1'
R1
X1
A1
RY-1A
CH1 FUSE
RY-1B
DC CUT CAP
The flow of measurement current and power supply current
62
About other note

DAC-HRT-1
DC component of measurement current is
Cautions
outputted to Y terminal of SCB from HOT LINE,

and returns from X terminals to HOT LINE
through a specimen.
The drops voltage of DC supplied to the
Notes
The
DAC-SCB -2 and HOT LINE is simplified
supply
for
the
specimen
internal
circuits
of
measurement easily.
of HOT LINE through R' and R terminal.

power
of
to show an image for understanding
specimen is connected to voltage detection
The
figure
Please do not connect resistance
is
measuring instruments other than HOT
connected to both of A-B and is supplied to
LINE to DAC-SCB -2.
the specimen from Y and X terminals. For the

reason, the cable linked to Y and X terminals
Notes
Please
do
must be enough for the capacity of the
capacitor,
not
in
use
case
an
you
internal
use
the
measurement cable with a kelvin clip
current of the specimen. (Notes 2)
of DAC-SCB-2 exclusive use. Since this

measurement cable aims at measuring
About each fuse of CH on SCB

This fuse is for SCB and to protect a specimen.
Since the fuse has a maximum rating, change
and choose a suitable fuse in accordance
with the current of the specimen especially in
case of a comparatively small specimen etc.
63
each measuring point without using an

internal capacitor, it is not suitable for a
line passing the current for samples
thinly.
About other note

DAC-HRT-1
Difference in measured and temperature equivalent values

The following table shows an actual difference in values
Rt Rto
(234.5 + to) + to
Rto
Rt Rto
=
234.5
Rto
between measured and temperature equivalent values in case t =

of measuring 10-ohm resistance. The last two digits in measured
values give the difference on the equivalent values as
hereunder. Also when testing power source could be unstable,
and the resistance measured may be not stabilized, the equivalent of temperature brings the
following different results in the equivalent of temperature values. This table should also show
that, when two digits are valid on measurement, even the instrument has a measuring error
within only one digit, the temperature equivalent had risen by as much as 23.5 degrees C to the
initial resistance of 10 ohms. In this case, it does not have a meaning in the measurement itself.
Moreover, even when three digits are valid on measurement, it will become as much as 2.3
degrees C even in a change of 1digit to the initial resistance of 10.0 ohms. If initial resistance is
20.0ohms even when three digits are valid on measurement, change of 1dig will become 1.2
degrees C of a half about.
Rt=Measured value
to=0
On valid two digits
Initial
Rto=Initial measured value
On valid three digits

Initial
measured Measure
On valid four digits

Initial
measured Measure
On valid five digits

Initial
measured Measure
measured Measure
dig
value
d value
value
d value
value
d value
10
11
23.5
10.0
10.1
2.3
10.00
10.01
10
12
46.9
10.0
10.2
4.7
10.00
10
13
70.4
10.0
10.3
7.0
10
14
93.8
10.0
10.4
10
15
117.3
10.0
10
16
140.7
10
17
10
d value
0.2
10.000 10.001
0.0
10.02
0.5
10.000 10.002
0.0
10.00
10.03
0.7
10.000 10.003
0.1
9.4
10.00
10.04
0.9
10.000 10.004
0.1
10.5
11.7
10.00
10.05
1.2
10.000 10.005
0.1
10.0
10.6
14.1
10.00
10.06
1.4
10.000 10.006
0.1
164.2
10.0
10.7
16.4
10.00
10.07
1.6
10.000 10.007
0.2
18
187.6
10.0
10.8
18.8
10.00
10.08
1.9
10.000 10.008
0.2
10
19
211.1
10.0
10.9
21.1
10.00
10.09
2.1
10.000 10.009
0.2
10
10
20
234.5
10.0
11.0
23.5
10.00
10.10
2.3
10.000 10.010
0.2
11
10
21
258.0
10.0
11.1
25.8
10.00
10.11
2.6
10.000 10.011
0.3
12
10
22
281.4
10.0
11.2
28.1
10.00
10.12
2.8
10.000 10.012
0.3
13
10
23
304.9
10.0
11.3
30.5
10.00
10.13
3.0
10.000 10.013
0.3
14
10
24
328.3
10.0
11.4
32.8
10.00
10.14
3.3
10.000 10.014
0.3
15
10
25
351.8
10.0
11.5
35.2
10.00
10.15
3.5
10.000 10.015
0.4
16
10
26
375.2
10.0
11.6
37.5
10.00
10.16
3.8
10.000 10.016
0.4
17
10
27
398.7
10.0
11.7
39.9
10.00
10.17
4.0
10.000 10.017
0.4
18
10
28
422.1
10.0
11.8
42.2
10.00
10.18
4.2
10.000 10.018
0.4
19
10
29
445.6
10.0
11.9
44.6
10.00
10.19
4.5
10.000 10.019
0.4
20
10
30
469.0
10.0
12.0
46.9
10.00
10.20
4.7
10.000 10.020
0.5
64
value
About other note

DAC-HRT-1
Cautions
The above-mentioned numerical values are obtained by calculating with the above conversion formula.
Therefore, the calculation may differ from the temperature display on actual measuring instruments.
65
Maintenance and t he measure against failure

DAC-HRT-1
Maintenance and the measure against failure

Please refer to the following matter, when equipment is considered to be unusual.
Symptom
Cause
It does not operate, even
Check
AC Power supply fuse is blown off
if it sw itches on a pow er
supply.
Exchange the power supply fuse of the

rear panel of the main part.
Disconnection of the AC code
Exchange the power cord
The power supply is not coming.
Please check the v oltage of a w all

socket.
Although a calibration is
O.K., a r esistance display
Measurement circuit protection fuse is

blown off
probe
unstable
is
and
reproducibility does not

have it, either.
circuit
the main part.

Disconnection of the measurement
value
measurement
protection fuse 0.2A of the rear panel of
will be zero if it measures.
Measured
Exchange
Check
the
continuity
of
the
of
the
measurement probe
Disconnection of the measurement

probe
Check
the
continuity
measurement probe
It is not proper or right in connection of

DC cut capacitor.
Please make connection with reference

to "selection of D C cut capacitor", and
"the example of measurement."
Selection of a filter is not proper.
Please check power supply condition

with reference t o a func tion 2, and
choose a proper filter.
Power supply condition is bad.
Please refer to the examination power

supply for the specimen of "other notes."
Resistance
and
To and Ro are not set up.
Please set up by reading
"initial
temperature indication are
resistance and initial temperature" of
not given.
another section.
To, Ro
TE is not set up. Or DAC-PT100 of an

option is not connected.
TE
Please
set u
DAC-PT100 to the
by
connecting
rear surface, or
reading "initial resistance and initial

temperature" of another section.
Tc, T
To, Ro, or TE is not set up.
Please set up by reading
"initial
resistance and initial temperature" of

another section.
Any key can n ot operate
the set.
The GP-IB interface is in the state of a

local lockout.
REN is set to H by the controller of

GP-IB.
CPU is carrying out unusual operation.
66
Please turn o ff the power and turn on

again.
DAC-HRT -1
Handling chart
Item
Operation
Comment
Data Clearance
Calibration
CAL
0.4000
The
It is canceled by 20~30sec.
operation
LED of ON lights up.
The data clearance by a
Measurement
ON
clearance
Operation
of
ESC
The auto selection range
AUTO
CL
Measurement
UP
numeric key
Initial
* 1ON Ro ENT
* 1 measurement resistance input
resistance
* 2Ro Input with a numeric key.
*2
measurement
ENT
Initial
* 3To TE ENT
temperature
Operation
range
change
DOWN
Filter 1
Input with numerical data optionally.
Initial temperature is inputted by *1 or * 3

when temperature sensor is connected.
setting
To Input w ith a numer ic key.
When there is no te mperature sensor, it
ENT
sets up by *3.
Ambient
TE
Input with a numeric key.
A temperature sensor cannot be set up at
Release of a function
Operation
Filter 2
temperature
ENT
the time of connection.
F 0 ENT
HOLD LED of a temperature display blinks
Data hold facility release
F 0 ENT
Filter 3
Initial automatic taking-in
ON
Non-Hot
NO HOT
ESC
Initial resistance display
Ro
An LED of 3 is turne d off at the time o f
Measurement resistance
Fahrenheit
Centigrade .
display
change
An LED of 3 is tur ned on at the tim e of
setup
Data hold
at the time of a setup.

Initial
value
F 1 ENT
automatic
Effective
only
at the t
ime
of SC B
connection
discontinuation
taking in
Power supply
F 2 ENT
Power supply condition
Condition
Centigrade,
ends.
a
F 3 ENT
Fahrenheit F.
DAC-HRT -1
GP-IB address
F4
0 ~ 3 0 ENT
It sets up to 0~30.
GP-IB
external
control
LOCAL
clearance
Delimiter setup
F5
0 ~ 3 ENT
0:CR+LF
2:LF
Temperature
F6
0 ~ 3 ENT
coefficient
F 6
coefficient
numeric key.
3:EIO
input
1~3 is arbitrary numerical values.
0 is
At
451.4 degrees F
1~3 Input w ith a
the t ime
change
An LED of ' is turned off on inputing from a

front input.
An LED of 7 is turned on on a rear input.
DISPLAY key Other keys
TE
Temperature equivalent
Tc
display
of SC B
connection
CH change
CH 0 ~ 9 9 ENT
Measurement
ON
EN T
F 7 ENT
temperature
display
registration
INPUT
To
Ambient
fixed.
Temperature
temperature
display
1:C R
234.5 degrees C
Initial
Rise-in-heat part display
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Hot line winding resistance measuring

Soken Electric Co., Ltd.

This guarantee regulation becomes effective only in Japan.

calibration service is available in company, please consult.

3-57-124 kami-Ishihara Choufu Tokyo 182-0035 Japan

About a repair service period

The notes, which a mark shows, are as follows in this manual.

If an operator disregards this mark to use the set by mistake, the

and hospital visit.

linked to the set.

The meaning of a display

Do disassemble neither apparatus nor

Please do not keep to follow to the notes

Electric shock causes failure.

Heat and high humidity

This apparatus connects

Display part ............................................................................................................................ 11

Display change DISPLAY SELECT ................................................................................... 12

OPEN Alarm ......................................................................................................................... 13

MEAS. button ......................................................................................................................... 13

Rear panel ............................................................................................................................................ 14

The fan for cooling.................................................................................................................. 14

Analog output ......................................................................................................................... 15

Pt SENSOR (OPTION) .......................................................................................................... 15

SCB, the connector for connection (OPTION) .................................................................... 15

INPUT Connector ................................................................................................................... 15

AC Power supply fuse............................................................................................................ 15

Fuse for measurement ........................................................................................................... 16

The operation method .............................................................................................................................. 17

The connection method of a test sample ............................................................................................. 17

The warm up the measuring set ................................................................................................ 18

The calibration check of the measuring set (CAL).................................................................. 18

Acquisition of initial measured value (Ro)............................................................................... 18

A setup of the initial temperature of a test sample (To) .......................................................... 19

Ambient temperature setup (TE) ............................................................................................. 19

Temperature rise test ................................................................................................................. 20

Handling chart ......................................................................................................................................... 67

Accuracy guarantee range

Measurement input impedance

Open circuit voltage

RS-232C (D-SUB9 pin)

Main power supply

AC100V240V 10% 50/60Hz

W430 H150 D385 (mm)

Temperature sensor (PT100)

easurement current output circuit. Moreove r, in the vol tage

the following figure, the right

resistance measuring instrument, since 4 terminals

measurement is introduced, a resistance of the measurement cable does not arise.

HOT LINE MEASURING UNIT

The name of each part

HOTLINE RESISTANCE & TEMPERATURE METER DAC-HRT-1

connect the 4 terminal measurement probe.

A selected unit number and channel are displayed by double

channel is not chosen, it will be in a heat state and it displays H. NUMBER

The display of AC voltmeter operates continuously regardless of ON/OFF of MEAS.

Voltages applied to specimen is not turned on/off of MEAS. Key.

Display change DISPLAY SELECT

Resistance display change Ro, R

Temperature display change

A built-in filter is chosen. Usually, although it is used by

it as 2 or 3. NO HOTThe right-hand side of FILTER3, a