KYORITSU New SNAP 7 Operating Instructions Manual

Brand: KYORITSU

Model: New SNAP 7

Type: Operating Instructions Manual

I(IPERATING INSTRUCTI(IN I

ROTARY SCALE SNAP-ON

DC VOLT-OHM-AMMETER

IITIU SNRP 7

Our continuing research has made it possible for the instrument to be more free trom the

residual magnetism which is rncidental to this type of instrument designed to measure drrect

current only. our Kew snap-7 embodies the finest of our engineering experience and

knowledge in its compact form" An ideal instrument that can meet varying needs in the

automobile industry such as servicing at gas stations or repair shops, checking batteries and

regulators, and also diagnosing erectricar systems. Also, very useful for servicing and

ma;ntenance of various types of electrolystic equipment in the electro-chemicat lndustry.

For its funct;onal design and unique engineering concept our Kew snap-7 wiil prove to

be a fascinating service instrument to tlrose who work with variclus facilities related to the

telsphqps switchboards, electronic computors, electrolystic refinery and high voltage

electrostatic power appl icat ion.

O Provided with a warning lanrp that will autornatically inclicate the naed for battery

replacement when the instrument is in use.

O Powered by only one Eveready 216 (006p) rype gV battery which is readity availaole.

o integrated circuit boar<i used ensures the steady performarrce of the instrum€nt.

O Other features include the pointer lock system. voltage tesrleads ar.rd ohmprobe with

threadsd plugs. ohmprobe is also supplied with a fuse to protect the meter lrom

burnout. Like other Kew snap series our Kew snap-7 is packed with a number of such

outstanding features.

I SPECIFICATIONS

l. Measuring Range s

DC Current 0-10/75/ I 50/300/600A (5 Rangcs)

DC Voltage 0-3.0/30i 300V (3 Ranges)

Resistancc 0-2 K Q (25Q at nrid--scalc) (l Rangc)

2. Accuracy

Arnmeter, Voltmeter 13% of full scalc value (!4% at 600,4' rangc)

Ohmmeter +l'le of scale length

3. Dielectric Strength

2,200V AC (l minutc) between electrical oircuitry aud outside casc.

4. Meter Movement

Approx. 230 uA, 670 Q

5. Batteries

One 9 volt Eveready 216 battery (006P) and one l.5V

Eveready 815 (UM-3) battery.

6. Fuse

One 0.5A, l-20 (approx.) fuse.

7. Dimension

Approx" 255mrn(10.040") x 87mm(3.425 ') x 40mtn(I.575"i

8. Weight

Approx. 650g i23 oz)

9. Accessories

One se1 oi voltagr test leads, cne piece oi ohrnprobc, onc piece cf carrying case.

and one copy of operating instruction.

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I PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTION

After unpacking the KEWSNAP-7 you will find one 9v llveready 216(006P) battery and

one l.-5V L,veready 815(UM-3) battery (for ohmprobe) inside the box with the instrument.

Ilelore proceeding with measurements, install the Eveready 216 battery into the battery

contpartment(Fig.2) of thc instrument by rernoving two screws on the battery compartment

covcr (Fie. l).

Fig.- 1 Fig.-2

As for the.[veready 815 battery, refer to Fig. 21, page 9.

T CHECKING BATTERY

\\ll!-\ ('1lF-CKIN(; BAf lL,RY. I,lAKt'l SURt: ll{Af -flita I i-jN{'l I(lN 3l-.ill(l'f()R

-c'"VIl( ll lS FLA{.'ID 1N "flih "UA'f'I'.OI;F"' POSIl'lON.

Aftrrr the battery installation insert the prod of the voltage. test lcad into the

"BATT.CHECK" aperture located on the bottom of the instrument (Fig. 3). lf the mctcr

pointer cleflects and stays within the "BATT.OK" area of thc scale, the battcry is o.K.

Rcplace the battery if the pointer does not deflect up to thc "BATT.OK" area (Fig. 4).

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MEASURING DC CURRENT

(All current scales are printed in black)

Turn zero adjust screw to position the meter

pointer over the zero on the scale (Fig. 5).

2. PLACT] TIIE IJUNCTION S}.]LF]('TOR SWITC}I

IN THE "+'' POSITJON (POWI..R IS ON).

TURN THE RANGF] SELECTOR SWII'CII

KNOB UNTIL 600A SCALE APPEARS. TTIEN

'TURN "A CAL'' SWITCII KNOB ON THE

RIct{T SIDE O}r TtlE INSTRUMT'lN't (F'ig. 6)

TO ZT.,RO TI{I.i MT.]TI]R RTAI)IN(;.

TURN THE RANGT1 SI;LI]CTOR SWITCTI

KNOB trNTlL 300v (3.0v, 30v oR 30A)

SCALE. APPF.ARS. lF TIIII MLTITR POINIER

IS OI:I: TTIE ZERO POSITION SET ft TO

ZI'RO BY TURNING TIII.] "BALANCE''

KNOts LOCATI.]D ON T}IE TJPPI:R SEC'TION

Ol.' THE ITRONT CASE (Fig. 7).

A,(;AIN SI.]T fI{F- SCALT,] TO THI., 600A

RANGI, ANI) MAKH TTIL ZIIRO ADJIJS]'

lv{ENI WIftl 1.}llr "A ('AL" Swll'(l}l KNOll"

I{EPI]AI"T}IF] AI]OV h] PROCEDU RI:S TWICII

OR l'llRF.tl TIN'lf:lS S0 1'ltA'l'Tt{ERll IUAY

NOT OCCUR TFII] SIIIF"T O}.'I-TIE PoIN-TIR

Zt.]RO POSIl'ION.

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4. Set the dial drum scale to a desired ampere range and make sure that the meter is

zeroed. Press the jaw trigger to open the transfornrer jaws. When the conductor

tr: be measured is enclosed within the jaws, the ampere reading may be taken.

If the pointer is deflected in the opposite direction place the function selector srvitch

in the "-" position. When the current to be measured is of an unknown order

select the highest 600A range first and then the most appropriate range.

Fig. 8 shows the current flowing in the 'positive (*) direction and Fig. 9 in the

negative (-) direction.

NEGATIVE DIRECTION

READING

5. When a DC current is measured, a hysteresis effect may be introduced into the

transformer core. To remove this completely it is necessary to enclose a large AC

current carrying conductor within the jaws. It is also possible to minimize the

hysteresis effect by operating the jaw trigger a few trmes to open and close thc

transformer jaws. On the 30A range this hysteresis effect is the largest with 4 to

57o error in the meter indication. A highest degree of accuracy can be obtained when

the current being measured is a perfect DC currcnt.

5. Pointer lock is used to facilitate thc mcasute-

ment of conductors in areas of poor accessi-

bility or inadequate illumination. In such

cases, when the reading is registering on the

scale. simply slide the pointer lock button to

the left, to lock the pointer in place, and the

instrument'may be removed to an area where

it may be read easily, before releasing the

pointer (Fig. l0).

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As described on page 3, make sure that the voltage test leads and ohmprobe arc

removed from the instrument during the current measurements. If the ohmprobe

is lell plugged in, the accuracy of the current measurement may be affected anrl

in addition the fuse located in the ohmprobe may be burned out so that the

reslstance measurement may not be made,

SNAP AROL)ND ONll CONDUCTOR ONI.Y (I:ig. ll). TII[, I\tE'ftjR WILL NOT

DIT,FLE('T IF TWO CONDUCTORS ARE I.NCLOSID WtTI{tN'I}iE.!AWS (Fig. 12).

DURING CURRENT MEASUREMENTS "REPLACE BAT]'L]RY'' LAMP ON THI:

SCALE PLA'tl1 LIGHTS tlP INDICATING THAT THE BATTIiRY IS WEAK.

Battery replacement may be made easily by removing the two screws on the battcry

compartment cover (Fig. 1) as illustrated on page 3.

Immediately after completing current measurements, place the lunction selector

switch in the "BATT.OFF" position. THE FUNCTION SELECTOR SWITCH

SHOUI-D ALSO BE LEI.'T ON THIS POSITION WHEN THE INSTRUMENT IS

NOT lN USI:.

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I MEASURING DC VOLTAGE

(All voltagc scales are printed in red)

l. BEIiORI: VOLfA(;i: 1\'lllAStJRIrMEN'IS CHLIC'K 1'O Bl. SURI- IHAT TIILI POINTIIR

lS Rl,(;lsl taRING IIXA('T'LY ZERO. ADJtts tN'tFlNT, Wt{tN NFICDSSARY' MAY BI''

\'1,\l)t' BY NIEANS OIII lllr ZFIRO ADJUST SCRI-IW, I-OCIATED ADJACITN'I l'O TIll:

POINTIiR L,OCK (Fig. 5).

TIAKL, CLRTAIN TIIAT T[IF] FUNCTION STiLUC]TOR

PfJSI'TION. TIII.] N'IIi'I'IJR WII.,t- NOT DEFLECT WTIEN

P(Jsll'loN.

Thread the red voltage test lead into the "+V"

receptacle located on the bottom of the

instrument and black test lead into the "V. Q "

receptacle clockwise until they lock in securely.

(Fie.13).

Connect the rcd test lead (connecting end may

be either prod or clip) to the positive (+) side

of thc circuit under test and the black tcst lead

(connecting end either prod or clip) to the

negative (-) side. For example, connect the

clip of the test lead to one side of the circuit

under test and, holding the instrument in hand,

touch the prod of other test lead to other sidc

as shown in Fig. 14. If the pointer indicatcs

in excess of the ratcd 300V remove the tcst

lead from the circuit immediately.

6. The voltage test leads are constructed as shown in Fig. 15.

The prod can be removed by squeezing the rubber insulator.

swt]'crt ls IN ]'IIti "V. !l '

THH SWITCII IS I'N OI'III]R

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PROD

4. Turn the range selector switch knob until the 300V range appears in the window.

Note that the three volt ranges are provided in order of 3.0V, 30V and 300V full

scale. If the voltage under test is of an unknown order procecd with the voltagc

measurement from the highest 300V range.

THREADEO PLUG

=<-_')--_1

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INSULA

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TOR

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I MEASURING RESISTANCE

(Ohm scale is printed in black)

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IN CASL, OF ACCIDLNTAL CONTA(l'I OIj 'l-FiL DtilvtPR{J}l[. T{) \ "LIVE"

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F8.OM BURNOtIT.

2. Insert one of the voltage test leads into the "V. Q " receptacle located on the bottom

of the instrument, push firmly in and turn clockwise to lock (Fig. 16). Insert the

ohmprobe into the " Q " receptacle on the right side of the instrument, push ilrmly

in and turn clockwisc to lock (Fig. 17).

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Maks sure that the pointer is on the " € "

mark of thc scale. lf not, set the pointer to

the " @ ", using the zcro adjust screw (Fig. 5).

When making this adjustment, do not short

the test leads (l.ig. 1 8).

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('lll:CK 'IO BI: SURhI 1'lIAl lllE F'UNCTITiN

SELEC'TOR SWIIC}I IS IN TIIE "V. Q ''

POSI'IION. Short the test lead prods and set

the pointer on the zero, using the " O .ADJ"

knob located on thc bottom of the instrument

(Fie. l9).

To measrue resistance clip one of the test leads

to one side of the circuit under tset and touch

the prod of the ohmprobe to the other side,

as illustrated in Fig. 20.

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The ohm :cale is located on the left side of the rolary scaie and i:: visible regardless

of the position of the rotary switch knob.

When replacing the battery and fuse, hcild the tear part ol t.he ohmprobe anC rotrl.r:

the froni part counter-clockwise to separate (Fig.2l). lihe battery and iuse then

can br removed for rcplacement. Use the 1.5V Eveready 815 battery and ilie t-ur:'

rated 0.5A. l-2 approx" (Do not use a fuse rated more than 0.5A).

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BATTERY

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KYORITSU New SNAP 7 Operating Instructions Manual

KYORITSU New SNAP 7 Operating Instructions Manual

KYORITSU New SNAP 7 Operating Instructions Manual

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