Amprobe AT-6010 Operation & User’s Manual

27, 24 5.2 Fuse Replacement Transmitter Fuse Replacement: X� Warning: To avoid shock, injury, or damage to the Transmitter, disconnect test leads before opening case. 1. Disconnect all test leads from the Transmitter. 2. Make sure the Transmitter is turned off. 3. Use a star screw…

14, 11 3.1 Tracing – Energized and De-energized Wires Connecting test leads to the Transmitter 1. Connect the green and red test leads to the Transmitter (polarity does not matter). 2. Using provided test leads accessories, connect the red test lead to the wire being traced, Energized…

10, 7 Figure 2.2b: Generating a signal in Loop mode Note: Loop mode only works on De-energized circuits. It is automatically disabled when the Transmitter is connected to an Energized line with test leads. Working with the Transmitter: When the Transmitter is on and connected to the circuit with test …

15, 12 Using the AT-6010-R Receiver in Tracing Mode Use Receiver to precisely pinpoint the wire location or the place of the fault. The Receiver will indicate detected signal strength using a two digit readout, bar graph and sound. 1. Turn the Receiver on. Tracing mode is automatically activated. 2. Sc…

7, Amprobe AT-6010 4 • To avoid false readings that can lead to electrical shock and/or injury, replace the batteries as soon as the low battery indicator appears. Check Meter operation on a known source before and after use. • Use only AA batteries, properly installed in the Meter case, to p…

22, 19 4.9 Sorting Bundled Wires Identify a specific wire in a bundle 1. Connect the Transmitter as described in section 3.1. If connecting to an Energized wire, make sure the Transmitter is connected on the load side. 2. Turn on the Receiver. Tracing mode is automatically activ…