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Baker DX
User Manual
About this manual
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Test related
General
Emergency stop button
Baker ZTX E-stop and remote E-stop
Cleaning and decontamination
Pollution degree II
Power requirements
Environmental conditions
Lifting the instrument
Carrying case
Test accessories
Deleting a folder
Saving data
Exporting data
Inserting a logo in reports
Defining report header information
Printing reports
Exporting screen captures
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monitoring/software/electric-motor-testing/index.html
DXUtility.exe
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Setting parameters for partial discharge testing
Setting up the Baker DX tester
Setting up power packs
General information
Instrument notices
Three-phase test lead selector switch
Power pack lead internal configuration
Baker 30 and Baker x85
Baker 40
Power pack configuration for DC-HiPot tests
(Three-phase test lead option Baker 30 and Baker x85 only)
Power pack configuration for armature tests
Armature fixture attachment
Power pack configuration for surge tests
Setting up the Baker ZTX
Instrument notices
Setting up fixtures and test
accessories
Span testing
Test clip and probes
Low-impedance coil testing
Test procedures
Resetting test reference
Using the recall reference feature
Resistance test procedures
Inductance, impedance, phase angle, and D/Q tests
procedures
Capacitance test procedures
DC test procedures
Compensating temperature and recording humidity
Conduct step voltage or DC HiPot test
Preparing for tests
Temperature and humidity
Checking and recording system noise level
Performing PD tests—single-coil mode
PD data reporting—Single-coil mode
Selecting a test voltage for the span test
Span test procedures
Low-voltage armature or coil test procedures
Rotor influence check test procedures
Compensating temperature and recording humidity
Conduct step voltage or DC HiPot test
DC HiPot testing notes
Power pack surge testing—Baker 30, Baker x85, and Baker
40 (three-phase lead test option Baker 30 and Baker x85 only)
Coil resistance testing
principles and theory
Inductance, impedance, and
phase angle measurement principles
and theory
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Interpole DC Resistance Inductance
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DC testing principles and theory
PI
IR (10 min)
IR (1 min)
Effects of temperature
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Surge testing principles and
theory
Example: comparison to a master coil
Contact bounce
Lightning strikes
Inverter transients
Line surges
PD causes
PD detection
PD terminology
Summarized PD detection process
Surge testing applications
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Application notes
Determining a fault
Determining a fault
DC motor/generators
Armatures
Span testing
Determining faults
Notes and tips for span tests of armatures
Notes and tips for large AC stator/motors
Notes and tips for testing from the switchgear
Single-phase transformers
Three-phase transformers
Determining a fault
Partial discharge measurements and test results
Inception voltages
Extinction voltages
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DC and surge tests
voltages
IEEE 95-1977
Printer compatibility list
RIC templates
PD testing setup 106, 126
determining 214
low impedance 72
setting up 69
setting 44
setting 42
Checking and recording system noise level
106, 126
setting parameters 46
PD testing 124
PD testing 104
setting 44
setting 44
PD testing 124
PD testing 125
PD testing 105
setting 44
setting 44