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Test Voltage 9 Volts and Resistance Selection 35
Megohms
Set the 724 Workstation Monitor’s test voltage to 9 volts
and its resistance limit to 35 Megohms.
1. Insert the Verification Tester’s stereo plug into the
monitor’s remote jack #1.
2. Select “1.5M LOW” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate, and the yellow L LED should
flash. The audible alarm should not sound.
3. Select “1.5M PASS” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate. The audible alarm should not
sound.
4. Select “35M PASS” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate. The audible alarm should not
sound.
5. Select “35M HIGH” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s red H LED should
illuminate, and the audible alarm should sound
continuously.
6. Repeat steps 1-5 for jack #2 on the remote. The
audible alarm will chirp when jack #2 fails high.
Test Voltage 16 Volts and Resistance Selection 10
Megohms
Set the 724 Workstation Monitor’s test voltage to 16
volts and its resistance limit to 10 Megohms.
1. Insert the Verification Tester’s stereo plug into the
monitor’s remote jack #1.
2. Select “1.5M LOW” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate, and the yellow L LED should
flash. The audible alarm should not sound.
3. Select “1.5M PASS” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate. The audible alarm should not
sound.
4. Select “10M PASS” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate. The audible alarm should not
sound.
5. Select “10M HIGH” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s red H LED should
illuminate, and the audible alarm should sound
continuously.
6. Repeat steps 1-5 for jack #2 on the remote. The
audible alarm will chirp when jack #2 fails high.
Test Voltage 16 Volts and Resistance Selection 35
Megohms
Set the 724 Workstation Monitor’s test voltage to 16
volts and its resistance limit to 35 Megohms.
1. Insert the Verification Tester’s stereo plug into the
monitor’s remote jack #1.
2. Select “1.5M LOW” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate, and the yellow L LED should
flash. The audible alarm should not sound.
3. Select “1.5M PASS” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate. The audible alarm should not
sound.
4. Select “35M PASS” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s green OK 1 LED
should illuminate. The audible alarm should not
sound.
5. Select “35M HIGH” with the Verification Tester’s
rotary switch. The monitor’s red H LED should
illuminate, and the audible alarm should sound
continuously.
6. Repeat steps 1-5 for jack #2 on the remote. The
audible alarm will chirp when jack #2 fails high.
Figure 2. Using the 724VK2 Verication Tester with the
724 Workstation Monitor