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P R O F E S S I O N A L

S T A T I C

C O N T R O L

P R O D U C T S

Getting Started Operations Guide

Autoanalysis System

PGA-710

America. No part of this manual may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written

permission. For information contact PROSTAT Corporation, 1072 Tower Lane, Bensenville, IL 60106

PROSTAT is the registered trademark of PROSTATCorporation

PGA-710 Autoanalysis System

This booklet gives you a quick overview of the procedures to follow to use some of the basic

functions the system offers.

For greater details, see the Operations Manual, included with the system, or refer to the help file

in the Autoanalysis Application Software

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PROSTAT®PGA-710 AUTOANALYSIS SYSTEM

Title Page #

A. System Requirements.................................................................................................... 3

B. Installing the Autoanalysis Application Software ............................................................ 4

C. Connecting the PGA-710 Autoanalysis System to your computer.................................... 5

D. Adjust or Confirm the “zero” reference for the PGA-710 System ...................................... 6

E. Assembling your Autoanalysis System to the Field Meter and Charge Plate Monitor .... 7

F. Capture and Analyze Data.............................................................................................. 8

G. Generating a Detailed Report ....................................................................................... 10

PGA-710 Autoanalysis System

A. System Requirements

The following hardware and software is required to run the Autoanalysis Application Software.

MicrosoftWindows98, NT4.0 Service Pack 6a, 2000, ME, XP or Server 2003.

90 MHz Intel Pentium-class processor, or an AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon64 or AMD Athlon

XP Processor

32 MB of RAM, 96 MB Recommended

110 MB of hard disk space required, 40 MB additional hard disk space required for

installation (150 MB total)

800 x 600 or higher-resolution display with 256 colors

MicrosoftData Access Components 2.6

MicrosoftDirectX 9b

Instrument input limits to +/- 2 volts.

Note: Providing greater than +/- 2 volts to the PGA-710 Autoanalyzer will void the warranty.

For appropriate adapters or cables, please contact Prostat Corporation or your Prostat

Authorized Reseller.

PGA-710 Autoanalysis System

B. Installing the Autoanalysis Application Software

Follow these steps to install on a Windows computer.

Installing the Software

1. Insert the Autoanalysis Application CD

into the computer’s CD/DVD-ROM

drive.

2. Choose Start > Run. Click Browse and

choose the Setup.exe file.

3. Follow the on-screen instructions.

4. If prompted to install the .NET

Framework 1.1 Package, click Yes.

Registering the Autoanalysis Software

To get additional support, register your

copy of the Autoanalysis Application

Software.

If you haven’t registered your copy during

the installation, do the following:

Choose Help > About Prostat

Autoanalysis System… and click on the

electronic registration form.

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NOTE

.NET Framework 1.1 is required to run the Autoanalysis Application Software. You can

install the .NET Framework 1.1 through the MicrosoftWindowsAutomatic Updates

available with Windows XP or though the Microsoft website at www.microsoft.com

If .NET Framework 1.1 is not currently installed, the Autoanalysis Application Software

Installation wizard will prompt you to install from the disk.

PGA-710 Autoanalysis System

C. Connecting the PGA-710 Autoanalysis System to your computer

Before you start using or connect the PGA-710, make sure to charge it’s

battery for at least 8 to 14 hours using the supplied AC/DC converter.

Estimated operating battery life is approximately 8 to 10 hours of

continuous operation without connection to USB port, or supplied battery

charger. The unit charges when connected to the computer via USB.

The PGA-710 Autoanalyzer connects to an Electrostatic Field meter via

its analog output lead and to a computer using a USB cable, RS-232

COM Port or via IR Technology.

Connecting the USB Cable

1. Connect one end of the supplied USB

cable to the PGA-710 USB port.

2. Connect the opposite end of the USB

cable to your computer’s USB port.

Communicating with the computer

1. Slide the PGA-710 Main Power Switch

ON.

1. Press and hold the System On/Sleep

button for 2 seconds.

2. The green “Unit On” LED flashes

slowly.

3. The “Connect and Record” LED will

flash indicating the PGA-710 and the

computer are communicating with each

other.

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NOTE

The below procedure is based on the use of the provided USB cable. For information on how

to connect the PGA-710 via its RS-232 or InfraRed, refer to the Operations Manual.

PGA-710 Autoanalysis System

At this point, the “Save and Erase” LED will be ON indicating the PGA-710 Autoanalyzer’s battery

is receiving a charging voltage from the computer’s USB.

Procedure for using the Autoanalysis System via USB

D. Adjust or Confirm the “zero” reference for the PGA-710 System

Connecting the Analog Input

1. Insert the supplied reference shunt into

the analog input of the PGA-710.

2. Launch the software. On the Start

Screen, select “Start a New Session”

and click OK.

Communicating with the computer

4. Click Start from the Data Recording

Control (green arrow) or press F5 on

your keyboard.

The preview cursor will begin to move

across the chart screen.

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NOTE

This charge is not sufficient to completely charge the battery during normal operations. See

the Operations Manual for more details.

PGA-710 Autoanalysis System

E. Assembling your Autoanalysis System to the Field Meter and Charge Plate Monitor

Confirming the “zero” Reference

1. Click the Voltage Auto Balance (F11).

This shows whether or not the unit is

zeroed. If the unit is not +/- 2 volts,

press Stop (black square) or press F8.

2. To “zero” the system and minimize the

effects of electrical background noise,

do the following:

From the Edit Menu, click on Device

Control. Do the following:

a) Click Clear Zero

b) Click Set Zero

c) Click Done

3. Repeat Step 6 and Step 7 to confirm

“zero”. Repeat as necessary.

4. Use same window to set the Time/Date

Stamp of the unit.

Connecting the Field Meter

1. Assemble your professional Prostat

PFM-711A Field Meter and the CPM-

720A Charge Plate Monitor. Attach the

Field Meter to a tested earth ground.

2. Connect the PFM-711A to the PGA-

710 using the provided analog cable.

3. For body voltage measurement,

connect a sensing lead to the Charge

Plate and the other end to a Hand Held

Metal Wand.

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PGA-710 Autoanalysis System

F. Capture and Analyze Data

Preview & Record Data

1. With the subject temporarily grounded,

turn on and zero your field meter.

2. Remove the subject from ground, press

Preview (F5) to confirm signal being

transmitted. Press Record (F6) when

ready to capture data.

3. Once test is completed, press Stop (F8)

to stop recording.

Trimming the Data

1. Assume the following data was recorded

while seating and standing in a chair.

2. To analyze the data, select Edit >

Trimming. This opens the Editing

Control Panel. Use Trim Left and Trim

Right to eliminate data not to be

included in the analysis.

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APPLICATION

The PGA-710 records and converts analog input from a field meter instrument to digital data,

then transmits that data to your computer via USB, or stores it for future use. Anything your field

meter measures will be transmitted via the analog cable to the PGA-710, then to the computer

where the dynamic measurements are displayed on the screen.

NOTE

For details on how to test and analyze Footwear/Flooring combination, refer to the provided

“How To Test” manual.

PGA-710 Autoanalysis System

G. Generating a Detailed Report

Voltage Generation

1. Trimmed portions of the chart are

eliminated from the analysis

2. Estimate the number of peaks in test,

enter it in Step Cycle window and click

Analyze.

Adding a Minimum and a Maximum

1. Click the Adjust button. This allows to

add or remove minimum or maximum

peaks from the analysis.

2. To add a Minimum peak, click Add Min

and drag to a low peak on the chart then

left-click your mouse. To add a

Maximum, repeat the process after

clicking Add Max.

3. Click Release to automatically calculate

the Standard Deviation and Average

for the Minimum and Maximum data

sets. Displayed are 3 lines for the

Minimum and Maximum data. The center

line is the Average of the data. The

upper line is the Average + 3x Std Dev.

of the data, and the lower line represents

the data’s Average – 3x Std Dev.

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Add Maximum Peak

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