The Test Station EVO records and documents the parameters of the ESD protection of the personnel(wriststrap and footwears).
- It can be used both wall-mounted or in a console configuration.
Technical features:
- Measurement of bracelets and footwears according to IEC61340-5-1
- Up to 1000 different users identified through fingerprint recognition or manual recognition (entering the ID number)
- Fingerprint recognition 1,5 sec
- Datalogger can store data for the last 10000 access (date and time, user name and ID, the resistance values of the bracelet and shoes, etc ...)
- Control footwear separate (left and right)
- Relay output for controlling the opening of the access door to the EPA
- LCD display with blue backlight 160 x 104 pixels, 74 x 46mm viewable area
- Beep to indicate clearly PASS or FAIL test of the protections
- Voltage Test selectable to 50V or 100V.
- Programmable tresholds
- ISO9000 Traceable Calibration Certificate included
- Program to manage the data recorded included in the Test Station EVO (compatible with Win XP/7/8
- Measuring ranges of wrist strap: 50KOhm - 2GOhm
- Measuring ranges of footwear (each shoe): 50KOhm - 2GOhm
- Measuring ranges of footwear in series (Hand Free Mode): 50KOhm - 2GOhm
- Measuring accuracy: 10%
- The fingerprint sensor capture a digital image of the fingerprint pattern.
- The captured image it's not stored inside the Test Station EVO, therefore the biometrical data of the users are safe and can't be duplicated.
- Only a biometric template (a collection of extracted features) is memorized.
- The template size is very small: about 400 byte.
- The templates are used for a smart and secure identification of the operator.
USB version
- A common USB flash drive can be inserted in the Test Station EVO to:
- import/export all the configuration data (users name and ID number, personnel thresholds values, etc...)
- save a log report of the EPA accesses (date and time, ID and user name, resistance values of wriststrap and shoes, etc...)
Ethernet version
- The Test Station EVO Ethernet can be connected to a LAN to:
- import/export all the configuration data (users name and ID number, personnel thresholds values, etc...)
- save a log report of the EPA accesses (date and time, ID and user name, resistance values of wriststrap and shoes, etc...)
