Skip to content
English
Contact us
  • There are no suggestions because the search field is empty.

Verification Test (CVT-1 / VT-1)

The Verification Test confirms that the analyzer is measuring accurately and operating within DIT-MCO specifications. Unlike a calibration, the Verification Test does not adjust or calibrate the analyzer. It simply verifies that the analyzer is performing within acceptable limits.

Before starting the Verification Test:

  • Ensure the tester is powered on.
  • Verify the analyzer is operating under proper environmental conditions.
  • Obtain either a CVT-1 or VT-1 verification tool.
  • Remove all production adapters from the tester.

⚠️ Important: A Verification Test requires a CVT-1 or VT-1. It cannot be performed without one.



 

Step 1 – Open the Verification Test

From the Maintenance menu, select Verification Test to begin the verification process.

Step 2 – Verify Environmental Conditions

Confirm the analyzer is operating within the proper environmental conditions.

Click OK to continue.


Step 3 – Connect the Verification Tool

Connect the CVT-1 or VT-1 to Address 000.

Once connected, click Yes to continue.

Step 4 – Confirm the Verification Tool

Verify that NETS has identified the correct verification tool.

Click OK to proceed.

Step 5 – Verify Tool Status

Before running the test:

VT-1

  • Confirm the green LED is illuminated.

CVT-1

  • Verify the battery switch is in the ON position.

Click OK to begin testing.

Step 6 – Test Execution

The Verification Test runs automatically.

During the procedure, NETS performs:

  • Resistance verification
  • HiPot verification
  • Voltage verification

The software will display each step as it progresses.

Step 7 – Complete the Test

After testing is complete:

  • The VT-1 green LED will turn off.
  • Turn the CVT-1 battery switch to OFF.
  • Disconnect the verification tool.

 

Understanding the Results

PASS

A PASS result confirms the analyzer is operating within DIT-MCO specifications.

After a successful test, two forced HiPot errors are expected. These errors are intentional and indicate the Verification Test completed successfully.


FAIL

A FAIL result indicates one or more verification tests were unsuccessful.

Before contacting DIT-MCO Service:

  • Confirm the correct verification tool was connected.
  • Verify all connections.
  • Repeat the Verification Test.
  • Ensure the verification tool is functioning properly.

Results Tab

Following a successful Verification Test, the Results tab displays two forced HiPot errors. This is expected behavior and confirms the test executed correctly.

Best Practices

  • Perform the Verification Test at least once per year.
  • Use only an approved CVT-1 or VT-1 verification tool.
  • Confirm environmental conditions before testing.
  • Always disconnect and properly store the verification tool after use.