Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
4 Requirements
    4.1 General
    4.2 Threshold values for indication
    4.3 Indication and perceptibility
    4.4 Climatic requirements
    4.5 Coupling dielectric
    4.6 Measuring circuit components
    4.7 Connecting lead
    4.8 Interface and test point
    4.9 Indicator
    4.10 Terminal leads of separable indicators
    4.11 Markings
    4.12 Instructions for use
5 Tests
    5.1 General
    5.2 Arrangement, assembly, markings and instructions
          for use
    5.3 Dielectric strength of the coupling system or
          integrated VDS
    5.4 Maximum current from the coupling electrode
    5.5 Interface conditions for separable VDS
    5.6 Voltage limiting device
    5.7 Temperature dependence of coupling systems of
          separable VDS and of integrated VDS
    5.8 Phase rotation of the coupling system
    5.9 Insulation resistance of the coupling system
          under pollution
    5.10 Connecting leads
    5.11 Clear indication in integrated VDS
    5.12 Vibration resistance of the indicator for
          separable and integrated VDS
    5.13 Drop and impact resistance
    5.14 Dielectric strength of separable indicators
    5.15 Threshold voltage and input impedance of indicators
    5.16 Climatic dependence of threshold voltage
    5.17 Response time of indicator
    5.18 Non-response to d.c. voltage
    5.19 Efficiency of testing element
    5.20 Indication until power source is exhausted
    5.21 Temperature dependence of the separable
          indicator
    5.22 Clear perceptibility of visual indication
    5.23 Clear perceptibility of audible indication
    5.24 Clear indication of phase comparators
    5.25 Phase rotation of universal phase comparator
    5.26 Maintenance test of the coupling system of
          separable VDS
    5.27 Maintenance test of voltage indicators of
          separable VDS
    5.28 Maintenance test of integrated VDS
Tables
1 Characteristics of separable voltage detecting
    systems (VDS)
2 Dimensional characteristics of interface and test point
Figures
1 Voltage detecting system with portable indicator
    (separable VDS)
2 Voltage detecting system with integrated indicator
    (integrated VDS)
3 Voltage detecting system with portable indicator
    and adaptor Example for HR-LR
4 Symbol for capacitive interface
5 Example for markings of an interface in the HR-system
6 Examples for measuring the response time
7 Test set-up for perceptibility of visual indication
8 Test set-up for perceptibility of audible indication
9 Test set-up for clear indication and phase rotation
    of phase comparators
Annexes
A Sequence of tests
B Instructions for use of the VDS
C Dimensional characteristics of plug arrangements
D Sampling test
E Tightness test for separable connectors containing
    LRP coupling systems
F Voltage indicating systems