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6.8.11  Depress SW5 until CAL disappears to save data. 

 
 

 

6.8.12  Return SW4 to the 0 (ZERO) POSITON FOR NORMAL OPERATION 

 
 

 

ALARM SETPOINT COUNT 

 
 

 

NOTE:  THE DOSE/CPM SWITCH IS NOT IN SERVICE WHEN THE METER IS IN 

 

 

 

THE COUNT MODE OF OPERATION 

 

 

 

 

6.8.13   Adjust the MAIN SELECTOR switch to COUNT  

 
 

 

6.8.14  Adjust SW4 to position 2.  Depress SW5 until CAL appears. 

 
 

 

6.8.15  Adjust P2 & P1 until the readout indicates the correct alarm setting 

 
 

 

6.8.16  Depress SW5 until CAL disappears to save data. 

 
 

 

6.8.17  Return SW4 to the 0 (ZERO) POSITON FOR NORMAL OPERATION 

 
 

6.9 

TIMED COUNT 

 
 

 

GENERAL:   

THE DSM-502 HAS A TIMED COUNT FUNCTION AND CAN BE SET  

                                      

 

INDEPENDTLY FOR EACH PROBE.  THE RANGE OF THE TIMED COUNT  

 

 

 

 

IS 0 – 2550 SECONDS IN 10 SECOND INCREMENTS.   THE TIMED COUNT  

 

 

 

 

FUNCTION IS ONLYAVAILABLE FOR THE PROBE IN THE COUNT    

 

 

 

 

POSITION OF THE MAIN SELECTOR SWITCH. THE SAME CONTROLS SW4, 

 

 

 

 

SW5, P1 & P2 ARE UTILIZED TO MAKE THAT ADJUSTMENTS.  FOR THE  

 

 

 

 

TIMED COUNT FUNCTION. 

 
 

 

ADJUST THE COUNT TIME 

 
 

 

6.9.1 

Adjust the MAIN SELECTOR SWITCH TO COUNT.  Adjust SW4 to position 1. 

                              

This displays the counting time in seconds currently in the system. 

 
 

 

6.9.2 

To set the count time to change COUNT time Depress SW5 until CAL appears. 

 
 

 

6.9.3 

Adjust P3 until readout indicates the correct counting time in seconds 

 
 

 

6.9.4 

  Depress SW5 until CAL disappears to save the data. 

 

 

OPERATION IN THE TIME COUNT MODE 
 
 

 

6.9.5    Adjust the MAIN SELECTOR SWITCH to the COUNT position. 

 
 

 

6.9.6 

 If count time is unknown adjust SW4 to the #1 position and COUNT TIME in seconds  

 

 

 

for that probe will be displayed.  (CAUTION) DO NOT DEPRESS SW5 OR TIME COULD  

 

 

 

BE CHANGED) 

 
 

 

6.9.7    Return SW4 to the 0 position and instrument is ready for normal operation. 

 
 

 

6.9.8    To start a time count cycle. Depress the ZERO SWITCH on the front panel FOR AT   

 

 

 

LEAST 3 SECONDS TO START COUNT CYCLE. 

 
 

 

6.9.9 

When the ZERO switch is depressed the time count cycle will begin and the word    

 

 

 

COUNTING will appear on the display.  When the cycle is complete the COUNTING will  

 

 

 

disappear and the words  COUNT will appear.   This indicates the count cycle has been  

 

 

 

completed. 

 
 

 

6.9.10  The total counts will remain on the display until the ZERO switch is depressed for at least 3  

 

 

 

seconds or the instrument is turned OFF. 

 

Summary of Contents for DSM-502

Page 1: ...DIGITAL SURVEY METER OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE MANUAL Direct Scientific www drct com tel 310 589 0601 fax 310 919 2981 email sales drct com...

Page 2: ...WBJI DSM 502 PAGE 2 SECTION CONTENTS 1 SPECIFICATIONS 2 DESCRIPTION 3 THEORY OF OPERATION 4 OPERATING CONTROLS 5 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 6 MAINTENANCE 7 PARTS LIST 8 SCHEMATICS...

Page 3: ...300 1500 VDC REGULATION 1 LOW VOLTAGE 5 VDC 5 VDC REGULATION 0 5 BATTERY 6 AA ALKALINE BATTERY OPERATION 200 HRS NOMINAL LCD READOUT 4 DIGIT 75 19mm TALL RS 232 DATA OUTPUT 9 PIN MINIATURE SUB D CONNE...

Page 4: ...is switch selectable from the front panel The electronic circuitry is located on 2 heavy duty industrial type printed circuit boards that are directly interconnected to improve reliability and durabi...

Page 5: ...re 3 show the power supply pc board s major components and calibration controls 4 0 OPERATING CONTROLS INDICATORS 4 1 CONTROLS MAIN FUNCTION SWITCH CONTROL SETTING FUNCTION OFF ALL POWER IS DISCONNECT...

Page 6: ...be 5 2 INSTRUMENT OPERATION 5 2 1 Adjust the MAIN SELECTOR switch to RATEMETER for normal ratemeter type operation 5 2 2 Depress the SPEAKER ZERO towards SPEAKER if a audible tick for each input pulse...

Page 7: ...WBJI DSM 502 PAGE 7 FIGURE 2 FIGURE 2 DSM 502 FRONT PANEL CONTROLS P N 12303 REV 6...

Page 8: ...WBJI DSM 502 PAGE 8 FIGURE 3 DSM 502 POWER SUPPLY AND MAJOR COMPONENTS P N 12291 1 REV 1 FIGURE 4 DSM 502 LCD DIGITAL PC BOARD COMPONENTS AND CONTROLS P N 12923...

Page 9: ...IT FAST SLOW TC SET TO FAST ADJ P1 TO 10 250 SECONDS SET TO SLOW ADJ P1 TO 10 250 SECONDS POSITION 9 DISPLAY EDIT LCD REFRESH RATE 8 0 8 SECONDS TO 30 3 0 SECONDS ADJ P1 TO DESIRED REFRESH RATE SW5 lo...

Page 10: ...e MAIN SELECTOR SWITCH at the same setting as was used to disable the OVER RANGE ALARM 6 4 7 Adjust SW4 to position 2 and depress SW5 until the CAL is visible on the display 6 4 8 Adjust P1 P2 until d...

Page 11: ...sed and the CAL is displayed on the readout INTERNAL PROBE DT ADJUSTMENT 6 6 1 Determine the full scale range for the Internal Probe 6 6 2 Be sure MAIN SELECTOR SWITCH is still in RATEMETER position a...

Page 12: ...isappears to save the data Adjust SW4 to the NORMAL OPERATION POSITION 0 ZERO 6 7 5 The survey meter is now ready for NORMAL OPERATION 6 8 ADJUSTING ALARM SETPOINTS GENERAL THE DSM 502 HAS AN AUDIBLE...

Page 13: ...ITCH TO COUNT Adjust SW4 to position 1 This displays the counting time in seconds currently in the system 6 9 2 To set the count time to change COUNT time Depress SW5 until CAL appears 6 9 3 Adjust P3...

Page 14: ...WBJI DSM 502 PAGE 14 6 9 11 If the instrument remains ON a new count cycle can be started by DEPRESSING THE ZERO SWITCH on the front panel for at least 3 seconds...

Page 15: ...WBJI DSM 502 PAGE 15 PARTS LIST...

Page 16: ...100K 5 R2 3 4 5 6 21 R22 23 24 25 R26 27 28 32 14 111143 TERM STRIP 50 PIN J2 10 112729 TRANS 60V 500ma Q1 1 114115 FERRITE CHIP 2 5 A 120 OHM FB2 FB3 2 114206 CRYSTAL 10 MHZ SMT X1 1 114293 SLIDE SW...

Page 17: ...M I C U7 1 109150 RESISTOR 1 6K 5 R6 7 8 9 10 11 6 109156 I C U3 1 109262 RESISTOR 10 MEG 5 R27 1 109263 CAP 22PF 50 V 5 C21 22 25 3 109641 CAP 470 PF 16 V 10 C18 1 109930 52 PIN SOCKET U1 1 110162 FE...

Page 18: ...C24 1 108829 47K 1 8W 1206 PKG R18 1 109011 SOT 23 60V 150A PNP BIPOLAR Q1 1 109133 5V REGULATOR E1 1 109156 MC33172D I C U1 3 2 109163 110K 1 8W 1206 PKG R 6 14 2 109641 470MF 16V C15 1 109896 2 4K 1...

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