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Digital Doorway Monitor 

 

Operator Controls and Setup 

13 

9-Pin Data Connector 

The 9-pin connector provides output signals from the instrument and input 

voltage to the instrument. The pin assignments are: 
 pin1- 

+BATTERY 

 pin2- 

GND 

IN 

 pin3- 

FAIL_L 

 pin4- 

RS232 

DUMP 

 pin5- 

ANALOG 

OUT 

 pin6- 

NA 

 pin7- 

HIGH 

ALARM_L 

 pin8- 

EXT 

RESET_L 

 pin9- 

+5VDC 

OUT 

The FAIL and HIGH ALARM digital signal outputs are open drain 2N7002 

outputs, able to sink about 50 mA each. 

Detector Setups 

Typical response and set points for the Product with NaI(TI) Scintillation 

Detectors are as follows:   

  Operating Voltage: 600 V dc to 1200 V dc determined by comparing plateaus 

  Threshold: 10 mV dc (using a 39-inch cable) 

  Calibration Constant: 2400 cpm/

μ

R/hr 

  Dead Time Correction: 5 µsec 

  Linear Range with DTC: 10 µR/hr to 1500 µR/hr 

Typical Checkpoints: 
 100 

µR/hr 

 

150 µR/hr 

- calibration constant set point 

 200 

µR/hr 

 

 500 

µR/hr 

 

1000 µR/hr 

- dead time correction set point 

 1500 

µR/hr 

 

Summary of Contents for 05-450

Page 1: ...1 April 2014 2014 Fluke Corporation All rights reserved Specifications are subject to change without notice All product names are trademarks of their respective companies 05 450 Digital Doorway Monito...

Page 2: ...ke Biomedical service facility NO OTHER WARRANTIES SUCH AS FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED FLUKE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL INDIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMA...

Page 3: ...cations or if there are any other problems not caused by shipping damage please contact Fluke Biomedical or your local sales representative Returns and Repairs Return Procedure All items being returne...

Page 4: ...ormance standards using accepted test procedures WARNING Unauthorized user modifications or application beyond the published specifications may result in electrical shock hazards or improper operation...

Page 5: ...ls 10 Dipswitch under calibration cover 11 RS 232 Output 12 9 Pin Data Connector 13 Detector Setups 13 Common Options and Modifications 14 Time and Date Stamp Option 14 Description 14 Setup 14 Date an...

Page 6: ...05 450 Users Manual ii Cables 17 Optional Remote Alarms 18 Maintenance 18 Cleaning Instructions and Precautions 18 Replacement of Mains Fuse 18 Detector Connector 18 Recycling 19 Drawings 20...

Page 7: ...iii List of Figures Figure Title Page 1 Front Panel 2 2 Left Side Panel 7 3 Alarm Point Notice 8 4 Typical Installation 385x442 20 5 Detector Enclosure 385x106 21 6 Detector Mounting 385x120 22...

Page 8: ...05 450 Users Manual iv...

Page 9: ...on and alarm point parameters Parameters are stored in non volatile memory retained even with power disconnected A five decade logarithmic analog output is provided A battery backup provides 48 hours...

Page 10: ...05 450 Users Manual 2 huk01 eps Figure 1 Front Panel...

Page 11: ...sulation shows signs of wear Make sure the ground conductor in the mains power cord is connected to a protective earth ground Disruption of the protective earth could put voltage on the chassis that c...

Page 12: ...omponents Symbols Table 1 shows the symbols used in this manual or on the Product Table 1 Symbols Symbol Description Risk of Danger Important information See Manual Hazardous voltage Risk of electric...

Page 13: ...ning when 2 hours of battery life remain Connector Dependent upon the system Calibration Controls Accessible from the front of instrument protective cover provided High Voltage Adjustable from 600 vol...

Page 14: ...e power supply network which supplies buildings used for domestic purposes Caution There may be potential difficulties in ensuring electromagnetic compatibility in other environments due to conducted...

Page 15: ...k the label next to the ac input receptacle to verify the required input voltage If the RS 232 feature is used plug in a suitably wired 9 pin connector cable See the section 9 Pin Data Connector for p...

Page 16: ...th the four digit display Throughout the rest of this manual the notation units will be used as a substitute Checking Parameters Check the low alarm point setting by pressing the LOW ALARM button The...

Page 17: ...this suggestion For an operational check use a radiation check source not included but available When not being used store the check source in a secure area Note Most check sources present very minim...

Page 18: ...n point at some given reading HV Used to set the high voltage required for detector operation Adjustable from 0 V dc to 2500 V dc The high voltage required will depend on the type of detector used Int...

Page 19: ...MODE switch back to the left locks the parameters and disables any further changes Dipswitch 2 The second switch LATCH ALARM changes the high alarm to a latching alarm This switch does not affect the...

Page 20: ...ffer size of 8k OPEN COM1 2400 n 8 1 bin CS0 DS0 CD0 RB0 FOR INPUT AS 1 open up filename for output CLS clear the screen LOCATE 1 PRINT Press Esc key to stop reading data COM 1 ON enable coml trapping...

Page 21: ...gital signal outputs are open drain 2N7002 outputs able to sink about 50 mA each Detector Setups Typical response and set points for the Product with NaI TI Scintillation Detectors are as follows Oper...

Page 22: ...d The year can be adjusted from 0000 to 9999 Check the hours and minutes HHMM by pressing the LOW ALARM and DEAD TIME buttons simultaneously The hours and minutes will be displayed as long as those bu...

Page 23: ...holding down the parameter key and pressing the up or down arrow buttons Any parameter can be set in the range of 0 1 to 9999 If a parameter is changed the instrument will beep to confirm the saving...

Page 24: ...switch is switched to the right the analog output goes to full scale The analog output goes to full scale during a DET FAIL condition Discriminator The DISC potentiometer located under the calibratio...

Page 25: ...detector will depend on the relative importance of the following factors Exclusiveness finding a point that all waste goes through Proximity closer to the waste means more sensitivity Shielding small...

Page 26: ...ed replacement parts Only certified technician or calibration personnel should replace battery Cleaning Instructions and Precautions The Product may be cleaned externally with a damp cloth using only...

Page 27: ...simply desires to inform its consumers of the range of recyclable materials present in its products so that the user will have flexibility in following all local and federal laws The following types...

Page 28: ...05 450 Users Manual 20 Drawings 375 30RWM Typical Installation 375 30rwmtypicalinstallation eps Figure 4 Typical Installation 385x442...

Page 29: ...Digital Doorway Monitor Drawings 21 M3503_3530_375 30 Enclosure Figure 5 Detector Enclosure 385x106...

Page 30: ...05 450 Users Manual 22 375 30_3530 Detector Mounting Figure 6 Detector Mounting 385x120...

Page 31: ...000 Use 6 screws 1 648 1 648 3 3 2 679 0 0 Anchors must be able to hold 12 pounds per screw and must be appropriate for wall construction Minimum clearance Drawing to actual size may be used as templa...

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