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Inficon CU1000 Translation Of The Original Instructions Download Page 2

INFICON GmbH

Bonner Strasse 498

50968 Cologne, Germany

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Summary of Contents for CU1000

Page 1: ...Translation of the Original CU1000 Operating unit jina54en1 06 1901 Catalog No 560 320 From software version 2 72 LDS3000 2 72 CU1000 ...

Page 2: ...INFICON GmbH Bonner Strasse 498 50968 Cologne Germany ...

Page 3: ...0 5 2 Installing the control unit 11 6 Operation CU1000 12 6 1 Touchscreen elements 12 6 1 1 Measurement display elements 12 6 2 Elements of the error and warning display 15 6 3 Settings and functions 16 6 3 1 Touch screen settings 16 6 3 2 Operator types and authorizations 19 6 3 2 1 Logging out the operator 21 6 3 3 Functions 21 6 3 3 1 Resetting the settings 21 6 3 3 2 Recording data 21 6 3 3 3...

Page 4: ...ICON iv CU1000 operating instructions jina54en1 06 1901 7 Decommissioning the measuring instrument 29 7 1 Disposing of the device 29 7 2 Sending in the device 29 8 Appendix 31 8 1 CE Declaration of Conformity 31 8 2 RoHS 32 ...

Page 5: ...installation and use of the device require knowledge of electronic interfaces 1 2 Other associated documents Mass spectrometer module operating instructions jiqa54 Operating instructions bus module jiqb10 Operating instructions I O module jiqc10 Protocol Descriptions jira54 1 3 Warnings DANGER Imminent hazard resulting in death or serious injuries WARNING Hazardous situation resulting in potential...

Page 6: ... local standards and guidelines Additional device related provisions and regulations Use only original parts or parts approved by the manufacturer Keep this manual available at the operating site Personnel qualifications All work must be performed only by technically qualified specialists who have been trained on the device Allow personnel in training to work on the device only under the supervisi...

Page 7: ...ns 1 Please check the scope of delivery of the product for completeness after receipt Transport NOTICE Damage due to unsuitable packaging material Transport in unsuitable packaging material can damage the device Transport the device only in the original packaging Keep the original packaging Storage Store the device taking into consideration the technical data refer to Chapter 4 3 page 10 ...

Page 8: ...nting holes 3 Rest button Status LED Status LED illuminated Control unit operates normally Status LED flashing Display is set to power saving mode Fig 2 Rear view 1 Rating plate with control unit 3 Calibration button for calibrating the touch screen LCD CAL can be operated with touch PIN 2 Connection for headphones 4 Connection for the cable to the leak detector LD ...

Page 9: ...he MSB box 4 3 Technical data Mechanical data 560 320 Dimensions lxwxh 106 2 mm x 128 4 mm x 49 2 mm Electrical data 560 320 Memory capacity for measured data 16 MB Ambient conditions 560 320 Max altitude above sea level 2000 m Max relative humidity above 40 C 50 Max relative humidity from 31 C to 40 C 80 to 50 linear abfallend Max relative humidity to 40 C 80 Storage temperature 20 C 60 C Polluti...

Page 10: ...D of the control unit and Control Unit of the MSB box with the data cable The data cable on the control unit can also be connected or removed during operation If needed connect headphones or speakers to the headphones symbol DANGER Hearing damage from loud volume setting Loud volume setting can damage hearing Do no set volume of headphones too loud ...

Page 11: ...1 06 1901 11 36 5 2 Installing the control unit Fig 3 Dimensions of the control unit in mm inches in brackets Recess for the control unit integrated in the test system Push the control unit into the recess and screw it tight Pull protection film from touch screen ...

Page 12: ...en1 06 1901 6 Operation CU1000 NOTICE Damage to touch screen from incorrect operation The touch screen can be damaged with a hard or pointed item Operate touch screen with fingers only 6 1 Touchscreen elements 6 1 1 Measurement display elements Fig 4 Measurement display ...

Page 13: ...ked or unlocked by pressing and holding the icon for the keyboard lock 2 Icon for the communication status Icon connected The device communicates with the mass spectrometer module Icon disconnected The device does not communicate with the mass spectrometer module Establish communication 1 Reset control unit 2 Checking the status of the mass spectrometer module 3 Check cable connection 3 Icon for t...

Page 14: ...on mode Display Operation mode VA Vacuum SNIF Sniff LOW FLOW XL sniffer adapter in LOW FLOW HIGH FLOW XL sniffer adapter in HIGH FLOW Standby XL sniffer adapter in HIGH FLOW on standby 9 Leak rate Current measurement for the leak rate 10 Graph Graphic display of the leak rate Q t 11 Leak rate Time axis of the leak rate Q t 12 Primary vacuum pressure not with operation mode XL Sniffer Adapter Backi...

Page 15: ... 16 Value axis Value axis of the leak rate Q t 17 Device of measurement Device of measurement of the value axis 6 2 Elements of the error and warning display Displayed message with details Detailed display further active errors or warnings if present To the display further active errors or warnings if present WARNING Number 500 Pressure sensor not connected Value 4 23E 2 Further errors or warnings...

Page 16: ...on of the software run by mass spectrometer module LDS3000 does not support this parameter Scaling of the Q t axis Linear or logarithmic Lin Log Control unit Display Q t axis Linear or logarithmic Number of decades with logarithmic view 1 2 3 4 Control unit Display Q t axis Decades Autoscale Off When Off you can change the appearance by pressing the intersection of the coordinate axes then flickin...

Page 17: ...100 Control unit Display Brightness Display brightness Trigger display on the touch screen Selection of the trigger leak rate threshold displayed on the touch screen 1 2 3 4 Control unit Settings Trigger Trigger sel Assigning favorite buttons The favorite buttons offer direct access to individual functions They can be assigned with access control Supervisor or higher by the user Favorite 1 Middle ...

Page 18: ... Set up Control unit Messages Show calibration notes Show calibration request The calibration request can be allowed or suppressed OFF suppressed ON allowed Control unit Settings Set up Control unit Messages Show calibration request Display of messages on the touch screen Warnings and error messages can be displayed on the touch screen Off On Control unit Settings Set up Control unit Messages Show...

Page 19: ...ings Set up Control unit Energy Display off after 6 3 2 Operator types and authorizations There are four different operator types that are distinguished by different authorizations The integrator is registered ex works Additional operators can be registered The following table shows options for individual operator types to register new operator types Operator registration Viewer Operator Superviso...

Page 20: ... can be set differently for each operator type The Integrator always receives the complete information Number Message number text Brief description Info Expanded message information Only numbers Number and text Number text and info Control unit Function Data Parameter Error info Viewer Operator Supervisor Parameter list display and change Parameters can be displayed as an alphabetical list with na...

Page 21: ...s control Control unit The control unit settings can be reset to factory settings Control unit Functions Data Parameters Reset Control unit settings 6 3 3 2 Recording data The data is saved as a TXT file Each TXT file contains the following information Date created Software version Serial number Start time Time stamp measurement indicates offset in seconds in relation to start time File name Time ...

Page 22: ...der Copy Copy files Deleting data The data stored in the control unit can be saved to a USB stick The memory in the control unit is limited to the recording of a 24 hour measurement USB flash drive Control unit Control unit Functions Data Recorder Delete Delete files 6 3 3 3 Calling up information Different information and states of the system can be called up with the info menu Measurement values...

Page 23: ...ween mass spectrometer module and the control unit Mass spectrometer module MSB 1 Information on the software version MSB 2 Information on operating parameters TMP controller 1 Information on the turbo molecular pump TMP controller 2 Information on the turbo molecular pump continued Ion source Information on the ion source used Preamplifier Information on the preamplifier Preamplifier test Informa...

Page 24: ...ons jina54en1 06 1901 Fig 5 I O module 2 Visualized information to the digital inputs 1 Input signal condition 2 Configured function INV Function is inverted 3 Status of the function active or inactive I O module 3 Visualized information to the digital outputs ...

Page 25: ...01 25 36 Fig 6 Visualized information to the digital outputs 1 Configured function INV Function is inverted 2 Output signal condition 3 Status of the function active or inactive Bus module 1 Information on the bus module Bus module 2 Information on the bus module continued ...

Page 26: ...ted Switch the device off and back on after a software update has taken place 6 3 4 1 Updating the software of the control unit The software is included in two files named Handset_IFC_Vx xx xx exe and Handset_IFC_Vx xx xx key 1 Copy the file into the main directory of a USB flash drive 2 Connect the USB flash drive to the USB port on the device 3 Select Functions Data Update Control unit ð Do not ...

Page 27: ... confirm with C 6 3 4 3 Updating the software of the I O module The software of the I O module can be updated from the control unit if the mass spectrometer module has the software version MS module 1 02 or higher 1 Copy the file Flash_LDS3000_IO_Vxx xx xxx bin into the main directory of a USB flash drive 2 Connect the USB flash drive to the USB port on the device 3 Select Functions Data Update I ...

Page 28: ...6 Operation CU1000 INFICON 28 36 CU1000 operating instructions jina54en1 06 1901 Fig 7 DIP switch on the I O module ...

Page 29: ...he environmental and safety regulations of your country 7 2 Sending in the device WARNING Danger due to harmful substances Contaminated devices could endanger the health The contamination declaration serves to protect all persons who come into contact with the device Fill in the declaration of contamination completely 1 Please do not hesitate to contact us and send a completed declaration of conta...

Page 30: ...7 Decommissioning the measuring instrument INFICON 30 36 CU1000 operating instructions jina54en1 06 1901 ...

Page 31: ...INFICON Appendix 8 CU1000 operating instructions jina54en1 06 1901 31 36 8 Appendix 8 1 CE Declaration of Conformity ...

Page 32: ...8 Appendix INFICON 32 36 CU1000 operating instructions jina54en1 06 1901 8 2 RoHS ...

Page 33: ...INFICON Appendix 8 CU1000 operating instructions jina54en1 06 1901 33 36 ...

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