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Desens Factor 1. 

Factory pre-set at x5. On a high or ‘gross’ leak, press the

GREEN handgun pad once. This desensitises by x5; the Green (special) lamp will flash.

13.1

Desens Factor 2. 

Factory pre-set at x5. Pressing the GREEN handgun pad

again invokes a further desensitise, the lamp will flash faster.

To change the desens factor use the +/- buttons.

13.2

Standby mode

This useful feature allows you to programme a standby (sleep) time from when the
instrument is last used (or moved). This allows the instrument to save power and
component life.

When the instrument in the standby mode (sleeping) the "NOT READY" LED in the
handgun will flash slowly. The instrument returns to normal operation when the hand unit
is picked up or moved.

Pressing the +/- buttons gives these choices: Factory pre set to LIGHT + SENSOR.

NONE:
LIGHT:
LIGHT + SENSOR:
POWER DOWN:

In LIGHT + SENSOR mode the following will occur.
The touch-screen, screen contrast, sensor, and sample flow regulation are switched off.
Vacuum is released. Lifetime of all major components is saved.

If POWER DOWN is selected, the instrument will 

not

 ‘wake-up’ when handgun is moved.

Before standby mode is entered, a screen message and acoustic signal are given. At the
end of this signal, provided the handgun has not been moved the instrument enters
standby mode.

14.0

Standby delay

This is the delay after which the selected standby mode is entered. When choosing the
delay, consider the following:

For short delay times (up to 10 minutes) use the LIGHT + SENSOR option.

For longer delays when battery saving is a concern (more than 10mins) use POWER
DOWN. This shuts-down the instrument in the same way as pressing the OFF button.

14.1

RS232 Protocol

The serial interface supports all common handshake protocols. The required setting
depends on the device to be connected. For a computer, select . 

For a printer,

please see its manual for the appropriate protocol.
Other parameters are fixed at 9600, 8, N, 1.

Summary of Contents for GAS-CHECK SF6

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL GAS CHECK SF6 AN INSTRUMENT FOR THE LOCATION AND MEASUREMENT OF LEAKS IN SF6 FILLED ELECTRICAL SWITCHGEAR User Manual iss 01 Software Version V1 39BB...

Page 2: ...ion 6 7 3 Low flow error 7 7 4 Flare stall 7 7 3 Low battery voltage 7 7 5 Switching OFF 7 8 0 Switching OFF in case of fault 7 8 1 User setup 8 8 2 Set volume Contrast 8 9 0 Open Operator Level 8 9 1...

Page 3: ...p after fuse has been removed 15 16 3 Pre set passwords on delivery 15 16 4 Settings on despatch 16 16 5 Citizen printer 16 16 6 Spares and consummables 16 3 0 GENERAL This manual is addressed to thos...

Page 4: ...contain a microchip programmed with specific sensor information At Switch ON the console automatically reads sensor information Smart Sensors are not radioactive and contain nothing harmful Life is ap...

Page 5: ...may confidently measure This is OFF whenever the instrument is in standby or programming mode error condition or the actual reading is above 20 of the alarm level Red 2 NOT READY This light is on whe...

Page 6: ...used at any time During the short zero time the lights change from RED to GREEN Do not leak test during this time During normal use it is recommended to press the CIRCLE key occasionally to zero the d...

Page 7: ...for you press Exit Should this not be the case please refer to paragraphs Possible Fault Conditions During Operation and Switching Off in Case of Fault in this manual 7 1 MEASURING OPERATION The GAS C...

Page 8: ...entration of SF6 many times above the measuring range 2 High vacuum in the probe caused by a partially blocked or aged sensor The instrument will attempt to compensate for these until a level is reach...

Page 9: ...the present value of a parameter will already be entered You may then confirm or delete and re enter 8 2 Set volume Contrast Using the three slider type controls on this screen select contrast for be...

Page 10: ...vel alerts the ALARM LED in the handgun Only the alarm level corresponding to the chosen mode ml sec or ppm can be entered Valid alarm levels are for leak rates 0 5 E 6 5 E 7 ml s to 20 E 6 200 E 7 ml...

Page 11: ...be assigned for 6 different operators please refer to Changing Passwords section 10 4 10 3 Access codes 10 4 CHANGING PASSWORDS Use one of the eight buttons to select the password you wish to change t...

Page 12: ...Air is measured first which takes 4 seconds A time bar is displayed along with an audible bleep The display then instructs the operator to put the probe to the reference leak When this is done the fi...

Page 13: ...when the STORE key is pressed Pressing either the STORE or CLEAR buttons resets this 12 3 Display units The touch screen display and alarm level entries as well as reference leak values will operate...

Page 14: ...e following will occur The touch screen screen contrast sensor and sample flow regulation are switched off Vacuum is released Lifetime of all major components is saved If POWER DOWN is selected the in...

Page 15: ...r operation The main function of the filter is to block out short wave noise Filter Count represents the number of measuring cycles over which the signal must be continuously above or below the averag...

Page 16: ...ew sensor and sets these values in the console memory this may take 10 50 seconds 15 2 Changing the Probe To change the sensor You Must Power Down Never unplug the probe while the red lights on the co...

Page 17: ...er set up ALL 4 SWITCHES MUST BE IN THE OFF POSITION Switch the printer ON using the side mounted slide switch The POWER and SEL green lights should be lit Press SEL to turn OFF the light and use LF t...

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