LEYBOLD 230110, Instruction Manual

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GA130001441_002_C0
– 09/2016
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0.1 Table of Figures
Figure 1
– Nameplate (Examble)
8
Figure 2
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COMBIVAC CM 51 dimensions (in mm) 12
Figure 3
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Rack installation 18
Figure 4
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Front panel cutout dimensions (in mm) 18
Figure 5
– Preparing the top side of the instrument for utilisation as a benchtop unit
19
Figure 6
– Preparing the bottom side of the
19
Figure 7
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Rear panel of the instrument 20
Figure 8
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Connection plug for analog output and external control (SUB-D, 15-way) 22
Figure 9
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Interface connection socket (SUB-D, 9-way) 23
Figure 10
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Connection socket for Profibus DP interface (SUB-D, 9-way) 23
Figure 11
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Connection plug for relay output (SUB-D, 25-way) 24
Figure 12
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Front panel 25
Figure 13
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Operating the pushbutton CHANNEL 28
Figure 14
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Operating the pushbutton PARA 28
Figure 15
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Operating the pushbutton UP 29
Figure 16
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Operating the pushbutton DOWN 29
Figure 17
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Full-scale alignment for the THERMOVAC gauge head 30
Figure 18
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Zero alignment for the THERMOVAC gauge head 30
Figure 19
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Behaviour of a switching function in response to pressure changes 34
0.2 Table of Tables
Table 1
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Part Numbers 8
Table 2
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Connectable gauge heads 11
Table 3
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Switching parameters, factory defaults 13
Table 4
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Sensor parameters, factory defaults 13
Table 5
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General parameters, factory defaults 13
Table 6
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Supplied equipment 17
Table 7
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Display components 25
Table 8
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Display in the measurement mode 27
Table 9
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Parameter groups and corresponding parameters 31
Table 10
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Available sensor parameters 35
Table 11
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Values for the parameter FIL 35
Table 12
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Values for the parameter unit 38
Table 13
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Values for the parameter AnALoG 38
Table 14
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Values for the parameter diGit 38
Table 15
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Values for the parameter bri 38
Table 16
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Values for the parameter Pb 39
Table 17
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Values for the parameter bAud 39
Table 18
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Values for the parameter rS 39
Table 19
– Terms Computer Interface
40
Table 20
– Control Characters Computer Interface
40
Table 21
– Mnemonics for read commands
42
Table 22
– Mnemonics for write commands
42
Table 23
– Mnemonics for read and write commands
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Table 24
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Error messages 50