Model 979 Series Helium Mass Spectrometer Leak Detector
DRAFT 9/15/03
2-11
FILAMENT 2 BURNT OUT
Indicates that filament 2 of the ion source has burnt out. Filament 1 will
automatically light, if it is still good, and the leak detector will display a
flashing C in the leak rate exponent indicating that a calibration routine
is required.
FILAMENT WAIT
Indicates that the system is lighting the filament.
Flashing C on exponent display
Indicates that the leak detector requires calibration.
GAIN TOO HIGH
Indicates that the gain value required to calibrate the leak detector
during the calibration routine is greater than the maximum allowable
value. This is generally the result of the system sensitivity being too
low.
GAIN TOO LOW
Indicates that the gain value required to calibrate the leak detector
during the calibration routine is less than the minimum allowable value.
This is generally the result of the system sensitivity being too high.
NO FOCUS PEAK
Indicates a tuning/calibration failure due to the system not detecting a
focus peak during the auto-tuning routine.
NO ION PEAK
Indicates a tuning/calibration failure due to the system not detecting an
ion peak during the auto-tuning routine.
OFFSET WAIT
Indicates that the system is setting the OFFSET value.
REJECT
Indicates a test object failure during an Auto Sequencer Test cycle.
See Section 2.6.3 “Auto Sequencer Set-Up” on page 2-17.
STABILIZATION WAIT
Indicates that the system is waiting for the electronics to stabilize
before completing the start-up routine.
STD LEAK PREP
Indicates that the optional internal calibrated leak is being roughed
before it is introduced directly to the system for calibration verification.
SWITCHING FILAMENTS
Indicates that the system is momentarily in the process of switching
from a burnt out filament to the next available filament.
SYSTEM PRESSURE WAIT
Indicates that the system (spectrometer tube) pressure is too high to
light the ion source filament.
SYSTEM READY
Indicates that the system is ready for testing. This message will only
be present during the initial start-up and is cleared after the first test
cycle.
ZEROING
Indicates that the leak detector is in the process of Zeroing out a
background signal. The Zero routine is only initiated automatically
during the start up and calibration routines, or manually when the
operator presses the ZERO button on the front control panel.
ZEROING WAIT
Indicates that the system is setting the initial zero values during the
start-up routine.
Table 2-3
979 Condition States (Continued)
Display
Description
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