Fluke Victoreen 190, Руководство оператора

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Victoreen 190
Operators Manual
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3.15 External Controls
The Model 190 has eight external front panel push-button controls. The front panel controls include four
functional buttons and four operational buttons. The functional buttons include including Mode, Log,
Rate/Integ, and Resp Time, effect the daily operation of the unit.
The four operational push buttons and their functions are:
Light (2) activates the LCD backlight.
Audio toggles the click output on/off and acknowledges an alarm condition.
The click output is associated with counting events
in the detector
On/Off toggles instrument power on/off when allowed by the microprocessor.
The four functional push buttons are as follows:
Mode changes the display units.
Log , when pushed momentarily, logs currently displayed data or changes current location identifier,
depending on the currently active logging mode; when pressed and held for three seconds, and a
logging with locations mode is active, Log changes the label.
Rate/Integ toggles the alphanumeric display between the digitized rate value and the integrate
value.
Resp Time changes the response time on the first range or resets the integrate value and time.
3.16 Operational Checkout
1. Install the batteries as outlined earlier in this Section (Battery Installation/Replacement).
2. Install the probe holder kit as outlined earlier in this Section (Probe Holder Kit Installation).
3. Install the probe and adapter as outlined earlier in this Section (Probe and Adapter Installation).
4. Turn the instrument on by pressing the ON/OFF button on the front panel.
5. Observe the following:
a. All segments of the display should come on for approximately one second.
If the display does not come on at all, replace the
batteries and try again. If a partial display is visible,
contact Fluke Biomedical at 440.248.9300 for
further instructions.
b. The display will blank and display the version number of the software in the alphanumeric
display.
c. The unit will read the internal and external EEPROMs and display the Probe Model Number
and Serial Number, or a portion of it.
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