tbs electronics ATP1-120, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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25 - DRAIN TIME OUT.......................................................................................57
26 - RET. NOT EMPTY......................................................................................57
27 - OVER FILL P ..............................................................................................57
30 - COM ERROR [FRAME] ..............................................................................57
31 - COM ERROR [PARITY]..............................................................................57
32 - COM ERROR [OVERRUN].........................................................................58
33 - COM ERROR [TIMEOUT] ..........................................................................58
39 - COM ERROR [LINE OR PORT DOWN] .....................................................58
40 - ELODEV LACK ...........................................................................................58
50 - OVER PRESSURE .....................................................................................58
51 - OVER VACUUM .........................................................................................59
52 – PS BREAK – HIGH ....................................................................................59
53 – PS BREAK – LOW .....................................................................................59
11.4 – Alarms Historical Archive............................................................................59
11.5 – Instrument Reset ........................................................................................60
CHAPTER 12 – SERVICE MENU..........................................................................61
12.1 – End User Service Tests ..............................................................................61
Vacuum test .......................................................................................................61
Pressure Test.....................................................................................................62
Retort Heating ....................................................................................................62
Runtime Test......................................................................................................62
Edit Setup...........................................................................................................62
Reset Flag..........................................................................................................62
Alarms Reset......................................................................................................62
12.2 – Service Menu Abbreviation List ..................................................................63
12.3 – Service Assistance .....................................................................................63
CHAPTER 13 – SAFETY FEATURES...................................................................64
13.1 – Protection against Overheating ..................................................................64
13.2 – Protection against Excess Pressure ...........................................................64
CHAPTER 14 – INSTRUMENT MAINTENANCE ..................................................65
14.1 – Daily Maintenance ......................................................................................65
14.2 – Monthly Maintenance .................................................................................65
14.3 – Paraffin Wax Purification Cycle ..................................................................65
14.4 – Charcoal Filters Replacement ....................................................................66
14.5 – Retort Lid Gasket Replacement..................................................................66
14.6 – Fuse Replacement......................................................................................67
CHAPTER 15 – ACCESSORIES ...........................................................................68
15.1 – Printer .........................................................................................................68