How to troubleshoot power issues in ATI Technologies 2i?
If your ATI Technologies Measuring Instrument is not powering up, there are a couple of things to check: * First, ensure the power cable is securely plugged into both the instrument and an appropriate power outlet. If it is not plugged - plug power cable into an appropriate power outlet. * Second, check the system fuse(s) to see if one has blown. If it is blown - check system fuse(s).
What to do if ATI Technologies 2i Measuring Instruments have line blockage?
If you're experiencing a line blockage with your ATI Technologies Measuring Instruments, consider the following: * Check the lint screen in the hose and clean it if there's excessive debris. * Inspect the probe and umbilical for any foreign objects that may have been pulled into the line by the vacuum pump and remove them if possible. * Ensure the probe nozzle isn't obstructed. Move the probe to an area free of obstructions that could prevent flow through the instrument. * If the pressure transducer or thermistor is damaged, call ATI for service.
Why does ATI Technologies 2i show incorrect temperature?
If your ATI Technologies Measuring Instruments are showing an incorrect temperature, here's what you can check: * Ensure the ambient temperature is within the range of 5°C to 50°C. If the ambient temperature is below 5°C or above 50°C, move the instrument to a temperature in the specified range. * Make sure the probe nozzle isn't obstructed. Move the probe to an area free of obstructions that could prevent flow through the instrument. * If the thermistor is damaged, call ATI for service.
What to do if Multiplier Tube (PMT) is inoperable in ATI Technologies Measuring Instruments?
If the Multiplier Tube (PMT) in your ATI Technologies Measuring Instruments is inoperable, call ATI for service. No voltage to PMT and scattering chamber dirty or contaminated are also reasons to call ATI for service.
General| Brand | ATI Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | 2i |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists general safety rules, shipping hazards, and serviceability cautions for the instrument.
Explains the primary use of the 2i for detecting leaks in HEPA/ULPA filtration systems.
Describes the components of the 2i's front panel, including the LCD display and function keys.
Details the components and functions of the scanning probe, including its LCD screen and nozzles.
Lists essential steps and checks before powering on and operating the 2i Aerosol Photometer.
Outlines the step-by-step process for powering on, initializing, and setting up the photometer.
Introduces the different reporting modes available (Summary, Monitoring, Continuous) for data output.
Details how to set alarm points and manage audible, visual, and vibratory alarm modes.
Provides an overview of the 2i menu structure, facilitating navigation between different options.
Shows the main menu structure, allowing access to settings like concentration, reference, setup, and reagent.
Explains how to change the instrument's alarm set point threshold for % leakage.
Describes how to select and manage audible, vibratory, and visual alarms.
Guides the user through the process of setting the 100% reference using upstream aerosol concentration.
Explains how to establish an internal reference based on factory calibration settings.
Configures reporting modes (Summary, Monitoring, Continuous) for data output and logging.
Lists common error IDs, their reasons, and suggested remedies for troubleshooting.
Outlines daily and annual maintenance tasks to ensure optimal instrument performance.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the main power fuses in the instrument.
Addresses causes and remedies for the instrument failing to power on.
Lists probable causes and remedies for sample line blockages, such as debris or obstructions.
Provides solutions for errors related to ambient temperature being outside the operational range.
Describes troubleshooting steps for errors indicating a non-functional Photomultiplier Tube (PMT).
Provides contact information for technical support and application inquiries via phone and email.
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