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18.3 Performance after the end of the program

After the end of the program the message

“Device changes to fixed value operation

mode” appears on the screen.

Press the Confirm icon.

As long as the message has not been confirmed, the setpoint of the last program section remains effecti-

ve. Program the last section as desired. If e.g. temperature and pressure control shall turn off, activate

the corresponding controller functions (chap. 11.4.1, 11.5.1).

After confirming the message the controller changes to Fixed value operation mode. Temperature and

humidity will then equilibrate to the setpoints of Fixed value operation mode.

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
1 Safety10
- Personnel Qualification10
- Operating Manual10
- Legal Considerations11
- Structure of the Safety Instructions12
- Localization / Position of Safety Labels on the Chamber14
- Figure 1: Position of Labels on the Chamber (Examples)14
- Type Plate15
- Figure 2: Type Plate (Example of VDL 115)15
- Safety Instructions on Installing and Operating the Vacuum Drying Oven16
- Ex Classification of the Chamber and Immediate Surroundings25
- Intended Use27
- Foreseeable Misuse29
- Residual Risks31
2 Operator Responsibility, Documentation, and Measures34
- Risk Assessment / Explosion Protection Document34
- Employee Training and Protocols34
- Operating Instructions35
- Safety Data Sheets35
- Protective Equipment35
- Standard Operating Procedures (Sops)36
- Testing and Maintenance37
- Operation Log37
3 Description of the Equipment39
- Manufacturer's Safety Plan: Protective Measures and Equipment40
- Chamber Overview45
- Figure 3: VDL 115 with MB2 Controller45
- Figure 4: VDL 115 with Optional RD4 Controller45
- Instrument Panel with Regular MB2 Controller46
- Instrument Panel with Optional RD4 Controller46
- Connections on the Rear of the Chamber46
- Figure 5: Instrument Panel with MB2 Program Controller and USB Interface46
- Figure 6: Instrument Panel with RD4 Controller and USB Interface46
- Figure 7: Chamber Rear (Example: VDL 115)46
- Figure 8: Rear Control Panel VDL with Options47
- Area Classification, Information for the Zone Classification48
4 Completeness of Delivery, Transportation, Storage, and Installation52
- Unpacking, and Checking Equipment and Completeness of Delivery52
- Guidelines for Safe Lifting and Transportation53
- Storage53
5 Location of Installation and Ambient Conditions53
- General Requirements for Installation53
- Ventilation and Extraction (Technical Ventilation)55
- Equipotential Bonding56
- Ambient Conditions56
- Compressed Air / Inert Gas Supply for Sweeping the Area for Electrical Equipment56
- Fire Extinguisher56
- Lightning Protection Device57
6 Installation and Connections57
- Vacuum Expansion Racks and Rack Holders57
- Figure 12: Operating the Expansion Racks58
- Compressed Air / Inert Gas Connection for Sweeping the Area for Electrical Equipment and Triangle Instrument Box59
- Pump Module (Option)61
- Vacuum Connection63
- Connecting Inert Gas Supply69
- Achieving Equipotential Bonding / Grounding Concept70
- Figure 20: Possibilities of Grounding (Schematic Representation)70
- Figure 21: Mounting the Grounding Cable on the VDL71
- Electrical Connection72
7 Explosion Safety Tests before Commissioning74
- Scope of the Functional Test74
- Explosion Protection Plan74
- Objective of Testing75
- Testing before Initial Commissioning75
  - Scope of the Test75
  - Tests of Technical Ventilation Systems, Gas Warning Devices, Inerting Devices, Devices, Protective Systems or Safety, Control or Regulating Devices, and Other Technical Devices for Explosion Protection77
- Inspection after Changes Requiring Review77
- Recurring Tests for the Explosive Safety of the System77
8 Functional Overview and Menu Structure of the Controller78
- MB2 Controller78
- RD4 Controller87
  - Figure 24: Normal Display of the RD4 Controller (Sample Values)87
  - Menu Structure of the Controller and Access Levels88
- Performance During and after Power Failures89
  - MB2 Controller89
  - RD4 Controller90
9 Start up and Performing the Drying Process90
- Requirements for Safe Commissioning90
- Overview of the Drying Process91
- Sweeping the Area for Electrical Equipment and Triangualr Instriment Box93
- Condition after Establishing the Power Connection93
- Standby Mode Turning on and off the Vacuum Drying Oven94
  - MB2 Controller94
  - RD4 Controller95
- Controller Settings Upon Start up95
  - MB2 Controller95
  - RD4 Controller96
- Loading97
- Evacuation98
- Breaking the Vacuum (Flooding)99
- Removing the Full Condensate Catchpot of the Pump102
- Preparing a New Drying Process102
10 Set-Point Entry103
- MB2 Controller103
  - Set-Point Entry through the "Setpoints" Menu103
  - Direct Setpoint Entry Via Normal Display104
- RD4 Controller105
  - Temperature Set-Point Entry105
  - Pressure Set-Point Entry105
11 Setting Special Controller Functions106
- Menu Structure106
- Close All Valves110
  - MB2 Controller110
  - RD4 Controller110
- Activating / Deactivating Temperature Control111
  - MB2 Controller111
  - RD4 Controller111
- Activating / Deactivating Pressure Control112
  - MB2 Controller112
  - RD4 Controller113
- Drying Monitoring114
12 Authorization Levels and Password Protection116
- MB2 Controller116
- RD4 Controller127
  - Password Request127
  - Assign and Modify a Password127
    - Assign and Modify the User Password128
    - Assign and Modify the Admin Password128
13 General Controller Settings and Information129
- MB2 Controller129
- RD4 Controller135
14 Temperature Safety Devices139
- Over Temperature Protective Device Class 2 (Thermal Switch)139
- Overtemperature Safety Controller Class 2139
15 Tolerance Range Settings143
- MB2 Controller143
  - Setting the Alarm Delay Times and the Tolerance Ranges143
  - Alarm Condition144
- RD4 Controller144
16 Notification and Alarm Functions146
- Information Messages146
  - MB2 Controller146
  - RD4 Controller147
- Alarm Messages149
  - MB2 Controller149
  - RD4 Controller150
- Resetting an Alarm151
  - MB2 Controller151
  - RD4 Controller151
- Activating / Deactivating the Audible Alarm (Buzzer)152
  - MB2 Controller152
  - RD4 Controller152
17 Mb2 Controller: Timer Program (Stopwatch Function)153
- Starting a Timer Program153
  - Performance During Program Delay Time154
- Stopping a Running Timer Program154
  - Pausing a Running Timer Program154
  - Cancelling a Running Timer Program154
- Performance after the End of the Program154
18 Mb2 Controller: Time Programs155
- Starting an Existing Time Program155
  - Performance During Program Delay Time156
- Stopping a Running Time Program156
  - Pausing a Running Time Program156
  - Cancelling a Running Time Program156
- Performance after the End of the Program157
- Creating a New Time Program158
- Program Editor: Program Management158
  - Deleting a Time Program159
- Section Editor: Section Management160
- Value Entry for a Program Section163
19 Mb2 Controller: Week Programs169
- Starting an Existing Week Program169
- Cancelling a Running Week Program170
- Creating a New Week Program171
- Program Editor: Program Management172
  - Deleting a Week Program173
- Section Editor: Section Management174
- Value Entry for a Program Section in the Section View176
20 Network and Communication179
- MB2 Controller179
- RD4 Controller: Ethernet Network Settings182
  - Showing the Network Settings182
  - Changing the Configuration of the Network Settings184
21 Rd4 Controller: Data Recorder187
- Recorded Data188
- Storage Capacity188
- Setting the Storage Rate for the "DL1" Recorder Data188
- Deleting the Data Recorder189
22 Usb Menu: Data Transfer Via Usb Interface189
- Using the USB Connection During Chamber Operation189
- MB2 Controller189
- RD4 Controller190
23 Mb2 Controller: Chart Recorder Display193
- Views193
  - Show and Hide Legend193
  - History Display193
- Setting the Parameters196
24 Reference Measurements197
- Checking the Temperature in the Inner Chamber197
  - Checking the Controller Display197
  - Checking the Spatial Temperature Exactitude197
25 Options198
- APT-COM™ 4 Multi Management Software (Option)198
- Analog Outputs for Temperature and Pressure (Option)198
- Measuring Access Port for Vacuum, 9 Poles (Option)198
- Figure 26: Pin Configuration of the SUB-D Socket „Analog Output" (8) for the Analog Outputs Option198
- Figure 27: Measuring Connection (12) with Measuring Access Port and Supplied Plug198
- Object Temperature Display with Flexible Pt 100 Temperature Sensor (Option)199
26 Cleaning and Decontamination201
- Safety Instructions on Cleaning and Decontamination201
- Cleaning202
- Decontamination / Chemical Disinfection203
27 Maintenance and Service, Troubleshooting, Repair, Testing204
- General Information, Personnel Qualifications204
- Simple Troubleshooting205
- Maintenance, Service208
  - Safety Instructions on Maintenance Work208
  - Maintenance Intervals209
- Service Reminder210
- Sending the Chamber Back to BINDER Gmbh211
28 Disposal211
- Disposal of the Transport Packing211
- Decommissioning212
- Disposal of the Chamber in the Federal Republic of Germany212
- Disposal of the Chamber in the Member States of the EU Except for the Federal Republic of Germany213
- Disposal of the Chamber in Non-Member States of the EU214
29 Technical Description215
- Factory Calibration and Adjustment215
- Over Current Protection215
- VDL / VDL-UL Technical Data215
- Equipment and Options (Extract)217
- Accessories and Spare Parts (Extract)218
- Dimensions220
30 Index223
31 Certificates and Declarations of Conformity225
- EU Declaration of Conformity225
32 Product Registration228
33 Contamination Clearance Certificate229
- For Chambers Located Outside USA and Canada229
- For Chambers Located in USA and Canada232

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