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CLIMET INSTRUMENTS CI-154 - Service and Maintenance; User Maintenance Tasks
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CI
-
154 User’s Manual
Page
65
Sample data up
to 60 sampl
es, Web address:
http://UnitIPAddr
ess/sampl
edatap1.htm
Sample data up
to 3000 sampl
es, Web address:
http://UnitIPAddr
ess/sampl
edatap2.htm
(Examples for CI-
1054 shown.
Typical
for other model
s.)
74
76
Table of Contents
Main Page
Table of Contents
5
Introduction
11
Caution
11
Notes
11
Laser Diode Life
11
Calibration Interval
11
Patents
11
Unpacking and Installation
12
Unpacking
12
Power Requirements
12
Safety
12
Handling
12
Cleaning
12
Storage
13
Packing for Shipment
13
Overview of CI-154 Features
13
Specifications
17
Operation
19
Getting Familiar with the CI-154
19
The CI-154 Chassis
19
The CI-154 User Interface
20
Performing Routine Tasks with the CI-154
21
How to Take a Sample
21
How to Set an Alarm Level for Particle Count
21
How to Set an Alarm Level for Flow
22
How to Create and Use a Stored Program
22
Using Stored Programs on a USB Jump Drive
23
Using the Clone Feature Via USB
24
How to Create and Use Location Ids
25
How to Auto Advance Location Ids
25
Using the Clone Feature Via RS-232
27
How to Print Data
27
How to View Stored Data On-Screen
28
How to Copy Stored Data to the USB Jump Drive
29
How to Download Data to a Computer
29
How to Clear Stored Data
29
Changing Paper
29
Battery Operation
30
Sample Settings
30
Sample Volume
30
Initial Delay
30
Sample Delay
31
Number of Samples
31
Auto-Average
32
Display Modes
32
Total Versus Differential Count Mode
32
Count Versus Concentration Mode
32
Printer Settings
33
Large Font
33
End of Sample Printouts
33
Printing Alarms Only
34
Setting Alarms
35
Setting Alarm Levels
35
Beeper Mode
35
Alarm Indicators on the Display
36
Silencing the Alarm
36
Selecting Channels to Display
36
Setting Date and Time
36
Using Ids
36
Creating an ID
37
Selecting an ID
37
Deleting an ID
37
Using Programs with Ids and Settings
37
Programs in Internal Memory
37
Getting Reports
38
Accessing Report Screens
38
Settings
38
Selecting Data to Report
39
Printing All Stored Data
40
Printing Alarm Data
41
Printing Average Data
42
Printing an ISO 14644-1 (2015) Report
43
Printing an FS-209E Report
44
Printing a GMP 2008 Report
46
Security
48
Enabling Security
48
Add/Remove Users
49
Auto Log off
49
Lock Unit
50
Unit ID
50
Altitude
50
Cal Due
50
Auxiliary Connections
51
USB Interface
51
CSV File Format
51
RS-232 Interface
53
Controlling the CI-154 through the RS-232 Interface
53
Ethernet Interface
54
Connection and Factory Settings
54
The Configuration Utility
54
Connecting Using Telnet
56
The RS-232 and Telnet Command List
58
RS-232 and Telnet Output Format
64
Modbus
66
Status Bits Defined
72
Unit Web Server Pages
72
Alarm Connector
76
Theory of Operation
77
How Particles Are Detected
77
The Systems of a Particle Counter
77
The Airflow System
78
The Light Source
78
The Optical System
78
The Electronic Subsystems
79
Application Guide
81
Using Standard and Optional Accessories
81
Using the Isokinetic Probe
81
Using the Zero Count Filter
81
Using High Pressure Diffusers
81
Monitoring
82
The Where, Why, and How of Monitoring
82
Monitoring Hot Air Sources
83
Service and Maintenance
85
User Maintenance
85
Battery Replacement
85
Fuse Replacement
85
Long Term Storage
86
Analyzing Counting Irregularities
86
High Counts, Limited to the 0.3 M Channel
86
Similar Counts on Two or more Channels
86
Low Laser Power
87
Low Flow Rate
87
Calibration Service
87
Frequently Asked Questions
89
Appendix
93
Legacy Modbus Coils
93
Legacy Modbus® Diagnostic Functions
93
Example Diagnostic Commands
94
EU Declaration of Conformity
97
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