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D-Industrial Technology Q200 User Manual

D-Industrial Technology Q200
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Q200 User Manual
Revison 10
Updated September 2018

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D-Industrial Technology Q200 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandD-Industrial Technology
ModelQ200
CategorySecurity Sensors
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Disclaimer

Copyright

Trademarks

Sales and Support

US and North America

Contact information for sales and support in the US and North America.

Document History

Revision History

Lists the issue, change note, date, and description for each revision.

1.0 WARNING AND CAUTIONS

1.1 HAND UNIT DETECTOR

Information about the radioactive source within the hand unit detector.

1.2 SINTER

Procedure for inspecting and replacing the sinter.

1.3 CONFIGURING THE Q200

How to configure the Q200 for specific requirements like language and gas type.

1.3.1 CHANGING FROM CAPILLARY MODE TO SINTER MODE

1.3.2 CHANGING FROM SINTER MODE TO CAPILLARY MODE

1.3.3 CHANGING BETWEEN SINTERS

1.3.4 RE-CONFIGURING THE INSTRUMENT

1.3.5 MEASURING RANGES AND CONFIGURATION CODES

1.4 ARGON GAS SUPPLY

1.5 POWER SUPPLY

1.6 TRANSPORTING THE Q200

1.7 DISPOSAL

1.8 ENVIRONMENTAL

1.9 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

2.0 INTRODUCTION

3.0 UNPACKING

4.0 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

4.1 REMOVING THE CASE LID

Step-by-step guide to removing the case lid of the instrument.

4.2 GAS SUPPLY

Requirements for the Argon gas supply purity and impurity limits.

4.3 POWER SUPPLY

4.4 STORAGE AND OPERATING ENVIRONMENT

4.5 OPERATING MODES

4.5.1 CHECKING THE INTERNAL ARGON SUPPLY

Procedure to check the internal gas supply and ensure sufficient pressure.

4.5.1.2 CHECKING THE BATTERY

How to check the battery status and recharge it.

4.5.2 FIXED INSTALLATION

Recommendations for fixed installations using external gas and power.

5.0 CONSOLE FAMILIARISATION

5.1 FRONT PANEL LAYOUT

Description of the front panel components: keys, display, and indicators.

5.1.1 KEY-SWITCH ORIENTATION

Explains the different functions of the key-switch based on its position.

5.1.2 FRONT PANEL KEYS

5.1.3 BATTERY CHARGER INDICATOR

6.0 HAND UNIT FAMILIARISATION

6.1 HAND UNIT KEYS

Describes the function of each key on the hand unit.

6.2 HAND UNIT INDICATORS

Explains the function of the Warning LED and Peak Hold LED.

6.3 HAND UNIT BAR GRAPH DISPLAY

Explains the ten-segment LED bar graph display.

7.0 POWER UP AND INSTALLATION

7.1 SWITCH ON

Procedure for switching the instrument on.

7.2 INSTALLATION

What happens when the instrument is switched on, including self-check routines.

8.0 PROGRAMMING THE Q200

8.1 CALIBRATE MENU

Details parameters within the Calibrate menu, including calibration level.

8.1.1 CALIBRATION LEVEL

Explains the calibration level parameter and its relation to standard leaks.

8.1.2 RE-CALIBRATION INTERVAL

8.1.3 CALIBRATION FACTOR

8.2 CONFIGURE MENU

8.2.1 CLEAN TIME

Parameter for setting the detector cleaning time.

8.2.2 ALARM LEVEL

Sets the alarm level for leak detection and audio warnings.

8.2.3 TRACE GAS CONCENTRATION

Parameter for setting the trace gas concentration for accurate leak rate correction.

8.2.4 AUTO ZERO

Algorithm to track out background frequency drift due to contamination.

8.2.5 DISPLAY TYPE

Sets how leak rate information is presented on the digital display.

8.2.6 RESET PARAMETERS

Resets all program mode parameters to their default settings.

8.2.7 GAS SUPPLY

Indicates whether the gas supply is internal or external.

8.3 DIAGNOSTICS MENU

8.3.1 BATTERY VOLTAGE

Displays the current battery voltage of the instrument.

8.3.2 TEMPERATURE

Displays the current detector temperature.

8.3.3 DETECTOR FREQUENCY

Displays the detector signal frequency.

8.3.4 RE-CALIBRATION

Displays the time remaining until a re-calibration is requested.

8.3.5 SOFTWARE VERSION NUMBER

Shows the software version installed in the instrument.

8.4 SET DATE/TIME MENU

8.4.1 DATE

Allows setting the day, month, and year for the instrument's clock.

8.4.2 TIME

Allows setting the hours and minutes for the instrument's clock.

9.0 CALIBRATING THE Q200

10.0 THE Q200 IN USE

10.1 STANDBY MODE

How to put the instrument into standby mode and its purpose.

10.2 SAMPLE MODE

Procedure for entering sample mode and the initial stabilisation display.

10.3 INSTRUMENT CALIBRATION

General rules and importance of instrument calibration for accurate performance.

10.4 GENERAL TIPS ON LEAK DETECTION

Tips to prevent improper readings and ensure accurate leak detection.

10.5 ADJUSTING THE VOLUME

How to adjust the audio output volume level.

10.6 BACKGROUND CONTAMINATION

Managing background contamination and using the auto-zero facility.

10.7 RESULTS STORAGE AND PRINTOUT

How to store up to 100 readings and print them for quality control.

11.0 INTERFACING THE Q200

11.1 INTERFACING TO A PRINTER

Connecting the Q200 to a printer via the RS232 port.

11.2 INTERFACING TO A CHART RECORDER

Connecting the Q200 to an X-Y chart recorder for analogue output.

Appendix A Q200 SPECIFICATION

Appendix B PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

B.1 CALIBRATION

Guidelines on calibration frequency and checking calibration factors.

B.2 BATTERY

Recommendations for battery maintenance, charging, and voltage checks.

B.3 SINTER

How to check and replace the sinter for contamination.

B.4 DETECTOR CLEANING

Procedure for cleaning the detector when high leak rates or background occur.

B.5 PROBE

B.6 CABLE

B.7 GAS SUPPLY

B.8 WIPE TESTING

B.9 BATTERY CHARGER

Appendix C FAULT/ERROR/WARNING MESSAGES

C.1 FAULTS

Lists non-recoverable faults, their display messages, and actions to take.

C.2 ERRORS

Lists recoverable errors, their messages, and how to clear them.

C.3 WARNINGS

Lists warnings, their messages, and how to clear them.

Appendix D SPARES/OPTIONS LIST

Appendix E RS232 CONNECTOR DETAILS

Appendix F APPLICATIONS

Appendix G CHANGING THE INTERNAL GAS CYLINDER

Appendix H INSTALLING/CHANGING THE BATTERY

Appendix I CHANGING THE PROBE/SINTER

I.1 CHANGING THE PROBE

How to remove and replace the hand unit probe.

I.2 CHANGING THE SINTER

Procedure for changing the instrument's sinter.

Appendix J LEAK RATE AND CONCENTRATION FORMULAE

Appendix K PROGRAM STRUCTURE

Appendix L GLOSSARY