What to do if FAIL SENSOR lit solid red on Inficon Measuring Instruments?
If the FAIL SENSOR light is solid red on your Inficon Measuring Instruments, it indicates that the electronics unit may not be compatible with the sensor. In this case, you should replace the sensor or replace the gauge.
What to do if FAIL EEPROM is blinking red on Inficon Measuring Instruments?
If the FAIL EEPROM is blinking red on your Inficon Measuring Instruments, try turning the gauge off and on again after 5 seconds to reset it. If the problem continues, replace the gauge.
What to do if FAIL PIR1 lit solid red on Inficon Measuring Instruments?
If the FAIL PIR1 light is solid red on your Inficon Measuring Instruments, it could be due to a defective Pirani sensor or incorrect mounting of the electronics unit on the sensor. Check the connections between the electronics and the sensor. If the connections are correct, consider replacing the sensor.
What to do if FAIL CAP1 lit solid red on Inficon Measuring Instruments?
If the FAIL CAP1 light is solid red on your Inficon Measuring Instruments, this may be caused by a defective diaphragm sensor or the electronics unit not being correctly mounted on the sensor. Ensure that the connections between the electronics and the sensor are correctly installed. If not, consider replacing the sensor.
What to do if FAIL ATM1 lit solid red on Inficon Measuring Instruments?
If the FAIL ATM1 light is solid red on your Inficon Measuring Instruments, it indicates that the atmospheric pressure sensor is defective. The suggested solution is to replace the gauge.
General| Brand | Inficon |
|---|---|
| Model | PCG554 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains warning symbols and specifies that work must be done by trained personnel.
Provides general safety guidelines, including precautions for process media and handling contaminated parts.
Illustrates the relationship between output signal voltage and pressure with graphs, tables, and formulas.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for connecting the gauge to the vacuum system.
Covers crucial safety aspects for installation, including protective ground and contamination prevention.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for connecting the gauge to a power supply.
Explains the meaning of LEDs, LCD, and different operation modes like measurement and parameter.
Explains how to set switching functions (SP1, SP2), including hysteresis and trip points.
Details how to program and adjust setpoints (SP1, SP2) via diagnostic port, interfaces, and on-gauge buttons.
Explains that the gauge is factory calibrated but may need zero or HV adjustment due to drift.
Guides on checking output signals, lists required tools, and provides tables for identifying and correcting gauge/sensor faults.
Provides instructions for replacing the sensor, including preconditions and steps for removal and installation.
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