What to do if Inficon Control Unit shows 'WWATCHDOG EERROR I'?
If the Inficon Control Unit displays 'WWATCHDOG EERROR I', it could be due to the unit being turned on too quickly after being powered off, or the watchdog tripping because of a severe electrical disturbance or an operating system error. In either case, acknowledge the error with the key.
What to do if Inficon Control Unit displays 'DDATA CORRUUPTED I'?
If the Inficon Control Unit shows 'DDATA CORRUUPTED I', this indicates a parameter memory error (EEEPROM). Acknowledge the error with the key.
What to do if Inficon Control Unit displays 'SSENSOR ERRROR I'?
If the Inficon Control Unit displays 'SSENSOR ERRROR I', this indicates an interruption or instability in the sensor line or connector. Acknowledge the error with the key.
General| Brand | Inficon |
|---|---|
| Model | VGC501 |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Shows the label on the unit with model, serial number, etc.
Lists the specific part numbers for each unit.
Mentions the base firmware version for the manual.
Lists the items included in the product package.
Explains danger, warning, caution symbols and common indicators.
Specifies that only skilled personnel should perform work.
Adheres to regulations and takes precautions.
Details conditions for liability and warranty nullification.
Details voltage, frequency, power consumption, protection class.
Specifies operating temperature, humidity, use conditions.
Lists connector types and compatible gauges.
Details voltage, ripple, current, and fuse protection.
General steps for installing and setting up the unit.
Details mains, gauge, control, relay, and interface connectors.
Describes the front panel display, USB connector, and operator keys.
Instructions for powering the unit on and off.
Lists the available operating modes like Measurement and Parameter modes.
Explains the standard operating mode with display options.
Details how to display, edit, and save parameters.
Details parameters for configuring switching functions and thresholds.
Lists parameters for displaying and editing connected gauges.
Explains how to activate/deactivate gauges and set thresholds.
Covers generally applicable system parameters like units and language.
Explains various tests for firmware, hardware, MAC address, and memory.
Covers data logger settings like date, time, and interval.
Covers saving and loading parameters via USB.
Describes communication via USB Type B and Ethernet interfaces.
Explains data format, transmission, reception, and error handling protocols.
Lists mnemonics and describes measurement modes like continuous output.
Details commands for pressure ranges, error status, gauge data, and calibration.
Covers analog output, backlight, transmission rate, and various test parameters.
Covers data logger settings and parameter transfer via USB.
Includes further commands, examples, and troubleshooting hints.
Provides instructions for cleaning the unit.
Instructions for replacing the unit's battery.
Explains error messages and their remedies.
Instructions for separating components for disposal.
Provides conversion factors for weights, pressures, linear measurements, and temperature.
Mentions that parameter settings are generally retained.
Steps for updating firmware using a USB stick.
Steps for updating firmware using the USB Update Tool.
Details connecting the unit to a network with or without registration.
Steps for connecting to a computer via DHCP or manual IP.
Explains the use of the Ethernet Configuration Tool.
Covers product identification, part numbers, applicable standards, and manufacturer details.
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