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Chassis Assembly

The chassis assembly acts as the housing for the system. Each of the major components is easily removed

and replaced using basic hand tools. The layout of the internal system is illustrated in the figure below.

Front

Rear

Electrical

Module

Interior

(shown with the

cover removed)

Pneumatic

Module

Figure 1.5 - Top View of Chassis Assembly

INTRODUCTION PCS 400

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Default Chapter3
- Warranty3
- Warnings and Caution Notes4
- Important Note4
- Packaging for Shipment5
- FCC Radio Frequency Emission Notice5
- Trademarks5
- Mensor Background6
- Summary of Contents7
- Table of Contents8
Introduction14
- Meet Your Model PCS 40014
- Summary of PCS 400 Functions18
- Accreditations19
- Calibration Services19
- Mensor Service Plus19
- PCS 400 Evolution19
- Power up19
- DID You Get Everything14
- Initial Inspection14
Installation20
- Mounting20
- Pressure Connections20
- Power on21
- System Checkout21
  - Control Pressure Check21
  - System Leak Check21
- Display24
- Keypad24
Local Operation24
- Default Values30
- Transducer30
- MEASURE Mode31
  - Autorange31
- Control Modes32
- Optional Control Modes33
- Manual Valves Test34
- Sequences34
- Solenoid Valves Test34
- Ieee-488-Std (Gpib)42
Remote Operation42
- Device Dependent Messages42
- PCS 400 Command Responses48
- Serial Communication57
  - Cable Requirements57
  - Setup57
- Beyond the Warranty60
- Electrical Module60
Maintenance60
- Module Replacement60
- Program Disk Replacement60
- Troubleshooting Guide61
  - Error Symptoms and Solutions62
  - Table 5.1 - Error Symptoms and Solutions62
- Spare Parts List65
- Table 5.2 - Spare Parts65
Calibration66
- Calibration Environment66
- Calibration Medium66
- Calibration Procedures66
- Pressure Standard66
- Calibrating a Gauge Pressure Instrument67
- Calibrating an Absolute Pressure Instrument68
- Control Specifications70
- Measure Specifications70
Specifications70
- General Specifications71
- Figure 7.1 - Dimensional Outline72
1 Rack Mount Kit75
- Figure 8.1 - Rack Mount Dimensions75
- Figure 8.2 - Rack Specifications76
- Figure 8.3 - Slide Specifications76
2 Transport Case77
- Figure 8.4 - Transport Case77
3 Multiple Range Pneumatics Kit78
- 3A - Barometric Reference Transducer78
- 3B - Two Independent Internal Transducers78
4 High Pressure Control Unit80
5 Ti/Heise/Mensor Model 179 Controller Emulation80
6 Vacuum Gauge and Tube80
- Figure 8.5 - High Pressure Control Unit80
- Figure 8.7 - VT-6 Gauge Tube Wiring81
7 Bi-Directional Pressure Control82
8 Pressure Emulation Modes82
- 8A - Gauge Transducers (Absolute Emulation) Without BRT83
- 8B - Gauge Transducers (Absolute and Vacuum Emulation) with BRT83
- Table 8.1 - Effects of Mode Switching (Gauge Transducer)83
- Table 8.2 - Effects of Mode Switching (Absolute Transducer)83
- 8C - Absolute Transducers (Gauge Emulation) with BRT84
9 External Analog Input84
10 Large Volume85
- Figure 8.8 - Large Volume Option (<1000 CC's External)86
- Figure 8.9 - Large Volume Option (>1000 CC's External)86
11 BCD Output87
- Figure 8.10 - BCD Output/Analog Input Connector88
12 Two's Complement Binary Output89
- Table 8.3 - Characters for Display Resolution89
13 Servo-Disable91
14 External Measure Mode Switch91
15 Measure Mode Signal91
16 Low Pressure External Plumbing92
Appendix94
- Table 9.1 - Measurement Units (Unitno)94
- Conversion Factors, PSI (Table 9.2)95
- Table 9.2 - Conversion Factors, PSI95
- Table 9.3 - Conversion Factors, Pascal96
- Temperature Conversion (Table 9.4)97
- Table 9.4 - Temperature Conversion Chart97
- Solenoid Valve Truth Table (Table 9.5)98
- Table 9.5 - Solenoid Valve Truth Table98
- Head Pressure Correction99
- Gas Density (Table 9.6)99
- Liquid Density (Table 9.7)99
- Table 9.6 - Gas Density99
- Table 9.7 - Liquid Density99
- Head Pressure Calculation (Figure 9.1)100
- Sample Program101
- Common Remote Commands Quick Reference (Table 9.8)103
- PCS 400 Sequence Program Script109
Index110

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