12.3.1 Cable characteristics
Refer to the RS-232 serial link operating instructions (see chapter “Applicable documents”).
12.3.2 Interface
See chapter “Connection interface”.
12.3.3 Setting
From the "Settings" screen, press [Advanced] [Input/Output] then [Serial Link 1] or [Serial Link
2] .
Type
Set the type of serial link 'Serial'.
1)
Parameter
Set the serial link mode.
1)
1) See detail below
Type
Type
Set the 2 serial links (1) or (2) according to their use.
1)
1) See detail below
Use Possible allocation Type to select
Serial Link 1 Serial Link 1
RS-232 Yes No Serial
Bluetooth transmitter for RC 500 WL remote
1)
Yes No Serial
RC 10 remote control
1)
Yes No Serial
ECB WiFi remote
1)
Yes No Serial
1) Accessory
Parameters
From the "Settings" screen, press [Advanced] [Input/Output] [Serial Link 1] or [Serial Link 2], [Pa-
rameters].
Parameters
Set the serial link mode
1)
.
1) See detail below
Modes list: according to leak detector model, some modes are not available.
Mode Description
Basic Continuous acquisition of data according to a defined time duration.
At any time, a command can be sent to the leak detector.
5 V power supply available.
Spreadsheet Variant on the Basic mode.
Continuous data acquisition, formatted in a spreadsheet such as Excel Microsoft
®
Of-
fice or other similar software.
5 V power supply available.
Advanced Full control of the detector by a supervisor
The detector sends information at the supervisor's request.
5 V power supply available.
Recommended mode for automatic systems.
Export Data Export, via a PC, of "tickets" issued by the detector after:
• Calibration with an internal/external calibrated leak,
• Calibration control with an internal leak,
• A test.
5 V power supply available.
Serial links 1 and 2 must not be in “Export Data” mode at the same time.
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