What to do if Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments show SENSOR ERROR I?
If the Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments display a 'SENSOR ERROR I', it indicates an interruption or instability in the sensor line or connector. You can acknowledge the error using the key. If the problem persists, 'Sx noSENSOR' or 'Sx noIDENT' may be displayed.
Why do I get WATCHDOG ERROR I on my Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments?
If the Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments display a 'WATCHDOG ERROR I', it could be due to the device being turned on too quickly after being powered off, or due to a severe electrical disturbance or operating system error that tripped the watchdog. Acknowledge the error using the key. If the watchdog is set to Auto, the TPG 36x will automatically acknowledge the message after 2 seconds.
What to do if Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments display PROGRAM CORRUPT I?
If the Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments display a 'PROGRAM CORRUPT I' error, it indicates a program memory error (FLASH). Acknowledge the error using the key.
What does DATA CORRUPTED I mean on Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments?
If the Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments display a 'DATA CORRUPTED I' error, it means there is a parameter memory error (EEPROM). You can acknowledge it with the key.
What causes DISPLAY ERROR I on Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments?
If the Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments display a 'DISPLAY ERROR I', it indicates a display driver error. Acknowledge the error using the key.
What does A/D ERROR I mean for Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments?
If the Pfeiffer Vacuum Measuring Instruments display an 'A/D ERROR I', it indicates an error with the A/D converter. Acknowledge the error using the key.
General| Brand | Pfeiffer Vacuum |
|---|---|
| Model | TPG 362 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Specifies which part numbers the document applies to.
Explains warning symbols, required qualifications, and general safety guidelines.
Outlines the manufacturer's liability and warranty conditions.
Covers power requirements and environmental operating conditions.
Details on connecting gauges and their power supply.
Details measurement value parameters and switching function configurations.
Describes RS485, USB, and Ethernet interface configurations.
Details qualified personnel and procedures for rack mounting.
Instructions for mounting in a control panel or using as a desk-top unit.
Explains how to connect the mains power and vacuum gauges.
Details pin assignments for control, relay, and interface connectors.
Information on RS485 and USB Type B interfaces.
Details for USB Type A and Ethernet connections.
Describes the front panel layout, controls, and powering the unit on/off.
Outlines the different operating modes available for the TPG 36x.
Configuration of switching functions and their thresholds.
Parameters specific to connected vacuum gauges.
Settings for activating, deactivating, and controlling gauges.
Configuration of general settings like units, language, and display.
Parameters for firmware, hardware versions, and system tests.
How to log and manage measurement data on a USB stick.
Options for saving, loading, and formatting USB memory sticks.
Instructions for cleaning the unit and replacing the battery.
Identifies common error messages and their remedies.
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