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General| Detectable Gases | Helium (He) |
|---|---|
| Start-up Time | 3 min |
| Supply Voltage | 50/60 Hz |
| Type | Helium leak detector |
| Minimum Detectable Leak Rate | 5 × 10⁻¹² mbar·l/s |
Details on manual validity, product part numbers, and related documentation.
Explains danger levels, safety pictograms, and their meanings.
Lists common abbreviations and explains product labels and their significance.
Outlines user responsibilities and general safety measures for product installation and operation.
Specifies required personal protective equipment and warnings for various hazards.
Defines correct usage and identifies actions considered improper use, voiding warranty.
Provides instructions for safe product handling during transport, including lifting and tilting precautions.
Details procedures for storing the detector, both short-term and extended periods.
Explains how to identify the product using the nameplate and lists included items and variants.
Details the various ports and connectors available on the detector's human-machine interface.
Describes the two primary leak detection test methods and their operational principles.
Lists requirements for optimal pumping and measurement speed, including pipe specifications and cleanliness.
Outlines environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and magnetic field for safe operation.
Guides through physical setup, oil filling, circuit connections, and initial operation familiarization.
Details how to connect the part under test and manage the detector's exhaust for different models.
Describes the control panel layout, its interface elements, and general usage guidelines.
Explains how to configure screen settings like contrast, brightness, application screens, and graph displays.
Details the vacuum circuit visualization, measurement display, and the use of function keys for operation.
Guides on switching the detector on, monitoring ongoing tests, and safely shutting down the unit.
Explains how to save and load detector configurations for backup or transfer between units.
Details the graph screen for monitoring, its settings, and how to record measurement data.
Provides instructions for managing recorded data, including deleting, viewing, and saving files to an SD card.
Introduces the settings menu structure and provides a tree diagram for navigating configuration options.
Details how to configure set points (audio, pollution, reject) and various test parameters within the 'Test' menu.
Explains test method selection, probe types, correction factors, test modes, and automatic cycle end configurations.
Describes functions for inlet venting, memoizing test results, and zero activation for sensitive measurements.
Details the bypass option for enhanced leak detection and the regeneration function for clearing tracer gas.
Explains the massive mode for gross leaks and introduces the Spectro menu for gas analysis.
Guides on selecting tracer gases and the importance of calibration with calibrated leaks.
Covers filament parameters, calibrated leak settings, and the overview of the maintenance menu.
Details timer settings, accessing detector information, and monitoring pump status.
Explains how to view event history, past calibrations, and perform the burn-in procedure.
Guides on maintaining the analyzer cell and navigating the main configuration menu.
Explains how to set time, date, units, language, and allocate functions to keys.
Details managing application screens and adjusting display settings like brightness and panel sleep mode.
Guides on locking menus, changing passwords, and managing user access levels.
Introduces the advanced menu and the leak detection settings submenu.
Details settings for start-up timers, background suppression, crossover pressures, and calibration procedures.
Explains settings for analyzer cell, internal/external gauges, and the purge valve.
Guides on configuring serial links (RS232, Bluetooth, USB) and I/O connectors.
Explains how to load, save, and view parameters using the SD card.
Outlines the detector's maintenance schedule and the responsibilities of the user and manufacturer.
Lists available customer services including on-site maintenance, repairs, and advice.
Details procedures for sending devices for overhaul, repair, and handling of contaminated equipment.
Provides general information on technical characteristics and standards relevant to the leak detectors.
Lists key technical data for Wet and Dry models, including flange, speed, capacity, and noise level.
Offers conversion tables for pressure units and gas throughput units for reference.
Displays the physical dimensions of the ASM 340 detector with diagrams.
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