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General| Brand | Polimaster |
|---|---|
| Model | PM1621M |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Specifies the minimum and maximum dose equivalent rate (DER) values the instrument can measure.
Defines the acceptable margin of error for DER measurements, considering various factors.
Outlines essential safety protocols and procedures to follow when working with the instrument and radioactive materials.
Details the steps required before operating the dosimeter, including unpacking, battery insertion, and initial setup.
Explains the various operating modes like DER, DE, Search, and PC communication, and how to select them.
Details the display and functions within the Dose Equivalent Rate (DER) indication mode.
Explains the display and functions available in the Dose Equivalent (DE) indication mode, including accumulation time.
Describes how to enter and use the set mode for verifying and adjusting threshold values, and resetting DE/DER.
Details how to connect the dosimeter to a PC for data transfer, including software requirements and connection steps.
Describes how PC software can permit or prohibit specific operating modes and parameters of the dosimeter.
Lists the types of data that can be read from the dosimeter to a PC, such as history, thresholds, and parameters.
Details the types of information that can be written from a PC to the dosimeter, including parameters and threshold settings.
Explains how to activate and use the search mode for detecting and locating gamma radiation sources.
Describes how the instrument indicates partial and critical battery discharge, and the resulting operational changes.
Outlines the scope of maintenance, including preventive services, battery replacement, and performance checks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the instrument's battery.
Lists common issues like 'bAt' message, no indications, or error codes (Er1-Er7) with their probable causes and corrective actions.
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