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6 Operation
6.1 Detectors
Each DRM-3000 is capable of supporting one external instrument with a 4-20 mA Output. The
User can set the required Units of Measurement, High (20mA) Range and Low (4mA) Range in
the DRM-3000 using the RMVC software.
The DRM-3000 is also capable of supporting the full range of Rotem Detectors as well as
others like the Ludlum 42-30 Rem Ball Neutron detector, the Ludlum Prescila Neutron Detector
and the SFP-100 Alpha Beta detector from V.F.
Some detectors like the AMP series, which have a minimum amount of electronics in the
detector to preserve their “radiation hardness” need the H.V. to be supplied by the DRM-3000
and other detectors, like the Wide Range Gamma detector, which is a smart detector, are
capable of sending the radiation data to the DRM-3000 via serial data.
The DRM-3000 is designed to interface with all these different types of detectors but care
should to be taken when first connecting the detectors to the DRM-3000
6.1.1 Connecting the Detectors
The placement of detectors in their slots defines the position their data is displayed on the
Screen.
If more than one detector is connected to the DRM-3000 Meter, the Display will be divided
into all four segments and each segment will display according to the connector. For
example if an internal detector is installed and a detector is connected to the Detector 1
connector, then the two top segments will show data and the bottom two segments will stay
blank.
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