Table 1-2. Probe compatibility.
Probe CMSS 60 CMSS 61 CMSS 62 CMSS 65 CMSS 68
Case thread
3/8”-24
(M10-1)
1/4”-28
(M8-1)
1”-12
(Not available)
1/4”-28
(M8-1)
3/8”-24
(M10-1)
Tip diameter 8 mm 5 mm 19 mm 5 mm 8 mm
Usable range
90 mil
(2.3 mm)
75 mil
(1.9 mm)
60-300 mil
(1.5-7.6 mm)
80 mil
(2.0 mm)
90 mil
(2.3 mm)
Sensitivity * 200 mV/mil * 200 mV/mil 50 mV/mil 200 mV/mil 200 mV/mil *
Driver CMSS 600 CMSS 606/CMSS 627 CMSS 620-2 CMSS 665 Series CMSS 668 Series
Extension cable CMSS 900 CMSS 900 CMSS 900 CMSS 958 CMSS 958
Overall length †
(Probes)
0.5 to 5.0 meters 0.5 to 3.8 meters 1.0 to 4.0 meters 0.5 to 10.0 meters 0.5 to 15.0 meters
Case lengths
0.8 to 9.0“
(20 to 230 mm)
0.8 to 9.0“
(20 to 230 mm)
1.0 to 5.0“
(25.4 to 127 mm)
0.8 to 9.0“
(20 to 230 mm)
0.8 to 9.0“
(20 to 230 mm)
* 100 mV/mil systems are also available for these two probes.
† Consult factory for other non-standard lengths.
Table 1-3. Driver compatibility.
Driver CMSS 600 CMSS 606 CMSS 620-2 CMSS 665 CMSS 668
Power requirements -18 to -24 Vdc -18 to -24 Vdc -18 to -24 Vdc -24 to -30 Vdc -24 to -30 Vdc
Maximum current
requirements
35 mA 25 mA 35 mA 15 mA 15 mA
Case material Aluminum Aluminum Aluminum RYTON
®
RYTON
®
Output signal Minus voltage Minus voltage Minus voltage Minus voltage Minus voltage
Label color Black Blue Black Blue Black
Reversible terminal
strip
No No No Yes Yes
Permanent connection
option
Yes Yes Yes
Yes,
CMSS 665P Series
Yes,
CMSS 668P Series
Output impedance Less than 100 ohms Less than 100 ohms Less than 100 ohms Less than 100 ohms Less than 100 ohms
Section 1 – General information
1-2
Introduction to manual
This manual is a “generic” Eddy Probe Manual. It contains
generalized information for all probes as well as specific
information.
Figures in this manual are for illustrative purposes and
might not be drawn in exact proportion to emphasize
certain items.
Units of measurement are usually in English units with the
metric equivalent in parenthesis.
Initial inspection
The eddy probe and accessories are thoroughly inspected,
mechanically and electrically, before packing for shipment.
However, you should inspect them upon receipt for
shipping damage.
Unpacking
Use care when removing the items from their shipping
container to prevent damage. Save the shipping container
and all packing materials until the items have been
thoroughly inspected for damage and checked for proper
operation.
Equipment furnished
Ensure that each item on the packing list is included with
the shipment. Accessory kit may be shipped in separate
containers.
Inspection for physical damage
Inspect all surface for dents, chips, or scratches. Check for
broken or bent connectors. Photographs of damage are
helpful in substantiating subsequent claims.
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