Why does the display disappear on my vacuubrand CVC 3000 Controller?
If the display disappears on your vacuubrand Controller, it could be due to too much load connected, such as valves. Check the current draw of the connected devices like pumps and valves. It might also be due to a short circuit at connected valves, so check the valves. Another cause may be a short circuit at the RS232 plug, so check the plug and cable.
What does it mean when digital pressure reading is flashing, one blip on vacuubrand Controller?
If the digital pressure reading is flashing with one blip on your vacuubrand Controller, it indicates overpressure at the pressure transducer, meaning the pressure is greater than 1060 mbar. You should release the pressure immediately due to the risk of bursting.
What to do if digital pressure reading is flashing and '0.0' is displayed on vacuubrand Controller?
If the digital pressure reading is flashing and '0.0' is displayed on your vacuubrand Controller, it means the pressure transducer was not correctly adjusted under vacuum. To fix this, adjust the pressure transducer correctly.
Why is the warning triangle and coolant valve symbol flashing with four blips on vacuubrand Controller?
If the warning triangle and coolant valve symbol are flashing, accompanied by four blips, it might indicate that the coolant valve is either removed or defective. To resolve this, check the connection cable of the valve, try using a new valve, or reconfigure the vacuubrand Controller without the valve.
What does it mean when the warning triangle and valve symbol are flashing with three blips on vacuubrand Controller?
If the warning triangle and valve symbol are flashing, accompanied by three blips, and you have an NT VARIO / VARIO-B pump and in-line valve connected, disconnect the in-line valve and switch the vacuubrand controller off and on. Alternatively, if the in-line valve is removed or defective, check the valve's connection cable, use a new valve, or reconfigure without the valve.
What to do if warning triangle and pump symbol are flashing with six blips on vacuubrand CVC 3000?
If the warning triangle and pump symbol are flashing, accompanied by six blips, and you're using an NT VARIO / VARIO-B pump with a VMS, try disconnecting the VMS and starting the vacuubrand controller. Alternatively, there may be a fault with the NT VARIO / VARIO-B pump or the VMS itself, so check the pump and/or VMS or reconfigure. Also, ensure the connecting cables from the pump or VMS are securely attached.
Why doesn't my vacuubrand Controller respond to key presses (except ON/OFF) and the PC symbol is displayed?
General| Type | Vacuum Controller |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Weight | 2.5 kg |
| Pump compatibility | Compatible with various vacuum pumps |
| Control accuracy | ± 1 mbar |
| Sensor compatibility | Pirani |
| Interface | RS232, USB |
| Control functions | Pressure control |
| Power supply | 100-240 V AC |
Provides essential safety and general information for users of the product.
Explains manual conventions, symbols, icons, and definitions used throughout the document.
Details intended use, improper use, and foreseeable misuse of the controller.
Identifies authorized personnel and user permissions for operating the controller.
Outlines safety measures, protective clothing, and hazard elimination.
Covers safety regulations for service jobs and product return requirements.
Guidance on proper disposal of the controller and environmental considerations.
Describes the CVC 3000 controller's design, capabilities, and features.
Explains how the controller manages vacuum processes, its components, and specifications.
Lists and describes the selectable standard and optional operation modes.
Covers installation conditions and different mounting versions like table top, built-in, and direct.
Details the installation of the controller as a table-top or bench-top unit.
Explains how to install the controller as a built-in unit, including cut-out dimensions.
Describes mounting the controller directly at the vacuum vessel using a clamping ring.
Provides visual examples of controller applications with pumps and other equipment.
Covers electrical and vacuum connections, including specific details for mains and vacuum lines.
Guides on connecting the wall power supply, including preparing plugs.
Details how to connect the vacuum line, including precautions for hoses and process media.
Explains the VACUU·BUS® system for connecting accessories and address assignment.
Describes the physical controls on the controller, including the selection knob and control panel keys.
Explains the functions of the selection knob for navigation and value adjustment.
Details the functions of the control panel keys like On/Off, Start/Stop, and Vent.
Lists key combinations for accessing advanced menus and functions.
Explains the pressure display, bar graphic, numerical values, and units.
Describes the components of the pressure display, including title bar, operation mode, and values.
Illustrates and explains various icons used on the display for operation and active components.
Explains the audio signals used for keystrokes and error indications.
Describes the general structure and navigation of the controller's menus and submenus.
Provides instructions on navigating menus, selecting functions, and understanding action symbols.
Details the procedure for switching the controller on and off.
Guides on setting the controller's language and preferred pressure units.
Explains how to select and change between different operation modes.
Step-by-step guide to selecting an operation mode from the menu.
Describes the available operation modes like Pump down, Vac control, Auto mode, Program, and VACUULAN.
Instructions on how to start the vacuum controlling process after selecting an operation mode.
Covers managing the controller while a process is running, including venting and mode changes.
Explains the function and usage of the VENT button for system venting.
Describes how to switch between operation modes while the controller is running.
Instructions on how to access and view the pressure vs. time curve display.
Details how to return from the graphic display to the basic pressure display.
Explains how to adjust set vacuum or motor speed during operation.
Guides on fine-tuning or quickly adjusting the set vacuum value during operation.
Describes how to adjust the motor speed of a VARIO® pump during operation.
Instructions on how to stop the controller and the vacuum control process.
Explains how to adapt and optimize operation modes through specific menus.
Details parameters and settings for the Pump down operation mode.
Details parameters and settings for the Vac control operation mode.
Explains parameters for Auto mode, focusing on VARIO® pump functionality.
Describes how to load, edit, and store individual programs with vacuum and time presets.
Details settings for VACUULAN mode, optimized for VACUU·LAN networks.
Covers functions related to managing programs, including opening, editing, and storing.
Step-by-step guide to opening and changing existing programs.
Explains how to access and use the program editor to modify program steps.
Instructions on how to save edited programs under a specific program number.
Shows how program steps are displayed during active operation.
Explains the advantages and usage of the program memory.
Provides practical examples of program configurations for different applications.
A template for noting down program settings.
Covers setting controller parameters, adjusting sensors, and loading defaults.
Details selectable menu items within Configuration, including Defaults and Autostart.
Explains the Display and Sensors submenus within the Configuration menu.
For special controller parameters like VACUU·BUS address assignment or updates.
Details selectable menu items within the Function menu, like Venting and Vario init.
Explains how to assign addresses to VACUU·BUS components for proper communication.
Lists possible address configurations for various VACUU·BUS components.
Describes how to set up and perform differential pressure measurements using two sensors.
Explains how errors are indicated on the display using warning triangles and icons.
Provides a troubleshooting table for common faults, their causes, and remedies.
Details procedures for automatically and manually resetting the controller errors.
Explains how to handle errors related to external components like sensors or valves.
Provides instructions for cleaning the controller's surface, venting valve, and internal sensor.
Specific instructions for cleaning the controller's outer surface.
Steps for cleaning the internal venting valve.
Procedure for cleaning the controller's internal sensor.
Guides on readjusting the vacuum sensor at atmospheric pressure and under vacuum.
Contains technical data, product comparison, rating plate, and wetted parts information.
Lists specifications like ambient conditions, power supply, and electrical data.
Compares features of different CVC 3000 models and related products.
Details information found on the controller's rating plate.
Lists components and their corresponding wetted materials.
Describes commands for communication via RS232 interface.
Shows the pin assignment for the Sub-D panel connector.
Lists read commands compatible with CVC 2000.
Lists write commands compatible with CVC 2000.
Lists read commands specific to CVC 3000.
Lists write commands specific to CVC 3000.
Provides order numbers for the controller, spare parts, and accessories.
Details the service range, handling procedures, and contact information.
Defines technical terms used in the manual.
An alphabetical index of topics covered in the manual.
Includes EC Declaration of Conformity, US/CAN Certificate, and China RoHS 2 declaration.
Official declaration of the product's conformity with relevant EU directives.
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