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VF HF-50 - Instructions for Use; Visual and Acoustic Signalization; Fig. 15 Visual Signalization; Tab. 6 Significance of Visual Signalling Statuses

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Instructions for use
VF1807090083 EN revision 37
6.
Instructions for use
If the instrument is turned off, turn it on according to Chapter 5.6.1.
6.1. Visual and acoustic signalization
Various phases of measurement, operating instructions and measurement evaluation are communicated
visually to the user by means of the PLC display and two indicator lamps as well as acoustically by means of
voice messages.
During the contamination measurement of clothing (or other objects) using the frisker, an intermittent acoustic
signal is heard indicating registered pulses. The intensity of acoustic signalization (signal repetition rate)
corresponds to the pulse rate detected, i.e. “faster beeping” indicates higher detected rate.
Fig. 15 Visual signalization
Red
Green
Status
off
off
The instrument is switched off
Measurement of contamination
on
flashing
Initiation of the instrument
Reading detector settings
Measurement of the background
High background, do not enter
Test of detector contamination
off
on
Prepared for measurement
Measurement with frisker result - not contaminated
Positioning before the measurement
Evaluation of the measurement - no contamination detected
on
off
Evaluation of the measurement - contamination detected
Measurement with frisker result - contaminated
The instrument is out of service
flashing
off
Service activity
Tab. 6 Significance of visual signalling statuses
Visual
signalization

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