Инструкции для Bacharach PCA 3

Содержание

• INTRODUCTION

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• 1.1. About This Manual

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• 1.2. Conventions

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• 1.3. Safety

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• 1.4. General Description

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• 1.5. Operation Overview

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• 1.5.1. Turning On the PCA 3

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• 1.5.2. The Combustion Test

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• 1.5.3. Turning Off the PCA 3

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• 1.6. Features and Benefits

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• 1.7. Sales Combo and Model Configurations

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• 1.8. Specifications

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• HARDWARE

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• 2.1. Overview

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• 2.2. Front Panel Buttons

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• 2.3. Backlit Display

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• 2.4. Battery Compartment

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• 2.5. AC Adapter Connector (POWER)

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• 2.6. Probe Connectors (Gas, Pressure, T-Stack)

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• 2.7. Differential Pressure Connector (∆P)

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• 2.8. Primary Air Thermocouple Connector (T-AIR)

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• 2.9. Computer Interface (USB)

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• 2.10. Wireless Printer Port (IrDA)

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• 2.11. Options Connector (OPT)

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• INITIAL SETUP

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• Overview

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• Power

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• Connecting the Probe and Hose Assembly

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• Preparing to Configure the PCA 3

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• CONFIGURATION PROCEDURES

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• Default Operating Parameters

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• Fuel Selection

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• Auto/Manual CO Zero Selections

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• Temperature Units Selection

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• Pressure Units Selection

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• Pollution Units Selection

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• 4.7. Date Setup

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• 4.8. Time Setup

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• 4.9. O2 Reference Setup

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• 4.10. Print Pressure Selection

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• 4.11. Zoom Display Selection

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• 4.12. Logging Selection

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• 4.13. Button Sound Selection

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• 4.14. Test ID Information

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• 4.14.1. Entering or Editing a Test ID

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• 4.14.2. Selecting a Test ID

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• 4.14.3. Clearing Test ID Information

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• 4.15. User Name

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• 4.15.1. Entering a User Name

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• 4.15.2. Clearing a User Name

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• 4.16. Language

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• 4.17. Cal Reminder Period

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• 4.18. Run/Hold Screen Format

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• OPERATION

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• 5.1. Operating Tips

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• 5.2. Turning On the Analyzer

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• 5.3. Low Battery Alarm

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• 5.4. Locating Sampling Points

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• 5.5. Performing a Combustion Test

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• 5.6. Selecting a Pressure Label

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• 5.7. Temperature Label Selection and Measurement

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• 5.8. Performing a Draft / Pressure Measurement

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• 5.9. Saving Test Data

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• 5.10. Ending a Combustion Test

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• 5.11. Emptying the Water Trap

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• 5.12. Data Logging

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• 5.12.1. Overview

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• 5.12.2. Turning On Data Logging

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• 5.12.3. Setting the Logging Interval and Duration

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• 5.12.4. Starting the Data Logging Process

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• 5.12.5. Ending the Data Logging Process

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• 5.13. Memory Functions

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• 5.13.1. Overview

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• 5.13.2. Recalling Combustion Test Data

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• 5.13.3. Recalling Logged Test Data

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• 5.13.4. Clearing Memory

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• Downloading Stored Data to a Computer

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• Importing Saved Data into a Spreadsheet

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• Printing Test Data

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• Turning Off the Analyzer and Purging

  61
• CALIBRATION

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• 6.1. B-Smart Sensors

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• 6.2. Starting a Calibration

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• 6.3. B-Smart Sensor Replacement and Calibration

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• 6.4. Pressure Sensor Calibration

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• 6.4.1. Material Required

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• 6.4.2. Procedure

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• 6.5. T-Stack Calibration

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• 6.5.1. Material Required

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• 6.5.2. TS-Zero Procedure

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• 6.5.3. TS-Span Procedure

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• 6.6. T-Air Calibration

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• 6.6.1. Material Required

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• 6.6.2. TA-Zero Procedure

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• 6.6.3. TA-Span Procedure

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• 6.7. COLOW Sensor Calibration

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• 6.7.1. Material Required

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• 6.7.2. Procedure

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• 6.8. SO2 Sensor Calibration

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• 6.8.1. Material Required

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• 6.8.2. Procedure

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• 6.9. NO Sensor Calibration

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• 6.9.1. Material Required

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• 6.9.2. Procedure

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• 6.10. NO2 Sensor Calibration

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• 6.10.1. Material Required

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• 6.10.2. Procedure

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• 6.11. COHIGH Sensor Calibration

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• 6.11.1. Material Required

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• 6.11.2. Procedure

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• MAINTENANCE

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• 7.1. Overview

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• 7.2. PCA 3 Disassembly

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• 7.2.1. Tools Required

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• 7.2.2. Procedure

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• 7.3. Emptying the Water Trap Chamber

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• 7.4. Replacing the Filter Element

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• 7.4.1. Material Required

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• 7.4.2. Procedure

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• 7.5. Sensor Replacement

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• 7.6. Nitric Oxide (NO) Sensor Battery Replacement

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• 7.6.1. Material Required

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• 7.6.2. Procedure

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• 7.7. Cleaning the Probe

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• 7.7.1. Equipment Required

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• 7.7.2. Procedure

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• TROUBLESHOOTING

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• Error Symbols

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• Diagnostics and Status Screens

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• Accessing the Diagnostic Menu

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• Accessing the Status Menu

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• Error Messages (After Warm-up)

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• Replacement Parts

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• Accessories

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• Analyzer Repair

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• Service Centers

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• DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

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