Teledyne 2002 instruction manual Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

 

1.0

GENERAL INFORMATION

5

1.1

Features

5

1.2

Model 2002 Sensors

5

1.3

Model 2002 Control Unit

6

1.4

Specifications

6

2.0

INSTALLATION

7

2.1

Receiving Inspection

7

2.2

Quick Start

7

2.3

Transducer Installation

8

2.4

Control Unit Installation

8

2.5

Initial Operation

8

3.0

FRONT PANEL OPERATION

9

3.1

Overall Functional Description

9

3.2

RUN Mode

10

3.3

HI and LOW Set Point Modes

11

3.4

CAL Mode

11

3.5

GAS Mode

14

3.6

UNITS Mode

15

4.0

REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION

17

4.1

Remote Zero Input

17

4.2

Analog Output

17

4.3

TTL Outputs

19

4.4

Power Entry Module

20

5.0

THEORY OF OPERATION

21

5.1

Piezoresistive Sensor

22

5.2

Pirani Sensor

24

5.3

Dual Sensor Operation

26

6.0

COMMUNICATIONS OPTION BOARD

29

6.1

RS-232-E Interface Specifications

29

6.2

RS-232 Interface Connector Pin Assignments

29

 

6.2.1 RS-485 Interface Connector Pin Assignments

30

6.3

Operation of the Serial Interface

30

 

 

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Contents Teledyne Hastings Manual Print History Table of Contents 4-20mA Interface Option Board Volt Interface12.0 Features General InformationModel 2002 Sensors Model 2002 Control Unit SpecificationsInstallation Receiving InspectionQuick Start Transducer Cable Attachment Transducer InstallationControl Unit Installation Environment Panel Mount InstructionsFront Panel Operation Overall Functional DescriptionModel Control Unit Front Panel RUN Mode Normal Operation Speed AdjustScientific Notation CAL Mode Eeprom Calibration RestorationHigh and LOW Set Point Modes Maintainance and Repair Midrange Coefficient Adjustment Zero Coefficient AdjustmentGAS Mode Atmosphere Coefficient AdjustmentDefault Calibration Restoration Units ModeThis page was intentionally left blank Rear Panel Description Remote Zero InputAnalog Output Voltage to pressure conversion example TTL Outputs Model 2002 Analog OutputModel Rear Panel Detail Power Entry ModulePiezoresistive Sensor Theory of OperationVo = SPV+V1 View A-A Er = σεTh4-Ta4As Pirani SensorEt = Es + Er + Eg Es = K ∆T Am/LPage Eg = Kg ∆T As/∆x = a L 273/T 1/2T -T a PDual Sensor Operation Model Dual Sensor Vacuum Gauge 28 Model Communications Option Board RS-232-E Interface SpecificationsFor RS-485 Half Duplex 2 wire Interface Connector Pin Assignments for RS-485Interrogation Commands Command SyntaxCalibration Adjustment Commands Parameter Modification CommandsReset / Restore Commands Digit# Device StatusRelay Interface Option Board Relay Board SpecificationsRelay Connector Pin Assignment Operation MA Interface Option Board Channel 10V Interface Option Board 0-10V Interface Connector Pin AssignmetsVchannel 1 = PTorr 100 Vchannel 2 = PmTorr Troubleshooting Guide 42 Model Warranty and Repair Warranty Repair PolicyNon-Warranty Repair Policy 44 Model Diagrams and Drawings Mini Conflattm HPM-2002-03 KF-16 HPM-2002-05KF-25 HPM-2002-06 4 Conflattm HPM-2002-04 NPT HPM-2002-01O.D. Smooth Tube HPM-2002-07 VCR HPM-2002-02Panel Cut-Out Dimensions Model Out Line DimensionsMounting Clip Attachment Panel Mounting50 Model Model 2002 52 Model Model 2002 54 Model
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2002 specifications

Teledyne 2002 represents a significant advancement in the realm of sophisticated instrumentation and systems used across various industries. This innovative platform emerged as a versatile solution for a multitude of applications including environmental monitoring, industrial automation, and scientific research.

One of the most notable features of the Teledyne 2002 is its robust data analysis capability. Equipped with powerful processing units, it allows users to conduct real-time data analysis, ensuring accurate and timely results. This is particularly beneficial in fields where immediate decision-making is crucial, such as environmental assessments and industrial quality control.

The technology behind the Teledyne 2002 encompasses a variety of sensors and analytical instruments. Its modular design enables users to customize the system according to their specific needs, integrating various sensors such as gas analyzers, spectrometers, and temperature sensors. This flexibility makes the Teledyne 2002 applicable in diverse settings, from laboratory environments to rugged field conditions.

Another characteristic of the Teledyne 2002 is its user-friendly interface. The system is designed with an intuitive control panel and advanced software that provides comprehensive data visualization. This ease of use enhances productivity, allowing operators to facilitate complex analyses without extensive training.

Security and data integrity are also focal points of the Teledyne 2002. The system implements state-of-the-art encryption protocols to protect sensitive data. Moreover, it maintains compliance with industry standards, ensuring that the collected data is reliable and trustworthy.

In addition to its technological features, the Teledyne 2002 is built with durability in mind. The rugged construction allows it to withstand harsh environmental conditions, making it ideal for outdoor applications. Its compact design enables easy transportation, which is essential for fieldwork.

Moreover, the Teledyne 2002 includes connectivity options that facilitate seamless integration with existing systems. It can connect to cloud services, enabling remote monitoring and data storage. This feature not only enhances the functionality of the device but also allows for collaborative data sharing among teams.

Overall, the Teledyne 2002 symbolizes a convergence of advanced technology, user-centric design, and robust performance. With its extensive features and versatility, it stands out as a premier solution for professionals demanding precision and reliability in their analytical endeavors. Whether for environmental monitoring or industrial applications, the Teledyne 2002 is equipped to meet the challenges of modern data analysis.