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Bacharach 2772-0803 manual Common Parts, Options And Supplies, Service Centers, Pennsylvania

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5.4COMMON PARTS

REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITOR

5.4COMMON PARTS

CAT. #	DESCRIPTION
2701-1072	Polycarbonate Window **

2701-1638	Door Keypad ** order these tw
	items together. Not supplied
	separately
2701-1089	Trumpet Cable Gland PG-9

2701-1489	Polyglass Enclosure Assy.
	(Low Flow instruments)
2701-1716	Polyglass Enclosure Assy.
	(High Flow instruments ONLY)
2701-0695	Optics PCB Assembly
2701-1760	Baseboard PCB Assembly
2701-2246	Gate Mechanism Spring
2701-2256	Clutch Assy. (spring type)

2701-0101	Motor/Gearbox (Drives stepping
	cam and take-up spool etc.)

5.5OPTIONS AND SUPPLIES

CAT. #	DESCRIPTION
2772-0251	Serial Printer Interface PCB

2772-2079	Portable Prnter 110/120 VAC
2772-2078	Portable Printer 220 VAC
2772-2077	Portable Printer 240 VAC
2772-2083	Portable Printer Cable
2701-1347	Replacement Printer Ribbon
2701-1387	Replacement Printer Paper Roll
2772-2081	Alarm Module
2701-1761	Alarm Relay PCB
2701-2149	Test Card
2701-2505	Magnet (Used with Test Card)

5.6SERVICE CENTERS

Pennsylvania

Scott Instruments

251 Welsh Pool Road Exton, PA 19341 Phone: 610-363-5450 or

1-800-634-4046

Fax: 484-875-1610

Bacharach

621 Hunt Valley Circle New Kensington, PA 15068 Phone: 724-334-5051 Fax: 724-334-5723

E-mail: help@bacharach-inc.com

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Contents

Rev. 14 - February 2004 CN #3252 Installation/Operation/MaintenanceINSTRUCTION REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR AREA MONITOR 251 Welsh Pool Road Exton, PA Ph 610-363-5450 FaxConforms to the following product specifications Declaration of ConformityCONTENTS 2 INSTALLATION AND SYSTEM CHECKPage # 1 INTRODUCTIONCONTENTS continued 3 SYSTEM OPERATION AND FEATURESCONTENTS continued 4 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTINGCONTENTS continued RIS TEST/FAULT PARAMETER LOG SHEET5 SYSTEM SPARE PARTS SUPPLEMENT AFEATURES PRODUCT SPECIFICATION PRODUCT SPECIFICATION continued TABLE #1 RIS CATALOG NUMBERS & DATA High Flow, all others are Low Flow1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION1.2 BASIC PRINCIPLES Figure 1-1. EnclosureMAIN BOARD Figure 1-2. Door Open and Cover Removed from Back of DoorCASSETTE Page Instruction REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITORPage 2 INSTALLATION AND SYSTEM CHECK 2.2 BATTERY CONNECTION2.3 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 2.4 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION2.5 SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY CONSIDERATION & SELECTION including flanges and connectors2.6. SAMPLE LINES 2.7. 0 - 1 VOLT CONVERSION Figure 2-1. 0 - 1 Volt Conversion 2.8 SYSTEM CHECK2.7.1 TOOLS & MATERIALS REQUIRED 2.8.1 TAPE CASSETTE LOADING2.8.2 CHECK AND ADJUST SYSTEM 2.8.2.10 Interruption of TEST Mode Cycle. If 2.9 OPTION PCB INSTALLATION Figure 2-2. Hookup for Phase 2 Base Board Terminal Strip WITHGAS ALARM FAULT ALARMFigure 2-3. Phase 2 Base Board Terminal Strips REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITORInstruction PageInstruction REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITORPage Page REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITORInstruction Instruction REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITORPage 3 SYSTEM OPERATION AND FEATURES 3.1 COMPLETE SAMPLING SEQUENCEFigure 3-1. Sampling Sequence Figure 3-2. No Stain, Both Tracks Used Twice3.3 CHANGE-OVER FROM DENSITY TO TIME MODE 3.2 DENSITY & TIME OPERATING MODES3.4 MINIMUM SAMPLE TIME 3.5 TAPE CASSETTE LIFE3.8 SYSTEM ALARMS 3.9 DIAGNOSTICS 3.10 TEST MODE3.12 USING THE KEYBOARD 3.13 OPTIONAL FEATURESFigure 3-5. Pulling Test Card 3.14. PRINTER OPERATION & USE OPTIONAL FEATUREFigure 3-4. Installing Test Card Figure 3-6. Switches 2 3.14.3.2 Print at Intervals. Select by settingSwitch # 1 of SW1 switch bank on the Switch # 2 is not used and is left ‘ONSW2 switches 1 and 2 ‘OFF’ Figure 3-7 Non-Bacharach Printer Interface 4 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING 4.1 MAINTENANCE GENERAL4.2 VERIFYING THAT A GAS ALARM WAS CAUSED BY GAS 4.4 ADJUSTING LIGHT LEVELS4.5 CHECKING AND ADJUSTING SYSTEM FLOW RATE 4.6 DISABLING THE ‘DOOR OPEN’ ALARM4.7 ADJUSTING THE DOOR SWITCH Figure 4-3. Flow Rate Hookup4.8 MEASURING PUMP CURRENT 4.10 CLEANING THE SAMPLING INPUT AND OPTICS BLOCK4.9 RESETTING THE PRINTER OPTION STORAGE Figure 4-4. Cleaning Optics block Figure 4-5. Finding Take Up Clutch4.11 CHANGING A PUMP Figure 4-6. Stepping Clamp VerticalFigure 4-7. Summary of Gate & Step Values 4.12 EXTERIOR CLEANING Figure 4-8. Mechanical ChassisFigure 4-9. Pneumatic Chassis Figure 4-10. Pump Types4.15 INPUT PATH CLEANING 4.18 TROUBLESHOOTING GENERAL4.14 MECHANICAL TIGHTNESS 4.16 PUMP CHECK4.23 LIGHT FAULTS 4.24 DOOR FAULT4.21 EXCESSIVE TAPE USE 4.22 TAPE BREAKAGE5.2 SYSTEM POWER SUPPLIES 5 SYSTEM SPARE PARTS5.1 MODEL DEPENDENT PARTS 5.3 RECOMMENDED SPARES5.6 SERVICE CENTERS 5.4 COMMON PARTS5.5 OPTIONS AND SUPPLIES PennsylvaniaFigure S-1. Test Mode Figure S-2. Pre-4/92 Light Level Access HolesADJUSTING LIGHT LEVELS ON PHASE 1 RIS UNITS A1 EARLIER RIS BASE BOARDSInstruction REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITORPage S-A2 Figure S-3. Phase 1 Base Board Terminal Strip Identifications REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITORInstruction Page S-A3Figure S-4. Phase 2 Early Version Base Board Terminal Strip IdentificationsREMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITOR Page S-A4