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Fluke 35040 manual Rear Panel Familiarization, Powering The System

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Operators Manual

3.3 Rear Panel Familiarization

ION CHAMBER INPUT !	COMPUTER
TRIAX	INTERFACE
		RS-232
100-240V 50/60 Hz 50VA		!

Figure 3-2. The Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter Rear Panel

RS-232 Receptacle (RJ-45 Style): The RS-232 Computer Interface is used for computer controlled factory test, for calibration, for customization, and for remote control/data acquisition.

AC Line Power Receptacle: The AC line input range is 100 - 240 VAC (47 - 63 Hz). AC line voltage within the specified range has no effect on any dosimeter measurements. The IEC 320/C13 style receptacle permits worldwide operation by simply changing the line cord.

Triaxial Ion Chamber Input: This input is preferred in semi-permanent setups where the dosimeter is stationary at the treatment console. The rear triaxial is wired in parallel with front panel input.

NOTE

Do NOT attach ion chambers to both the front and rear connectors at the same time. The signals will be the summation of the two inputs and may result in erroneous readings.

3.4 Powering The System

The Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter may be operated from either line or battery power. The line receptacle at the rear panel of the Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter mates with a 3-wire line cord to provide a connection to line voltage (high, neutral and earth ground).

WARNING

When powering the Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter from an AC line, always use a 3-wire grounding type line cord such as the one supplied with the dosimeter. In addition, only connect the Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter to an AC power outlet employing a third wire safety ground. Failure to ground the Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter may result in personal injury or death in the event of a short circuit or malfunction.

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Contents

35040 Therapy DosimeterFluke Biomedical Table of Contents Sample Customization Reports Troubleshooting and ServiceAddendum Features of Firmware Version 27JAN00 or Later Iii Blank Introduction FeaturesIntroduction Operators Manual Before You Start Safety PrecautionsSafety Symbols And Terms Maximum Error SpecificationsFactory Calibration Error Source ± %rdg Manual AddendaTimed Charge Measurements Full Scale Range Display Resolution Noise ± countsFull Scale Range Display Resolution Current MeasurementsGeneral Measurements SpecificationsEffective Exposure Time Measurements High Performance Power Supply and Battery Charger Unpacking and Inspection 35040 Hardware Block Diagram of the Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter Functional DescriptionMicroController Power SupplyFront Panel Serial Communications PortBias Supply Basic Operating EquationsElectrometer Multiplexer and A/D ConverterQAccum Quantity Description Units CommentsQExposure QAccumprevious= time of electrometer conversion s Charge and Current MeasurementsLeakage Measurements Exposure Charge and Dose Timed Charge and DoseAccumulated Charge and Dose Setting ThresholdsPredicted Timed Charge and Dose Exposure Current and RateExposure Time DoseRate = I a × Iccf Units/C × Adcf × RateMultiplier sMm Hg = inch Hg x Air Density Correction Factor⎝ P Standard Resolution Error Units Display Minimum MaximumFront Panel Familiarization SetupSetup IntroductionPowering The System Rear Panel FamiliarizationPower-Up Self-Test and Display Messages Ion Chamber ConnectorMaking Non-Timed Exposure Measurements Basic Measurement TechniquesGeneral Considerations 3Making Timed Exposure Measurements Timer SetupTimer Use Battery Care Using Other Ion ChambersOperation Instructions PowerBattery Care Front Panel ControlsPowering Up the Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter Operation Instructions Powering Down the Model 35040 Therapy DosimeterUsing the Test Function Button QScaleFactor=1.0000 IScaleFactor=1.0000 12. The Test Function Screen Showing the Timer Settings 5Automatic Leakage CompensationCalibrated by Keithley RMD Nov 15 6Timer Setup 17. The Test Function Screen Showing the Timer SettingsUsing the Detector Select Button Using the AIR Density ButtonUsing the Units Select Button Using the Bias Select ButtonSet 300.0 V 100% Central Electrde Pos IC Bias 300.0 V CEP Using the RESET/MEASURE Button Overranging ConditionsCondition Values Overranged Reset ErrorOverrange Conditions Annunciators Reset Error With Automatic Leakage Compensation EnabledAnnunciators Annunciator Condition? left of value Measurement Indicators and ConditionsIndicator Measurement Condition Condition Overranged MeasurementConnection to the Computer Installing/Uninstalling Customization SoftwareCustomization Starting the Customization SoftwareCOM Port Drop Down List DownloadingMenu Items and Controls File Save AS and File Print Ion ChambersClose or File Close Edit OK and Cancel Special ItemsDownload and Cancel 36. The Special Items Menu Calibration Temperature has focusMeasurement Displays Operators Manual Available Display Lines Display LineSelecting an Item and Placing It Using the APPEND, DELETE, and Insert ButtonsDisplay Line Group Selection Changing a Line on a DisplayTimer Intervals 38. The Timer Intervals FormBias Settings 39. The Bias Settings FormExamples Appending a Display Changing the Pressure UnitsCustomizing a Measurement Display Deleting a DisplayErrors Troubleshooting and Service TroubleshootingSymptom HiBias annunciator displayed Symptom Display does not light up when Power is pressedSymptom ??Bias annunciator displayed Symptom LoBias annunciator displayedBit Description Action Symptom Internal Reset Error displayedSymptom Configuration Error displayed Do not makeSymptom Bias voltage measurement changes by one digit Symptom Current Overrange DisplayedSymptom Dashes displayed instead of digits Measurements. ReturnExample 299.9 to Display Will Not Light Low Battery Hours? Is the battery voltage greater than 5.9 volts?Line Bias ErrorGo to Line Fuse Replacement Model 35040 Therapy Dosimeter Fuse ReplacementReplaceable Parts Information Interface Connector CleaningCleaning The Instrument Recalibration, Repair Information & Technical Assistance Warranty InformationReplaceable Parts List Replaceable Parts InformationBlank Sample Customization Reports Sample Documents35040 Appendix Sample Customization Reports 35040 Appendix Sample Customization Reports Blank Timed Measurements Introduction New FeaturesOverview Specifications Update Setup New Features BMaking Timed Exposure Measurements Timer Setup ProcedureTimer Use Procedure RESET/MEASURE Setup BADC ALC Automatic Leakage CompensationStart NA pA Stop Thres Current Operation Instructions BTimer Setup Decimal PlacesTable B-1. Annunciators Annunciators, Indicators, and Overrange ConditionsTable B-2. Measurement Indicators and Conditions Table B-3. Overrange Conditions Condition Overranged Measurement1Theory Of Operation Theory of OperationConfiguration Error Service Required Error Number Measurement Displays Main MenuMeasurement Menu Figure B-9 shows the Measurement Displays dialog box Table B-4. Available Display Lines Figure B-10. The Timer Intervals dialog box Page Fluke Biomedical