Correlation value, Analysis unit, Min presentation time – INFICON Sensistor ISH2000 HySpeed Hydrogen Leak Detector User Manual

Page 26: Display threshold, Audio threshold, Reject indications, Show reject level, Audio ready pulse, 7 apc settings, Apc settings

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Hydrogen leak detector Sensistor ISH2000 HySpeed

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Operating Instructions

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Note:

The frequency of the acoustic signal in

Analysis Mode

is controlled by

Reject

Level

. A signal equal to the

Reject Level

will always give the same audio

frequency despite the actual signal strength.

Correlation Value

Correlation Value

is used when it is necessary to correct the relation between the

detector signal and the displayed number. This might be necessary when you want
to display leak rate unit other than the calibrate leak rate unit. Examples: If you
have a reference value in cc/s and want to show mm3/s at the screen, use 1000 as
Correlation Value.

Analysis Unit

The

Analysis Unit

is a text string with a maximum of 12 characters. It is not involved in

any calculations.

The following letters can be used; Upper and lower case English letters, the numbers
0 to 9, Е, Д, Ц, е, д, ц, %, /, and -. Space (““) is not supported. The string will be
shortened after the first space found.

Min Presentation Time

Signal values in

Analysis Mode

will never be presented shorter than this time. Values

are, however, always presented until the signal has recovered. The default value is 1
second, but values from 0.1-12.0 seconds can be used.

Display Threshold

Hides all measurements under a set % of Reject Level.

Audio Threshold

Instrument is silent under a set % of Reject Level.

Reject Indications

There are three choices of Reject Level indications except the LEDs indication:

Flashing screen

Chopped audio signal

Combination of indication 1 and 2.

Show Reject Level

Shows the Reject Level value on the display.

Audio Ready Pulse

This sets the standby sound to a silent or or pulsating tone.

8.7 APC Settings

APC is an abbreviation for Active Probe Control. The APC function is for the control
of an active probe that has a built-in alarm, valves or pumps via Probe Control Port.

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