RKI Instruments Data Cal 2000 - Manual (Page 12)

7 • Description
recessed plug in the lower right corner of the panel is used to connect an
AC line cord. It is labeled AC IN.
A fuse holder is located to the left of the AC IN connector. It is labeled
FUSE(5A). The fuse holder consists of a panel mounting socket and a
quarter turn fuse holder. The fuse is a 5 amp, 5 mm x 20 mm fuse.
A cooling fan is located inside the docking station on the right side above
the fuse holder. It draws warm air out of the docking station to prevent the
internal electronic components from overheating.
DM-2001, DM-2003, and DM-2009 Docking Modules
The docking modules are used to facilitate communication between a
GX-2001, GX-2003, or GX-2009 and the docking station and computer
and to apply fresh air and calibration gas to an instrument during a bump
test or calibration. They are also used to charge an instrument’s
rechargeable battery pack if one is installed. Two multi color LED’s, one
on the left front and one on the right front of a module, indicate the
operation status of the docking module.
Each module has three connection tabs on the left side near the bottom
of the module and three connection recesses on the right side near the
bottom of the module. The tabs from one module can be pushed into the
recesses on the docking station or on another module to mechanically
connect the module to the docking station or to another module. If
multiple modules are used, one of them will be connected to the docking
station and then each additional module will be connected to the end
module as shown below in Figure 4.
Connect any DM-2001s and DM-2003s first and then connect any
DM-2009s. This will allow the exhaust lines for the DM-2001 and
DM-2003 to easily be daisy-chained together and routed to an exhaust
area with a single exhaust tube. Each DM-2009 must have a dedicated
exhaust tube which can be easily routed away without interfering in the
daisy-chain configuration of the DM-2001s and DM-2003s.
Docking Station
D a t a Cal 2000
POWER FAULT
Figure 4: Assembling Docking Modules to Data Cal 2000