Teledyne 5000bf User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Type: Photometric Analyzer
- Model: 5000BF
- Dimensions: 2-line alpha-numeric
- Microprocessor: 8-bit CMOS: 128 kb ROM, 32 kB RAM
- Concentration Range: 0-10,000 ppm , 0-100%
- Calibration Options: Internal or external manual or automatic calibration
- Output Ranges: User Determined Output Ranges between 0-1 ppm and 0-100 %
- Self Rang: Automatic selection of suitable range
- Self-Diagnostics: Multiple forms of self-diagnostic testing upon request
- Communication Channels: RS-232 port compatible with Anaelectron OR 0-1 V Dc otherwise may be isolated 4-20 mA Dc for analogue Outputs
- Power Safety Cut Off: MNEMA 4 Trim block safe for non-explosive use, power supply redundancy
- Model Range: Water monitoring, detection of chemical compounds and gas concentration measurement
- Working Conditions: Indoor and outdoor for or Safe explosive conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the application of the Model 500BF?
A: This model is photometric in nature and thus measures the concentration of various components in different surroundings.
Q: What is the procedure of calibration?
A: Calibration can be performed in two modes: automatic and manual. In the system zero and span calibration can be set with defined liquids.
Q: What types of outputs does the 5000BF provide?
A: The device under consideration offers both analog outputs (0-1 V dc and 4-20 mA dc) and a serial digital output available through RS-232.
Q: What is the function of the self-diagnostic test in the Model 5000BF?
A: The self-test seeks the malfunction of the instrument power supply units, output devices, detector signals, and a preamplifier part.
Q: Is it possible to set a password for Model 5000BF in order to restrict its use?
A: Yes, the Model 5000BF has a password option that allows one to restrict access to an authorized technician for selected settings and parameter configurations.
Q: What is application of the alarms in the Model 5000BF?
A: The alarms alert the user when the concentration of particles being monitored goes above or below a particular level which is meant to protect the user's safety.
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