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Technology for Vacuum Systems
Vacuum controller
VACUU·SELECT
®
Instructions for use
Original instructions EN
OI no.: 20901059
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Imprint
Original instructions Keep for further use!
This manual is only to be used and distributed in its complete and original form. It is strictly the user's responsibility to carefully check the validity of this manual with respect to the product.
Manufacturer:
VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG Alfred‑Zippe‑Str. 4 97877 Wertheim GERMANY
Phone:
Head ofce +49 9342 808‑0 Sales +49 9342 808‑5550 Service +49 9342 808‑5660
Fax: +49 9342 808‑5555
Email: [email protected] Web: www.vacuubrand.com
Thank you for purchasing this product from VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG. You have chosen a modern and techni- cally high quality product.
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Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction 7
1.1 User information .................................7
1.2 Manual structure.................................8
1.3 About this document..............................9
1.3.1 Display conventions ..........................9
1.3.2 Symbols and icons ..........................10
1.3.3 Handling instructions (action steps)..............11
1.3.4 Abbreviations ..............................12
1.3.5 Term denitions.............................13
2 Safety information 14
2.1 Us a ge ........................................14
2.1.1 In ten d ed u se ...............................14
2.1.2 Improper use...............................14
2.1.3 Foreseeable misuse .........................15
2.2 Target group description ..........................16
2.2.1 Personnel qualication .......................16
2.2.2 Responsibility matrix .........................16
2.2.3 Personal responsibility .......................17
2.3 Safety precautions ..............................17
2.3.1 Safety precautions, general ...................17
2.3.2 Awareness of potential dangers ................18
2.3.3 ATEX equipment category (sensor) .............19
2.4 Disposal ......................................20
3 Product description 21
3.1 VACUU·SELECT® vacuum controller ................21
3.2 Product views..................................22
3.2.1 Operating panel ............................22
3.2.2 Interfaces .................................23
3.2.3 VACUU·SELECT® Sensor (optional) .............25
3.3 VACUU·BUS® peripheral devices ..................26
3.4 Examples of use................................27
4 Installation and connection 28
4.1 Transport .....................................28
4.2 Installation ....................................28
4.3 Sensor connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
4.4 Electrical connection ............................32
4.5 Vacuum connection .............................34
4.6 Venting connection (option) .......................37
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5 User interface 38
5.1 Switch on controller .............................38
5.1.1 Touchscreen ...............................39
5.1.2 Gestures for operation .......................39
5.2 Set up device ..................................39
5.3 Screen orientation ..............................40
5.4 Display and operating elements ....................41
5.4.1 Process screen (main screen) .................41
5.4.2 Display elements............................42
5.4.3 Operating elements and symbols ...............44
6 Operation 47
6.1 Applications ...................................47
6.1.1 Select and start application....................47
6.1.2 Adjust pressure setpoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
6.1.3 Venting ...................................50
6.1.4 Stop application ............................51
6.2 Application parameters (parameter list) ..............51
6.3 Pressure graph.................................53
6.4 Main menu ....................................54
6.4.1 Applications ...............................55
6.4.2 Favorites ..................................56
7 Main menu 57
7.1 Advanced operation .............................57
7.1.1 Application editor ...........................57
7.1.2 Menu bar and description .....................58
7.1.3 Overview of process steps ....................59
7.1.4 Process end ...............................60
7.1.5 Edit application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
7.1.6 Remove process step ........................63
7.1.7 Settings...................................64
7.1.8 Settings/administration .......................66
7.1.9 Administration – import/export .................68
7.1.10 Administration – VACUU·BUS .................69
7.2 Data logger....................................71
7.3 Service .......................................72
8 Troubleshooting 73
8.1 Error messages ................................73
8.1.1 Error indication .............................73
8.1.2 Acknowledge error indication .................. 74
8.1.3 Error indication PC 520/PC 620 ................74
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8.2 Error – Cause – Remedy .........................75
8.2.1 Pop‑up message ...........................75
8.2.2 General faults ..............................76
8.3 Device fuse....................................78
9 Appendix 80
9.1 Technical information ............................80
9.1.1 Te chn ica l da t a ..............................80
9.1.2 Rating plate................................81
9.1.3 VACUU·SELECT® Sensor (optional) .............82
9.2 Ordering information.............................83
9.3 License and privacy information ....................84
9.4 Service .......................................85
9.5 Index.........................................86
9.6 EU Declaration of conformity ......................88
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Contents
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1 Introduction

This manual is part of your product.

1.1 User information

Safety
Introduction
Instructions for use
and safety
General
information
 Read this manual thoroughly and completely before using the
product.
 Keep this manual in an easily accessible location.
 Correct use of the product is essential for safe operation.
Comply with all safety information provided!
 In addition to this manual, adhere to the accident prevention
regulations and industrial safety regulations applicable in the country of use.
General
 For easier readability, the general term controller is used as an
equivalent to and instead of the product name VACUU·SELECT®.
 If passing the product on to a third party, also give them this
manual.
 The illustrations in this manual are only intended to facilitate
comprehension.
Copyright © and
copyright law
 We reserve the right to make technical and design changes in
the course of continuous product improvement.
Copyright
The content of this manual is protected by copyright. Only copies for internal use are allowed, e.g., for professional training.
© VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG
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Introduction
Contact
Contact us
Modular instructions
for use
 If your manual is incomplete, you can request a replace‑
ment. Alternatively, you can use our download portal:
www.vacuubrand.com
 When contacting our Service Department, please have the
serial number and product type at hand see Rating plate on
the product.
 You are welcome to contact us at any time in writing or by tele‑
phone if you would like more information, have questions about our products or wish to share feedback with us.

1.2 Manual structure

The manuals have a modular structure with separate instruction modules for the controller, vacuum pumps, pumping units, and any accessories.
Instruction modules
Example
Breakdown of the
instructions for use
1
1
Safety information for vacuum equipment
2
Description: Vacuum controller – control and operation
3
Optional description: Pumping unit or vacuum pump – connec‑
2
3
4
tion, operation, maintenance, mechanics
4
Optional description: Accessories
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1.3 About this document

1.3.1 Display conventions

Warning levels
Introduction
Display conventions
DANGER
Indicates an imminent hazardous situation.
Disregarding the situation could result in extremely
serious injury or death.
Take appropriate action to avoid dangerous situations!
WARNING
Warns of a potentially hazardous situation.
Disregarding the situation could result in serious injury
or death.
Take appropriate action to avoid dangerous situations!
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation.
Disregarding the situation could result in minor injury or
damage to property.
Take appropriate action to avoid dangerous situations!
IMPORTANT!
NOTE
Indicates a potentially harmful situation.
Disregarding the situation could result in damage to property.
Additional notes
Information or specic recommendation which must be
observed.
Important information for trouble‑free operation of your
product.
Helpful tips + tricksAdditional information
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Introduction

1.3.2 Symbols and icons

This manual uses symbols and icons. Safety symbols indicate
specic risks associated with handling the product. Symbols and
icons are designed to help you identify risks more easily.
Safety symbols
Explanation of safe‑
ty symbols
Additional symbols
General warning symbol. Danger: electricity.
Warning: hot surface. General prohibition sign.
General mandatory sign. Disconnect power plug.
Electrostatically sensitive components ESD.
Additional symbols and icons
Positive example – Do this! Result – OK
Refers to content in this manual.
Negative example –
Don't do this!
Refers to content in other supplementary documents.
Indication: Warning Indication: Error
Acoustic signal – signal sound/warning sound.
Frequency of beeping, frequency of acoustic signal
Symbols and gestures for operation
See chapter: 5.1.2 Gestures for operation on page 39
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Additional detailed descriptions of symbols (icons) and
signals on the display can be found in chapter
and operating elements.

1.3.3 Handling instructions (action steps)

Introduction
5.4 Display
Action steps as text
Schematic diagram
Action steps as
graphics
Instructions (single step)
 Perform the step described.
5 Result of action
Instructions (multiple steps)
1. First step
2. Next step
5 Result of action
Perform the steps in the order described.
Instructions (shown graphically)
1. First step
2. Next step
5 Result of action
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1.3.4 Abbreviations

Abbreviations
abs. Absolute AK Separator ask ATM Atmospheric pressure (bar graph, program)
(di)
di
Interior diameter
DN Nominal diameter EX* Outlet FKM Fluoroelastomer FC Frequency converter GB Gas ballast ‑‑‑ ‑‑‑ Gr. Size hh:mm:ss Time in hours/minutes/seconds hPa Pressure unit, hectopascal (1 hPa = 1 mbar =
0.75 Torr)
IN* Inlet KF Small ange max. Maximum value min. Minimum value mbar Pressure unit, millibar (1 mbar = 1 hPa = 0.75 Torr) PA Polyamide
PBT Polybutylene terephthalate
PC .... Pumping unit chemistry with series identication
number
PE Polyethylene RMA no. Return Merchandise Authorization number SW Wrench size (tool) Torr Pressure unit (1 Torr = 1.33 mbar = 1.33 hPa) USB Universal serial bus VAC Vacuum (pressure curve) resp. Responsible VMS‑B Vacuum management system – module e. g. For example
* Labeling on the vacuum pump
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1.3.5 Term denitions
Introduction
Product‑specic
terms
PC 3001 VARIO select *
Vacuum pumping unit with variable speed motor for precise vacuum control includ‑ ing VACUU·SELECT® controller and
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor.
PC 510 select ** Pumping unit with valve‑actuated vacuum
control.
VACUU·BUS
®
Bus system from VACUUBRAND for com‑ munication between peripheral devices with
VACUU·BUS®‑enabled gauges and control‑
lers. The maximum permissible cable length is 30 m.
VACUU·BUS® address
Address which enables the VACUU·BUS® cli‑ ent to be unambiguously assigned within the bus system, e.g., for connecting multiple sen‑ sors with the same measurement range.
VACUU·BUS® client
Peripheral device or component with
VACUU·BUS® port which is integrated in the
bus system, e.g., sensors, valves, level indica‑ tors, etc.
VACUU·BUS®
conguration
Assigning a different VACUU·BUS® address to a VACUU·BUS® component using a gauge or controller.
VACUU·BUS® connector
VACUU·LAN
®
4‑pin round connector for the bus system from
VACUUBRAND.
Local vacuum network.
VACUU·SELECT®Vacuum controller, controller with touchscreen;
consisting of operating panel and vacuum sen‑ sor.
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor ***
External vacuum sensor
 for VACUU·SELECT®
or
 separately as an independent vacuum sensor.
* Also valid for: PC 3002 VARIO select, PC 3003 VARIO select,
PC 3004 VARIO select
** Also valid for: PC 510 select, PC 511 select, PC 520 select, PC 610 select,
PC 611 select, PC 620 select
*** Available with and without venting valve
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Safety information

2 Safety information

The information in this chapter must be observed by everyone who works with the product described here.
The safety information is valid for the entire life cycle of the prod‑ uct.

2.1 Usage

Only use the product if it is in perfect working condition.

2.1.1 Intended use

Intended use
The VACUU·SELECT® vacuum controller is a laboratory instru‑ ment which, with appropriate peripheral devices1, is intended to
regulate absolute pressure in the area of rough and ne vacuum.
The device may only be used indoors in a non‑explosive
atmosphere. It is designed for continuous operation between
10 °C–40 °C.
Intended use also includes:
observing the information in the document Safety information
for vacuum equipment,
 observing the manual,
 observing the manual of connected components,
 using only approved accessories or spare parts.
Any other use is considered improper use.

2.1.2 Improper use

Improper use
Incorrect use or any application which does not correspond to
the technical data may result in injury or damage to property.
1 For vacuum pumps, sensors and accessories from VACUUBRAND
see also 3.3 VACUU·BUS® peripheral devices on page 26
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Improper use includes:
Safety information
Improper use
 using the product contrary to its intended use,
 operation under inadmissible environmental and operating condi‑
tions,
 vacuum control of potentially explosive atmospheres which does
not correspond to the ATEX authorization of the sensor see sensor rating plate,
 operation despite obvious faults or defective safety devices,
 usage despite incomplete assembly,
pulling plug‑in connections on the cable out of the socket,
 use in mines or underground.

2.1.3 Foreseeable misuse

In addition to improper use, there are types of use which are prohibited when handling the device:
Possibly
foreseeable
misuse
 installation and operation in potentially explosive atmospheres,
 unauthorized extensions or conversions, in particular when these
impair safety,
 fully exposing the device to the vacuum, immersing it in liquids,
exposing it to water spray or steam jets,
 vacuum control of hot, unstable, or explosive media,
operation with sharp‑edged objects,
 switching the device on/off with tools or one's foot.
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2.2 Target group description

IMPORTANT!
Meaning
Personnel
qualication
Responsibility
matrix and areas of
competence
Users in the areas of competence in the Responsibility matrix
must possess the relevant qualications for the activities listed.
2.2.1 Personnel qualication
Operators Laboratory staff, such as chemists, laboratory techni‑
cians
Specialist Person with professional qualication in mechanics,
electrical equipment or laboratory devices
Responsible spe‑ cialist
Similar to a specialist, with additional specialist responsibility, or responsibility for a department or di‑ vision

2.2.2 Responsibility matrix

Activity
Operators Specialist
Installation x x x Commissioning x x x Network integration x
Updates Data import/export Data logger download Troubleshooting
X X X X X X
X X X X
Operation x x x Advanced operation x x Error report x x x Remedy Changing circuit board fuse
(x)
x x
x x
Repair order x Cleaning, simple x x x
Sensor cleaning* Sensor calibration*
X X
X X
Shutdown x x x Decontamination** x x
Responsible
specialist
* Option
** Alternatively,arrangefordecontaminationbyaqualiedserviceprovider
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2.2.3 Personal responsibility

Safety information
Work safely
Protective clothing
Quality standard
and
safety
The safety and protection of individuals has top priority. Activities and processes which represent a potential safety hazard are not permitted.
Always be conscious of safety and work in a safe manner. Ob‑ serve instructions issued by the operator, and national regula‑ tions on accident prevention and industrial safety.
 Use the controller only if you have understood its function
and this manual.
 In the case of activities which require protective clothing, per‑
sonal protective equipment as specied by the operator is to
be worn.

2.3 Safety precautions

Products from VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG are subject to stringent quality testing with regard to safety and operation. Each product undergoes a comprehensive test program prior to deliv‑ ery.
IMPORTANT!

2.3.1 Safety precautions, general

 When handling contaminated parts, follow the relevant regula‑
tions and safety precautions.
 Repairs are only to be carried out by the manufacturer’s Ser‑
vice Department.
Prior to any service, contamination from hazardous sub‑ stances needs to be excluded.
 Please note that residual process media may pose a danger
to people and the environment. Take suitable decontamina‑ tion measures.
 Before sending devices to our Service Department, you
must rst ll out a Health and Safety Clearance form, sign it to conrm the information, and return it to us.
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2.3.2 Awareness of potential dangers

Vacuum control of critical processes
Risk of explosion
during critical
processes
IMPORTANT!
DANGER
Risk of explosion through control of critical processes.
Depending on the process, an explosive mixture can form in systems.
The control of critical processes must always be su‑
pervised!
Damaged components
Damaged components, especially those which impair safety, must be promptly replaced.
 Ensure that you are not working with damaged components.
 Replace defective parts immediately, e.g., a broken cable or
faulty plug.
Electrical energy
Safety during
servicing
Dangers due to electrical energy
After the controller has been switched off and disconnected from
the power supply, there may still be dangers at the plug‑in power
supply due to residual energy:
Replace the plug‑in power supply if there are any defects.
Never open the plug‑in power supply.
Service shipments
Devices which represent a potential safety hazard should be sent in, maintained or repaired only if all hazardous contamination has been removed.
The form for conrming safety is available as a PDF on our
website: Health and Safety Clearance form.
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Safety information

2.3.3 ATEX equipment category (sensor)

Installation and potentially explosive atmospheres
The installation and operation of the operating panel in areas where potentially explosive atmospheres can develop to a hazardous degree is not permitted.
ATEX approval2 of vacuum sensors only applies to the internal, wetted parts of the sensor, not to its surroundings.
ATEX equipment labeling
ATEX
equipment category
ATEX
approval
Prevent explosive
mixtures
Vacuum equipment labeled with ` has ATEX approval in line with the ATEX marking on the rating plate.
Only use the product if it is in perfect working condition.
The devices are designed for a low level of mechanical
stress and must be installed in such a way that they cannot sustain mechanical damage from the outside.
After any work on the device, check its leak rate.
When using the device on equipment with potentially explosive
atmospheres (according to ATEX approval), modications to the
device are not permitted and will invalidate the ATEX approval. Wetted parts attached to the device must have ATEX approval at least equivalent to that of the device itself, and must not ad‑ versely affect the ATEX approval of the device, in particular the temperature in the wetted area.
The use of gas ballast and/or venting valves is only permitted if this would not normally, or only rarely, cause explosive mixtures within the device, or do so only for a short time.
If necessary vent with inert gas.
Information on the ATEX equipment category is also available on our website at: www.vacuubrand.com/.../Information‑ATEX
2 -> See rating plate: VACUU·SELECT Sensor, VACUU·VIEW (extended),
VSK 3000
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Safety information

2.4 Disposal

NOTE
Risk of environmental damage due to incorrect disposal of the product.
Do not dispose of with household waste!
Electronic components are subject to hazardous waste treat‑ ment and must only be disposed of by certied specialists.
Observe the national regulations for safe disposal and envi‑
ronmental protection.
Detailed information on the respective regulations can be
obtained from your local administrative authority.
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Product description

3 Product description

3.1 VACUU·SELECT® vacuum controller

Description of
vacuum controller
VACUU·SELECT® is a vacuum controller consisting of an
operating panel and an external vacuum sensor, e. g., the
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor.
The controller was developed for applications which require a controlled vacuum. Various applications and menus are available for operation and vacuum control. The controller is operated us‑ ing the touchscreen. The menus are designed to be user friendly.
Depending on the type of operation and peripheral devices con‑
nected, the controller regulates the process vacuum subject to
demand.
As a component of the VACUU·BUS® system, the controller offers numerous connection options for a wide variety of applications.
Vacuum processes are controlled via vacuum pumps, in‑line so‑
lenoid valves and/or venting valves. If several valves of one type are connected, they switch simultaneously, e.g., multiple venting valves.
To control a vacuum, a minimum combination of the controller, a vacuum sensor, valves and/or vacuum pumps is needed.
If only the built‑in sensor is present, vacuum control is not possible.
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Product description

3.2 Product views

3.2.1 Operating panel

The operating panel has a color display with a touchscreen. Depending on the type of installation, the display can be rotated by 90°.
Top view + front view
Top view
Front view
1
2
3
4
5
Meaning
1
ON/OFF button
2
Cover of USB port, type A*
3
Screen
4
Chemically resistant plastic housing
5
Rubber feet
USB type A* is only suitable for connecting USB ash
drives or WiFi USB dongles, and not for connection to a USB master, such as a PC.
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Interfaces at the
back
Product description

3.2.2 Interfaces

Rear view
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Meaning
IMPORTANT!
6
3x connection sockets for VACUU·BUS® components
7
Recess for VACUU·SELECT® Sensor
8
Power supply via VACUU·BUS®, plug‑in power supply connec‑ tion or vacuum pump/pumping unit
9
Rating plate
10
Option: Spring clip as xing for built‑in version
11
Stand for desktop version, foldable
12
USB port, type A
13
RJ45 socket – LAN connection
Note: The VACUU·BUS® ports are each equipped with a guide slot as an anti-
rotation device and connection coding for VACUU·BUS® sockets and connectors.
 Do not use the USB ports as distributors, except for USB
hubs with their own power supply.
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Side view
Side view
A B
Meaning
A
Mounted spring clips – xing for built‑in version
B
Stand and brace extended for desktop version
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Product description

3.2.3 VACUU·SELECT® Sensor (optional)

Description of
VACUU·SELECT®
Sensor
Side view, top view
The vacuum sensor for this product is mounted externally, e. g., on the controller housing, on the application or in the pumping unit. Communication with the controller takes place via the
VACUU·BUS.
Two versions of the VACUU·SELECT® Sensor are available – with or without venting valve.
The vacuum sensor with high chemical resistance is designed for measurements in the rough vacuum range. There are three
options for the vacuum connection: small ange, hose nozzle or
direct hose connection.
Side view, top view
1
2
3
6
7
Meaning
4
5
1
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor
2
VACUU·BUS® plug attachment, detachable (option)
3
Venting valve (option)
4
Vacuum screw connection
5
Port for VACUU·BUS® plug attachment (park position)
6
Hole for screws
7
VACUU·BUS® port
8
Rating plate
8
6
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3.3 VACUU·BUS® peripheral devices

External valves, level sensors and vacuum sensors (up to the ne
vacuum range) are components which can be connected via the
VACUU·BUS® directly to the controller.
VACUU·BUS® components can be easily added or removed at
any time via component detection. Component activation permits the activation or deactivation of connected components.
VACUU·BUS components1 (clients)
Example
VACUU·BUS
principle
with different
components
When the controller is switched on, it checks the current con‑
guration. VACUU·BUS® components are automatically detected
and are used and monitored until the controller is switched off. If a previously connected component is no longer found, the control‑ ler displays an error message.
In the case of the VACUU-SELECT®, all VACUU-BUS® components can be individually activated or deactivated without disconnecting the plug. The venting valve of a
VACUU-SELECT® Sensor can also be easily deactivated at
the controller.
See also chapter:
7.1.10 Administration – VACUU·BUS
1 See also table in chapter: 9.2 Ordering information on page 83
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Example
Vacuum concen‑
trator

3.4 Examples of use

Vacuum concentrator
21
3
4
Product description
5
6
7
Meaning
Example
Vacuum drying
1
PC 3001 VARIO select vacuum pumping unit
2
VACUU·SELECT® operating panel, removable
3
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor permanently mounted in the pump‑
ing unit
4
Exhaust hose (diverted into an exhaust hood)
5
Vacuum hose
6
Example: Cold trap
7
Example: Vacuum concentrator
Vacuum drying
1
2
4
3
5
6
7
Meaning
1
Plug‑in power supply
2
VACUU·SELECT
3
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor
4
Vacuum drying cabinet with its own control unit
5
Vacuum valve
6
Vacuum hose
7
Diaphragm pump, vacuum pump
®
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Installation and connection

4 Installation and connection

4.1 Transport

Products from VACUUBRAND are packed in sturdy, recyclable packaging.
The original packaging is accurately matched to your product for safe transport.
If possible, please keep the original packaging, e. g., for
returning the product for repair.
Goods receipt
Check incoming
goods
Check installation
conditions
Check the shipment for transport damage and completeness.
 Immediately report any transport damage in writing to the
supplier.
 Compare the scope of delivery with the delivery note.

4.2 Installation

Check installation conditions
 The device is acclimatized.
 Ambient conditions have been observed and are within the lim‑
itation of use.
Limitation of use
Ambient temperature 10–40 °C 50–104 °F Max. altitude 2000 m
above sea level Relative humidity 30–85 %, non‑condensing Protection class (front) IP 20 Prevent condensation or contamination from dust, liquids, or corrosive
gases.
(US)
6562 ft
above sea level
IMPORTANT!
 Note the IP protection class of the controller.
 IP protection is only guaranteed if the controller is appropri‑
ately mounted or installed.
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Installation and connection
NOTE
Condensate can damage the electronics.
A large temperature difference between the storage location and the installation location can cause condensation.
After goods receipt or storage, allow your vacuum device to
acclimatize for at least 3‑4 hours before initial use.
Desktop version
Use as desktop
device
Use as built‑in
device
If the stand is extended backwards and secured with the brace, the controller can be set up directly on the work surface and con‑ nected, for example, on the lab bench.
Built‑in version*
Holders are integrated in the controller or spring clips can be mounted for installation. The operating panel of the controller can
then be directly clipped into a cut‑out in a VARIO® pumping unit,
lab furniture, or a control cabinet.
* The stand is attached to the device, i.e.,
the built-in version can be extended at any time for use as a desktop version.
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Installation cut‑out (in control cabinet, lab furniture, cable duct)
Cut‑out dimensions
Wall thickness Dimensions (a) for installation cut‑out
1 mm 0.04 in. 111.5 mm x 111.5 mm 4.39 in. x 4.39 in. 2 mm 0.08 in. 112 mm x 112 mm 4.41 in. x 4.41 in. 3 mm 0.12 in. 112.5 mm x 112.5 mm 4.43 in. x 4.43 in.
a
a
Mount spring clips
Depending on the thickness of the wall, appropriate tolerances
should be allowed for the installation cut‑out.
Mount spring clips
Torx T10
Spring clips + screw ttings D3 x 10
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4.3 Sensor connection

Connect and mount the VACUU·SELECT® Sensor
Mount and
connect the
VACUU·SELECT®
Sensor
Phillips
Gr. 2
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(a)
1. Pull out the VACUU·BUS® plug attachment (a) and insert it into (d).
2. Insert the VACUU·SELECT® Sensor (c) into the
VACUU·BUS® port of the controller (b) in the preformed recess.
Example
Connection of other
vacuum sensors
3. Use the Phillips screwdriver to tighten the 2 screws (e) until
hand‑tight.
Connect other vacuum sensors (option)
VACUU·VIEW
VACUU·VIEW extended
VSK 3000 VSP 3000
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor
VACUU·BUS® extension cable 2 m
VACUU·BUS® Y adapter
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20636656
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4.4 Electrical connection

IMPORTANT!
Plug‑in power
supply
 Lay the connection cable such that it cannot be damaged by
sharp edges, chemicals, or hot surfaces.
Power supply via plug‑in power supply*
* Short circuit-proof wide
range power supply unit with integrated overload protection and country-spe-
cicplugattachments
Prepare connection
Remove plug
attachment from
power supply unit
Prepare plug‑in power supply
1. Take the power supply unit and the plug attachments out of
the packaging.
2. Select the plug attachment which ts your socket.
3. Place the plug attachment onto the metal contacts of the
power supply unit.
4. Push the plug attachment until it clicks into place.
Remove plug attachment
1. Press the locking button on the power supply unit.
2. Remove the plug attachment from the power supply unit.
5 Another plug attachment can now be attached.
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Power supply via
plug‑in power
supply
Installation and connection
Connect plug‑in power supply to the controller
 Insert the VACUU-BUS® cable of the plug‑in power supply
into the plug‑in connection of the controller.
Controller power
supply via periph‑
eral device
Connect power supply
Insert the plug‑in power supply into the power outlet.
5 The green LED on the plug‑in power supply lights up.
Connect power supply via peripheral device
 Plug the VACUU-BUS® cable of the peripheral device, such
as a PC 3001 VARIO select chemistry pumping unit, into the
plug‑in connection of the controller.
Chemistry pumping unit
or
diaphragm pump
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4.5 Vacuum connection

WARNING
Risk of bursting due to overpressure
Prevent uncontrolled overpressure, such as when
The vacuum connection is made at the connected vacuum sen‑ sor. The connection can be made in various ways.
Connection options
connecting to a locked or blocked tubing system.
Connection
options on the
VACUU·SELECT®
Sensor
IMPORTANT!
Connection via PTFE hose DN 8/10, e.g., installed in the chemistry pumping unit
or
Connection via hose nozzle DN 6/10,
e.g., desktop controller
or
Connection via small ange KF DN 16,
e.g., physical applications
 Use a stable vacuum hose that is suitable for the required
vacuum range.
 Keep hose connections to the sensor as short as
possible, or connect the sensor as close as possible to the application.
 Dirt, hose kinks or damage to the sensor connection can
impair the measurement.
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Connect PTFE hose
Installation and connection
(e)(a) (b)
Required connection material: Union nut M14x1, sealing ring,
PTFE hose.
1. Connect the sealing ring (a), the union nut (b) and the PTFE hose (e) as shown.
2. Push the PTFE hose with the union nut into the vacuum con‑ nection of the sensor and tighten the union nut until hand‑
tight.
Connect sensor via hose nozzle to vacuum
Required connection material: Hose nozzle DN 6/10 mm, union
nut M14x1, sealing ring; optional: vacuum hose and appropriate
(c)(a) (b)
hose clip.
1. Connect the sealing ring (a), the union nut (b) and the hose nozzle (c) as shown.
2. Push the hose nozzle with the union nut into the vacuum con‑ nection of the sensor and tighten the union nut until hand‑
tight.
(d)(f)
3. Push the vacuum hose (d) from the equipment onto the hose
nozzle and secure the vacuum hose, for example, with a hose clip (f).
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Sensor connection via small ange
Required connection material: VACUU·BUS extension cable for connection to the controller (option), clamping ring with uni‑
versal centering ring or inner centering ring for KF DN 16 (tool: open‑end wrench SW17).
1. Remove the blind plug and place the small ange KF DN 16 (b) on the vacuum connection of the sensor (a).
(a)(b)
2. Tighten the small ange KF DN 16 until hand‑tight.
(c)
3. Remove the protective dust cap (c).
4. Place the sensor with the centering ring on the connection of the equipment small ange KF DN 16 (b).
5. Secure the sensor (a) with the clamping ring (d) to the vacu‑
um line, as shown in the illustration.
(a)(b)(d)
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Installation and connection

4.6 Venting connection (option)

DANGER
Risk of explosion by venting with air.
Depending on the application, venting can cause explo‑ sive mixtures to form or other hazardous situations to arise.
Never vent processes with air which could form an
explosive mixture.
If necessary, vent with inert gas
(max. 1.2 bar/900 Torr, abs.).
(a)
(a)
(b)
Venting with ambient air
1
For venting (b) with ambient air, nothing needs to be connected to the sensor (a).
Venting with inert gas – connect venting valve
(c)(b)
Required connection material: Hose for hose nozzle, e.g., sili‑
1
cone tube 4/5 mm
 Attach the hose (c) to the connection of the venting valve (b).
5 Venting valve with hose for venting with inert gas2.
1 Not applicable to sensors without an integrated venting valve! 2 Avoid overpressure.
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User interface
Switch on device

5 User interface

5.1 Switch on controller

Briey press the ON/OFF button
on the controller
ON/OFF button
5 The device starts up 5 The process screen is
shown
Functions of the ON/OFF button
ON/OFF Meaning
Switch on controller
Briey press ON/OFF button.
Switch off controller
 Hold down ON/OFF button for ~3 seconds and conrm
pop‑up.
Lock/unlock controller
Briey press ON/OFF button.  Lock device against unintended operation, e.g., when
cleaning the display.
Controller restart (reboot)
 Hold down ON/OFF button for ~10 seconds.
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5.1.1 Touchscreen

User interface
Touchscreen
operation
Gesture symbols
The controller is a device operated via touchscreen. You can, for example, select, start, and stop an application by tapping the dis‑ play.
By making various gestures, you can access advanced features: switch between views, edit applications, or use the help and con‑ text features.

5.1.2 Gestures for operation

Tap/press lightly Press and hold
Tap and swipe in the indicated direction
Swipe left or right; both possible
Hold down and drag in the indicated direction
Drop at this position

5.2 Set up device

To set up the device, follow the instructions on the screen when
switching the device on for the rst time or after restoring the fac‑
tory settings.
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User interface
Example
Landscape and
portrait view

5.3 Screen orientation

Supported screen orientations
IMPORTANT!
0°
180°
90° 90°
The following descriptions for operation and function are de‑ scribed in vertical format (portrait). The descriptions are also valid for horizontal format (landscape), even though the operat‑ ing elements may be arranged slightly differently.
Change the screen orientation
See chapter: 7.1.7 Settings on page 64
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User interface

5.4 Display and operating elements

The display and operating elements of the controller are summa‑ rized and explained in this chapter.
 Refer to this chapter if you want to read about the meaning of
a display or an operating element during operation.

5.4.1 Process screen (main screen)

After the device is switched on, the process screen appears. The process screen is the main screen of the controller. The display adapts to the selected application, e.g., by showing the name of the application, process steps, and target values.
Example
Process screen
with display and
operating elements
Meaning
Elements of the process screen
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
Status bar with help button, date/time, error message
2
Title line: name of the application, display or menu
3
Analog and digital pressure display with target and actual pressure
4
Button to open the application menu
5
Application icon with process time; open parameter list
6
Open/close process step display
7
Step buttons, adjust pressure value during operation
8
Process step display
9
Screen navigation
10
Operating buttons = operating elements for control
7
8
9
10
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User interface

5.4.2 Display elements

Status bar
Status bar color
codes
Sounds
Color Meaning
Gray
Yellow
Red
Standard Warning Error
Sounds
Sound Meaning
Touch tone unless muted
 Feedback entry
Warning or error
 Shows that an error or warning is present.  Active while error status persists.
Pressure display
Example
Standard pressure
display
Example
Pressure display
PC 520, PC 620
Symbol (icon) Meaning
Standard pressure display
 Pressure curve – analog pressure dis‑
play.
 Digital pressure display.
Blue Gray
Pressure setpoint
Blue dividing line – animated during op‑ eration
Actual pressure and pressure unit
Pressure display for 2 vacuum connec­tions
 Analog and digital pressure display for
2 processes (A + B).
 Switch between the processes by tap‑
ping the symbol.
Actual pressure Control range
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Pop‑up windows (context menus)
User interface
Examples
Pop‑up window
Graphic Function
Numeric keypad with special buttons
 Enter numerical values.  Select a function using special buttons
(OFF, ATM, AUTO).  Min./max. values displayed.  Values outside the permissible input
range are not accepted.
Onscreen keyboard
 Enter alphanumeric values in the input
eld.
 Automatic switching between
QUERTY or QUERTZ.
Time picker
Adjust the time by scrolling through
the numbers.
Example
Parameter list
Pop-up list
 Select a function or setting.
Message or error message
 Message, error message as plain text. Conrm message, acknowledge error.
Parameter list
Graphic Function
Parameterlistwithinputelds
Display and adjustment of application
values.  Display is divided into process steps.  The parameter list display changes to
reect the selected application.
Blue Gray
Active process step
Non‑active process step
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User interface

5.4.3 Operating elements and symbols

Status bar
Symbol (icon) Meaning
Access help
Tips for operation can be accessed from any
menu level.
USB connected
 Shows that a device is connected via USB.
WiFi active (option)
Example
Main menu
 Shows that a WiFi USB dongle is inserted.
Date and time
Date/time
 Shows the date and time in the preset format.
View process screen
 Switch back to the process screen from any
menu level; process screen symbol:
Operating elements – adjust pressure setpoint
Symbol (icon) Meaning
Pressure curve – analog pressure display
Adjust the pressure setpoint by moving the
marker.
Marker – pressure setpoint
Digital pressure display
Process screen,
adjust pressure
setpoint, even during operation
Adjust the pressure setpoint by tapping.
Step buttons (not a slider!)
Adjust the pressure setpoint by tapping.
Blue
Gray
Active
Locked
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Operating elements – process steps
Button or icon Meaning
Active Locked
Application icon
Tap briey to open the parameter list.  Press and hold to open the context menu.
Shortcut
 Open the applications menu.
User interface
Process screen
Process step
Right/left arrow
 Open/close the process step display.
Process step display
 View the parameter list.  Process step display.
Blue Gray
Active process step during operation
Non‑active process step
Screen navigation
 Switch between the screens of a menu level.
Blue Gray
Selected page Additional pages in the level
Continue with [text on button] (if part of the pro­cess)
 By tapping on the button, start the next process
step shown, e.g., hold vacuum.
Example
Parameter list
Operating elements – parameter list
Symbol (icon) Meaning
Cancel
 Cancel entry or selection.  Go back to the previous display.  Exit the menu.
Help with process step
 Display information about the process step.
Conrm
Conrm entry or selection.  Exit the menu.  Acknowledge an error.
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User interface
Parameter list
Process screen
Inputeldorselectioneld
Tap to open a pop‑up window where you can
enter values or select a function, even during operation.
Blue Black
Input eld for active process Input eld for inactive process
Operating elements for control
Button
Active Locked
*
Function
Start
 Start application – only available on the process
screen.
Stop
 Stop application – always possible.
VENT – vent the system (option)
Press button < 2 sec = vent briey; control con‑
tinues.
*
 Press button > 2 sec = vent to atmospheric
pressure; vacuum pump is stopped.
 Press button during venting = venting is
stopped.
Favorites
View Favorites menu.
* Button is only displayed if venting valve is connected or activated.
= venting valve connected and activated
= no venting valve connected or deactivated
Other icons and their functions
Icon Meaning
Edit
 Enter description for new application in application editor
Processstepconguration
 Adjust process step details in application editor.
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Operation

6 Operation

The controller has an application‑based user interface. You can select, edit and start an application from a series of pre‑dened basic applications. Fine adjustments for the selected application
can be made at any time in the parameter list or directly via the
5.4.3 Operating elements and symbols on page 44.

6.1 Applications

6.1.1 Select and start application

Example
Select and start
application
Tap/press
lightly
1
3
2
5 Vacuum control running. 5 Animated blue dividing line.
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Operation

6.1.2 Adjust pressure setpoint

The controller offers a variety of options for adjusting the pres‑
sure setpoint during operation.
Change pressure setpoint in the parameter list
Tap/press
lightly
1
3
2
 Enter a target value in the
pop‑up and conrm the entry
2x.
Fine adjustment via step buttons
Tap/press
lightly
‑ Tap or hold down but‑
tons = increase target value
‑ Tap or hold down but‑
tons = decrease target value
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Hold
down
and drag
Release
Operation
Adjust pressure setpoint using marker
1 2
Adjust pressure setpoint in digital pressure display
Tap/press
lightly
1
2
 Enter a target value in the
pop‑up and conrm the entry.
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Operation

6.1.3 Venting

Vent briey
Brief venting
Tap/press
lightly
5 Slight pressure increase. 5 Vacuum control running.
Continuous venting
Hold down
Vent to atmospheric pressure
~ 3 sec
5 Vacuum control stops. 5 Pressure increase until
atmospheric pressure is reached.
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6.1.4 Stop application

Operation
Stop application
Tap/press
lightly
5 Vacuum control stops.
Example
Adjust motor speed

6.2 Application parameters (parameter list)

In the parameter list, you can individually change and adapt vari‑ ous process‑related values before and during operation.
Adjust parameter
1
2
1. View parameter list. 2. Tap on desired input eld.
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Operation
Example
Adjust motor speed
parameter
Cancel
Conrm
3 4
3. Enter the required motor
speed in the pop‑up.
5
4. Conrm entry.
Tap/press
lightly
Example
View of motor speed
parameter during
operation
5. Conrm the change in the
parameter list.
5 Once the application starts,
the motor runs at the
adjusted speed.
 You can make individual
adjustments for your process
in the parameter list at any time.
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Operation

6.3 Pressure graph

The pressure graph is on the same level as the process screen. The menu shows pressure curves of measured vacuum values. The pressure curve is shown until a new application is started, at which point it is replotted.
View pressure curve
Example
View pressure graph
Swipe
left
Swipe left on the display.
5 Pressure graph display. 5 Measurement curves of
connected vacuum sensors.
VSK1 VSP2
VSK1
VSP2
Pressure graph display
1
2
3
4
1
Menu name
2
Key to colors
3
Measurement curve(s)
4
Pressure/time graph
 Tap on the color key of a vacuum sensor to display or hide indi‑
vidual measurement curves.
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Operation

6.4 Main menu

The main menu is on the same level as the process screen. The submenus of the controller can be accessed from the main menu.
View main menu
Example
View main menu
Swipe
right
Swipe right on the display.
Main menu display
5 Main menu display.
1
2
3
1
Menu name
2
Pressure display
3
Overview of submenus
The function of each submenu is shown by its icon and the text below it.
See also chapter: 7.1 Erweiterte Bedienung
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Operation

6.4.1 Applications

This menu lists all applications: default application, favorites, and newly created applications.
View application menu
View applications
submenu
Tap/press
lightly
Show context menu
5 Display the applications
submenu.
Example
View context menu
for applications
Hold down
~ 3 sec
5 The context menu
appears.
 Select the required function in the context menu.
Would you like to transfer your applications to another VACUU·SELECT?
Simply use the export function as described in chapter:
7.1.9 Administration – import/export
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Operation

6.4.2 Favorites

Applications marked as favorites are identied by a star on the
button.
Add favorites
Example
Add favorites
Hold down
Tap/press
lightly
Conrm
1
~ 3 sec
5 Text changed in the con‑
text menu.
2
5 Button with favorites star. 5 Application listed in favor‑
ites menu.
Remove favorites
Example
Remove favorites
 View the context menu.  Tap Remove from favorites
and conrm.
5 Button without favorites
star.
5 Application removed from
favorites menu.
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Main menu

7 Main menu

7.1 Advanced operation

7.1.1 Application editor

In the application editor, you can compile your own application
using the building‑block principle and save it with an appropriate
name.
Existing applications can be used in the application editor as tem‑ plates, and then saved with a new name.
In the case of lengthy applications, you can scroll through the overview of the process steps.
Example
View application
editor
Tap/press
lightly
View application editor
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Main menu
Application editor display
1
2
3
1
Menu bar
2
Overview of process steps
3
Building blocks with individual process steps which you can
Hold vacuum
scroll through and select as required.

7.1.2 Menu bar and description

Menu bar
 Tool tips help
when selecting process steps.
Example:
Application editor
Icon buttons Meaning
Active Locked
‑ ‑ ‑
Application templates
 Search for an application for editing from a
series of existing applications.
New
 Create a new application.
Save
 Save application.
Save as
 Name of the application.
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Example:
Application editor
Main menu
Description of the application
New application: this name is automatically changed as soon
as you give your application an appropriate name using Save as.
Description of the new application: here, you can enter a brief description of your application. This description appears later in the parameter list. Custom descriptions are only shown in the creator's language.
 Open the context menu to enter a description by tapping
on:
Example
Process step
sections

7.1.3 Overview of process steps

Individual process steps can be added or removed by dragging and dropping. If a process step is dragged onto the editor screen, the image changes. The process step is shown as a numbered process step section.
Meaning of process step section(s)
1
2
1
Process step conguration
2
Process step section, num‑ bered.
Using the process step conguration, you can specify which parameters will later be displayed in the parameter list and which are available for editing.
Each process step section represents a process step. By hold‑ ing down and moving the numbers, process step sections can be (re)arranged as desired.
As a visual aid to help you rearrange the process step sections, a blue bar appears at the point where they can be placed.
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Main menu
The process step sections are numbered from top to bottom, from 1 to n. If a process step section is added, shifted or removed,
the numbering is adjusted automatically.

7.1.4 Process end

Process end means the dened end of an application. Process
steps can only be placed above this.
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Example
Create a new
application
Tap/press
lightly

7.1.5 Edit application

Create a new application
1
Main menu
2
Hold down
and drag
Release
Save as
Conrm
Exit menu
3
5 6
7 8
4
9 10
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Main menu
Example
Edit new application
Tap/press
lightly
Hold down
Save
11 12
13 14
Conrm
Exit menu
15
16
17 18
5 New application listed with
white symbol in applications submenu.
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Example
Edit existing
application
Hold down
Tap/press
lightly

7.1.6 Remove process step

Change application
1
3 4
Main menu
2
Hold down
and drag
Release
Save
Exit menu
5
7 8
6
5 The removed process step is no longer displayed in the
parameter list of the application.
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Main menu

7.1.7 Settings

In this submenu you can adjust the display, switch to another
language, and make presettings for connected VACUU·BUS pe‑ ripheral devices.
View settings submenu
Example
Main menu \
Settings \ Basic
settings
Tap/press
lightly
Example
Overview
Context menu
settings
Meaning of the context menu
Under Display, you can change settings for the screen.
Under Sounds, the volume of the acoustic signals for warnings and haptics can be set or switched off.
Cancel
Conrm
In Regional Settings, you can change the language and pressure unit.
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Main menu
Example
Overview
Context menu
settings
Overview of
possible basic
settings
You can specify presettings for your process in Basic Settings. The
vacuum sensor, which measures actual pressure, is shown here.
Meaning of basic settings
Function Setting Meaning
Autostart Off / On Off: The controller is set to
"stop" after power is restored. On: An application that was started is continued following a power failure and subsequent restoration of power.
Vacuum sensor VS‑C _ / VS‑P _ Select the vacuum sensor for
control. VSK: rough vacuum,
VSP: ne vacuum.
Run‑on time for cool‑
ant valve(s)
Off / hh:mm:ss Coolant run‑on time.
Delay time for level sensor(s)
Off / hh:mm:ss
Delay time for full status indi‑ cator of level sensor.
The available basic settings adapt to the connected VACUU·BUS components.
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Main menu

7.1.8 Settings/administration

Administration area of the controller – only for authorized staff.
View administration submenu
Example
Main menu \
Settings \ Adminis‑
tration
Tap/press
lightly
1 2
5 Submenu with buttons for
administrative purposes.
Meaning of the context menu
Example
Overview
Context menu
Administration
Adjustments for date and time.
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Main menu
Presettings for adding the controller to your network.
Activate command for loading soft‑ ware update from connected USB
ash drive.
IMPORTANT!
Reset the controller to the factory settings.
Restoring the factory settings deletes all data, settings and ap‑ plications.
 Back up your settings, applications and data beforehand;
see chapters: 7.1.9 Administration – import/export and
7.2 Data logger
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Main menu

7.1.9 Administration – import/export

View import/export submenu
Example
Main menu \
Settings \ Adminis‑
tration \ Import/
Export
Tap/press
lightly
Example
Overview
Context menu
Import/Export
Meaning of the context menu
You can use the export function to transfer data, such as applications you have created, to other control‑
lers via USB ash drive.
Cancel
Conrm
You can customize the data export by tapping Complete, Settings, or Applications.
You can use the import function to transfer data from another exter‑ nal controller to this controller.
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Main menu

7.1.10 Administration – VACUU·BUS

The VACUU·BUS submenu simplies the detection and manage‑ ment of VACUU·BUS components.
View VACUU·BUS submenu
Example
Main menu
\ Settings \
Administration \
VACUU·BUS
Tap/press
lightly
The buttons retrieve context menus. The context menus facilitate the use of presettings for VACUU·BUS components, e.g., address
conguration, detection of connected components. Vacuum sen‑
sors and level sensors, amongst others, can be calibrated in this submenu.
Overview
Context menus
VACUU·BUS
Cancel
Conrm
Meaning of the context menu
The Component detection func‑ tion scans all connected compo‑ nents and updates the list of con‑ nected VACUU·BUS peripherals in the controller. Example: If one level sensor is re‑ moved and component detection is performed, the level sensor will no longer be listed in the component
conguration.
With component conguration, the addresses of connected com‑ ponents can be easily changed or reassigned.
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Main menu
Using component activation, con‑ nected VACUU·BUS components can be individually activated or de‑ activated, i.e., the components can remain connected but are switched on or off at the controller as re‑ quired for the ongoing process.
Pop‑up for the calibration of con‑ nected vacuum sensors at ambi‑
ent pressure and under vacuum.
OPTION
Pop‑up for the calibration of con‑
nected level sensors.
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7.2 Data logger

View data logger submenu
Main menu
Example
Main menu \ Data
logger
Tap/press
lightly
Overview
Context menus
Data logger
Meaning of the context menu
In the data logger settings, the storage interval and download peri‑
od can be specied.
Cancel
Conrm
If a USB ash drive is connected,
the log data for the preset time pe‑ riod can be downloaded here.
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Main menu

7.3 Service

In this menu, you can nd or download information about the de‑
vice. In the event of an error, please forward this information to our Service Department.
View service submenu
Example
Main menu \ Service
Tap/press
lightly
Overview
Context menus
Data logger
Meaning of the context menu
Information about the device is displayed here.
Cancel
If a USB ash drive is connected, the diagnostics can be download‑
Conrm
. . .
ed here.
Counter for hours of operation with optional maintenance wizard.
Off: No reminder message. On: Reminder message for mainte‑
nance after specied hours of
operation have elapsed.
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8 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting
Technical support
Example
Error message
pop‑up
To identify errors and potential remedies, please refer to the troubleshooting table Error – Cause – Remedy.
For technical assistance or errors for which you require ad‑ ditional support, please contact your local distributor or our
Service Department1.

8.1 Error messages

Errors are indicated immediately by the controller as plain text in
a pop‑up message. The status line provides a visual indication of
the extent of the error. In addition, an acoustic signal is emitted while the error persists.
Pop‑up message
Source of error, descrip‑ tion, error code
Example
Error

8.1.1 Error indication

Error indication
Symbol Meaning
Error indication
 Indication in the case of error or warning.  Tap to display text and acknowledge the error.
Color Meaning
Warning
Yellow
Red
Sound Meaning
 Indicates persisting error; process continues to run.  Warnings will be reset automatically after remedy.
Error
 Indicates persisting error; process stops.  Only after fault elimination and acknowledgment of
the error message the process can be restarted.
Warning or error
 Shows that an error or warning is present.  Active while error status persists.
1 -> Phone: +49 9342 808-5660, fax: +49 9342 808-5555, [email protected]
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Troubleshooting

8.1.2 Acknowledge error indication

Errors must be acknowledged after the fault has been remedied.
Error information and acknowledgement
View
message
Acknowl‑
edge
Tap/press
lightly
Warning
1
2
5 Error message reset.

8.1.3 Error indication PC 520/PC 620

Error
Tap/press
lightly
Warnings and / or errors are indicated by a ashing pressure curve. If the ashing pressure curve is pressed, the process with fault can
be called up. The process without fault continues operation. If both processes are affected by the fault, both processes stop.
For errors the same rule applies, as for a controller with only one pressure curve: remedy fault and acknowledge error message.
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8.2 Error – Cause – Remedy

8.2.1 Pop‑up message
Troubleshooting
Error – Cause –
Remedy
Error  Possible cause Remedy
Communica‑ tion error
Error at frequency converter (FC)
Error at control system
Error at pump `Check VMS‑B
Error at digital I/O module
Error at analog I/O module
Error at Peltronic
Error at vacu‑ um sensor
Overpressure ` Pressure too high.
Underrange ` Pressure below mea‑
`One or more
VACUU·BUS compo‑ nents were removed.
`Deactivate relevant
VACUU·BUS com‑ ponents.
`Perform component
detection.
`Address incorrectly
congured.
`Temperature too
high.
`FC defective. `Valve defective. `Check address.
`Congure correct
address.
`Replace defective
component.
`Replace defective
component.
`Send in defective
(switching device).
`No power supply at
IN of I/O module.
`Plug pulled out. `An error occurred in
the system and the I/O module relayed it
device.
`Connect power sup‑
ply.
`Check plug‑in con‑
nection.
`Remedy cause of
external error.
to the controller.
`No power supply. `Connect power sup‑
ply.
`Ambient temperature
too high, Peltronic overheated.
`Performance require‑
ments too high.
`Peltronic defective.
`Eliminate cause of
overheating of the Peltronic.
`Send in defective
component.
`Replace defective
component.
`Vacuum sensor
defective.
`Measuring range
exceeded.
`Send in defective
component.
`Acknowledge warn‑
ing indication.
`Eliminate cause of
overpressure.
`Calibrate vacuum
suring range.
`Vacuum sensor
sensor correctly.
adjustment incorrect.
Personnel
Specialist
Resp. spe­cialist
Specialist
Resp. specialist
Specialist, resp. specialist
Specialist
Specialist
Resp. specialist
Operator, specialist
Specialist
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Troubleshooting
Error  Possible cause Remedy
Maximum liq‑ uid level reached
`Full status indicator
of a level sensor.
`Level sensor discon‑
nected.
`Level sensor not
adjusted correctly.
`Component defec‑ defec‑
tive.
`Empty the glass
ask or container in
question.
`Connect level sen‑
sor.
`If permanently
removed, perform the VACUU · BUS component detec‑ tion.
`Re‑adjust level sen‑
sor.
`Exchange defective
component.

8.2.2 General faults

Personnel
Operator
Error  Possible cause Remedy
No display `Power plug or plug‑in
power supply not cor‑ rectly plugged in or pulled out.
`Pumping unit
switched off.
`VACUU·BUS plug‑in
connection or cables defective or not con‑ nected.
`Controller switched
off or defective.
`Device fuse tripped.
Display frozen `Controller in unde‑
ned state.
`Controller has frozen.
Circuit board fuse defective
`Short circuit on the
circuit board.
`Defective accessory
connected.
`Power consumption
too high.
`Check power con‑
nection or plug‑in
power supply and cables.
`Check VACUU·BUS
plug‑in connection
and cables to the controller.
`Replace defective
components.
`Restart the control‑
ler. Hold down ON/OFF button for more than 10 seconds until device reboots.
`Remedy cause of
the short circuit and replace circuit board fuse.
`Send in.
Personnel
Operator
Operator
Resp. specialist
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Troubleshooting
Error  Possible cause Remedy
Transfer failed `No USB ash drive
connected.
`Not enough storage
space on the USB
ash drive.
Venting valve does not oper‑ ate
`No voltage applied. `VACUU·BUS plug‑in
connection or cables defective or not con‑ nected.
`Venting valve dirty
(polluted).
`Venting valve in sen‑
sor defective.
`Venting valve deacti‑
vated.
`Connect a USB
ash drive with sufcient storage
space.
`Check VACUU·BUS
plug‑in connection
and cables to the controller.
`Clean venting valve. `If necessary, use
another external venting valve.
`Activate venting
valve in the control‑ ler.
Personnel
Specialist
Specialist
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Troubleshooting

8.3 Device fuse

There is a device fuse, type: Nano fuse 4 A/t, on the circuit board
of the controller. If blown, the fuse can be replaced under ESD conditions after the cause has been remedied.
NOTE
Damage possible if work is performed incorrectly.
Have maintenance work performed by a trained electrician
or at least by a person with electrotechnical expertise.
Ensure ESD safeguards when working with the circuit board.
Change device fuse
Change device fuse
ESD tools required: Grounding wristband, at‑head screwdriver
Gr. 1, Torx screwdriver with torque of TX10, tweezers.
1
Preparation:
 Have the tools ready (see
image).
 Disconnect the controller from
the power supply.
1. Lay the controller carefully
face down and unscrew the
4 screws in the housing.
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Troubleshooting
Change device fuse
2
3
2. Carefully lift the display. 3. Carefully pivot back the display.
4
5
4. Lever the fuse out of the base. 5. Insert the new fuse into the
base.
6
7
6. Close the housing tightly. 7. Tighten the housing screws
with the Torx screwdriver; torque 1.1 Nm.
Nano fuse 4 A/t
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Appendix

9 Appendix

9.1 Technical information

Type
Vacuum controller VACUU·SELECT

9.1.1 Technical data

®
Technical data
Ambient conditions
Working temperature Storage/transport tempera‑
10‑40 °C 50–104 °F
‑10‑60 °C 14‑140 °F
(US)
ture Max. altitude
Protection class (front) IP 20
2000 m above sea level
6562 ft
above sea level
Relative humidity 30‑85 %, non‑condensing Prevent condensation or contamination from dust or liquids
Electrical data
Nominal voltage Controller output Power supply via VACUU·BUS
24 VDC
1.2 W
®
Device fuse on circuit board Nano fuse 4 A/t
Interfaces
Plug‑in connector
VACUU·BUS
®
Ethernet (LAN) USB port (1.0–2.0)
Patch cable min. cat. 5e RJ45 2x USB‑A 2.0, max. 0.5 A per port
Connections
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor
Venting valve, optional
Weights
Small ange KF DN 16
Hose nozzle DN 6/10
PTFE hose DN 8/10
Silicone tube DN 4/6
(US)
Controller with sensor 745 g 1.64 lb Controller without sensor 590 g 1.3 lb Plug‑in power supply 250 g 0.55 lb
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Dimensions
Appendix
Dimensions (mm)
VACUU·BUS cable
Data on rating plate

9.1.2 Rating plate

In the event of an error, make a note of the type and serial
number on the rating plate.
When contacting our Service Department, please provide
the type and serial number from the rating plate. This will
allow us to provide you with specic support and advice for
your device.
VACUU·SELECT® rating plate, general
Manufacturer
Type
Serial number/year of
manufacture/month
Data matrix code
Power supply
VACUU·BUS compatible
address
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Appendix

9.1.3 VACUU·SELECT® Sensor (optional)

Wetted materials
Wetted materials
Vacuum data
Component Wetted materials
Sensor Aluminum oxide ceramic,
gold‑coated (if applicable)
Measurement chamber PPS Small ange PP Sealing ring at the sensor Chemically resistant
uoroelastomer
O‑ring inside small ange FKM
Hose nozzle PP Venting valve seal FFKM Optional: blind plugs without
venting valve
Epoxy resin
Vacuum data
Values
Measuring range (absolute)
Accuracy of measure‑ ment
Measuring principle
1060–0.1 mbar 795–0.1 Torr
±1 mbar/hPa/Torr, ±1 digit, with VACUU·SELECT® vacuum controller (after
adjustment, constant temperature) Ceramic diaphragm (aluminum oxide, gold‑
coated), capacitive, gas type independent, absolute pressure
(US)
Temperature coefcient
Maximum admissible
< ±0.15 mbar (hPa)/K < ±0.11 Torr/K
1.5 bar 1125 Torr
pressure, abs.
Maximum admissible media temperature (gas), non‑explosive atmo‑
sphere: Short term (< 5 min) Continuous operation
80 °C 176 °F
45 °C 113 °F
ATEX conformity II 3/‑ G IIC T4 X Internal Atm. only
Maximum admissible media temperature (gas) ` atmosphere:
Short term 40 °C 104 °F Continuous operation
40 °C 104 °F
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9.2 Ordering information

Appendix
Ordering information
Overview
of possible
VACUU·BUS®
components
(Optional)
Vacuum controller
VACUU·SELECT® with power supply unit, with sensor VACUU·SELECT® without power sup‑
ply unit, without sensor VACUU·SELECT® with power sup‑
ply unit, without sensor
Accessories
Vacuum hose DN 6 mm (l = 1000 mm) PTFE hose KF 16 Silicone rubber hose 3/6 (vent with inert gas)
VACUU·BUS wall duct
DAkkS calibration with rst delivery
DAkkS recalibration
VACUU·BUS peripheral devices
Vacuum sensor VACUU·SELECT® Sensor
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor without venting valve
VSK 3000
Order no.
20700000
20700040
20700050
Order no.
20686000
20686031
20636156
20636153
20900214
20900215
Order no.
20700020
20700021
20636657
VSP 3000
Vacuum gauge VACUU·VIEW
VACUU·VIEW extended
Vacuum valve VV‑B 6
(in‑line solenoid valve) VV‑B 6C
VV‑B 15C, KF 16 VV‑B 15C, KF 25
Cooling water valve VKW‑B Venting valve VBM‑B
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor
Module for switching a vacuum pump
VMS‑B
...I/O module Digital...
IN: 5‑75 VDC / OUT: 60 VDC
(2.5 A)
IN: 5‑50 VAC / OUT: 40 VAC
(2.5 A) Analog...
IN: 0‑10 V / OUT: 0‑10 V
Analog...
IN: 4‑20 mA / OUT: 0‑10 V
Emission condenser Peltronic Level sensor for 500 ml round bottom ask
20640530
20683220
20683210
20674290
20674291
20674210
20674215
20674220 20674217
20700020
20676030
20636228
20636229
20635425
20699905 20699908
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Ordering information
Spare parts
International
sales ofces and
distribution
Spare parts
Hose nozzle DN 6/10 Small ange KF 16 PP
Order no.
20636635
20635008
Protective cap DN 10/16 O‑ring
Extension cable VACUU·BUS® 0.5 m
VACUU·BUS® 2 m
VACUU·BUS® 10 m
VACUU·BUS
®
Y adapter Safety information for vacuum equipment Instructions for use
20612875
20612552
22618493
20636656
20999254
20901057
Sources of supply
Purchase original accessories and original spare parts from a subsidiary of VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG or your local dis‑ tributor.
Information about our complete product range is available
in the current product catalog.
Your local distributor or VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG
sales oce is available to assist you with orders, questions
on vacuum control and optimal accessories.

9.3 License and privacy information

 This product contains open source software. For license informa‑
tion, please go to the VACUU·SELECT service menu Device information and refer to the legal notices section.
 To improve device diagnostics in the event of an error or during
service, diagnostics data are stored on the device. All diagnostics
data can be downloaded to an USB ash drive from the service
menu. Diagnostics data storage can be deactivated from the same menu.
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9.4 Service

Appendix
Service offer and
service range
Take advantage of the comprehensive range of servic‑ es available from VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG.
Services in detail
 Product consultation and practical solutions
 Fast delivery of spare parts and accessories
 Professional maintenance
 Immediate repairs processing
On‑site service (on request)
 Calibration (DAkkS‑accredited)
 With Health and Safety Clearance form: return, disposal.
Visit our website for further information: www.vacuubrand.com.
Service handling
Follow the terms of
service
Return (reshipment)
1. Contact your local distributor or our Service Department.
2. Request an RMA no. for your order.
3. Clean the product thoroughly or if necessary, decontaminate
it professionally.
4. Download the Health and Safety Clearance form.
5. Fill out the Health and Safety Clearance form in full.
6. Return your product, including:
 RMA no. and description of the error  Repair or service order  Health and Safety Clearance form  Attach everything to the outside of the package
Reduce downtime, speed up processing. Please have the
required data and documents at hand when contacting our Service Department.
Your order can be quickly and easily processed.Hazards can be prevented.A brief description and/or photos will help locate the
source of the error.
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Appendix

9.5 Index

Index
A
Abbreviations .................................... 12
Action steps ...................................... 11
Add favorites..................................... 56
Additional symbols............................ 10
Adjust motor speed..................... 51, 52
Adjust parameter .............................. 52
Adjust pressure setpoint ................... 44
Administration ................................... 66
ATEX equipment category ................ 19
ATEX equipment labeling ................. 19
B
Basic settings ............................. 64, 65
C
Certicate (online) ............................ 88
Change device fuse .................... 78, 79
Change language ............................. 64
Color coding of status bar................. 42
Connection options ........................... 34
Connect venting valve ...................... 37
Context menu for applications .......... 55
Context menus VACUU·BUS .......... 69
Continuous venting ........................... 50
Copyright © ........................................ 7
Country‑specic plug attachment ..... 32
Create application............................. 61
D
Data logger ....................................... 71
Description of vacuum controller ...... 21
Description of VACUU·SELECT® Sen‑
sor..................................................... 25
Display and operating elements ....... 41
Display conventions............................ 9
Display elements .............................. 42
Display of operating steps ................ 11
Disposal ............................................ 20
Distributors ....................................... 84
E
EC Declaration of Conformity ........... 88
Edit application ................................. 62
Electrical connection......................... 32
Error – Cause – Remedy .................. 75
Error message pop‑up ...................... 73
Explanation of safety symbols .......... 10
F
Foreseeable misuse ......................... 15
Front view ......................................... 22
I
Icons ................................................. 10
Import/export .................................... 68
Improper use .............................. 14, 15
Instruction modules ............................ 8
L
Landscape ........................................ 40
Landscape view ................................ 40
Limitation of use ............................... 28
M
Main screen ...................................... 41
Mandatory sign ................................. 10
Manual structure ................................. 8
Measurement chamber..................... 82
O
ON/OFF button ................................. 38
Operating elements and symbols ..... 44
Operating elements for control ......... 46
Operating elements – process steps 45
Operating panel .......................... 13, 22
Operating steps ................................ 11
Operating steps as graphics ............. 11
Ordering information ......................... 83
P
Parameter list ................................... 51
Personnel qualication ..................... 16
Plug‑in power supply ........................ 32
Pop‑up window ................................. 43
Portrait .............................................. 40
Portrait view ...................................... 40
Power supply .................................... 33
Power supply to controller ................ 33
Power supply via peripheral device .. 33 Power supply via plug‑in power supply . 32
Pressure display PC 520, PC 620 .... 42
Prevent explosive mixtures............... 19
Process screen ................................. 41
Process step ..................................... 59
Process step conguration ............... 59
Process step section ........................ 59
Product description ........................... 21
Product‑specic terms ...................... 13
Prohibition sign ................................. 10
Protective clothing ............................ 17
Q
Quality standard ............................... 17
G
Gestures ........................................... 39
Goods receipt ................................... 28
H
Handling instructions ........................ 11
Health and Safety Clearance form ... 85
R
Rating plate ................................ 25, 81
reboot ............................................... 38
Remove favorites.............................. 56
Responsibility matrix......................... 16
Return (reshipment).......................... 85
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S
Safety ................................................. 7
Safety information............................. 14
Screen orientations........................... 40
Select application ............................. 47
Service.............................................. 72
Service handling ............................... 85
service range .................................... 85
Side view .......................................... 24
Sounds ............................................. 42
Sources of supply ............................. 84
Standard pressure display ................ 42
Start application ................................ 47
Status bar ......................................... 44
Stop application ................................ 51
Switch off diagnostics data storage
(privacy notice) ................................. 84
Switch on device............................... 38
Symbols ............................................ 10
Symbols with operating function ....... 44
Appendix
T
Technical data................................... 80
Technical support.............................. 73
Term denition .................................. 13
Tool tips ............................................ 58
Top view............................................ 22
Top view, side view ........................... 25
Touchscreen operation ..................... 39
U
User information ................................. 7
V
VACUU·BUS® .................................. 13
VACUU·BUS accessories ................. 83
VACUU·BUS® connector ................. 13
VACUU·BUS simplied ..................... 69
Vacuum connection .......................... 34
Vacuum data ..................................... 82
VACUU·SELECT® Sensor ............... 25
VACUU·VIEW ................................... 83
VACUU·VIEW extended ................... 83
Vent briey ........................................ 50
Venting connection (option) .............. 37
Vent with ambient air ........................ 37
Vent with inert gas ............................ 37
View application editor ...................... 57
View applications submenu .............. 55
View main menu ............................... 54
View pressure graph ......................... 53
W
Warning symbol ................................ 10
Wetted materials ............................... 82
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Appendix

9.6 EU Declaration of conformity

EU‑Konformitätserklärung EC Declaration of Conformity Déclaration CE de conformité
Hersteller / Manufacturer / Fabricant:
VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG · Alfred‑Zippe‑Str. 4 · 97877 Wertheim · Germany
Hiermit erklärt der Hersteller, dass das Gerät konform ist mit den Bestimmungen der Richtlinien:
Hereby the manufacturer declares that the device is in conformity with the directives:
Par la présente, le fabricant déclare, que le dispositif est conforme aux directives:
2014/30/EU (EMV‑RL), 2014/35/EU (N‑RL), 2011/65/EU (RoHS‑2)
Vakuum‑Controller / Vacuum controller / Régulateur de vide
Typ / Type / Type: VACUU·SELECT
Artikelnummer / Order number / Numéro d‘article: 2070000, 20700040, 20700050
20700061, 20700100, 20700101, 20700110, 20700111, 20635118
Seriennummer / Serial number / Numéro de série: Siehe Typenschild / See rating plate / Voir plaque signalétique
Angewandte harmonisierte Normen / Harmonized standards applied / Normes harmonisées utilisées: DIN EN 12100:2011, DIN EN 61326‑1:2013,
DIN EN 61010‑1:2010 (Ed. 3), DIN EN 61010‑1:2011, DIN EN 50581:2013
Bevollmächtigter für die Zusammenstellung der technischen Unterlagen / Person authorised to compile the technical le / Personne autorisée à constituer le dossier technique: Dr. J. Dirscherl · VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG · Germany
Ort, Datum / place, date / lieu, date: Wertheim, 28.01.2019
®
i. A.
(Dr. F. Gitmans) (Dr. A. Wollschläger)
Geschäftsführer / Managing Director / Gérant
VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG
Alfred‑Zippe‑Str. 4 97877 Wertheim
www.vacuubrand.com/certicate
Regulatory Affairs Manager / Directrice des affaires réglementaires
Phone: +49 9342 808‑0 Fax: +49 9342 808‑5555 E‑Mail: [email protected]
Web: www.vacuubrand.com
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Manufacturer:
VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG Alfred‑Zippe‑Str. 4 97877 Wertheim GERMANY
Phone:
Head ofce +49 9342 808‑0 Sales +49 9342 808‑5550 Service +49 9342 808‑5660
Fax: +49 9342 808‑5555
Email: [email protected] Web: www.vacuubrand.com
Version: 20901059_EN_VACUU·SELECT_V1.3_280119 – TDD2 – © VACUUBRAND GMBH + CO KG – 2018
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