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- Page 1 Health Physics Division Radiation Safety. Perfected. 15-00100 Rev 0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
2.1 Use and Functionality ....................................... 4 2.2 Compatibility with Mirion Technologies Products ............................5 3- Functionality and Preparation for Use ..............................6 3.1 Attachment to and Removal of Transmitter from DMC 3000 ........................6 4- Telemetry Module Use ..................................... 10 4.1 Visual Indicators ........................................10 4.2 Battery Replacement ...................................... -
Page 3: 1- Presentation
Green LED Red LED for Transmission for Alarms Yellow LED Blue LED for Low/Dead Battery for USB Communication... -
Page 4: 2- General
2.1 Use and Functionality The DMC 3000 Telemetry Module is the latest accessory for use with Mirion’s DMC 3000 electronic dosimeter. It enhances the DMC 3000 family of products by offering remote monitoring functions as well as augmenting alarms through a series of bright LED indicators. -
Page 5: Compatibility With Mirion Technologies Products
Mirion products. 2.2.2 WRM Protocol Compatible The DMC 3000 Telemetry Module uses WRM2 communications protocol, and can be used with existing telemetry software such as WinWRM2, Large Format Display, TeleView 2000 and TeleView 3000. -
Page 6: 3- Functionality And Preparation For Use
3.1 Attachment to and Removal of Transmitter from DMC 3000 3.1.1 Dosimeter Preparation ■ Dosimeter should be in Pause mode. ■ DMCUser’s Parameter settings shall be configured as follows: G2 Protocol ӽ For “Allow external module” select “Yes”. ӽ For “Enable external module” select “On”. - Page 7 Torx N° 8, ISO 14583 ■ Ensure dosimeter is in Pause mode (i.e., not in Run or Sleep mode). ■ Unscrew the two screws (1) with the screwdriver provided with your DMC 3000. ■ Rotate and remove the battery cover (2). ■...
- Page 8 3.1.3 Detachment ■ Ensure the dosimeter is in Pause mode. ■ Detach the transmitter from the dosimeter. ■ Recommended method for clearing “MOD DEF” alert indication from dosimeter display is to perform the following: ӽ Select “Detach Module” in the bottom of DMCUser’s window. ӽ...
- Page 9 3.1.5 Self Tests In order to ensure the module preserves the longest transmit life, a battery self test and diagnostic LED sequence is performed following battery installation: ■ Upon insertion of new or unused battery, transmitter will perform a self-test with a green test pattern on the right LED.
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Page 10: 4- Telemetry Module Use
Data exchanges are the functional information transferred between the dosimeter and the telemetry module in order to package and transmit dosimeter data. The DMC 3000 Telemetry Module has two green LEDs. Under normal conditions, they shall both flash whenever the device transmits (i.e., every 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, or 64 seconds). - Page 11 4.1.3 Low/Dead Battery The telemetry module has battery indicator LEDs that flash to indicate a weakened or dead battery. ■ When the battery is weakened, the left yellow LED will flash in place of the green LED. (Yellow) (Green) ■ When the battery is dead (i.e., too weak to properly transmit), both yellow LEDs will flash in place of the green LEDs.
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Page 12: Battery Replacement
4.2 Battery Replacement A yellow and green flashing LED indicates the transmitter is still transmitting at a less than optimum voltage level and a battery change should be performed within the next few hours (see Section 4.1.3). The dosimeter will provide a warning upon detection of a transmitter dead battery threshold via a display indication. -
Page 13: 5- Configuration
Diagnostics Note: The configuration software for the DMC 3000 Telemetry Module is intended for an appropriate experienced user to modify selectable parameters outside factory default values. If a telemetry module’s configurations have been changed while attached to a dosimeter in Run mode, the dosimeter must be first put into Pause mode for the changes to take effect. -
Page 14: 6- Troubleshooting
6.1 Telemetry Module Faults and the DMC 3000 During a fault with the telemetry module, the DMC 3000 will exhibit the following characteristics: ■ Dosimeter detection will not be affected by the module failure. ■ Dosimeter will retain all Dose, Max Rate, set points and status bits regardless of module status, failure or connections. -
Page 15: 7- Functional Summary
7.1 LED Summary LED Pattern Meaning ■ Proper reading and transmission of dosimeter (Green) (Green) data. ■ Indicator of new or unused battery insertion. (None) (Green) ■ Indicator of used battery insertion. (None) (Yellow) ■ Indication of a low battery during transmission (Yellow) (Green) of data. -
Page 16: 8- Technical Characteristics
■ Width 2.3 in. (58 mm) ■ Thickness 0.98 in. (25 mm) ■ Weight 54 g without DMC 3000 and 165 g with the DMC 3000 and AAA Battery ■ Case Blue PC/ABS plastic ■ RGB LED’s ■ Antenna Connectors Wired ■... - Page 17 Health Physics Division Americas Mirion Technologies (MGPI), Inc. 5000 Highlands Parkway Suite 150 Smyrna, GA 30082 Tel. +1 770-432-2744 Europe Mirion Technologies (MGPI) S.A. Lieu-dit Calès, route d’Eyguières, 13113 Lamanon France Tel. +33 (0)4 90 59 59 59 Asia Mirion Commercial (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
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