TELEVAC MM200 Manual page 136

TELEVAC
INSTRUMENT MANUAL
VACUUM GAUGE MODEL MM200
803 SENSORS
Specifications for the various sensors (gauge tubes) are listed in Tables 3.2 and 4.1.
804 ORDERING INFORMATION
Modular gauges may be assembled by combining several modules to form the desired multi-functional gauge.
Select the desired modules and build the model number of the gauge as shown in the example below. Typically,
setpoint relay modules are inserted first, starting from left to right, then thermocouple gauges are installed from left
to right. Finally, cold cathode gauges from right to left. Blank panels are used if there is less than a full complement
of modules. In the analog versions, the types of modules are limited by the markings on the meter (s) installed;
whereas in the digital gauge no limitations exist.
AVAILABLE MODULES: Can be placed in any of slots 1 through 6
TC = THERMOCOUPLE
2A = Two station 2A
7E = One station 7E
CV = CONVECTION
4A = Two station 4A
DI = DIAPHRAGM
1E = Two station 1E
3E = Hot carthode (EB degas)
FUTURE OPTIONS:
Capacitance Diaphragm Gauge (CDG), Flow Meter
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S = SETPOINT RELAY
S = 4 @ 5 Amp, 120VAC
B = BLANK PANELS
B1 = Full blank
B2 = 1/2 blank
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CC = COLD CATHODE
7B = One station 7B2
7F = One station 7F
HC = HOT CATHODE
3D = Hot cathode (I
R = DIGITAL INT.
R = RS232 / RS485 (SLOT 7)
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R degas)
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