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GAMMAcast Detectors
LB 6739, LB 6752, LB 6760
Operating Manual
Embedded Software as of Vers. 1.3.0 (LB 6739, LB 6752)
and Vers. 1.0.4 (LB 6760)
48452BA2 · Rev.06 · 04/2023

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  • Page 1 GAMMAcast Detectors LB 6739, LB 6752, LB 6760 Operating Manual Embedded Software as of Vers. 1.3.0 (LB 6739, LB 6752) and Vers. 1.0.4 (LB 6760) 48452BA2 · Rev.06 · 04/2023...
  • Page 3 BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG P.O. Box 100 163 75312 Bad Wildbad, Germany www.berthold.com Phone +49 7081 177-0 Fax +49 7081 177-100 industry@berthold.com...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents GAMMAcast Detectors Operating Manual About this Document ..................1 Some Prior Remarks ..................... 1 Storage Place ........................ 1 Target Group ........................ 1 Validity of the Operating Manual ................1 Copyright ........................1 Structure of the Manual ....................2 Notation ........................
  • Page 6 GAMMAcast Detectors Table of Contents Detector Error ......................39 6.4.1 Overview ........................40 Detector Service ......................41 6.5.1 Exporting Service Data ....................42 Detector Factory Reset ....................43 6.6.1 Rebooting the Detector ..................... 43 Error Codes ........................44 6.7.1 GAMMAcast Detectors ....................44 6.7.2 Mainboard ........................

  • Page 7: About This Document

    Validity of the Operating Manual Before commissioning and using the GAMMAcast detectors in connection with a suitable evaluation unit provided by Berthold, it is required to carefully read the present operating manual as well as the operating manual of the corresponding evaluation unit.

  • Page 8: Structure Of The Manual

    GAMMAcast Detectors 1 About this Document Structure of the Manual This manual has been divided into chapters. The order of the chapters should help you to familiarise yourself quickly and properly with the operation of the GAM- MAcast detectors. Notation In this manual, the following notations are used to state the software interface and the operation: Identifier...

  • Page 9: Warning Notes

    1 About this Document GAMMAcast Detectors Warning Notes Warning notes are designed as follows: Signal Word Source and consequence Explanation, if required  Prevention In case of emergency Warning symbols: (warning triangle) draws attention to the hazard. Signal word: Indicates the severity of danger. Source: Specifies the type or source of danger.

  • Page 10: Symbols Used On The Device

    Berthold, complies with relevant EU directives stated in the original declaration of conformity. This statement shall become void in the case of changes not authorised by Berthold or improper use. For the original declaration of conformity, please refer to the document “Technical Information”.

  • Page 11: Safety

    Proper Use The GAMMAcast detectors are used in connection with a suitable evaluation unit (EVU) provided by Berthold and a corresponding source of radiation in order to measure the radiation intensity occurring during a radiometric measurement. The following constitutes proper use: •...

  • Page 12: Improper Use

    • If the GAMMAcast detectors are used in a way which is not described in the present operating manual, the warranty will be void. • Berthold only accepts liability for and/or guarantees the compliance of the GAMMAcast detectors with their published specifications.

  • Page 13: Operator's Obligations

    Authorised Persons Authorised persons are those who are either designated for the corresponding task due to legal regulations or have been approved by Berthold for certain activities. Operator's Obligations The operator of the product must regularly train his personnel in the following topics: •...

  • Page 14: Product Description

    GAMMAcast Detectors 3 Product Description Product Description The GAMMAcast detectors convert the Gamma-rays emitted by a source of radia- tion into electrical impulses. The pulse rate emitted at the output of the GAM- MAcast detectors to the evaluation unit is proportional to the impinging radiation intensity.

  • Page 15: Scintillator

    3 Product Description GAMMAcast Detectors 3.1.1 Scintillator The GAMMAcast detectors are distinguished by means of the external dimensions and the scintillators used. • GAMMAcast detector LB 6739: Scintillation counter with crystal and photomultiplier (see technical infor- mation, chapter 1) • GAMMAcast detector LB 6752: Polymer scintillation counter with photomultiplier (see technical information, chapter 1) •...

  • Page 16: Commissioning

    GAMMAcast Detectors 4 Commissioning Commissioning Initial Operation DANGER Danger to life from electric shock!  Installation may only be carried out by a qualified electrician. Installation may only be carried out if all components has been de-ener-  gised.  Only open the housings when there is no voltage.

  • Page 17: Terminal Box

    4 Commissioning GAMMAcast Detectors Terminal Box The detectors and the EVU are to be connected via the terminal box. This connec- tion is to be made with a standard 6–wire shielded cable (6 x 0.5 mm²) with a max- imum length of up to 1000 m. As required, the terminal box can be ordered for open ends (Mat.

  • Page 18: Connect Terminal Box

    GAMMAcast Detectors 4 Commissioning 4.2.2 Connect Terminal Box Cover Connector socket Connection cable Terminal strip Fig.4 Connect terminal box (variant with industrial connector) Cables coming from the GAM- Terminal strip of the EVU or of the termi- MAcast detector nal box Yellow Black White...

  • Page 19: Water Cooling System Connection

    4 Commissioning GAMMAcast Detectors Water Cooling System Connection The GAMMAcast detector LB 6752 is already provided with a water cooling system upon delivery. The GAMMAcast detectors LB 6739 and LB 6760 can be purchased with an optional water cooling system. NOTICE Please make sure that the water is drained at the highest point, as shown in (Fig.5, item 3 and Fig.6, item 4).
  • Page 20 GAMMAcast Detectors 4 Commissioning Connection cable with heat protection hose Plug-in connection "PlugProtect" Water cooling inlet Water cooling outlet Fig.6 GAMMAcast detector LB 6752 with integrated water cooling system Insert the GAMMAcast detector with water cooling system into the bore in the mould that corresponds to the GAMMAcast detector.

  • Page 21: Minimum Cooling Water Requirement

    4 Commissioning GAMMAcast Detectors Minimum Cooling Water Requirement NOTICE Device damage due to high temperatures! If the cooling water flow is shut off to early after end of casting, the admissi- ble temperature of the GAMMAcast detector may be exceeded. If the water is left in the water cooling system when there is a risk of frost, this may cause mechanical damage to the water cooling system.

  • Page 22: Software

    GAMMAcast Detectors 5 Software Software In order to be able to access all functions of the GAMMAcast detectors, it is re- quired to operate the detector via the EVU LB 452, that enables the use of a soft- ware control. When operating the detector with another EVU, such as the LB 352, a detector software modem can be used in connection with a PC in order to access the soft- ware of the detector.

  • Page 23: Operation Via Detector Service Modem

     Install the drivers by executing the driver file "BertholdRS485.exe" before con- necting the detector service modem. The software can be downloaded from the Berthold website (www.berthold.com).  Execute the installation file "Setup.exe" in order to install the operating soft- ware "LB 67xx PC control".
  • Page 24 GAMMAcast Detectors 5 Software Service detector modem USB cable Terminal connector strip for GAMMAcast detector GAMMAcast detector Fig.9 Detector service modem 1. Connect the GAMMAcast detector to the terminal strip (Fig.9, item 3) of the detector service modem (Fig.9, item 1). 2.

  • Page 25: Establish Connection

    5 Software GAMMAcast Detectors 5.1.1 Establish Connection Tab “USB” Selection “Baudrate” Button “Connect” Fig.10 Connection window, Software “LB 67xx PC control“ 1. Click on the tab <USB> (Fig.10, item 1). 2. In the drop-down menu (Fig.10, item 2), select a baud rate of 38400. 3.
  • Page 26 GAMMAcast Detectors 5 Software Fig.11 Start page, operating software "LB 67xx PC Control Application" IMPORTANT The scope of the operating software "LB 67xx PC control" is the same as that of the operating software of the EVU. For this reason, a separate description will not be provided at this point.

  • Page 27: Software Update

    USB port on your PC. 5. Connect the detector service modem via the supplied AC adapter to the power supply. 6. Start the program "FlashLoader.exe". The software can be downloaded from the Berthold website (www.berthold.com). The program (connection window) opens.  USB tab...
  • Page 28 GAMMAcast Detectors 5 Software Button <detect device> Fig.13 Flash Loader Main Screen Button < Enter Flash Mode > Fig.14 Flash Loader Connection 11. Click on the button <Enter Flash Mode> (Fig.14, item 1). 48452BA2 Rev.06, 04/2023...
  • Page 29 5 Software GAMMAcast Detectors Button < Program Flash Mode > Button <Start Application> Fig.15 Flash Loader “Program Flash” Page 12. Click on the button <Program Flash> (Fig.15, item 1).  A dialogue window is opened. 13. Select the corresponding file for the software update. The detector is programmed with the respective software.

  • Page 30: Operation Via Evu Lb 452

    GAMMAcast Detectors 5 Software Operation via EVU LB 452 5.2.1 Installation of the GAMMAcast Detector When connecting the GAMMAcast detector to an installed measurement channel of the EVU, the detector will automatically be detected and started. Channel mode drop-down menu Drop-down menu channel 1 Apply button Fig.16...

  • Page 31: Menu Detector

    6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors Menu Detector In Fig.17 the schematic structure of the "detector" menu is displayed. In the "de- tector" menu, you can carry out a check of the detector by acquiring a plateau, make detector settings and set the tripping limits of alarms for temperature ex- ceedings.

  • Page 32: Plateau

    IMPORTANT In the condition as supplied, the operating point has already been correctly ad- justed by Berthold by means of plateau curve acquisition. Acquiring a plateau and setting the correct supply voltage of the photomulti- plier must only be carried out, if the crystal, photomultiplier or electrical com-...
  • Page 33 6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors Current count rate display field Current voltage display field Current temperature display field Detector submenus Fig.19 Menu “Detector | Plateau” 4. Click on Detector | Plateau | Plateau Settings, if you wish to change the pre-set values for the plateau acquisition.

  • Page 34: Plateau Settings

    NOTICE In the condition as supplied, the values in the submenu "Plateau Settings" are pre-set by Berthold.  Only change these values after prior consultation with Berthold. In the Plateau Settings submenu, you have the following settings options: Plateau start/end Definition of the range of the plateau acquisition.

  • Page 35: Record A Plateau

    6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors 6.1.2 Record a Plateau When acquiring a plateau, proceed as follows: 1. Position a test source at the front side of the GAMMAcast detector or use the source of radiation built into the mould. When using the source of radiation, bring the lock of the shielding to the "OPEN"...
  • Page 36 GAMMAcast Detectors 6 Menu Detector 4. Click on the button <Start> in order to acquire a plateau.  A confirmation message opens. 5. Confirm the confirmation message by clicking on <OK>.  The EVU switches to "DET" mode. The current measurement is stopped. ...

  • Page 37: Plateau Curves

    6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors 6.1.3 Plateau Curves This menu offers you the following options: • Display of different plateau curves. The tabs will only appear, if you have al- ready acquired several plateaus. • Finding the operating point using the different plateau curves (if you have acquired several curves).
  • Page 38 NOTICE In the condition as supplied, the operating point of the GAMMAcast detectors has already been pre-set by Berthold. It is only required to find and set a new operating point if the crystal, the photomultiplier or electrical components were exchanged at a later time.

  • Page 39: Detector Settings

    6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors Detector Settings In the menu Channel XY | menu "Channel Overview" | Detector, click on <Det. Settings> to access the "Detector Settings" submenu. This menu provides you with the following displays: • High voltage control mode. •...

  • Page 40: Setting The Control Code

    GAMMAcast Detectors 6 Menu Detector 6.2.1 Setting the Control Mode NOTICE Using the "Automatic" control mode is not recommended for GAMMAcast De- tectors LB 6752.  The GAMMAcast detector LB 6739 should preferable be used in "automatic" mode and the LB 6760 must used in "automatic" mode. AUTO MANUAL Drop-down menu for control mode selection...

  • Page 41: Detector Code

    GAMMAcast Detectors 6.2.2 Detector Code NOTICE Depending on the GAMMAcast detector used, the detector code has been pre- set by Berthold in the condition as supplied.  Change the value only after consultation with Berthold. Possible detector codes: Detector code GAMMAcast detector LB 6739;...

  • Page 42: Temperature

    Damage to the GAMMAcast detector! In the condition as supplied, the values for the threshold and the hysteresis have already been pre-set by Berthold. The maximum temperature specified in the technical data may not be exceeded. If the threshold is set too high, the temperature alarm might not be triggered even though the admissible temperature at the GAMMAcast detector has al- ready been exceeded.
  • Page 43 6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors Extremes display field (minimum temperature) Extremes display field (maximum temperature) Current temperature display field Graphical display of temperature over the course of time Input field for temperature alarm - hysteresis Input field for temperature alarm - threshold "Exceeding"...

  • Page 44: Exceedings

    GAMMAcast Detectors 6 Menu Detector 6.3.1 Exceedings NOTICE The temperature exceedings displayed in the "Exceeding" submenu do not de- pend on the set threshold temperature triggering the temperature alarm. The thresholds (53 °C, 65 °C and 70 °C) used for this list are fixed-programmed. In the menu Channel Overview | Detector | Temperature, click on...

  • Page 45: Detector Error

    6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors Detector Error In the menu Channel Overview | Detector, click on <Det. Error>. Display of the current error code Display of the error message Display of the error history Detector summary submenu Fig.30 "Channel Overview" menu, Detector, Det. Error In the "Det.

  • Page 46: Overview

    GAMMAcast Detectors 6 Menu Detector 6.4.1 Overview In the menu Channel Overview | Detector | Det. Error, click on <Summary> to access Summary submenu. In the "Summary" submenu, you can find a detailed error list. Fig.31 "Channel Overview" menu, Detector, Det. Error - Summary 48452BA2 Rev.06, 04/2023...

  • Page 47: Detector Service

    6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors Detector Service The "Service" submenu offers you the following options: Export service data This button will only appear if you connect a USB flash drive to the EVU. The service data is stored in the main directory of the USB flash drive in form of a .csv file. Ser- vice data includes: •...

  • Page 48: Exporting Service Data

    GAMMAcast Detectors 6 Menu Detector 6.5.1 Exporting Service Data NOTICE Already existing service data will not be overwritten since the file names con- tain the date and time of the export. Please note that all data contained in the .csv files is kept in English. 3.

  • Page 49: Detector Factory Reset

    6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors Detector Factory Reset NOTICE When resetting the detector to its factory settings, all entered settings, for ex- ample the plateau acquisitions, will be lost and the measurement will be stopped. 1. Click on <Detector Factory Reset> if you want to reset the GAMMAcast de- tector to its factory settings.

  • Page 50: Error Codes

    GAMMAcast Detectors 6 Menu Detector Error Codes In the following tables you can find the error codes of the GAMMAcast detectors which provide you with information on how to fix the errors. For more information on the error correction of the EVU, please refer to chap. 8 of the operating manual "47344BA2".

  • Page 51: Mainboard

    6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors 6.7.2 Mainboard Code Text Description Correction Class Monitor The monitoring ADC (Ana-  Contact service Error ADC failure logue Digital Converter) has failed Hardware error. Error while calibrating the  Contact service Error Calibration Hardware error 11 V failure Faulty 11 V operating voltage ...

  • Page 52: Detector Control

    GAMMAcast Detectors 6 Menu Detector 6.7.3 Detector Control Code Text Description Correction Class Error while calibrating the  Contact service Error Calibration DACs Hardware error Pulse recep- Timeout upon receipt of pulse  Carry out software Error tion error rates update Measuring Threshold of measurement...
  • Page 53 6 Menu Detector GAMMAcast Detectors Detector Control (continued) Code Text Description Correction Class HV 20 % HV value >20 % above aver-  Check PMT Warning above aver- age (only in HV-Modus “auto- and/or high matically“) voltage control Glitch Glitch detected (only in HV- ...

  • Page 54: Process Connection

    GAMMAcast Detectors 6 Menu Detector 6.7.4 Process Connection Code Text Description Correction Class System error Hardware error. Flow of  Contact service Error data is disrupted or inter- rupted. System error Hardware error. Flow of  Contact service Error data is disrupted or inter- rupted.

  • Page 55: Maintenance

    7 Maintenance GAMMAcast Detectors Maintenance Malfunctions of the GAMMAcast detectors can be caused by mechanical or thermal overloading. These malfunctions do not always result in a complete failure of the GAMMAcast detectors. In most cases, the specific sensitivity changes or noticeable instabilities occur. In these cases, acquiring a new plateau can be helpful (for instructions on how to acquire a plateau, see chap.

  • Page 56: Replacing The Pmt Or The Pmt Crystal Combination (Only Lb 6739)

    GAMMAcast Detectors 7 Maintenance 7.1.1 Replacing the PMT or the PMT Crystal Combination (only LB 6739) A replacement of the PMT or PMT crystal combination is carried out in the follow- ing cases: • Noticeable instabilities due to thermal or mechanical overloading or bright light incidence.
  • Page 57 7 Maintenance GAMMAcast Detectors Electronics unit Photomultiplier crystal combination with encapsulated crystal on the inside Fig.36 GAMMAcast detector LB 6739 Csl 40/50 without housing pipe Screws of the photomultiplier crystal combination Aluminium adhesive tape Fig.37 GAMMAcast detector LB 6739 Csl 40/50, magnetic shielding and alu- minium adhesive tape 1.
  • Page 58 GAMMAcast Detectors 7 Maintenance Metallic shielding Photomultiplier Metallic shielding with encapsulated crystal Fig.38 GAMMAcast detector LB 6739 Csl 40/50, PMT removed PMT, length: 89 mm PMT, length: 95 mm Fig.39 PMT, 89 mm and 95 mm long NOTICE Two different photomultipliers of different length are used. For length com- pensation, two spacer rings are supplied that need to be installed and/or re- moved if required.
  • Page 59 7 Maintenance GAMMAcast Detectors Connection cable Support ring with screws Fig.40 GAMMAcast detector LB 6739 Csl 40/50, PMT removed If a modification of the spacer rings should be required, disconnect both connec- tion cables from the electronics unit and remove the screws located at the support ring.
  • Page 60 GAMMAcast Detectors 7 Maintenance NOTICE After having replaced the PMT and assembled the GAMMAcast detector, a plateau curve must be acquired and the operating point must be readjusted. 48452BA2 Rev.06, 04/2023...

  • Page 61: Replace Sipm-Crystal Combination (Only Lb6760)

    7 Maintenance GAMMAcast Detectors Replace SiPM-crystal Combination (only LB6760) Replacing the SiPM crystal combination is carried out in the following cases: • Conspicuous instability by thermal, mechanical overstressing or bright light. • Error in the Plateau recording (short or too steep plateau). To replace the SiPM-crystal combination you need the following tools / materials: •...
  • Page 62 GAMMAcast Detectors 7 Maintenance Connection cable Screws with washers SiPM-crystal combination Fig.43 Replace SiPM-crystal combination 1. Remove the connection cable from the electronic part. 2. Loosen the screws and remove the SiPM-crystal combination. 3. Plug the connection cable at the electronic part. 4.

  • Page 63: Decommissioning

    8 Decommissioning GAMMAcast Detectors Decommissioning DANGER Danger to life from electric shock! Installation may only be carried out by a qualified electrician.   Installation may only be carried out if all components has been de-ener- gised.  Only open the housings when there is no voltage. Follow this sequence for decommissioning: 1.
  • Page 64 Modifications due to technical advancement reserved. © BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG Language: English Printed in Germany 04/2023 Rev. No.: 06 BERTHOLD TECHNOLOGIES GmbH & Co. KG Calmbacher Str. 22 75323 Bad Wildbad Germany www.Berthold.com Mat No. 48452BA2...
  • Page 65 GAMMAcast LB 6739, LB 6752, LB 6760 GAMMAcast Detectors GAMMAcast Detektoren Technical Information Technische Information 48452TI · Rev. No.: 00 · 04/2023...
  • Page 67 Technische Daten Anschlusskabel ................10 3.2. Längen und Varianten ....................12 Anschlussklemmkasten für GAMMAcast-Detektoren ........13 Ersatz von LB 6651 durch GAMMAcast LB 6739 / LB 6760 ......15 Detektor Service Modem ................16 GAMMAcast: wichtige Ersatzteile (Auswahl) ..........18 7.1.

  • Page 68: Technical Data Gammacast Lb 6739 / Lb 6760

    GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information 1. Technical Data GAMMAcast LB 6739 / LB 6760 Technische Daten GAMMAcast LB 6739 / LB 6760 Mechanical Data Mechanische Daten Scintillator LB 6739: CsI crystal; Ø 40 mm or Ø 25 mm, H: 50 mm LB 6760: Nal crystal: Ø...
  • Page 69 Technical Information GAMMAcast Detectors Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Weight Approx. 2 kg With water cooling system approx. 3 kg Gewicht ca. 2 kg Mit Wasserkühlung ca. 3 kg Software Measurement of the temperature in the detector Storage of temperature extreme values Possibility of acquiring the plateau curve with automatic determination of the correct high voltage supply of the photomultiplier (either via castXpert LB 452 or via the detector...

  • Page 70: Dimensional Drawing With Water Cooling System

    GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information 1.1. Dimensional Drawing with Water Cooling System 1.1. Maßbild mit Wasserkühlung (All dimensions in mm) (Alle Angaben in mm) TI-Abb. 1 GAMMAcast-Detector LB 6739 and LB 6760, Drawing with water cooling system GAMMAcast-Detektor LB 6739 und LB 6760, Maßbild mi Wasserkühlung 1.2.

  • Page 71: Technical Data Gammacast Lb 6752

    Technical Information GAMMAcast Detectors Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren 2. Technical Data GAMMAcast LB 6752 Technische Daten GAMMAcast LB 6752 Mechanical Data Mechanische Daten Scintillator Polymer scintillator 100x50x150 mm Szintillator Polymerszintillator 100x50x150 mm Admissible operating tempe- -20°C … +50°C ambient temperature rature At higher temperatures, the water cooling system must be used.
  • Page 72 GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information Software Measurement of the temperature in the detector Storage of temperature extreme values Possibility of acquiring the plateau curve with automatic deter- mination of the correct high voltage supply of the photomulti- plier (either via castXpert LB 452 or via the detector service mo- dem) Storage of the last three plateau curves...

  • Page 73: Dimensional Drawing With Water Cooling System

    Technical Information GAMMAcast Detectors Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren 2.1. Dimensional Drawing with Water Cooling System 2.1. Maßbild mit Wasserkühlung (All dimensions in mm) (Alle Angaben in mm) TI-Abb. 3 GAMMAcast-Detector LB 6752, Drawing with water cooling system GAMMAcast-Detektor LB 6752, Maßbild mit Wasserkühlung Flange sizes AxB (mm) and bores (9 mm) Flanschgrößen AxB (mm) und Bohrungen (9 mm) LB 6752-11...
  • Page 74 GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information LB 6752-54 180x210, as LB 6752-11, 25 mm scintillator 180x210, wie LB 6752-11, 25 mm Szintillator LB 6752-80 155x210, 4 bores on long side plus 2 eyebolts, without water cooling (Attention: changed housing dimensions: 78x178) 155x210, 4 Bohrungen lange Seite plus 2 Transportösen, ohne Wasserkühlung (Achtung: veränderte Gehäusemaße: 78x178)
  • Page 75 Technical Information GAMMAcast Detectors Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren 3. Connection Cable: Connection Possibilities Anschlusskabel: Anschlussmöglichkeiten (All dimensions in mm) (Alle Angaben in mm) TI-Abb. 4 PlugProtect plug-in connection, straight (All dimensions in mm) PlugProtect Steckeranschluss gerade (Alle Angaben in mm) 48452TI Rev.00, 04/2023...

  • Page 76: Technical Data Connection Cable

    GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information 3.1. Technical Data Connection Cable 3.1. Technische Daten Anschlusskabel Technical GAMMAcast cable Technische GAMMAcast Kabel Complete cable assembly Komplette Kabelkonfektion Application Mould level Applikation Gießspiegel Temperature range -20 … +125 °C operation -20 …...
  • Page 77 Technical Information GAMMAcast Detectors Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Diameter 13 mm Durchmesser Temperature range -25 … +180 °C operation Temperaturbereich -25 … +180 °C Betrieb Minimum bend radius ~130 mm dynamic installation ~ 80 mm static installation Minimaler Biegeradius ~130 mm dynamische Verlegung ~ 80 mm statischer Einbau GAMMAcast connector GAMMAcast-Anschluss...

  • Page 78: Lengths And Variants

    GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information 3.2. Lengths and Variants 3.2. Längen und Varianten Description Cable Length Connection Mat.-No. Kabellänge Anschlusse Bezeichnung Mat.-Nr.: 74212-050 GAMMAcast cable with 5 m pro- Open ends tective hose Offene Enden GAMMAcast Kabel mit 5 m Schutzschlauch 74212-100 GAMMAcast cable with 5 m pro-...
  • Page 79 Technical Information GAMMAcast Detectors Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren 4. Connection Terminal Box for GAMMAcast Detectors Anschlussklemmkasten für GAMMAcast-Detektoren (All dimensions in mm) (Alle Angaben in mm) TI-Abb. 5 Connection terminal box with industrial connector (Mat. No. 34787) Anschlussklemmkasten mit Industriesteckverbinder (Mat-Nr.: 34787) 48452TI Rev.00, 04/2023...
  • Page 80 GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information (All dimensions in mm) (Alle Angaben in mm) TI-Abb. 6 Connection terminal box for open ends (Mat. No. 07005) Anschlussklemmkasten für offene Enden (Mat.-Nr.: 07005) 48452TI Rev.00, 04/2023...

  • Page 81: Replacing Lb 6651 With Gammacast Lb 6739 / Lb 6760

    Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren 5. Replacing LB 6651 with GAMMAcast LB 6739 / LB 6760 Ersatz von LB 6651 durch GAMMAcast LB 6739 / LB 6760 (All dimensions in mm) (Alle Angaben in mm) TI-Abb. 7 Changed detector dimensions are compensated by adapter ring (Mat. No. 58009) Verändertes Detektormaß...
  • Page 82 GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information 6. Detector Service Modem Detektor Service Modem Modem (Mat. No. 65365) for connecting the detectors of the GAMMAcast series to a PC for mainte- nance purposes. Modem (Mat.-Nr.: 65365) zum Anschluss der Detektoren der GAMMAcast-Serie zur Wartung an einem PC.
  • Page 83 Technical Information GAMMAcast Detectors Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Automated process for acquiring the amplifier plateau of the photomultiplier * Access to the change log of the connected detector Access to the error log of the connected detector Software update Resetting the detector to the factory settings Software LB 67xx PC Control Anzeige der Zählrate...

  • Page 84: Gammacast: Wichtige Ersatzteile (Auswahl)

    GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information 7. GAMMAcast: Important Spare Parts (Selection) GAMMAcast: wichtige Ersatzteile (Auswahl) 7.1. Spare Parts LB 6739 7.1. Ersatzteile LB 6739 TI-Abb. 9 Spare parts LB 6739 Ersatzteile LB 6739 Spare parts LB 6739 Ersatzteile LB 6739 64466-S CPU board...

  • Page 85: Ersatzteile Lb 6760

    Technical Information GAMMAcast Detectors Technische Information GAMMAcast Detektoren 7.2. Spare Parts LB 6760 7.2. Ersatzteile LB 6760 TI-Abb. 10 Important spare parts LB 6760 Wichtige Ersatzteile LB 6760 Spare parts LB 6760 Ersatzteile LB 6760 52496-S Detector housing without water cooling Detektorgehäuse ohne Wasserkühlung 53442-S Detector housing with water cooling...

  • Page 86: Ersatzteile Lb 6752

    GAMMAcast Detectors Technical Information GAMMAcast Detektoren Technische Information 7.3. Spare Parts LB 6752 7.3. Ersatzteile LB 6752 TI-Abb. 11 Important spare parts LB 6752 Wichtige Ersatzteile LB 6752 Spare parts GAMMAcast Ersatzteile GAMMAcast 64466-S CPU board CPU-Board 56085-S Preamplifier board Vorverstärker-Board 53144-S Photomultiplier base with high voltage generator...
  • Page 87 Modifications due to technical advancement reserved. 48452TI Rev.00, 04/2023...

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