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VF HF-100 Instructions For Use Manual (94 pages)

HAND-FOOT CONTAMINATION MONITORS

Brand: VF | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
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Tab. 1 EU Guidelines and Government Orders
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Tab. 2 Technical Standards
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Fig. 1 Hand-Foot Contamination Monitor
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Tab. 3 Overview of Monitor Types
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Fig. 2 Structural Lay-Out
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Fig. 3 Supply, Protective and Communication Elements at the Back of the Instrument Base
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Fig. 4 Upper Box with Electronics
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Fig. 5 Voice Module
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Fig. 6 Dimensions of the Variant with Vertical Layout of Hand Detectors
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Fig. 7 Terminal Connectors on the Rear Side of the Box with the PLC
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Fig. 8 Terminal Connectors on the Back of the Base
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Tab. 4 Terminal Connectors
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Storage
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Installation
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Fig. 9 Location of the Main Switch on the Back of the Base of the Instrument and Variant with Grommet
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Tab. 5 Description of the Terminal Board XC1
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Operation Verification
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Instrument Actuation
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Fig. 10 Removal of the Cover at the Back Part of the Base and Actuation of the FZ1 Breaker
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Fig. 11 Adjustable Legs for Proper Positioning of the Instrument
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Version with an Identification Card Reader
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Turning off
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Power Failure
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Fig. 12 Display - Basic Screen
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Fig. 13 Display - Identification of the Measured Person
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Calibration of the PLC Screen
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Initial Instrument Settings
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Fig. 14 Calibration Screen
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Instructions for Use
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Visual and Acoustic Signalization
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Fig. 15 Visual Signalization
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Tab. 6 Significance of Visual Signalling Statuses
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Control Elements
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Basic Screen
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Fig. 16 Basic Screen - Ready for Measurement
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Fig. 17 Signal of Readiness for Measurement
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Contamination Measurement Procedure
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Fig. 18 Display - Instructions for the Correct Measurement Position
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Fig. 19 Display - Measurement in Progress
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Fig. 20 no Contamination Detected
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Fig. 21 Visual Signalling - no Contamination Detected
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Fig. 22 Contamination Signalled
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Fig. 23 Display - Measurement Not Completed
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Fig. 24 Display - Monitor Contamination Test
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Contamination Detection by Frisker
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Fig. 25 Frisker
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Fig. 26 Detection of Contamination by Frisker - NOT CONTAMINATED
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Fig. 27 Detection of Contamination by Frisker - CONTAMINATED
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Display of Measurement Results
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Fig. 28 Display - Access to the Measurement Results
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Fig. 29 Display - Measurement Results
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Service Menu
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Fig. 30 Display - Enter to the Service Menu
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Tab. 7 Meanings of the Columns in the Table of Measurement Results
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Fig. 31 Display - Access to the Service Menu
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Fig. 32 Display - Service Menu Options
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Export Archive, Export Errors
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Fig. 33 Display - Service Menu
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Fig. 34 Display - Export Archive in Progress
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Tab. 8 Text File Format of the Archive Exported
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Clear Archive, Clear Archive of Error
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Tab. 9 the Meanings of Bits of the Contamination Measurement Bit Mask
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Tab. 10 the Meanings of Bits of the Contamination Measurement Bit Mask for the Given Detector
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Configuration Export
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Fig. 35 Display - Clear Archive
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Fig. 36 Display - Clear Error Archive
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Configuration Import
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Fig. 37 Display - Configuration Export
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Date and Time
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Fig. 38 Display - Configuration Import
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Fig. 39 Display - Date and Time Setup
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Ethernet Setup
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Detectors Status
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Fig. 40 Display - Network Connection Setup
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Fig. 41 Display - Detectors Status
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Detectors Response
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Tab. 11 the Meanings of Values in the Table with the Status of Detectors
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Reset
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Fig. 42 Detector Response
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Instrument Settings
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Setting the Measurement Parameters by Means of the VF-Setup Service Software
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Fig. 43 VF-Setup: Setting the Communication
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Setting the Measurement Parameters by Means of Web Interface
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Fig. 44 Web Interface Login Form
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Fig. 45 Web Interface - Menu
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Instrument Settings
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Fig. 46 Web Interface - Device Parameters
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Fig. 47 Web Interface - Device Parameters
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Tab. 12 Web Interface - Device Parameters
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Detectors Settings
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Fig. 48 Web Interface - Detectors Settings
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Tab. 13 Web Interface - Detectors Settings
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Maintenance and Care of the Instrument
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Daily Maintenance
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Quarterly Maintenance
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Annual and Multi-Annual Maintenance
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Protective Foils of Foot Detectors
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Fig. 49 Foil in a Cardboard Frame Measurement for Alpha Radiation
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Fig. 50 Optional Accessories - Foot Detector Protective Foil or Frame with a Protective Foil
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Cleaning the Dirt Tray for Hand Detectors
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Fig. 51 Orientation of Protective Foil on a Paper Reel
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Fig. 52 Protective Foil in a Frame on the Foot Detector (with Open Protective Grid)
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Fig. 53 Cleaning the Dirt Tray for Hand Detectors
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Checking the Switches for Foot Detector Grates
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Fig. 54 Foot Detectors Basic Maintenance
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Metrological Traceability
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Photomultiplier (PMT) Life
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Fig. 55 Photomultiplier
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Fig. 56 Typical Dependence of the Anode Current of the Photomultiplier over Time
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Troubleshooting
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Fig. 57 Display - Example of Failure Report
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Tab. 14 Failure Reports
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High Background Level
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Fig. 58 Display - High Background Level
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Possible Detector Contamination
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Fig. 59 Display - Detector Contamination
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Communication Failure
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Fig. 60 Display - Loss of Communication with a Detector
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Tab. 15 Detectors & Addresses
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Delivery Parts
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Standard Delivery Parts
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Accessories, Additional Equipment and Related Products Delivered Separately
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Consumable Material
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Tab. 16 Standard Delivery Parts
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Tab. 17 Accessories and Additional Equipment Delivered Separately
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Tab. 18 Consumable Material
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Warranty Conditions
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Annexes
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Annex A. Block Diagram of the HF Monitor
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Fig. 61 Block Diagram of the HF Monitor
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Annex B. Spare Parts for Authorized Service Organization
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Annex C. Minimum Settable Alarm Level Versus Background Count Rate
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Fig. 62 Background-Time Dependence of MDA
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Annex D. I/O Technology
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Fig. 63 Diagram of the I/O Connector
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Tab. 19 Connection of an I/O Connector for Technology
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Annex E. Configuration File
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Fig. 64 the "Config.xml" Sample Configuration File
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Annex F. Detector Status, Detector Supply, HV Sources
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Tab. 20 Global Status of the Detector
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Tab. 21 Status of the Detector´s Supply
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Tab. 22 Status of HV Source
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Annex G. Unpacking Instructions
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Annex H. Packing Instructions
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Notes
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