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Conguring valves or digital I/O interfaces for operation
with setpoints
Reconguring the VACUU•BUS addresses of valves or digital I/O inter-
faces:
1. Switch the vacuum gauge DCP 3000 off.
2. Preferably connect only the component to be recongured to the DCP
3000.
3. Keep the ”VENT” key pressed and switch the DCP 3000 on (”ON/
OFF” key). Release the ”VENT” key.
4. Select the menu item ”Vacuubus” by turning and pressing the selec-
tion knob.
5. The rst component detected by the VACUU•BUS is displayed (e.g.,
”Isol.v.1”). If necessary, select the component to be recongured by
turning and pressing the selection knob.
6. Press the ”VENT” key and keep pressed, then press additionally the
selection knob. A frame will replace the inverse display of the compo-
nent. Release the ”VENT” key.
7. Turn the selection knob until the address, to which you want to recon-
gure the component (e.g., ”SP 1” or ”SP 2”), is displayed.
8. Press the selection knob. If the conguration was successful, the menu
is left and the DCP 3000 will restart.
A conguration of more than one component to the same VACUU•BUS
address will result in error conditions at the DCP 3000 and must therefore
be avoided!
Further information concerning the conguration of other components
upon request.
”VSK 1”, a connected valve ”SP 1” opens. At pressures above 500 Torr,
the valve remains closed. If the ”Off” setpoint ”Off 1” is set to 70 Torr and
a pressure less than or equal to 70 Torr is measured by the correspond-
ing pressure transducer ”VSK 1”, a connected valve ”SP 1” closes. At
pressures above 70 Torr, the valve remains open.
A setpoint can be used e.g., to open an in-line valve between a backing
pump and a turbomolecular or diffusion pump once a specied backing
pressure has been reached.
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