0.1 Table of Figures
Figure 1 –Nameplate (Examble) 8
Figure 2 –COMBIVAC CM 52 dimensions (in mm) 13
Figure 3 –Rack installation 19
Figure 4 –Front panel cutout dimensions (in mm) 19
Figure 5 –Preparing the top side of the instrument for utilisation as a benchtop unit 20
Figure 6 –Preparing the bottom side of the 20
Figure 7 –Rear panel of the instrument 21
Figure 8 –Connection for the IONIVAC gauge head 22
Figure 9 –Connection plug for analog output and external control (SUB-D, 15-way) 23
Figure 10 –Interface connection socket (SUB-D, 9-way) 24
Figure 11 –Connection socket for Profibus DP interface (SUB-D, 9-way) 24
Figure 12 –Connection plug for relay output (SUB-D, 25-way) 25
Figure 13 –Front panel 26
Figure 14 –Operating the pushbutton CHANNEL 29
Figure 15 –Operating the pushbutton PARA 29
Figure 16 –Operating the pushbutton UP 29
Figure 17 –Operating the pushbutton UP 30
Figure 18 –Operating the pushbutton DOWN 30
Figure 19 –Full-scale alignment for the THERMOVAC gauge head 31
Figure 20 –Zero alignment for the THERMOVAC gauge head 31
Figure 21 –Behaviour of a switching function in response to pressure changes 35
0.2 Table of Tables
Table 1 –Part Numbers 8
Table 2 –Connectable gauge heads 12
Table 3 –Gauge head cables 12
Table 4 –Accessories 12
Table 5 –Switching parameters, factory defaults 14
Table 6 –Sensor parameters, factory defaults 14
Table 7 –General parameters, factory defaults 14
Table 8 –Supplied equipment 18
Table 9 –Display components 26
Table 10 –Display in the measurement mode 28
Table 11 –Parameter groups and corresponding parameters 32
Table 12 –Available sensor parameters 36
Table 13 –Values for the parameter FIL 36
Table 14 –Values for the parameter unit 40
Table 15 –Values for the parameter AnALoG 40
Table 16 –Values for the parameter diGit 40
Table 17 –Values for the parameter bri 41
Table 18 –Values for the parameter Pb 41
Table 19 –Values for the parameter bAud 41
Table 20 –Values for the parameter rS 41
Table 21 –Terms Computer Interface 42
Table 22 –Control Characters Computer Interface 42
Table 23 –Mnemonics for read commands 44
Table 24 –Mnemonics for write commands 44
Table 25 –Mnemonics for read and write commands 44
Table 26 –Error messages 53
