Inficon LDS3000 Modular Leak Detector Manuel d'utilisateur

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Type designation
Product description
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Catalog no.
from software version
Document no.
560-300
MS Module 1.0
jiqa54en1-b (1301)
LDS3000
Mass spectrometer module
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Page 1 - Type designation

Type designationProduct descriptionINSTALLATION MANUALCatalog no.from software versionDocument no.560-300MS Module 1.0jiqa54en1-b (1301)LDS3000Mass sp

Page 2 - INFICON GmbH

10 Description4 DescriptionThe mass spectrometer module is part of the leak detection system LDS3000. Themass spectrometer module can be operated as p

Page 3 - Content 3

Description 112- Turbo molecular pumpTurbo molecular pump with cooling unit3 - Pre-amplifierPre-amplifier of the mass spectrometer module4 - MSB boxIn

Page 4 - 4 Content

12 Description3 - GAUGES, EXTConnection for optional external pressure measurement locations (0 ... 10 V or0 … 20 mA) for INFICON ServiceConnection pl

Page 5 - 1 About this manual

Description 1312 - STATUSStatus LEDThe Power LED and Status LED indicate the status of the unit.13 - CONTROL UNITConnection for control unit or I/O or

Page 6 - 1.3.2 Text markings

14 Description4.3.2 Electrical data4.3.3 Physical data4.3.4 Ambient conditionsSupply voltage 24 V ± 10% DCPower input max. 10 ANoise level < 60 dB(

Page 7 - 2 Safety

Description 154.3.5 Factory settingsParameter Factory settingOperation mode VacuumBus module address 126Pressure capillary surveillance (min.) 0.4 mba

Page 8 - 8 Safety

16 DescriptionFan mode Fan always onMachine factor in standby OffMachine factor / Sniff factor 1.0 (for all masses)Mass 4Maximum pressure VAC 18 mbarM

Page 9 - 3.3 Storage

Installation 175 Installation5.1 Rotating the MSB boxIf required, you can push the MSB box into the mass spectrometer module LDS3000on the rear side.►

Page 10 - 4 Description

18 Installation Self-locking nuts M8 Open-end wrench, size 13 Allen wrench, size 6 Holes for installation inside the test systemThe mass spectrome

Page 11 - 4.1.1 MSB box

Installation 195.3 Connecting the mass spectrometer module to the test systemThe operation mode of the vacuum connection and the speed of the turbo mo

Page 12 - 12 Description

2This document applies to the software version stated on the cover page. If you needa different version, please contact our sales staff.Reprint, trans

Page 13 - 4.3 Technical data

20 Installation5.4 Connection of the connection block1 Connect PIRANI gauge and backing pump to GROSS/FOREPUMP.2 Connect the test leak to the second a

Page 14 - 4.3.3 Physical data

Operation 216 OperationYou can use the following accessories in combination with the mass spectrometermodule:• CU1000 (control unit)• BM1000 (bus modu

Page 15 - 4.3.5 Factory settings

22 Operation6.2.1 Factory layoutAnalog output 1: Leak rate mantissaAnalog output 2: Leak rate exponent6.2.2 Possible layoutsOffThe analog outputs are

Page 16 - 16 Description

Operation 23Via interfaceThe output voltage can be specified via the LD protocol command 221.Leakage rate Ma. Hys.0.7 ... 10 V; linear; in used unitIn

Page 17 - 5 Installation

24 Operation6.2.4 Configuration (LDS2010-compatible)LDS2010 setting in menu item 22Analog outputLDS2010 function LDS3000 functionDecade scaleUpper lim

Page 18 - 18 Installation

Operation 2591Pressure p1 log. in Pa1 V/decade, 2.5 ... 8.5 V, 2.5 V = 1E-3 mbarp1 1 V/dec. irrelevant irrelevant92Pressure p2 log. in Pa1 V/decade, 2

Page 19 - Installation 19

26 Operation17 1Leak rate log. in mbar·l/s0...8V, 2V/decade, 0 V = 1E-10 mbar·l/sLeak rate log. 2 V/dec. 1E-5 mbar·l/s17 2Leak rate log. in mbar·l/s0

Page 20 - 5.5 Connecting the MSB box

Operation 276.3 Assigning the digital inputs of the I/O moduleThe available functions can be assigned in any way necessary to the digital inputsPLC-IN

Page 21 - 6 Operation

28 OperationInformation Every function can be inverted.► Assign the digital inputs of the I/O module as needed:SETTINGS > SET UP > INTERFACES &g

Page 22 - 6.2.2 Possible layouts

Operation 29Information Every function can be inverted.► Assign the digital outputs of the I/O module as needed:SETTINGS > SET UP > INTERFACES &

Page 23 - Operation 23

Content 3Content1 About this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51.1 Target groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 24 - 24 Operation

30 Operation6.5 Starting/stopping the measurementStarting Device in STANDBY► Start measurement. Device switched to MEASURE state.Stopping Unit meas

Page 25 - Operation 25

Operation 316.8 Activate/deactivate ZEROZERO can be used to suppress undesired helium backgrounds. If ZERO is enabled,the currently measured leakage r

Page 26 - 26 Operation

32 Operation6.10 Calibrating the unit► To ensure measuring accuracy, the unit must be calibrated regularly.Information Recalibration at the start of e

Page 27 - Operation 27

Operation 336.10.1 Internal calibration Internal test leak connected.1 Enter leakage rate of the test leak via digital interface (control unit CU1000

Page 28 - 28 Operation

34 Operation6.10.3 Enable/disable Calibration requestIf Calibration request is enabled, the unit will prompt the user to perform a calibration30 minut

Page 29 - Operation 29

Operation 356.11 Select sample gasThe mass spectrometer module is capable of measuring the following gases:• Hydrogen (H2)• Mass 3 (H-D, 3He oder H3)•

Page 30 - 6.7 Select operation mode

36 Operation6.15 Enable/disable correction of the leakage rate in StandbyEnabled = machine/sniff factor is considered in Standby.Disable = machine/sni

Page 31 - 6.9 Selecting a signal filter

Operation 37110 W Clock is not set 16 16Jumper for clock not set, battery drained, clock defective122 WNo answer from bus module99 99Connection to BUS

Page 32 - 6.10 Calibrating the unit

38 Operation252 EVoltage REF5V shortened,(voltage [V])24 120+15V or REV5V too low, short circuit at pre-amplifier, IF board or MSB defective3xx detect

Page 33 - 6.10.2 External calibration

Operation 39360 WPreamp output too low(preamp voltage [V])31 123<-70 mV at 500 GΩPoor ion source or contaminated mass spectrometer361 WPreamp offse

Page 34 - 34 Operation

4 Content6.2.2 Possible layouts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226.2.3 Output voltages in case of error . . . .

Page 35 - 6.11 Select sample gas

40 Operation5xx Pressure and flow errors500 WPressure sensor not connected,(pressure p1 voltage [V])58 144 0.5VPirani P1 not connected, IF board or MS

Page 36 - 36 Operation

Operation 41* compatib. LDS1000/LDS2010 or binary protocol611 WMachine factor too high,(machine factor)81 1531.00E+04Machine factor adjustment inaccur

Page 37 - Operation 37

42 Operation6.20.1 Error codes of the status LEDAny errors or warnings occurring in the MSB box will be indicated both as an errorcode by the control

Page 38 - 38 Operation

Maintenance 437 MaintenanceThe mass spectrometer module is a leak detector that is intended for industrialapplications. The unit is composed of parts

Page 39 - Operation 39

44 Maintenance7.3 Maintenance scheduleFailure to perform the maintenance work specified in the maintenance schedule willvoid the warranty granted on t

Page 40 - 40 Operation

Maintenance 457.4 Maintenance steps7.4.1 Change operating fluid reservoir of turbo molecular pump1 Shut down mass spectrometer module, see Chapter 8,

Page 41 - Operation 41

46 MaintenanceRemoving old operating fluid reservoir Face pin wrench, P/N: 551-200 Two screwdrivers Tweezers O-ring Operating fluid reservoir, P/

Page 42 - 42 Operation

Maintenance 47Replacing Porex rods1 Pull out the old Porex rods (8 pcs) using a pair of tweezers.2 Remove any contaminants found on the turbo molecula

Page 43 - 7 Maintenance

48 MaintenanceInserting a new operating fluid reservoirThe new operating fluid reservoir will be positioned correctly when you screw in thecover:1 Do

Page 44 - 7.3 Maintenance schedule

Taking out of service 498 Taking out of service8.1 Shutting down the leak detector1 Switch off the leak detector on the power supply pack.2 Wait until

Page 45 - 7.4 Maintenance steps

About this manual 51 About this manual1.1 Target groupsThis installation manual is intended for the operator and for technically qualifiedpersonnel wi

Page 46 - 46 Maintenance

50 Appendix9 Appendix9.1 EC Declaration of Incorporation

Page 47

Appendix 519.2 Declaration of ContaminationINFICON GmbHBonner Str. 498,50968 Cologne, GermanyTel: +49 221 3474 2222 Fax: +49 221 3474 2221www.infico

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INFICON GmbH, Bonner Strasse 498, D-50968 Cologne, GermanyUNITED STATES TAIWAN JAPAN KOREA SINGAPORE GERMANY FRANCE UNITED KIN

Page 49 - 8 Taking out of service

6 About this manual1.3.2 Text markingsMarking MeaningRequirement for execution of an actionTool or aid for an action►Instruction1, 2, 3, ... Several

Page 50 - 9 Appendix

Safety 72 Safety2.1 Intended useThe unit is a modular leak detector for installation in industrial leak detectionsystems. The test gases that can be m

Page 51 - Declaration of Contamination

8 Safety2.4 General safety informationThe unit was built according to the state of the art and the recognized safetyregulations. Nevertheless, imprope

Page 52 - Document: jiqa54d1-b (1301)

Shipment check, transport, storage 93 Shipment check, transport, storage3.1 Checking shipmentScope of delivery► Check shipment to make sure it is comp

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