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2.

Select the Alarms tab.

3.

Make changes to these fields:

• Standard (ISO, NAS or SAE)
• Alarm Direction (Clean to Dirty or Dirty to Clean)
• Code Limits (4, 6, 14 or 21 µm) If NAS is selected as the Standard, only the code limits for 6–

14 µm and 14–21 µm will be available.

4.

To open the contact when an alarm occurs, select Open Contact on Alarm.

5.

To close the contact when an alarm occurs, do not select Open Contact on Alarm.

6.

To save the settings to the instrument internal memory, select Save Settings to Permanent Flash.

Note: If this option is not selected, the instrument still operates with the new settings. If the power to the
instrument is lost, the new settings are lost and the instrument goes back to the previous settings.

7.

Click OK.

Configure the general settings

1.

From the main menu, select the Edit Settings icon.

2.

Select the General tab.

3.

Make changes to these fields.

• Display ISO Codes (All Codes or Highest Code)
• Display NAS Codes (All Codes or Highest Code)
• Display SAE Codes (All Codes or Highest Code)

4.

To calculate average counts, select Calculate Average Counts and adjust the number of samples.

5.

To change the output folder, click the button next to the Log File Output Folder field and select
the desired folder. As an option, move a copy of the output folder into the text box.

6.

Click OK.

Data management

Load the settings

1.

From the main menu, select the Load Settings icon.

2.

Enter a location and a file name.

3.

Click Open.

Save the settings to a computer

1.

From the main menu, select the Save Settings icon.

2.

Enter a location and a file name.

3.

Click Save.

To see the current data

1.

From the main menu, select the Current Data tab.

2.

Click a down arrow (next to each record) to see the particle count data, average particle count
data and temperature.

3.

To see the errors for an individual data record, move the cursor over the Status text that is
located on the right side of the screen. A window opens and shows the error code and a text
description of the errors.

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English

Summary of Contents for PC9001

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...ticle size channel 4 6 14 and 21 m ISO MTD Storage operating humidity 97 relative humidity non condensing Fluid compatibility Hydraulic and lubrication oils mineral synthetic phosphate ester compatibl...

Page 3: ...ire manual before unpacking setting up or operating this equipment Pay attention to all danger and caution statements Failure to do so could result in serious injury to the operator or damage to the e...

Page 4: ...is equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against ha...

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Page 8: ...6 Pink RS232 TXD transmit data 7 Blue 8 Red 9 Orange RS232 GND signal return 10 Tan RS485 A signal A of differential serial driver pair 11 Black RS485 B signal B of differential serial driver pair 12...

Page 9: ...shield ground connection 13 14 15 Table 3 Male connector wires DB15 to DB9 cable Pin number Color Function 1 Red1 Power input 9 to 33 VDC 2 Black1 Power ground return 3 White1 Alarm driver 4 5 Red2 R...

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Page 11: ...TATUS indicator light Shows a numerical system status code Flashes when there is a system alarm T C indicator light Shows the system temperature from the last completed sample XX X SAE indicator light...

Page 12: ...P C 9 0 0 1...

Page 13: ...ll Codes or Highest Code Display NAS Codes All Codes or Highest Code Display SAE Codes All Codes or Highest Code 4 To calculate average counts select Calculate Average Counts and adjust the number of...

Page 14: ...P C 9 0 0 1...

Page 15: ...P C 9 0 0 1...

Page 16: ......

Page 17: ...eterioration at least every 6 months more frequently if conditions are harsh If the hoses need to be replaced do these steps 1 Remove the pressure from the system 2 Remove the power from the instrumen...

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Page 19: ...ed on ISO 4406 To change Filtertechnik codes to ISO codes delete all of the digits to the right of the decimal point Do not change the value either up or down For example a Filtertechnik code readout...

Page 20: ...5 13 1 44 16 1 352 19 1 2750 7 2 0 772 10 2 6 13 2 48 16 2 384 19 2 3000 7 3 0 838 10 3 6 5 13 3 52 16 3 416 19 3 3250 7 4 0 904 10 4 7 13 4 56 16 4 448 19 4 3500 7 5 0 97 10 5 7 5 13 5 60 16 5 480 1...

Page 21: ...0 21 8 18000 23 8 72000 25 8 288000 27 8 1168000 21 9 19000 23 9 76000 25 9 304000 27 9 1234000 NAS codes Table 10 shows the original NAS 1638 contamination limits by maximum particle counts per 100 m...

Page 22: ...26 4 Class 5 25 000 9730 1730 306 53 8 Class 6 50 000 19 500 3460 612 106 16 Class 7 100 000 38 900 6920 1220 212 32 Class 8 200 000 77 900 13 900 2450 424 64 Class 9 400 000 156 000 27 700 4900 848 1...

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