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PCM-2 Manual.pdf - Voss Associates

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Section 17<br />

o ti ns<br />

Hand Probe Option (<strong>PCM</strong>2 OPT1)<br />

Hand Probe<br />

Clicker Board<br />

This option for the <strong>PCM</strong>-2 includes an HP-100C, 100 cm z hand held frisking<br />

detector with a detector holder mounted on the left side of the instrument. Also<br />

included is a modified Modular Detector Board (SP28B) and an audible Clicker<br />

Board which clicks proportional to the net count rate of the combined alpha and<br />

beta particles being detected. The modified MDB is mounted inside the unit on<br />

the left-hand side of the main frame while the clicker board resides in the ceiling<br />

adjacent to the PC speaker mounting bracket.<br />

<strong>PCM</strong>-2 units equipped with this option include a display of the hand probe's<br />

background and alarm status whenever the probe is removed from its holder. If<br />

the hand probe is removed from its cradle during background update or after the<br />

results of a measurement are posted, the hand probe readings and the new alarm<br />

setpoints are displayed on the screen for both alpha and beta channels. If the<br />

alarm setpoints are non-zero, the hand probe readings are compared to the alarm<br />

setpoints. If either alarm setpoint is exceeded, the instrument begins to beep and<br />

will continue to do so until the hand probe is replaced in its cradle or until the<br />

probe reading falls below the alarm setpoint. Setting the alarm setpoint to zero<br />

disables the alarm checking for that particular channel. The hand probe display<br />

automatically disappears when the probe is returned to is holder.<br />

Reference the Section 13 for detailed information reguarding the modified<br />

configuration of the standard Modular Detector Board used for the Hand Probe<br />

Option.<br />

General Description<br />

The <strong>PCM</strong>-2 Clicker Board is used in conjunction with monitors which have the<br />

Hand Probe Option installed. The purpose of this board is to output audible<br />

"clicking" tones which are proportional to the combined net count rate<br />

(background subtracted) of the alpha and beta hand probe channels. Clicking<br />

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