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PCMHOST Program (PCM2 OPT20) The PCMHOST Program (PGMPCMHOSTUSECV2.1) allows an IBM-PC compatible computer to monitor and control a network of PCM-2s. The present software structure allows for the monitoring of 1 to 255 PCM-2s. PCM-2s may be connected via RS-232, telephone modems, RF modems and RS-485. By connecting one RF modem to the central computer and one RF modem to each PCM-2, one can quickly set up a network of PCM-2s. The PCMHOST runs on an MS DOS (V3.3 or later) operating system. A simulator mode is built-in to facilitate demonstration and training. 17-100 PCM2.MAN! RRV A/Arrii 1g95
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Table of Contents Response Check .
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Modular Detector Board Parts List1
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List of Illustrations PCM-2 8 PCM-2
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Detectors Installation Assembly, 11
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The image is one of a user's body o
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Counting Computers High Voltage Sup
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Theory of Operation Operational Mod
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Section 2 Installation Unpacking Th
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Electrical Power ~nsta~ Each of the
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The RDA confidence should be edited
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1400 to 1900 volts) using long coun
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To determine which detector(s) are
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Restoring Default Values To force a
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Computer Interface The user is inst
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Main System Menu Upon entering test
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Section 4 View Measurement Results
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Section 5 Edit I View PCM-2 VERSION
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v./henever the above parameters are
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Where: R bkg = The new computed ave
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Alpha & Beta Sum Zone Alarm Alpha &
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R new = The most-recently measured
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Alpha & Beta Sum Zone Alarm Alpha &
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WF= Weight Factor R new = The most-
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Count Rate Units Activity Units Cou
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Hand Switch Req'd? Hip switch Req'd
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The alarm precedence scheme preclud
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The keyboard arrow keys may be used
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Background Plateau Source Plateau D
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arcing potential. Once a high volta
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27.0 BACKGROUND PLATEAU - DETECTOR
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False Alarm Test Calibration Report
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Voice Annunciator Test boards are d
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Manual Ins ert: PCM-2 Personnel Con
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OPTIONS Hand Probe Option (PCM2 OPT
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performed as often as twice daily,
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exercising care to avoid detatching
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• Detector channels whose correct
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High & Low Count Fail Verify that t
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Section 11 Front Panel Board Genera
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Al6 is buffered to and from RS-232
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Connector Pinout: 06 DSR (from exte
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09 Output bit 1 @ A003Dispiay 1 clo
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PCM-2 Front Panel Board, YP11526000
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Front Panel Board Schematic 11526-D
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Special Functions The RS-485 transm
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8S I t\:l ~ NOTES: 1. RESISTANCE VA
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Section 13 Modular Detector Board G
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Setup and Calibration High voltage
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Modular Detector Board, YP11543000
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position 1 2 3 - 8 SI-8 Switch Sett
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PJ +5V AAAAA 1 1 ] .. ~ 'It GND ~ P
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Section 15 Traffic Light Board Gene
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Section 16 Detectors General Descri
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Detector Part No. Detector Descript
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Revised Detector \ssemblies Parts L
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Reference 11534-D562 PCM-2 Revised
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ef R---- Anod~ I\'ire Spnng ! I Imr
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tones, which emanate from the perfo
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Revised Clicker Board Parts List Th
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Switches SW1-6 set the RS-485 board
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Voice Annunciator Board, YP11513000
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Voice Annunciator Option Parts List
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Printer Option (PCM2 OPT3) Printer
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Remote Annunciator Option (PCM2 OPT
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RED YELLOW OS1 I~ ~~~ ~I 10 9 5 7LJ
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Wall Mount Remote Annunciator Optio
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Wall !J,OUr1t Base0\ (Accepts up to
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NOTE: The gate locks used on the PC
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~3DNV~ 3iV/l [~~ ~ ~ I 1 2,3 4 XVrI
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Optional Features Parts List The fo
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Reference 11534-D478, Access Contro
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Reference 11534-D480, Access Contro
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RED lights oriented100'--/ " I on t
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Ceiling Assembly, per 11534-0478 I
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Swiveling Casters Option (PCM2 OPT6
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Page 173 and 174: lei Insert Card Reader Option Parts
Page 175 and 176: ICI Swipe Card Reader Option (PCM2
Page 177 and 178: XICO Insert Card Reader Option (PCM
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Page 181 and 182: CI Swipe Card Reader Option (PCM2 O
Page 183 and 184: HP Smart Wand Bar Code Reader Optio
Page 185 and 186: Intermec Bar Code Reader Option (PC
Page 187 and 188: to item 042 interlace Box Power J2
Page 189 and 190: Mylar/Poly Film Dispenser Option (P
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Page 193 and 194: Gas Bottle Enclosure Option (PCM2 O
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Page 197 and 198: Gas Management Option (PCM2 OPT12)
Page 199 and 200: Gas use is expressed as the percent
Page 201 and 202: Reference Designation AlO Pmi Name
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Page 205 and 206: Gas Management Option Parts List Re
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Page 211 and 212: Reference 11534-D542; Spare Purging
Page 213 and 214: High Sensitivity Detector Screens O
Page 215 and 216: Head & Shoulders Position Sensor Op
Page 217 and 218: Photocell Emitter and Receiver to c
Page 219 and 220: RF Spread Spectrum Modem Option (PC
Page 221: Central Computer RF Modem Option (P
Page 225 and 226: Item Ref # PCM-2 Miscellaneous Part
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Page 241 and 242: Section 19 Recommended Spare Parts
Page 243 and 244: PCM-2 Recommended Spare Parts List
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Ceiling Assembly per 11534-D315 _ G
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110 Lower Electronics E.nclosure As
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Statistical Control Of Radiological
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Eq. 8 EXAMPLE 2: An alpha CAM equip
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DISTRIBUTION FUNCTIONS Binomial Dis
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P(x) Eq.31 As illustrated by Figure
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Chi-Squared Distribution Function T
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can only assume a single value, det
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In Figure 6 the shaded area corresp
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Controlling Sensitivity Qualitative
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1. Minimum Count time Since adjusti
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The term (Js is derived using the m
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CAUTION: DO NOT use compressed shop
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NOTE: String the wire such that the
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detector clips have been reused mor
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DESCRIPTION t: Eberline ;"Jr1laFe N
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Long probes Medium probes Small
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- A 1/8" ID gas "supply" hose with
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