PCM-2 Manual.pdf - Voss Associates

The image is one of a user's body outline placed in front of the unit's detector
grid with the alarmed detectors indicated in red.
Two additional count down clock/graphic displays provide information and
instructions to help the user assume a correct body position relative to the detector
grid for proper measurement. Red LED's indicate to the user any proximity
switches which need to be actuated in order to achieve proper body positioning.
During the measurement the remaining count time (in seconds) is indicated on the
active display. Standard audible annunciators and an optional voice annunciator
provide user prompts to supplement the visual counting clocks, position indicators
and graphic screen.
Input of a user ID number and RWP number (if either or both are selected) can be
performed from the 20-button touch keypad and/or an optional magnetic or bar
code reader. When this information is input, it is appended to the date- and timestamped
transaction record for that measurement.
In addition, the following optional features are available:
-Handheld frisking probe for finer localization of contamination.
-Voice prompting capability to enhance the user interface
-Printed reports of count results and calibration data.
-Remote alarm and status display module with wall mounting capability.
-Swiveling casters with immobilization levelers for easy mobility.
-Magnetic or barcode ID badge readers.
-Polypropylene film dispenser for foot detector protection and maintenance.
-Modular gas bottle enclosure for two size 1A counting gas cylinders.
-Network cable
-Small hole perforated grid footplate for support of users with high heels.
-Gas management system for minimization of counting gas usage.
-216 Mbyte hard disk drive.
-Internally mounted, continuously purging spare detectors (l ea. size).
-Rugged steel detector screens for rough and high usage environments.
The PCM-2 also features the capability for networking. A central computer
software package which operates on an IBM-PC® compatible is available for
communicating with the PCM-2 network and archiving counting transactions to
disk and/or printer. PCM-2 operating parameters can be controlled by the central
computer as well as locally. Local connection of a printer to each PCM-2 is also
supported.
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