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6OPERATION................................................................................................................................................... 25
6.1CONTROLPANEL ....................................................................................................................................... 25
6.2OPERATIONMODES................................................................................................................................... 26
6.2.1TemperatureDisplay.......................................................................................................................... 27
6.2.2Emissivity(1‐Color)........................................................................................................................... 27
6.2.3Slope(2‐Color).................................................................................................................................... 27
6.2.42C/1CSwitch...................................................................................................................................... 28
6.2.5PeakHold(PKH)................................................................................................................................28
6.2.6Averaging(AVG)............................................................................................................................... 28
6.2.7ValleyHold(VAL).............................................................................................................................. 29
6.2.8OverviewtoHoldFunctions .............................................................................................................. 29
6.2.9Setpoints .............................................................................................................................................30
6.2.10Deadband..........................................................................................................................................30
6.2.11AmbientBackgroundTemperatureCompensation(FAModels) .....................................................31
6.3INPUTSANDOUTPUTS ............................................................................................................................... 31
6.3.1MilliampOutput................................................................................................................................ 31
6.3.2RelayOutputs .................................................................................................................................... 31
6.3.3Trigger................................................................................................................................................31
6.4FACTORYDEFAULTS .................................................................................................................................. 32
7OPTIONS......................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.1COOLINGPLATFORMFORELECTRONICSHOUSING.................................................................................. 33
8ACCESSORIES...............................................................................................................................................34
8.1OVERVIEW..................................................................................................................................................34
8.2AIRPURGECOLLAR...................................................................................................................................35
8.3PROTECTIONTUBE..................................................................................................................................... 35
8.4FITTINGSYSTEM......................................................................................................................................... 36
8.5RS232/485INTERFACECONVERTER.......................................................................................................... 37
8.6INDUSTRIALPOWERSUPPLY...................................................................................................................... 38
9PROGRAMMINGGUIDE........................................................................................................................... 39
9.1REMOTEVERSUSMANUALCONSIDERATIONS .......................................................................................... 39
9.2COMMANDSTRUCTURE.............................................................................................................................39
9.3TRANSFERMODES...................................................................................................................................... 40
9.3.1PollMode............................................................................................................................................ 40
9.3.2BurstMode......................................................................................................................................... 40
9.4RESPONSETIMEINSETUPMODE............................................................................................................... 41
9.5COMMANDLIST......................................................................................................................................... 42
9.6COMMANDEXAMPLES............................................................................................................................... 44
10MAINTENANCE.......................................................................................................................................... 45
10.1TROUBLESHOOTINGMINORPROBLEMS.................................................................................................. 45
10.2FAIL‐SAFEOPERATION............................................................................................................................ 46
10.3CLEANINGTHELENS ............................................................................................................................... 48
10.4REPLACINGTHEFIBEROPTICCABLE ......................................................................................................49
10.4.1RemovingtheFiberOpticCable....................................................................................................... 49
10.4.1.1RemovingtheFiberOpticCablefromtheOpticalHead....................................................49
10.4.1.2RemovingtheFiberOpticCablefromtheElectronicsHousing........................................50
10.4.2MountingtheFiberOpticCable....................................................................................................... 51