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| The computer at this station prompts the operator to scan the serial and model numbers of the unit. The program then fetches the appropriate test parameters from the database. The operator is then prompted to press the "Start" button to begin the charge cycle. After a series of checks, the system evacuates the unit and subsequently charges the unit to the weight specified in the database for that model. At the end of the charge cycle, another series of checks ensure that the unit is charged properly and that it is safe to disconnect the unit from the station. Once the unit is disconnected, the operator is prompted to press "Start" once more to reclaim the charge hose. |
1. Test Definition software
2. Program creation and editing software
3. Results Lookup and Standard Reporting software
4. Station Configuration Software
5. Linear Calibration Software for analog devices
1. All Charge Parameters
2. Total Cycle Time
3. Vacuum Data
A. Elapsed Time to reach each vacuum graduation on the meter 5torr,
3torr, 2torr, 1torr, 500 micron, etc.
B. Vacuum levels at specified time intervals in the evacuation process
C. Vacuum levels at specified intervals during vacuum decay
D. Total evacuation time
E. Elapsed time to reach each vacuum set point
F. Start and Pass/Fail Decay Vacuum Level.
4. Charge Data
A. Total Charge Time
B. Flow rate
C. Charge Material Density
D. Charge Material Temperature
E. Actual Charge Amount
F. Min and Max Charge Material Pressure
5. Test Failure Messages
6. Defect Codes
7. Operator Comments
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