Tables – Campbell Scientific AP200 CO2/H2O Atmospheric Profile System User Manual
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5-14. Tabs for opening intake assembly ..................................................... 30
5-15. Wiring of heater cable on AP200 intake assembly ............................ 30
5-16. Three intake assemblies with heater cables daisy chained to the
AP200 system enclosure ................................................................ 31
5-17. Proper wiring of power cable onto DIN bus of AP200 system
5-18. Power cables secured to cable tie loop on pump module of AP200
5-19. Cut-away view showing proper replacement of feedthrough cap ...... 34
7-1. Releasing rain diverter from intake assembly ................................... 48
7-2. Order of replacement for orifice, filter, and rain diverter .................. 49
7-3. Correct reassembly after filter replacement ....................................... 49
7-4. Installed IRGA in system enclosure .................................................. 50
7-5. Components and fittings of IRGA installation .................................. 51
E-1. 107-L temperature probe mounted with radiation shield .................. E-1
G-1. Installation location of power adapter ............................................. G-1
G-2. Bundled cable of power adapter ...................................................... G-1
G-3. Cable extension connected to AP200 power input terminal ............ G-2
G-4. AC power cord secured within AP200 system enclosure ................ G-3
G-5. Power adapter output cable plugged into cable extension ............... G-3
insert ............................................................................. H-3
ferrules ................................................. H-3
plug ............................................................................... H-4
cap ................................................................................. H-4
J-1. Location of pump enclosure inside AP200 system enclosure ...........J-1
J-2. Location of six screws of pump enclosure cover ...............................J-2
J-4. Location of pump connector in AP200 pump electronics .................J-3
J-5. Self-tapping screws attaching pump to metal box .............................J-3
J-6. Location of cuts to remove pump assembly from tubing ..................J-4
J-7. Inlet and outlet tubing reconnected to pump .....................................J-4
J-8. Pump side with inlet and outlet tubing connected .............................J-5
Tables
5-1. Equivalent Resistance for Intake Heaters Connected in Parallel ....... 32
B-1. Summary of Bit Numbers Indicating Conditions Outside Normal
Operating Range .......................................................................... B-1
D-1. Variables of the IntAvg Table ......................................................... D-1
D-2. Variables of the CalAvg Table ........................................................ D-4
D-3. Variables of the SiteAvg Table ....................................................... D-6
D-4. Variables of the RawDataTable ....................................................... D-8
D-5. Variables of the TimeInfo Table ................................................... D-10
D-6. Variables of the message_log Table .............................................. D-12
F-1. Profile Sequence-timing Variables ................................................... F-1
F-2. System Configuration Variables of Zero/Span ................................. F-3
F-3. Timing for Zero/Span Sequence (check only) .................................. F-4
F-4. Timing for Zero/Span Sequence (setting the IRGA) ........................ F-5
H-1. Available Plastic Tubing Sizes, Construction, and Usage
Guidelines .................................................................................... H-2
H-2. Dimensions and Part Numbers for Swagelok
Inserts .................... H-3
H-3. Dimensions and Part Numbers for Swagelok
Ferrules .................. H-3
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