WIKA CPC3000 - Manual (Page 23)

Pneumatic High-Speed Pressure Controller CPC3000
WIKA Operating Instruction Pneumatic High-Speed Pressure Controller ∙ Version 1.1
11498171.01 08/2009 GB
Please consult your Computer Resources Department prior to connecting
this instrument to your network to verify there are no conflicts with existing
IP addresses.
Ethernet communications are transmitted over a standard RJ-45 cable.
Prior to first time use of ethernet communication, the four parameters "IP", "Netmask",
"Gateway" and "Port" must be SETUP. These are configured in the communications SETUP
screen.
6. Starting operation
Before the system is switched on, verify that the system was installed
according to the instructions of the previous chapter and that all connec-
tions installed are fitted according to the current regulations.
Operators must ensure that all specifications that apply to supply voltage,
operating temperature, humidity, pressure media and pressure ranges are
observed.
Condensation can occur inside the system when the temperature changes
abruptly. Give the system sufficient time for acclimatisation in such cases.
Before pressurizing, the operator must ensure that the system and the
device under test will not be over pressurized. When working with or on
the instrument, safety glasses have to be worn.
In the rooms in which the CPC3000 is operated sufficient air ventilation has
to be ensured.
When the above points have been met you can switch on the system, (the switch is located
on the rear of the instrument) and configure it as required after you have familiarised yourself
with the operation (see chapter: "7. Operation via Touch-screen").
After turning the power switch to ON, the instrument will go through a brief initialization
process and system check, which will take about 40 seconds.
As soon as the system check is completed the system will default to an operating screen
similar to "Figure - Initial screen" in chapter 3.6.
Allow at least 15 minutes of warm up time to achieve thermal equilibrium between the control-
ler and its environment before performing critical pressure measurements.
Warning
Warning