
CONSTRUCTION GA-40 T plus
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SOCKET Pin No. Signal DESCRIPTION
1 RTS control
RS 232 2 RxD Receive Data - RS 232C
3 GND ground
4 TXD Transmit Data - RS 232C
Tab. 5 RS232 connections
Picture 4 shows the correct connection between the GA-40 T plusplus and a PC.
TxD 4 3 RxD 2 RxD
GND 3 7 GND 5 GND
RxD 2 2 TxD 3 TxD
RTS 1 4 RTS 7 RTS
20 4
5 8
RS 232 socket on analyser RS 232 plug on the computer
(numbered for the 25 pin plug of the
IBM computer standard)
RS 232 plug on the computer
(numbered for the 9 pin plug of
computer standard)
Picture 4
4.4 Power supply
The analyser GA-40 T plus plus can be used powered by the internal battery or connected to the mains. The battery
will only operate the basic analyser, the following parts will only work when the instrument is connected to the
mains.
• Heated filter,
• Heated hose,
• Gas dryer,
• Heated probe holder (for soot test).
The socket for the mains cable is on the left side of the keyboard. It is not advisable to connect or disconnect
the mains supply whilst the analyser is in use. The analyser automatically switches to battery operation if the
mains supply is interrupted.
The maintenance-free battery has a capacity of 2.6 Ah/12 V.
If the battery voltage drops below a set level, the analyser will give an acoustic signal and the warning light
will illuminate. If the battery voltage continues to drop, then the analyser will switch off automatically after
about 15 minutes to prevent damage to the battery.
The battery is charged by connecting the analyser to the mains, regardless of whether the instrument is
switched on or off. The battery voltage can be seen on the screen during the initial calibration phase, and at
other times can be found under OPTIONS/DEVICE INFO.
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