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1. Create or delete test gas component.
Create a new test gas component with
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Delete the current test gas component with
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Deleting all test gas components deletes all
information of the test gas inlet.
2. Select gas.
3. Enter the gas concentration.
4. Select gas units.
5. If required, create additional test gas components.
6. The following information can optionally be given:
Part no. of the gas cylinder
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Batch number of test gas cylinder
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Expiry date of the gas cylinder
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7. If required, enter Further options.
8. For more information see X-dock 5300/6300/6600
Technical Manual.
4.6.1 Settings
1. Select > Station gas configuration > Settings.
Select test gas for X-am 2000
Fresh air inlet setting
Expert settings
Select test gas for PAC 7000 OV
Gas cylinder level indicator
The OV sensor of the PAC 7000 OV allows to choose between
two different test gases that are also used for calibration and
testing. These test gases are carbon monoxide (CO) and
ethylene oxide (EO).
For the X-am 2000, it is possible to choose between three
different test gases that are also used for calibration and
testing. The three options are methane (CH
and pentane (C H ). The sensor is calibrated with different
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sensitivity levels depending on the gas selected. More
information on this can be found in the relevant sensor data
sheets.
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The corresponding gas must be connected to one of
the gas inlets and set in the gas configuration.
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), propane (C H )
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There is also the option of setting an "increased sensitivity"
option for propane and pentane. This option artificially
increases the sensitivity to calibrate the sensors so that these
have approximately a nonane sensitivity level (in other words,
a sensitivity level as if they were calibrated for nonane). More
information on the subject of cross-sensitivity calibration can
be found in the relevant sensor data sheets.
To select the test gas for X-am 2000:
1. Select X-am 2000.
2. Select the required test gas from the list.
The following selection is available:
Methane - CH (default setting)
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Propane - C H
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Pentane - PENT
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For propane and pentane, the "Increased sensitivity"
(vapour sensitivity) option can also be activated.
3. Confirm selection with OK.
To set the fresh air input:
1. Select Fresh air.
2. Select desired setting:
Supplied by pump - fresh air inlet (default setting)
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Supplied by compressed air input - compressed air
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inlet
3. Confirm selection with OK.
The following settings can be made in the expert menu:
Ignore max. concentration for quick bump test
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Set test behaviour for missing test gases
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To ignore the concentration limit specified by Dräger for the
quick dump test:
1. Select Ignore max. conc. for BTQ.
2. Activate checkbox (default setting: deactivated).
3. Confirm selection with OK.
Activating this feature allows users to use higher test gas
concentration for the quick bump test than recommended by
Dräger.
WARNING
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This feature must only be activated by trained and
qualified personnel since wrongly selected test gas
concentrations may lead to a positive test result
although the gas detector's warning comes too late.
To set the test behaviour with missing test gases:
1. Select Cancel the test on missing gas.
2. Activate checkbox (default setting: activated).
3. Confirm selection with OK.
This function can be used to set whether or not a test or
calibration is carried out when a required test gas is not
connected.
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