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Page 1: Quick Start
QUICK START GUIDE EVM Series Environmental Monitor... - Page 2 EVM and User Interface Indicators Display Softkey Menus Backlight Up Arrow Key Altf Key Enter Key Particulate Pump Right Arrow Key Down Arrow Key Left Arrow Key On/Off and Esc Key Run/Stop Key Turning On/Off and Navigating 1. Press key power on. (Following a splash/welcome screen, the Start screen will appear.) 2.
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Page 3: Particulate Measurements
Overview of running measurements Quick Help List: typical gas, particulates, or air quality measuring overview 1. Turn the EVM on and check the battery power. 2. Reset/Clear memory, if necessary (Start\File System menu). This will clear out data history before your logging begins to ensure you have sufficient memory space. 3. - Page 4 Particulate Zero Calibration Prior to calibrating, ensure the impactors are well-greased with an applied thin-film of silicone grease. (Please see “Impactor Care” on page 10 of EVM series user manual.) 1. Attach the Zero/HEPA filter and tubing Zero/HEPA Filter Example into the turret.
- Page 5 For best response time, it is recommended to set the flow rate at 1 LPM. NOTE: Please refer to the EVM series manual for more information on the PID ppm/ppb sensors. 1. Connect the Zero Grade Air, tubing, and calibration cup to the EVM.
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Page 6: Toxic Gases
Toxic Gases The following toxic gases table displays a quick overview of the ranges and the gases needed to perform zero and span calibrations. Type of Gas Range Res. Zero cal gas Span cal gas Carbon Monoxide (CO) 0 -1000 ppm 1 ppm nitrogen/pure air Chlorine (CL... - Page 7 Toxic and Carbon Dioxide Span Calibration To perform a span calibration with a specific toxic gas, please reference the toxic gas table. For the span calibration, the range (or span) should be a sizeable fraction of the selected full scale range of the gas.
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Page 8: Temperature And Relative Humidity
Temperature and Relative Humidity Logging/Viewing Temperature and/or Relative Humidity The Temperature and Relative Humidity readings are viewable in either the Temp-RH measurement screen or in the Composite screen. Temp/RH Measurements Temp/RH Measurement Screen Particulate Air Flow Calibration For Airflow meter calibration, an accurate flow meter (such as a primary standard calibrator) and tubing is required. -
Page 9: Air Velocity
Air Velocity To view air velocity measurements, perform or verify the following: 1. The air velocity probe is enabled in Setup\AUX\Air Velocity screen. 2. Connect the air velocity probe and attachment to the EVM unit to the auxiliary Air probe inlet. (See Air Probe inlets diagram in previous section, “Particulate Air Flow”.) 3. -
Page 10: Maintenance & Cleaning
Maintenance/Cleaning Sensors Locations The gas sensors are inserted, factory calibrated, and ready for usage upon delivery. (The diagram below is based on the EVM-7 model.) Occasionally, you may have to care for the sensors which will require removing and inserting. NOTE: Verify the unit is off and unplugged from the power cord before removing or inserting sensors. - Page 11 Working with Quest Detection Management Software DMS Communicating 1. When the EVM is On, plug the USB cable into the EVM and plug the opposite end to the USB port of your computer. (Refer to illustration below.) Viewing your data In DMS once your files are downloaded via button, view the data in the panel layout view or Download...
- Page 12 Quest is a trademark, and TSI and the TSI logo are registered trademarks of TSI Incorporated. TSI Incorporated - Visit our website www.tsi.com for more information. North America and Asia Pacific Europe, Middle East, and Africa Telephone: +1 800-680-1220 (USA) Telephone: +49 241-52303-0 +1 651-490-2860 (Outside USA) Fax:...
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