Manual Datalog; Alarms Reset Or Acknowledge; Confidence Signal - Teledyne GMI PS200 User Manual

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PS200
PORTABLE GAS MONITOR
NOTE: The MIN is only displayed if an Oxygen sensor is fitted in the monitor.
6. MAX/MIN readings can be reset by pressing and holding the R button for 2 seconds when
either of the MAX/MIN screens are displayed.
After resetting, the monitor will return to the normal operating screen.
MAX/MIN/STEL/LTEL will be automatically reset during warmup, if the monitor is configured for
multi users.

3.6. Manual Datalog

Press the L button once to manually store the current gas readings. LOGGING appears on the
monitor as shown in
Figure 20: Manual

3.7. Alarms Reset or Acknowledge

When the monitor reaches an alarm set point, the audible, visual, and vibrating alarms will be
activated to alert the user.
Alarms are individually programmable to be either:
• Latching - alarms are active until the user resets by pressing and holding the R button after
the gas readings have returned to a safe level.
• Non-Latching - alarms will reset automatically when the gas readings have returned to a
safe level.
The audible alarm on each pre-set alarm can be muted for 60 seconds by pressing and holding
the R button. After this time, should the gas value remain out with the pre-set alarm limit, the non-
latching audible alarm will become active again. If latching, the audible alarm will become active
again regardless of gas value.

3.7.1. Confidence Signal

During normal operation, the monitor sounds a confidence beep and illuminates the green LED's
briefly every 15 seconds. This function informs the user that the monitor is operating correctly.
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Datalog.
Figure 20: Manual Datalog
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