Four-Head Gas Detector: MSA Orion
When the battery alarm sounds, move to clean air and replace all three batteries. See
Section 4.3: 'Changing batteries' on page
If batteries are not changed, the Orion will re-alarm every five minutes.
When the batteries can no longer operate the unit, the Orion will go into battery
shutdown:
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the battery indicator remains on,
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the alarm sounds continuously,
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the alarm lights flash,
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all other displays disappear.
The instrument switches off after about five minutes.
3.4.6
Datalogging
Datalogging is automatic. These records are kept:
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date of calibration
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date and time
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TWA
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STEL
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peak readings (oxygen, toxic gases, combustible gases)
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oxygen minimum reading
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instant readings once a minute.
3.5
Turning Off
To turn off the Orion:
a) Press and hold On/Off/Page for five seconds.
All flags disappear. The sandglass time flag then appears, and displays until
the instrument switches off.
b) Release On/Off/Page.
D.I.
Rec-ommended Practice
FILE: W:\NB\RP HMRU\Orion\Frame Ver 02\Orion.fm
WARNING
Changing batteries is not intrinsically safe. Do not change batteries
in a combustible atmosphere.
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Version 02
Issued February 2011
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State of NSW (Fire and Rescue NSW) 2011
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