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From the RELAY menu, each of the three relays can be
configured for either normal or failsafe operation. The
default is normal, meaning normally open contacts
will close with the event corresponding the relay
designation. If fail safe is selected the relay will be
normally energized and will be de-energized with the
relays designated event or a power failure.
The op;onal beacon, if installed, and the internal
The op;onal beacon, if installed, and the internal
buzzer may be enabled to indicate an alarm
buzzer may be enabled to indicate an alarm
condi;on. When enabled, the beacon will be
The op;onal beacon, if installed, and the internal
condi;on. When enabled, the beacon will be
energized, and the buzzer will beep, if either a low or
The op;onal beacon, if installed, and the internal
buzzer may be enabled to indicate an alarm
energized, and the buzzer will beep, if either a low or
high alarm condi;on exists.
buzzer may be enabled to indicate an alarm
condi;on. When enabled, the beacon will be
The optional beacon, if installed, and the internal
The op;onal beacon, if installed, and the internal
high alarm condi;on exists.
buzzer may be enabled to indicate an alarm condition.
condi;on. When enabled, the beacon will be
energized, and the buzzer will beep, if either a low or
buzzer may be enabled to indicate an alarm
When enabled, the beacon will be energized, and the
energized, and the buzzer will beep, if either a low or
high alarm condi;on exists.
condi;on. When enabled, the beacon will be
buzzer will beep, if either a low or high alarm condition
high alarm condi;on exists.
energized, and the buzzer will beep, if either a low or
exists.
high alarm condi;on exists.
Fault latching defaults to DISABLED, allowing the
Fault latching defaults to DISABLED, allowing the
fault indica;on to clear with the condi;on without
fault indica;on to clear with the condi;on without
user interven;on. When ENABLED the fault
Fault latching defaults to DISABLED, allowing the
Fault latching defaults to DISABLED, allowing the fault
user interven;on. When ENABLED the fault
indica;on will persist amer the condi;on has cleared,
Fault latching defaults to DISABLED, allowing the
fault indica;on to clear with the condi;on without
indication to clear with the condition without user
indica;on will persist amer the condi;on has cleared,
un;l a user clears the current faults by selec;ng
fault indica;on to clear with the condi;on without
user interven;on. When ENABLED the fault
intervention. When ENABLED the fault indication will
Fault latching defaults to DISABLED, allowing the
un;l a user clears the current faults by selec;ng
"CLEAR FAULT" from the diagnos;c menu.
user interven;on. When ENABLED the fault
indica;on will persist amer the condi;on has cleared,
persist after the condition has cleared, until a user
fault indica;on to clear with the condi;on without
clears the current faults by selecting "CLEAR FAULT"
"CLEAR FAULT" from the diagnos;c menu.
indica;on will persist amer the condi;on has cleared,
un;l a user clears the current faults by selec;ng
user interven;on. When ENABLED the fault
from the diagnostic menu.
un;l a user clears the current faults by selec;ng
"CLEAR FAULT" from the diagnos;c menu.
indica;on will persist amer the condi;on has cleared,
"CLEAR FAULT" from the diagnos;c menu.
un;l a user clears the current faults by selec;ng
"CLEAR FAULT" from the diagnos;c menu.
To use the Hansen smart phone app, before
To use the Hansen smart phone app, before
To use the Hansen smart phone APP, before
connec;ng you must ENABLE Bluetooth from this
connecting you must ENABLE Bluetooth from this
connec;ng you must ENABLE Bluetooth from this
menu screen.
To use the Hansen smart phone app, before
menu screen.
menu screen.
To use the Hansen smart phone app, before
connec;ng you must ENABLE Bluetooth from this
connec;ng you must ENABLE Bluetooth from this
menu screen.
To use the Hansen smart phone app, before
menu screen.
connec;ng you must ENABLE Bluetooth from this
menu screen.
From the LCD contrast setting screen, use the arrow
From the LCD contrast seqng screen, use the arrow
keys to adjust the contrast from 1-63, with 30 being
From the LCD contrast seqng screen, use the arrow
keys to adjust the contrast from 1-63, with 30 being
the default.
keys to adjust the contrast from 1-63, with 30 being
the default.
The real ;me clock should be checked and set amer
From the LCD contrast seqng screen, use the arrow
the default.
installa;on or when the coin cell babery is changed.
From the LCD contrast seqng screen, use the arrow
keys to adjust the contrast from 1-63, with 30 being
Enter or edit the month, day, year, hour and minute
keys to adjust the contrast from 1-63, with 30 being
the default.
From the LCD contrast seqng screen, use the arrow
by scrolling the menu.
the default.
keys to adjust the contrast from 1-63, with 30 being
The brightness of front panel LEDs can be adjusted
the default.
from 0-10. A full bright setting of 10 will be visible
The brightness of front panel LEDs can be adjusted
from a long distance but may be too bright when the
The brightness of front panel LEDs can be adjusted
from 0-10. A full bright seqng of 10 will be visible
user is operating the keypad. For this reason, when
from 0-10. A full bright seqng of 10 will be visible
from a long distance but may be too bright when the
The brightness of front panel LEDs can be adjusted
the keypad is in use the LED brightness will auto-dim
from a long distance but may be too bright when the
to a comfortable level, and resume the programmed
user is opera;ng the keypad. For this reason, when
The brightness of front panel LEDs can be adjusted
from 0-10. A full bright seqng of 10 will be visible
The Controller can be password protected to prevent
brightness setting after a period of keypad inactivity
user is opera;ng the keypad. For this reason, when
the keypad is in use the LED brightness will auto-dim
from 0-10. A full bright seqng of 10 will be visible
from a long distance but may be too bright when the
the unauthorized edi;ng of setup parameters. When
The brightness of front panel LEDs can be adjusted
the keypad is in use the LED brightness will auto-dim
to a comfortable level, and resume the programmed
from a long distance but may be too bright when the
user is opera;ng the keypad. For this reason, when
password protec;on is enabled, an operator may s;ll
from 0-10. A full bright seqng of 10 will be visible
to a comfortable level, and resume the programmed
brightness seqng amer a period of keypad inac;vity
user is opera;ng the keypad. For this reason, when
the keypad is in use the LED brightness will auto-dim
navigate between screens to observe seqngs or
from a long distance but may be too bright when the
brightness seqng amer a period of keypad inac;vity
the keypad is in use the LED brightness will auto-dim
to a comfortable level, and resume the programmed
monitor network status. The unit is shipped with
user is opera;ng the keypad. For this reason, when
to a comfortable level, and resume the programmed
brightness seqng amer a period of keypad inac;vity
password protec;on OFF. Entering a 3 digit (non-
the keypad is in use the LED brightness will auto-dim
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brightness seqng amer a period of keypad inac;vity
zero) password enables password protec;on. Amer
to a comfortable level, and resume the programmed
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The real ;me clock should be checked and set amer
protec;on is enabled, the user will be prompted to
brightness seqng amer a period of keypad inac;vity
The real time clock should be checked and set after
installation or when the coin cell battery is changed.
Enter or edit the month, day, year, hour and minute by
scrolling the menu.
The Controller can be password protected to prevent
the unauthorized editing of setup parameters. When
password protection is enabled, an operator may
still navigate between screens to observe settings
or monitor network status. The unit is shipped with
password protection OFF. Entering a 3 digit (non-
zero) password enables password protection. After
protection is enabled, the user will be prompted to
enter the password when an attempt is made to edit
a setup parameter. After entering the password, a 30
minute time period will be allowed for entries, after
which the user will again be prompted to re-enter the
password. To disable password protection, simply
change the password to all zero's (000).
Selecting FACTORY RESET will revert all user
settings to their factory out of box defaults. A
confirmation screen will ask the user to confirm their
intent since user settings will be lost and you will
need to re-configure each channel. For this reason
record settings in each channel edit screen before
performing a reset.
Pressing a CHx key from the main screen will bring up
a channel summary screen with detailed information
collected from the gas detector assigned to that
channel.
Prior to setting channel parameters, the installer
should verify and record the instrument type, node
address and baud rate for each connected detector.
All detectors must be set for the same baud rate,
either 9600 (default) or 19200, and must have a
unique node address. The BAUD setting in the
MODBUS CONFIG menu must match the settings
of the detectors. The channel setup screen may be
accessed either by selecting CHANNEL CONFIG from
the main menu or by pressing the channel number key
twice at the main screen. For each detector channel
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Enter or edit the month, day, year, hour and minute
installa;on or when the coin cell babery is changed.
by scrolling the menu.
Enter or edit the month, day, year, hour and minute
by scrolling the menu.
The real ;me clock should be checked and set amer
installa;on or when the coin cell babery is changed.
Enter or edit the month, day, year, hour and minute
by scrolling the menu.
The Controller can be password protected to prevent
the unauthorized edi;ng of setup parameters. When
The Controller can be password protected to prevent
password protec;on is enabled, an operator may s;ll
the unauthorized edi;ng of setup parameters. When
navigate between screens to observe seqngs or
password protec;on is enabled, an operator may s;ll
monitor network status. The unit is shipped with
navigate between screens to observe seqngs or
The Controller can be password protected to prevent
password protec;on OFF. Entering a 3 digit (non-
monitor network status. The unit is shipped with
the unauthorized edi;ng of setup parameters. When
zero) password enables password protec;on. Amer
password protec;on OFF. Entering a 3 digit (non-
password protec;on is enabled, an operator may s;ll
protec;on is enabled, the user will be prompted to
zero) password enables password protec;on. Amer
navigate between screens to observe seqngs or
enter the password when an abempt is made to edit
protec;on is enabled, the user will be prompted to
monitor network status. The unit is shipped with
a setup parameter. Amer entering the password, a 30
enter the password when an abempt is made to edit
password protec;on OFF. Entering a 3 digit (non-
minute ;me period will be allowed for entries, amer
a setup parameter. Amer entering the password, a 30
zero) password enables password protec;on. Amer
which the user will again be prompted to re-enter
minute ;me period will be allowed for entries, amer
protec;on is enabled, the user will be prompted to
the password. To disable password protec;on,
which the user will again be prompted to re-enter
enter the password when an abempt is made to edit
simply change the password to all zero's (000).
the password. To disable password protec;on,
a setup parameter. Amer entering the password, a 30
simply change the password to all zero's (000).
minute ;me period will be allowed for entries, amer
which the user will again be prompted to re-enter
the password. To disable password protec;on,
simply change the password to all zero's (000).
Selec;ng FACTORY RESET will revert all user seqngs
to their factory out of box defaults. A confirma;on
Selec;ng FACTORY RESET will revert all user seqngs
screen will ask the user to confirm their intent since
to their factory out of box defaults. A confirma;on
user seqngs will be lost and you will need to re-
screen will ask the user to confirm their intent since
configure each channel. For this reason record
user seqngs will be lost and you will need to re-
Selec;ng FACTORY RESET will revert all user seqngs
seqngs in each channel edit screen before
configure each channel. For this reason record
to their factory out of box defaults. A confirma;on
performing a reset.
seqngs in each channel edit screen before
screen will ask the user to confirm their intent since
performing a reset.
user seqngs will be lost and you will need to re-
configure each channel. For this reason record
seqngs in each channel edit screen before
performing a reset.
Pressing a CHx key from the main screen will bring
up a channel summary screen with detailed
Pressing a CHx key from the main screen will bring
informa;on collected from the gas detector assigned
up a channel summary screen with detailed
to that channel.
informa;on collected from the gas detector assigned
to that channel.
Pressing a CHx key from the main screen will bring
up a channel summary screen with detailed
informa;on collected from the gas detector assigned
to that channel.
Prior to seqng channel parameters, the installer
should verify and record the instrument type, node
address and baud rate for each connected detector.
All detectors must be set for the same baud rate,
either 9600 (default) or 19200, and must have a
unique node address. The MASTER BAUD seqng in
the MODBUS CONFIG menu must match the seqngs
of the detectors. The channel setup screen may be
accessed either by selec;ng CHANNEL CONFIG from
the main menu or by pressing the channel number
key twice at the main screen. For each detector
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