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- Page 1 User Instructions MSA LUNAR Order No.: 10214662/00 Print Spec: 10000005389 (EO) CR 800000046200 MSA safety .com...
- Page 2 The warranties made by MSA with respect to the product are voided if the product is not installed and used in accordance with the instructions in this manual. Please protect yourself and your employees by following the instructions.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
FireGrid Safety io Getting Started In the Box 3.1.1 Accessories and Replacement Parts Device Overview Basic Operation Attaching LUNAR to PPE Powering On and Off 4.2.1 Powering On 4.2.2 Powering Off TIC Display and Connected Device Status Menus 4.4.1 Main Menu 4.4.2 Maintenance Menu... - Page 4 Support Specifications 6.2.1 Radio 6.2.2 Ingress Protection Rating 6.2.3 Single-Point Charger International Input AC Power Plugs Warranty Certifications 6.4.1 Certified Temperature Ranges 6.4.2 Declaration of Conformity Legal Notices MSA LUNAR...
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Page 5: Safety Regulations
Cet appareil doit accepter toute interférence, y compris les interférences pouvant provoquer un fonctionnement indésirable de l'appareil Restrictions MSA LUNAR is not suitable for the following applications: • Although the thermal imaging camera (TIC) is waterproof, it is unable to take underwater images. - Page 6 Target’s person. If the LUNAR device is not operational, powered on, and connected through wireless signal, the Target will not be able to be searched. If the LUNAR device is not on the Target’s person, the search function will lead searchers to the LUNAR device rather than the Target.
- Page 7 Do NOT dispose of batteries in a fire. Batteries can explode. Dispose of in accordance with local regulations and requirements. Do NOT replace the battery with another type of battery. Use only LUNAR battery packs. Use of an incorrect battery type creates a risk of explosion.
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Page 8: Overview
Learn more about FireGrid at https://us.msasafety.com/connected-firefighter. Safety io Safety io, LLC (a subsidiary of MSA The Safety Company) developed the FireGrid platform so that, among other things, LUNAR users can proactively and easily manage and monitor their devices. For more information, visit http://www.safetyio.com. -
Page 9: Getting Started
• Single-Point Charger • LUNAR Quick Start Guide ( 10215367) • LUNAR Registration Guide (for registering a LUNAR device in FireGrid) ( 10215366) 3.1.1 Accessories and Replacement Parts Accessories and replacement parts can be purchased separately at https://us.msasafety.com/. Accessories Product... -
Page 10: Device Overview
Device Overview 01 Status 02 ID 03 LTE connection 04 Bluetooth connection 05 Battery level 06 Display 07 TIC lens 08 'Enter' button. Press to select. 09 LED 10 'Down' button. Press to scroll. 11 RFID tag 12 Quick-Disconnect Swivel MSA LUNAR... -
Page 11: Basic Operation
Ensure LUNAR is securely attached using a tether by following the instructions below for donning LUNAR. If using a tether other than the MSA Retractor Assembly, ensure that the tether material and connection method are capable of withstanding the loading and environmental conditions that will be encountered during use. - Page 12 4 Basic Operation Push and hold in the LUNAR Swivel Button (04). With the button depressed, pull the Quick-Disconnect Swivel (03) to remove. Then follow the instructions for the applicable SCBA: • Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA • Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA Tethering LUNAR to a G1 SCBA...
- Page 13 From outside of the G1 SCBA strap tunnel (06), secure the Retractor (02). Reach into the G1 SCBA side access tunnel (08). At this point, the Split D-ring (01) should be in front of the webbing. MSA LUNAR...
- Page 14 Attach the Retractor (02) to the bottom of LUNAR: a) Push and hold in the Retractor Swivel Button (04). b) Insert the Swivel End (05) into the bottom of LUNAR. Release the Retractor Swivel Button (04) and ensure that Retractor Assembly is connected and swiveling freely. MSA LUNAR...
- Page 15 4 Basic Operation Tethering LUNAR to an M1 SCBA Identify the M1 SCBA shoulder strap webbing loop (09). It sits on the User’s right-hand side, one loop above the strap adjustment. Slide the webbing loop (09) between the gap in the Split D-ring (01) until half of the webbing is within the Split D-ring and half of the webbing is underneath it.
- Page 16 Attach the Retractor (02) to the bottom of LUNAR: a) Push and hold in the Retractor Swivel Button (04). b) Insert the Swivel End (05) into the bottom of LUNAR. Release the Retractor Swivel Button (04) and ensure that Retractor Assembly is connected and swiveling freely. MSA LUNAR...
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Page 17: Powering On And Off
Installing a charged battery also powers on the device. See "Installing and Removing the Battery". Attempting to power on a LUNAR device with a low battery level results in a flashing Low Battery icon, and LUNAR shuts down. See "Charging the Battery". -
Page 18: Tic Display And Connected Device Status
Down button. If LUNAR is connected to Bluetooth and paired with an external device, the status of the connected device can also be viewed. NOTE: If LUNAR is not connected to Bluetooth or if the connection is lost, the Status screen will not be available. MSA LUNAR... - Page 19 Motion Alarm Low Pressure Alarm PAR Check Strong LTE Connection Moderate LTE Connection Weak LTE Connection No LTE Connection Battery Level at 100%-75% Battery Level at 75%-50% Battery Level at 50%-25% Battery Level at 25%-0% Bluetooth Connection On MSA LUNAR...
- Page 20 Notification and Alert Types Motion Pre-Alarm Evacuate PAR Check SCBA/External Device Connection Lost PAR Check Acknowledged No LTE Connection Target Signal Lost SCBA/External Device Low Pressure Alarm Evacuate Acknowledged LUNAR Low Battery Warning Firefighter Alarm SCBA/External Device Low Battery Warning MSA LUNAR...
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Page 21: Menus
Any full alarm, including the following alarms, continuously sound and are displayed in the notification banner while they remain active. Motion Alarm A search cannot be started and LUNAR cannot be powered off once a Motion, Manual, or Hardware alarm is activated. Manual Alarm Hardware Alarm NOTE: If there are one or more active alarms on the device or if a PAR Check is active, notifications can still be received. -
Page 22: Activating An Alarm
Double press the Down or Enter button. If LUNAR is connected to an SCBA or external device and receives an alarm about the connected device, the alarm must be canceled, or reset, on the connected device. For more information on canceling an alarm on an SCBA or external device, see the device's user instruction manual. -
Page 23: Pairing With An External Device
WARNING! When pairing LUNAR with an external device, LUNAR must only be paired to the external device being worn by the User of the LUNAR. Failure to pair the two devices or pairing the LUNAR with an external device being worn by another User can result in unintended alarm communications including, but not limited to: •... -
Page 24: Configuring And Maintaining
Successful Connection Connection Established and then Lost Configuring and Maintaining 4.8.1 Connecting to FireGrid Configure LUNAR can be configured to connect with FireGrid Configure, making it discoverable for communication with FireGrid. With LUNAR powered off, start a Quick Check. MSA LUNAR... - Page 25 4 Basic Operation Open the Maintenance menu. Select DATA LINK. LUNAR is available for communications. FireGrid initiates the communications with the device. Connection in Progress Select DONE. In the DISCONNECT dialog box, select YES to disconnect or NO to remain paired. Not Actively Transferring Data...
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Page 26: Updating Firmware
NOTE: To update the firmware, the battery level must be at 50% or higher. Using FireGrid Configure Firmware can be updated on LUNAR devices specified in the FireGrid Configure mobile app. Connect LUNAR with FireGrid. See "Connecting to FireGrid Configure". -
Page 27: Charging The Battery
There are two ways to charge the LUNAR battery: Using the Single-Point Charger NOTE: If LUNAR is powered on and the Single-Point Charger is plugged into an outlet, the device automatically powers off after a period of time. The battery can also be removed from LUNAR and inserted into the Single-Point Charger to charge. -
Page 28: Installing And Removing The Battery
Failure to follow this warning can result in serious personal injury or death. Battery Overview If the battery has been removed, ensure the LUNAR battery connecting port (02) is clean and dry prior to installing the battery to prevent corrosion or damage. -
Page 29: Viewing Device Information
Removing the Battery WARNING! LUNAR device must be clean and dry prior to removal of the battery to prevent moisture or contaminants from entering the electrical connector area resulting in intermittent or unexpected loss of power to the device. Failure to follow this warning can result in serious personal injury or death. -
Page 30: Viewing Battery Level And Device Assignment (Quick Check)
Changes to devices or components are not permitted and will result in unapproved configurations. 4.8.8 Before Each Use Each time LUNAR is used, a visual and operational inspection must be performed on the device following the criteria below: • Check for housing damage due to mechanical, chemical or thermal loads. -
Page 31: After Each Use
WARNING! When pairing LUNAR with an external device, LUNAR must only be paired to the external device being worn by the User of the LUNAR. Failure to pair the two devices or pairing the LUNAR with an external device being worn by another User can result in unintended alarm communications including, but not limited to: •... -
Page 32: Storing Lunar
LUNAR to not perform as designed and approved. • Do not store LUNAR for extended periods with the battery installed if the device is not intended for service. If LUNAR is in service, ensure that the battery is charged. -
Page 33: Features
Select the name of the Target and start or join the search. If a Target is out of range or has a low battery level, or if four searchers are already participating in the search, the Target cannot be searched: Out of Range Target device loses power Maximum searchers MSA LUNAR... -
Page 34: Searching Overview
5 Features Searching Overview Once a search is started, LUNAR enters Search mode. Use the direction and distance indicators on the Display to help locate the Target. A Distance (measurement) Indicates distance, in feet or meters, from the Target. B Distance... -
Page 35: Canceling A Search
Exiting a Search Canceled by the Target In Search mode, if the Target of a search cancels the alarm on his LUNAR device, Users receive a notification. Searchers can then exit the search or start a new search for another Target. -
Page 36: Acknowledging A Par Check Notification
Use a Personnel Accountability Report (PAR) to ensure all current Users of a LUNAR device are accounted for and responsive. When a PAR Check is initiated in FireGrid, a notification appears on the LUNAR device and the PAR icon is displayed in the status bar. -
Page 37: Acknowledging An Evacuate Notification
When an Evacuate notification is initiated, all LUNAR devices on scene receiving the Evacuate notification will be in alarm.The alarm will continue until the evacuation is acknowledged on the LUNAR device or is cancelled by the initiator. To acknowledge the notification, press the Enter button. -
Page 38: Learn More
China GR 2099 configuration: 2 pins, Class II Q-CN(R) India configuration: 2 pins, Class II, Q-IN(R) Warranty MSA The Safety Company warrants MSA LUNAR to be free from defects in materials and/or faulty workmanship for a period of two (2) years. MSA LUNAR... - Page 39 MSA accepts no liability in cases where the device has been misused, used inappropriately or not used as intended. MSA accepts no liability in cases where damage or injury is caused by wear and tear, neglect or failure to carry out inspection and maintenance procedures.
- Page 40 For local MSA contacts, please visit us at MSAsafety.com...