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sewerin EX-TEC PM 400 Operating Instructions Manual

sewerin EX-TEC PM 400 Operating Instructions Manual (137 pages)

Brand: sewerin | Category: Gas Detectors | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

9
- Information about this Document
  9
- Purpose
  10
- Intended Use
  10
- Improper Use
  10
- Safety Information
  11
- Qualification of Users
  13
2 Product Description

14
- Product Variants
  14
- Application Options
  15
- Detectable Gases
  15
- Applications
  16
- Features
  17
- Sensors
  17
- Gas Types
  19
- Visual and Audible Signals
  19
- Overview
  19
- Signal for Paused Measurement
  20
- Operating Signal
  21
- Alarm Signals
  21
- Signals in the Event of Faults
  22
- Display Illumination
  22
- Gas Input and Filter
  22
- Belt Clip and Short Probe
  23
- Additional Probes
  24
- Measuring Mode and Menu
  24
- Protocol Memory
  26
- Concentration Specification in the Warning Application
  26
3 Operation

28
- Switching on the Device
  28
- Switching off Device
  31
- Navigating
  32
- Orientation Aids on the Display
  32
- Key Functions
  34
- Switching between Levels
  35
- Changing from Measuring Mode to Menu or Measuring Menu
  35
- Switching from Menu or the Measuring Menu into Measuring Mode
  36
- Select a Menu Item in a Menu
  36
- Cancel the Action or Process
  36
- Scrolling
  36
- Select Values
  37
- Answer Questions
  38
- Lists - View Detailed Information
  38
- Write Comment
  39
- Recording Measurements
  40
- Start Recording
  41
- Stop Recording and Save Without a Comment
  41
- Stop Recording and Save It with a Comment
  42
- Automatically Recording a Measurement
  42
- Change Application
  43
- Set Zero Point
  44
- Changing Gas Type
  46
- Changing the Settings on the Device
  47
- Concentration-Dependent Signal (Structure)
  48
- Key Lock
  49
- Locking Keys Manually
  49
- Locking Keys Automatically
  50
- Unlocking Keys
  50
- Leak Test When Using Probes
  50
- Changing the Filter
  51
4 Settings

54
- General Information about the Settings
  54
- Settings Using the Gascom Software
  54
- Settings on the Device
  55
- Access to the Settings Using PIN Code
  55
- Adjustment
  55
- Restore
  56
- Date/Time
  56
- PPM Threshold
  57
5 Protocols and Information

58
- Protocols
  58
- Device Inspections
  59
- Recordings
  60
- Information
  60
- Device
  61
- Errors
  62
- Test Gases
  62
- User List
  63
- Application
  63
6 Maintenance

65
- Scope of Maintenance (Overview)
  65
- Test Gases
  65
- Utilisable Test Gases
  65
- Available Test Gases
  66
- Gas Mixtures for Adjusting Devices with a COSH Sensor
  66
- Suitable Environment
  67
- Device Inspection
  67
- Ways of Carrying out the Procedure
  67
- Frequency and Due Date
  68
- Variants of the Guided Device Inspection (Standard and ECO)
  69
- Features
  70
- Presentation of Results
  71
- Required Accessories
  72
- Perform a Device Inspection
  72
- Requirements (Summary)
  72
- Start Device Inspection
  72
- Checking the Device Condition
  73
- Testing the Pump
  73
- Testing the Zero Point
  73
- Testing the Indication Accuracy (Standard Device Inspection)
  74
- Performing a Bump Test (ECO Device Inspection)
  74
- Saving the Device Inspection
  75
- Measuring Response Time
  76
- Adjustment
  77
- Frequency
  77
- Features
  77
- Presentation of Results
  78
- Required Accessories
  78
- Performing an Adjustment
  78
- Requirements (Summary)
  79
- Warning Application
  79
- Measuring Application
  80
- Structure Application
  81
- Servicing
  82
7 Power Supply

83
- Overview
  83
- Approved Disposable Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries
  84
- Rechargeable Batteries
  86
- Charging Mode
  86
- Required Accessories
  87
- Charging the Batteries
  87
- Rechargeable Battery Servicing
  88
- Alarm at Undervoltage
  88
- Changing the Disposable/Rechargeable Batteries
  89
8 Faults and Problems

90
- Error Messages
  90
- Warning Messages
  91
- Resolution of Problems
  91
- Device Has Sucked Water in
  91
- Temporary Zero Point Cannot be Set
  93
9 Appendix

94
- Technical Data
  94
- Sensors
  97
- Infrared Sensors
  97
- Semiconductor Sensor
  101
- Catalytic Combustion Sensor
  102
- Electrochemical Sensors
  104
- Measuring Ranges in the Applications (Overview)
  108
- Test Gases
  110
- Preset Test Gases
  110
- Setting Ranges
  111
- Alarms
  113
- Features
  113
- Setting Ranges
  116
- Alarm Thresholds (Condition at Delivery)
  117
- Lel
  117
- Limit Values for Device Inspection
  118
- Type Examinations
  118
- Explosion Protection Test
  118
- Functional Safety Test
  119
- Device Identification
  120
- Symbols on the Display
  121
- Accessories and Consumables
  127
- Care
  129
- Advice on Disposal
  129
- Legal Basis
  130
- Declaration of Conformity
  131
- Abbreviations
  131
- Technical Terms
  132
- Conversion of the Concentration Data
  133
10 Index

134

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sewerin EX-TEC PM 400 Operating Instructions Manual

sewerin EX-TEC PM 400 Operating Instructions Manual (127 pages)

Brand: sewerin | Category: Gas Detectors | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

9
- Information about this Document
  9
- Purpose
  10
- Intended Use
  10
- Improper Use
  10
- Safety Information
  11
- Qualification of Users
  13
2 Product Description

14
- Product Variants
  14
- Application Options
  15
- Detectable Gases
  15
- Applications
  16
- Features
  17
- Sensors
  17
- Gas Types
  19
- Visual and Audible Signals
  19
- Overview
  19
- Alarm Signals
  20
- Operating Signal
  21
- Signals in the Event of Faults
  21
- Display Illumination
  21
- Gas Input and Filter
  21
- Belt Clip and Short Probe
  22
- Additional Probes
  23
- Measuring Mode and Menu
  23
- Units for Concentration Data
  25
- Selectable Units (Warning)
  25
- Conversion of the Concentration Data
  25
3 Operation

26
- Switching on the Device
  26
- Switch off Device
  29
- Navigating
  30
- Orientation Aids on the Display
  30
- Key Functions
  32
- Switch between Levels
  33
- Changing from Measuring Mode to Menu or Measuring Menu
  33
- Switch from Menu or the Measuring Menu into Measuring Mode
  33
- Select a Menu Item in a Menu
  34
- Cancel the Action or Process
  34
- Scrolling
  34
- Select Values
  35
- Queries - Perform Action or Don't Perform an Action
  35
- Lists - View Detailed Information
  36
- Write Comment
  36
- Start, Stop, Save Recording
  38
- Start Recording
  39
- Stop Recording and Save Without a Comment
  39
- Stop Recording and Save It with a Comment
  40
- Change Application
  40
- Set Zero Point
  41
- Change Gas Type
  43
- Changing the Settings on the Device
  44
- Concentration-Dependent Signal (Structure)
  45
- Leak Test When Using Probes
  46
- Changing the Filter
  47
4 Settings

50
- General Information about the Settings
  50
- Settings Using the Gascom Software
  50
- Settings on the Device
  51
- Access to the Settings Using PIN Code
  51
- Adjustment
  52
- Restore
  52
- Date/Time
  53
- PPM Threshold
  53
5 Protocols and Information

54
- Protocols
  54
- Information
  56
6 Maintenance

59
- Scope of Maintenance (Overview)
  59
- Test Gases
  60
- Utilisable Test Gases
  60
- Available Test Gases
  60
- Suitable Environment
  61
- Device Inspection
  61
- Ways of Carrying out the Procedure
  61
- Frequency and Due Date
  62
- Variants of the Guided Device Inspection (Standard and ECO)
  63
- Features
  64
- Presentation of Results
  65
- Required Accessories
  66
- Perform a Device Inspection
  66
- Requirements (Summary)
  66
- Start Device Inspection
  66
- Checking the Device Condition
  67
- Testing the Pump
  67
- Testing the Zero Point
  68
- Test the Indication Accuracy (Standard Device Inspection)
  68
- Performing a Bump Test (ECO Device Inspection)
  69
- Save the Device Inspection
  69
- Measuring Response Time
  70
- Adjustment
  70
- Frequency
  70
- Features
  70
- Presentation of Results
  71
- Required Accessories
  72
- Performing an Adjustment
  72
- Requirements (Summary)
  72
- Warning Application
  73
- Measuring Application
  74
- Structure Application
  75
- Servicing
  76
7 Power Supply

77
- Overview
  77
- Approved Disposable Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries
  78
- Rechargeable Batteries
  79
- Charging Mode
  79
- Required Accessories
  80
- Charging the Batteries
  80
- Rechargeable Battery Servicing
  81
- Alarm at Undervoltage
  81
- Changing the Disposable/Rechargeable Batteries
  82
8 Faults and Problems

84
- Error Messages
  84
- Warning Messages
  85
- Resolution of Problems
  85
- Device Has Sucked Water in
  85
- Temporary Zero Point Cannot be Set
  87
9 Appendix

88
- Technical Data
  88
- Sensors
  91
- Infrared Sensors
  91
- Semiconductor Sensor
  94
- Catalytic Combustion Sensor
  95
- Electrochemical Sensors
  97
- Measuring Ranges in the Applications (Overview)
  101
- Test Gases
  102
- Preset Test Gases
  102
- Setting Ranges
  104
- Alarms
  105
- Features
  105
- Setting Ranges
  107
- Alarms AL1, AL2
  108
- LEL (End of Measuring Range)
  108
- Alarm Thresholds (Condition at Delivery)
  108
- Limit Values for Device Inspection
  109
- Explosion Protection
  109
- Passive Explosion Protection
  109
- Active Explosion Protection
  110
- Device Identification
  111
- Symbols on the Display
  112
- Accessories and Consumables
  117
- Care
  119
- Advice on Disposal
  119
- Legal Basis
  120
- Declaration of Conformity
  121
- Abbreviations
  121
- Technical Terms
  122
10 Index

124

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