AMC AMC-1BXX Bedienungsanleitung

AMC-1BXX

Standalone Monitor

USER MANUAL

The Armstrong Monitoring Corporation

215 Colonnade Road South, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K2E 7K3

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
 
1GENERAL INFORMATION......................................................................................6 
1 WARRANTY.......................................................................................................6 
2 LIABILITY...........................................................................................................6 
3 PRODUCT RETURN .........................................................................................6 
4 CONTACT INFORMATION................................................................................6 
5 MODIFICATIONS AND SUBSTITUTIONS.........................................................7 
6 GLOSSARY .......................................................................................................7 
2PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................8 
1 AMC-1BXX MONITOR.......................................................................................8 
2 SENSOR MODULE............................................................................................9 
2.1 Carbon Monoxide (AMC-1BCO Monitor)............................................................... 9 
2.2 Carbon Monoxide/Nitrogen Dioxide (AMC-1BVC Monitor).................................... 9 
3PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ....................................................................................10 
1 EXTERNAL VIEW............................................................................................11 
2 INTERNAL VIEW.............................................................................................12 
3 ACCESSORIES...............................................................................................13 
3.1 UTx Calibration Kit...............................................................................................13 
4INSTALLATION .....................................................................................................14 
1 MONITOR MOUNTING....................................................................................14
2 WIRING............................................................................................................16
2.1 POWER SUPPLY................................................................................................16 
2.2 RELAYS ..............................................................................................................16 
2.3 ANALOG OUT.....................................................................................................17 
2.4 RAM3 ..................................................................................................................17 
5OPERATION ..........................................................................................................18 
1 STATUS LEDS.................................................................................................18
2 MENU OVERVIEW..........................................................................................20
2.1 Menu System Normal Operation.......................................................................20 
2.2 Menu System Failed Sensor.............................................................................20 
2.3 Menu System Warning/Alarm Indication ...........................................................21 
2.4 Menu System Detailed Sensor Screen..............................................................22 
2.5 Menu System Detailed Status Screen...............................................................23 
2.6 Menu System Password Entry..........................................................................23 
2.7 Menu System Main Service Menu.....................................................................24 
2.8 Menu System Service Menu..............................................................................24 
2.9 Menu System Sensor Service Menu.................................................................25 
2.10 Menu System Transmitter Service Menu ..........................................................28 
2.10.1 TRANSMITTER SENSOR SETTINGS..........................................................29 
2.10.2 TRANSMITTER ALARM SETTINGS ............................................................32 
2.10.3 TRANSMITTER RELAY SETTINGS.............................................................37 
2.10.4 BUZZER.......................................................................................................39 
2.10.5 ACTIVATION TIMER....................................................................................39 
3 CALIBRATION.................................................................................................40
3.1 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT; EZ Cal EXCHANGE PROGRAM...............................40 
3.2 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT; ON-SITE SENSOR MODULE CALIBRATION...........40 


 
3.3 PRE BUMP TEST................................................................................................41 
3.4 CALIBRATION PROCEDURE .............................................................................42 
3.4.1 Calibration Menu...........................................................................................42 
3.4.2 Calibration Routine.......................................................................................44 
6MAINTENANCE.....................................................................................................46 
1 GENERAL........................................................................................................46 
2 SCHEDULED CALIBRATION..........................................................................46
3 SENSOR MODULE..........................................................................................46
3.1 SENSOR MODULE REPLACEMENT..................................................................46 
3.1.1 REMOVE SENSOR MODULE......................................................................46 
3.1.2 INSTALL SENSOR MODULE.......................................................................47 
4 VERIFICATION OF OPERATION....................................................................48
4.1 SIMULATION OF GAS LEVELS..........................................................................48 
4.2 LED/RELAY ACTIVATION TEST.........................................................................49 
7TROUBLESHOOTING ...........................................................................................50 
8SENSOR MODULE DEFAULT SETTINGS............................................................52 
9MENU FLOW DIAGRAMS.....................................................................................53 
 
 

4 
 
LIST OF FIGURES 
 
Figure 3-1: External View..........................................................................................................11 
Figure 3-2: Internal View...........................................................................................................12 
Figure 3-3: Sensor Module Calibration Kit.................................................................................13 
Figure 4-1: Enclosure Mounting ................................................................................................15 
Figure 4-2: Relay Connections..................................................................................................16 
Figure 4-3: RAM3 Module.........................................................................................................17 
Figure 6-1: Disconnect Sensor Module .....................................................................................47 
Figure 6-2: Installing Sensor Module.........................................................................................47 
Figure 9-1: Main Screen / Password Flow.................................................................................53 
Figure 9-2: Sensor Service Menu Flow Diagram.......................................................................54 
Figure 9-3: Service Menu Flow Diagram...................................................................................55 
Figure 9-4: Sensor Configuration Menu Flow Diagram..............................................................56 
Figure 9-5: Alarm Menu Flow Diagram......................................................................................57 
 
 

5 
 
 
LIST OF TABLES 
 
Table 5-1: Status LEDs.............................................................................................................18 
Table 5-2: Service Menu Options..............................................................................................24 
Table 5-3: Sensor Service Menu Options..................................................................................25 
Table 5-4: Transmitter Service Menu Options...........................................................................28 
Table 5-5: Sensor Module Configuration Menu.........................................................................29 
Table 5-6: Sensor Alarm Configuration.....................................................................................30 
Table 5-7: Calibration Frequency Configuration........................................................................31 
Table 5-8: Transmitter Alarm Settings.......................................................................................32 
Table 5-9: Transmitter Alarm Sub-Menu Settings......................................................................33 
Table 5-10: Alarm Input Options ...............................................................................................34 
Table 5-11: Alarm Setpoint Options ..........................................................................................35 
Table 5-12: Alarm Type Options ...............................................................................................35 
Table 5-13: Relay Menu............................................................................................................37 
Table 5-14: Relay Sub-Menu ....................................................................................................37 
Table 5-15: Relay Polarity Menu...............................................................................................38 
Table 5-16: Buzzer Menu..........................................................................................................39 
Table 5-17: Calibration Menu....................................................................................................42 
Table 5-18: Calibration States...................................................................................................43 
Table 7-1 Troubleshooting Table ..............................................................................................50 
Table 8-1: Default Alarm Settings..............................................................................................52 
Table 8-2: Default Sensor Module Settings...............................................................................52 
 
 
 
 

1GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1 WARRANTY

The AMC-1BXX Gas Monitor is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a

period of two years from date of delivery. Maintenance items are not warranted. During the

warranty period, The Armstrong Monitoring Corporation will repair or replace components that

prove to be defective in the opinion of AMC. Any equipment deemed to be defective by the user

should be returned to The Armstrong Monitoring Corporation for evaluation (see product return

below). Site visits by Armstrong personnel, to evaluate/repair equipment, are not covered by this

warranty unless covered under site contract. AMC is not liable for auxiliary interfaced equipment,

nor for consequential damage. This warranty shall not apply to any product, which has been

modified in any way, which has been repaired by any other party other than a qualified technician

or authorized AMC representative, or when failure is due to misuse or conditions of use.

Note: extended warranty and mail in calibration programs are available (please call 1-800-465-

5777) or see our contacts page at www.armstrongmonitoring.com

1.2 LIABILITY

All AMC products must be installed and maintained according to instructions. Only qualified

personnel should install and maintain the equipment. The AMC-1BXX Gas Monitor must not be

located in hazardous locations where combustible gases could be 100% LEL(potentially explosive

environments).

AMC shall have no liability arisingfrom auxiliary interfaced equipment, for consequential damage,

or the installation and operation of this equipment. AMC shall have no liability for labor or freight

costs, or any other costs or charges in excess of the amount of the invoice for the products.

THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED,

AND SPECIFICALLY THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A

PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES THAT EXTEND BEYOND THE

DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE THEREOF.

1.3 PRODUCT RETURN

All products returned for warranty or service should be shipped by prepaid freight and will be

accepted only with RMA or repair number issued by AMC. All products returned to the client will

be shipped by freight collect.

1.4 CONTACT INFORMATION

For information please call 1-800-465-5777, visit www.armstrongmonitoring.com or email

directly support@armstrongmonitoring.com.

1.5 MODIFICATIONS AND SUBSTITUTIONS

Due to an ongoing development program, AMC reserves the right to substitute components and

change specifications at any time without incurring any obligations.

1.6 GLOSSARY

Act Delay

The delay in seconds between the gas concentration reaching an alarm

setpoint, and the corresponding alarm level activating.

Alarm

Alarm is an audible, visual, or physical presentation designed to warn the

instrument user that a specific level of a dangerous gas/vapor concentration

has been reached or exceeded.

Calibration

Calibration is the procedure used to adjust the instrument for proper response.

Calibration

Gas

Calibration Gas is a gas of known concentration(s) used to set the instrument

span.

Gas

Concentration

Gas Concentration is measured in:

•PPM

•%LEL

•% Volume

Hysteresis

A user specified difference, or delta, from an alarm setpoint. Used to prevent

undesired repeated toggling of alarm activation. The concentration must return

above/below the setpoint +/hysteresis (based on a decreasing or increasing

alarm type) before an alarm level can become inactive. Hysteresis does not

affect the activation (only de-activation) of an alarm, which is based solely on

the alarm setpoint.

LEL

Lower explosive limit is the lowest concentration (percentage) of a gas or a

vapor in air capable of combusting in the presence of an ignition source (arc,

flame, heat).

Min Run

The minimum time in seconds that an alarm level will remain active, even if the

gas concentration has returned above/below the setpoint +/hysteresis(based

on a decreasing or increasing alarm type).

PPM

Parts Per Million (1% volume = 10,000PPM)

Percent by

volume

Concentration of gas in a mixture expressed as a percentage of total volume.

Span

Full range of a sensor i.e. a CO sensor with a full range of 0-100 PPM has a

100 PPM span.

T90

Response Time in seconds to achieve 90% gas concentration reading. This a

typical calibration point that allows for sensor aging, but tends to be less

accurate than a T99 calibration,

T99

Response Time in seconds to achieve 99% gas concentration reading. This is

a more accurate calibration point.

Zero

Buffering

Zero buffering is transmitter function which forces the gas concentration

reading to zero when sensor is exposed to low concentration of a gas. The

zero buffer is indicated in the sensor specification.

Zero Gas

Zero gas is gas in which the target gas is not present. The presence of oxygen

is required. Clean air is an excellent source for zero calibration. A known gas

concentration can be entered during zero calibration.

2PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 AMC-1BXX MONITOR

System

System Warranty Period

2 Years

Power Supply Requirement

120 VAC, 60 Hz, 53 VA

Relays (2)

DPDT, 250 VAC, 10 A

Operating Temperature

-4° to 104°F (-20° to 40° C)

Operating Pressure

0.9 to 1.1 atm

Humidity Range

15 to 90% RH, non-condensing

Terminal Block Torque

7 inch-pounds (0.8 N-m)

Analog Out

Topology

Sourcing

Voltage Range

0-10 V

Current Range

0-20 mA

Corner Frequency

300 KHz

Analog In

Voltage Range

0-30 V

Current Range

0-20 mA

Corner Frequency

250 KHz

Real Time Clock (RTC)

Battery Size

LR44 (or equivalent)

Expected Life

> 2 years

2.2 SENSOR MODULE

2.2.1 Carbon Monoxide (AMC-1BCO Monitor)

Gas Type

CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)

Sensor Module Order Number

AMC-SM-91A01

Detection Range

0 100ppm

Operating Temperature

-4° to 104°F (-20° to 40° C)

Sensor Height Above Finished Floor

(as part of Gas Monitor)

4-6 Feet (1.2-1.8m)

Sensor Life

Up to 6 Years

Sensor Warranty

3 Years

Zero Buffering of Display

<5ppm

Calibration Kit Part Number

AMC-C1-FM1

Recommended Calibration Gas

100ppm CO

Gas Flow Rate

0.176 cfm (0.5L/min)

2.2.2 Carbon Monoxide/Nitrogen Dioxide (AMC-1BVC Monitor)

Gas Type

CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)

NITROGEN DIOXIDE (NO2)

Sensor Module Order Number

AMC-SM-VCA01

Detection Range

0-100ppm CO

0-10ppm NO2

Operating Temperature

-4° to 104° F (-20° to 40° C)

Sensor Height Above Finished Floor

(as part of Digital Transmitter)

4-6 Feet (1.2-1.8m)

Sensor Life

Up to 6 years CO

Up to 2 years NO2

Sensor Warranty

2 Years

Zero Buffering of Display

<5ppm CO

<0.5ppm NO2

Calibration Kit Part Number

AMC-C1-FM1

Recommended Calibration Gas

100ppm CO

10ppm NO2

Gas Flow Rate

0.01765 cfm (0.5L/min)

3PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The AMC-1BXX Gas Monitors are designed to provide continuous, reliable monitoring of ambient

air for the target gas(es) via onboard sensor module.

The Monitor provides a digital representation of the gas concentration, this information is

displayed locally via OLED. Plug-and-play modular architecture accommodates; hot-pluggable

Power/Comms via the BusPower Module and field replaceable Sensor Modules (eligible for the

EZ-CAL exchange program).

In addition, each Monitor features alarm / system status indicators, audible feedback, 2 relays, 2

analog outputs and color-coded connection terminal blocks, as listed and described herein.

NOTE: The AMC-1BXX is a variant of our UTx platform. As such many of the menu items directly

reference the parent product.

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