RPB RADEX 08-200 Bedienungsanleitung
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
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Introduction
Warnings
Setup
Operation
PC Application
Calibration
Maintenance & Service
Parts & Accessories
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This RADEX MONITOR MODEL 08-200 is designed to monitor breathing air for
carbon monoxide contamination from a compressed air source. Compressed Air is
supplied to the unit through the sampling hose where the air flows through a preset
pressure regulator and a fixed orifice flow restrictor. This system delivers a
continuous flow of compressed air into the sensor chamber. The monitor
continuously analyses the air and displays a CO reading in ppm and the
temperature of the compressed air.
To provide added protection the Radex CO monitor provides traceability via PC, this
feature provides users with the ability to review data which has been recorded and
stored. The traceability feature provides information on CO levels, temperature,
alarms, calibration and date and time. The unit is also equipped with an anti tamper
device which is activated if the monitor unit is disassembled.
The unit is housed in a robust protective case which can be carried or mounted
either on a Radex Airline Filter or on a wall. All system lights and alarms are located
on the outside of the protective case. An External power outlet is located on the
outside of the protective case this can provide power to an external alarm, strobe
warning light or solenoid. The monitor must be supplied with Grade-D air and must
be free of oil and water to prevent contamination of the sensor.
The monitor is designed to operate at 12 volts DC and can be used with either the
110/240v – 12v power adaptor (p/n: 08-221) or the 12v cable with Battery Clips
(p/n: 08-227). The unit is designed to operate in temperature ranges -10 to +60 C
and Humidity levels of 5% - 99% (no condensation).
The Radex Carbon Monoxide Monitor satisfies the requirements of OSHA rule
29CFR 1910.134 (d) (2) (ii) for carbon monoxide monitoring.
RPB Respiratory provides a complete calibration and maintenance service through
its service centers. In some locations RPB has units available for rental while your
unit is being serviced.
Contact our Customer Service Department on: 1-866-494-4599 or
email: [email protected]
INTRODUCTION
!WARNING!
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When the monitor is correctly installed and maintained, it monitors the level of
Carbon Monoxide in the breathing air. The Radex monitor DOES NOT remove
Carbon Monoxide from the air.
Do not use this unit, until you have been trained in its use and operation by a
qualified individual appointed by your employer. Failure to adhere to the user’s
instruction manual could result in serious injury or death.
Leave work area immediately if the monitor alarm sounds, check air source and wait
until alarm mode stops, if it continues change your air source. Use only calibration
gases supplied by RPB Respiratory to perform calibration checks, the use of
unapproved gases could cause premature failure of the unit.
The RADEX CARBON MONOXIDE MONITOR MODEL 08-200 is not approved for
use in hazardous or explosive atmospheres.
Do not cover the warning alarms that are attached to the unit. Always wear hearing
protection when testing the alarm.
Do not open the monitor panel as the unit is equipped with a tamper switch and it
will void all warranties. Opening of the panel will result in a record being placed in
the traceability log and “warranty void” will display on the screen.
The unit must be returned to RPB Respiratory to have maintenance and calibration
performed on it.
The sensor contains sulphuric acid which is poisonous and can cause burns and
eyesight loss. Do not allow contact with skin or eyes. If eyes are exposed to the acid
flush thoroughly and seek medical attention. Always wash hands thoroughly after
handling a sensor cell.
RPB Respiratory cannot accept any liability of whatsoever nature arising directly or
indirectly from the use or misuse of RPB Respiratory products, including purposes
that the products are not designed for.
RPB Respiratory is not liable for damage, loss or expense resulting from the failure
to give advice or information or the giving of incorrect advice or information, whether
or not due to RPB Respiratory’s negligence or that of its employees, agents or
sub-contractors.
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SET UP
BEFORE YOU USE YOUR RADEX CO MONITOR
Unpack the unit from the shipping carton and remove protective wrap from the unit.
Read all instructions and warnings that are included with this unit.
In the instruction pack is a CD loaded with the RPB program which will provide you
with the ability to view the data records that are stored in the CO monitor.
Insert the CD into the disc drive of a Computer that is connected to the internet,
once you have opened the CD click on the “SETUP” icon. The program will auto-run
so it will step you through the download process. Once the download is complete
you will have a new program called RPB added to your list of programs, a shortcut
will be shown on your start menu and desktop, this will give you easy access to the
CO monitor data records.
To retrieve information from the CO monitor you will have to have
the PC connected to the monitor using the USB cable provided
p/n 08-225. Detailed instructions are listed in the PC Application
section on page 11.
WARRANTY REGISTRATION
Once you have completed the RPB program download, connect the monitor to your
PC using the USB Cable p/n 08-225, click on the RPB icon and open the program.
Click on the “Register” tab at the top left of
the screen and select “Get registration
code”. This will open a dialogue box Fig 1.2
which you can enter your details.
Fig. 1.0 Fig. 1.1
Click on the COM port drop down box as
Fig 1.0 and select the COM Port that the
unit is connected through, an easy way of
checking which COM port the unit is using
to remove the USB and reconnect you will
see a COM Port reappear.
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WARRANTY REGISTRATION (Cont.)
Fig. 1.2 Fig. 1.3
Once you have registered your monitor you
can set the units clock to your PC by
clicking on ÒTOOLSÓ. Then click on ÒTimeÓ
from the drop down menu Fig 1.3 then click
on ÒSet Unit TimeÓ.
Having filled out all the required fields
click the REGISTER VIA EMAIL button.
This will complete the registration of the
unit for your 12 month warranty. Your
Distributor may have already registered
the Unit for you; this can be checked by
clicking on ÒShow RegistrationÓ.
BEFORE YOU USE YOUR RADEX CO MONITOR
The Radex CO Monitor can be either positioned on a Radex Airline Filter utilizing the
Mounting Bracket P/N 08-232, or wall mounted using the Wall Bracket P/N 08-231.
Fig. 1.4
Position monitor case against locators then turn clockwise. The case will click into postion.
RADEX AIRLINE FILTER MOUNTING
Fig. 1.5
Position monitor case against wall bracket then turn clockwise. The case will click into position.
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AIR CONNECTIONS
Then connect the air supply hose to a
Grade D air source which provides
between 10-125psig.
Fig. 1.6 Fig. 1.7
Connect the air supply hose to the air inlet
on the monitor.
WALL MOUNTING
Connect the plug from the power adaptor to
the power input port on the CO Monitor.
Then connect power adaptor or battery
clips to power source.
Fig. 1.8 Fig. 1.9
The air inlet is fitted with a filter which should
be removed and cleaned on a regular basis.
Filter
AIR CONNECTIONS (cont.) POWER CONNECTIONS
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If you are using an external alarm device,
connect the plug of the device to the
external power outlet. The external alarms
should be located close to the work area so
they can be seen and heard by operators.
Fig. 2.0
POWER CONNECTIONS (cont.)
If you choose to organize your own external
alarm device you are recommended to use
a qualified Electrician. To actuate external
devices with a relay, the relay coil should be
connected between pin 3 main power) and
pin 4 (alarm). The relay should be a 12v
DC, low power type.
EXTERNAL ALARM WIRING
DIAGRAM
Fig. 2.1
Amphenol C016 30C006 100 12
5. Black - Ground
4. Orange - Mains supply
+ 12 v power
1. Blue - Constant Supply
Alarm, active low
2. Red - Constant Supply
Power Output
3. Purple - Mains Supply
Alarm, active low
6. Black - Ground
OPERATION
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The Radex CO monitor has four modes of operation.
OPERATING, where data is logged and alarms are triggered by excess CO, low
power and faults.
SETUP, which is entered by pressing the SETUP button.
DATA RETRIEVAL, which is only possible when the unit is connected to a PC and a
connection is opened.
CALIBRATION CHECK, this mode is used to perform monthly calibration checks on
the unit.
When the Radex CO Monitor is switched on, you should always watch the display to
ensure correct operation, it will display the serial number and software version then it
performs a self diagnostic test. Should there be a fault during the self diagnostic test
the screen will display a phone number and email address for you to contact a
service center.
Once the Radex CO monitor has completed its start up procedure, the unit will enter
operating mode and show one of three screens pictured below, depending on the
status of the alarm.
ALARM MODES
The alarm will sound if the CO concentration rises to or above 10ppm according to
USA, European, Australian regulations (5ppm for Canadian Regulations). The alarm
can be silenced for 30 seconds by pressing OK (snooze mode). If after 30 seconds
the gas concentration is still above the threshold, the alarm will sound again.
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If the gas concentration rises by more than 2ppm while the alarm is silenced, the
alarm will sound, regardless of timeout. The user can again silence the alarm;
however, it will be subject to the 30 second timeout. All alarms and snooze modes
are recorded by the data logger built into the unit.
If the unit is operating on mains power supply, and the mains supply is
disconnected, a short warning beep will be sounded; this will alert the user to the
loss of mains power.
If the unit is operating on batteries, and the battery voltage falls below a set
threshold, then a more insistent warning will be sounded, (“beep-beep-beep” pause
“beep-beep-beep” pause “beep-beep-beep”). If the alarm is already sounding, the
patterns are inverted:
SELF TEST FAILURE
The unit goes through the self-test and shows the success or failure of each test.
If certain parts of the self-test fail, the unit will not proceed to operational mode, and
will display a service phone number and service email address. Operation will be
inhibited until a self-test passes, this ensures safe operation at all times as Carbon
Monoxide is odorless and can cause serious injury or death.
The unit will display days left until recalibration is necessary (every 180 days) and
days left before sensor replacement is necessary (24 months).
FAULTS THAT INHIBIT OPERATION
Data Flash Memory failure
Calibration Due (The operator can accept responsibility to override by pressing OK).
Sensor Replacement Due (The operator can accept responsibility to override by
pressing OK).
EEPROM failure (Calibration Data cannot be read)
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