USE OF THE SEMS PDA PORTABLE UNIT
Users of SCOTT respirators equipped with the SEMS PDA Portable Unit must be fully trained in the operation of the equipment as part of a complete respiratory protection program before entering a hazard- ous environment.
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a)Use of the SEMS PDA Portable Unit begins when the user opens the cylinder valve on the respirator to start respirator usage. The unit will sound three chirps to indicate activation.
b)After a brief
2.Initialization and Range
a)After the
b)If the respirator user moves too far from the Base Station after
c)If the Portable Unit is too far away from the Base Station at
d)Except for those functions which involve communication with the Base Station, all other functions of the Control Console and SEMS PDA distress alarm are still operational when the Portable Unit is either out of range or not logged into a Base Station.
3.Air Supply Cylinder Pressure
a)To check the air supply cylinder pressure, the user must press and hold the RESET button on the Control Console. The ap- proximate pressure remaining in the cylinder will be shown in the display as PSIG.
b)When the cylinder reaches
c)When the cylinder reaches
WARNING
USERS OF RESPIRATORS EQUIPPED WITH THE SEMS PDA DISTRESS ALARM MUST BE AWARE OF THE PROPER OPERATION OF THE DISTRESS ALARM. FAILURE TO RECOG- NIZE A MALFUNCTION OF THE SEMS PDA DIS- TRESS ALARM AND TAKE PROPER COR- RECTIVE ACTION MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS IN- JURY OR DEATH.
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