Scott 3, 4.5, 2.2 manual Battery Replacement, Sems PDA Distress Alarm Portable Unit, Battery Cover

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BATTERY REPLACEMENT

SEMS PDA DISTRESS ALARM PORTABLE UNIT

Three batteries are required to operate the SEMS PDA Distress Alarm Portable unit: two in the Sensor Module assembly and one in the Con- trol Console. It is recommended to replace ALL batteries at the same time. To change batteries, place the respirator in a clean, non- hazardous area. Close respirator cylinder valve, open regulator purge valve letting out all the trapped air, close regulator purge valve, press the reset button twice and twice again after the flashing green light sequence. Display will say “OFF”, unit will sound a two tone chirp and green light will go out.

NOTE

ALWAYS BE SURE THAT CYLINDER VALVE IS OFF AND SEMS PDA DISTRESS ALARM IS COMPLETELY INACTIVE BEFORE CHANGING BATTERY. NEVER REMOVE OR REPLACE BATTERY WITH SYSTEM PRESSURIZED OR DAMAGE MAY OCCUR TO ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS.

BACKFRAME BATTERIES

1.When replacing batteries on respirators equipped with Backframe, P/N 804415-XX, remove the cylinder and position the respirator with the Sensor Module facing upward as shown in FIGURE 6.

DEPRESS

REMOVE

RETAINING SPRING

FIGURE 6

2.Depress the SEMS PDA distress alarm retaining spring and slide the Sensor Module from Backframe as shown in FIGURE 6.

CAUTION

SYSTEM MUST NOT BE PRESSURIZED WHEN BATTERIES ARE INSTALLED . DAMAGE TO THE ELECTRONIC COMPO- NENTS MAY RESULT IF BATTERIES ARE IN- STALLED WITH SYSTEM PRESSURIZED.

WARNING

THE SEMS PDA DISTRESS ALARM IS IN- TENDED TO ASSIST IN LOCATING A PER- SON WHO MAY BE IN A LIFE THREATEN- ING SITUATION . FAILURE TO FOLLOW T H E I N S T R U C T I O N S F O R O P E N I N G , CHANGING ALL BATTERIES AND RE-CLOS- ING BOTH BATTERY COMPARTMENTS MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE WHICH COULD CAUSE FAILURE OF THE PASS DURING A LIFE THREATENING EMERGENCY OR COULD CAUSE A FIRE OR EXPLOSION IN A FLAM- MABLE OR EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE POS- SIBLY RESULTING IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

COVER SCREW (4 PLACES)

FIGURE 7

BATTERY COVER

3.Turn Sensor Module over to expose the battery cover, shown in FIGURE 7 and replace batteries as instructed in paragraphs 5 through 9 of this section.

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Contents Sems Base Station Sensor Module DescriptionPage Detecting and Avoiding Radio Frequency Interference SIX 6 Inches from These Areas Keep Radio Antennas AT LeastRFI Warning Areas Intrinsically Safe Listing FCC NoticeRadio Frequency Interference RFI ProgrammingBasic Functions of the Sems Equipment Operation of the Sems PDA Distress Alarm Portable UnitPRE Alarm Full AlarmManual Alarm Turning OFF the Sems PDA Distress AlarmOther Operational Features END of Service Time Indicator Battery TestUSE of the Sems PDA Portable Unit Evacuation USE of the Sems Base Station Base StationPage Event LOG Event LOG ScreenSample Event LOG Regular Operational Inspection Inspection of Sems PDA Distress Alarm Regular Operational Inspection On NextInspection of Sems PDA Portable Unit Control Console Sems PDA Distress Alarm Portable Unit Battery ReplacementBattery Cover Battery Replacement on Next Battery Compartment and Cover SealCheck Your Work Control Console Battery Battery Compartments on Base Station Battery Orientation AS ShownMaintenance When the Sems PDA IT Indicates That Distress Alarm is DoesPerformance Specifications Sound LevelsRev a 6/03