Bacharach 2772-0803 manual 200 to, Hold

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REMOTE INTELLIGENT SENSOR - AREA MONITOR

SUPPLEMENT A

A1 EARLIER RIS BASE BOARDS

A1.1

ADJUSTING LIGHT LEVELS ON PHASE 1 RIS UNITS

Several references to RlS’s manufactured before April 1992 with phase 1 base boards have been given in the main manual (Sections 1.1, 1.3.7, 2.8.2.1, & 4.4) Any references to Figure 2-3 should be refered to Figure S-3.

The light level adjustment POTs for boards manufactured before April 1992 are mounted under the tape cassette which has to be removed before the light levels can be adjusted as explained below:

Enter the TEST Mode by pressing the red button on the back of the door. Wait until the display has cycled to show:

Press the HOLD/RELEASE button on the front panel firmly so that the display shows:

200 to 254

1

200 to 254

1 HOLD

Figure S-1. Test Mode

This display status will be maintained for 5 minutes, or until the HOLD/RELEASE button is pressed again.

Adjustment is made by means of the two potentiometers that are located under the cassette position and accessed through holes in the top plate. The light level track 1 is adjusted by one, and track 2 by the other. The potentiometer access holes cannot be seen until the cassette is removed. See Figure S-2.

Figure S-2. Pre-4/92 Light Level Access Holes

Adjustment method ‘a’. Make sure that tape in the gate is clean and unstained. Close the tape gate. Observe the displayed light level for track 1 and decide if it needs increasing or decreasing.

Open the tape gate and remove the cassette, turn the appropriate potentiometer a little clockwise to decrease, or counter clockwise to increase, the light level.

Reinstall the cassette and check the light level value; if necessary repeat this process until a value of 220 is achieved.

Instruction 2772-0803

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Contents Instruction Remote Intelligent Sensor Area Monitor Declaration of Conformity Contents Contents Cleaning the Sampling Input and Optics Block Verifying That a GAS Alarm WAS Caused by GASPreparation Removal of the Mechanical Chassis Replacing the Mechanical ChassisRIS TEST/FAULT Parameter LOG Sheet A1.1 Adjusting Light Levels on Phase 1 RIS UnitsMonitored Concentration Levels High Supplement aBattery Backup Continuous Diagnostics & System Test ModeUser Selectable Alarm SET Points Optional FeaturesAccuracy Power Input RequirementsPhysical OutputsDisplay Internal BACK-UP BatteryKeyboard EnvironmentalTable #1 RIS Catalog Numbers & Data Basic Principles System DescriptionDoor Open and Cover Removed from Back of Door Remote Intelligent Sensor Area Monitor Remote Intelligent Sensor Area Monitor Mechanical Installation Battery ConnectionElectrical Installation UnpackingSpecification System Power Supply Consideration & SelectionRIS Type Sample LinesSystem Check 1 Volt ConversionTools & Materials Required Tape Cassette LoadingCheck and Adjust System Interruption of Test Mode Cycle. If For detailed instructions on adjustmentOption PCB Installation Terminal USE Silkscreen Idents NALWithout Phase 2 Base Board Terminal Strips Remote Intelligent Sensor Area Monitor Remote Intelligent Sensor Area Monitor Remote Intelligent Sensor Area Monitor Twin Track Tape SAMPLING. At Complete Sampling SequenceDensity & Time Operating Modes CHANGE-OVER from Density to Time ModeMinimum Sample Time Tape Cassette LifeConstant System AlarmsFlashing OpticsTest Mode DiagnosticsUsing the Keyboard Optional FeaturesInstalling Test Card Printer Operation & USE Optional FeatureSW1 Total Switch # 2 is not used and is left ‘ONBaud OFFWhite RED Prdy Black Pprs Data Busy Ground Non-Bacharach Printer InterfaceVerifying That a GAS Alarm WAS Caused by GAS Maintenance GeneralAdjusting Light Levels Clearing a Spurious AlarmChecking and Adjusting System Flow Rate Disabling the ‘DOOR OPEN’ AlarmAdjusting the Door Switch Measuring Pump Current Cleaning the Sampling Input and Optics BlockCleaning Optics block Changing a Pump Stepping Clamp VerticalKEY Parameter Checks Exterior CleaningTroubleshooting General Input Path CleaningMechanical Tightness Pump CheckDoor Fault Light FaultsExcessive Tape USE Tape BreakageSystem Power Supplies Model Dependent PartsRecommended Spares Common Parts Service CentersOptions and Supplies PennsylvaniaHold 200 toRemote Intelligent Sensor Area Monitor Instruction S-A3 S-A4 Instruction