PGM-6208 Six in One Gas Detector Operation Manual

PGM-6208 Six in One Gas Detector User Manual

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MultiRAEPGM-6208 Six in One Gas Detector Operation Manual User GuidebatteryNote: To reduce the risk of hazardous gases in the environmentCharging, dismantling or replacing batteries can only be done in a safe area!Using a charging dockReplace the battery11 MultiRAEMultiRAEMultiRAEMultiRAE1. / MultiRAE2. /3. MultiRAEMultiRAE LED LEDMultiRAE PN: M01-3051-000 M01-3053-000 PN:M01-3052-000 or M01-3054-000M01-3051-000 M01-3052-000PGM-62x0 MultiRAE M01-3053-000 M01-3054-000PGM-62x6/PGM-62x8 MultiRAEMultiRAE1. 2. 3. 4 4.1 4.2 Please fully charge the battery before useYou can charge the lithium-ion battery by placing it on the charging dock or using a travel chargerWhen charging, the contacts at the bottom of the instrument are in contact with the tabs of the charging dock.When placing it in the charging dock or connecting it to a travel charger, visually inspect the contacts to ensure they are clean. If it's not clean, use softWipe with a soft dry cloth. Do not use solvents or cleaning agents.Follow the following steps to charge (regardless of whether a rubber protective cover is installed):Insert the AC/DC adapter into the charging dock.Insert the AC/DC adapter into a wall mounted power outlet.Place it on the charging dock and press down until it locks into place.Automatically start charging. The indicator light of the charging dock is red, indicating that it is charging. After charging is completed, the charging dockThe indicator light turns green.Each equipped with a lithium-ion battery pack (or) and an alkaline battery adapter（）.There are two different output powers for battery packs or adapters. The battery pack with the number and the battery pack with the numberThe adapter is used for model. The battery pack with the number and the battery pack with the numberThe adapter is used for model.When replacing the battery pack, press the battery pack button to fix itsnap fastenerThen slide.Once the battery pack becomes looseIt can be dismantled. Replace with a new batteryAfter the pool group, push it up and fix itsnap fastenerLock the battery pack in place.When removing the battery pack or alkaline battery adapter from the instrumentSlide the buckle and lift the adapter. Note: For clarity, illustrations are omittedI went for the buckle and rubber protective cover. When replacing the battery, the buckle and rubber protective cover can be kept still.Place the fully charged battery (or alkaline battery adapter) diagonally into the chamber and then insert the instrument.The buckle slides back to its original position to secure the battery.MultiRAEUser GuideUsing a travel chargerBattery status12 MultiRAEMultiRAE1. MultiRAEMultiRAE2. MultiRAE3. MultiRAE5. 12VDC MultiRAELED2/31/310 4.3 4.4 Follow the steps below to use the travel charger.Before connecting the travel charger, check if it is aligned correctly with the bottom of. There are two alignment points on one side and one pair on the other sideSame point, this design is to match the matching point at the bottom.Check if the alignment point at the bottom of the travel charger is aligned withThe direction is consistent.Align the travel charger with the bottom.Press the travel charger into the bottom.Ensure that the travel charger is securely connected.Next, insert the power plug into the socket on one side of the travel charger.The other end of the charger is plugged into a power source (AC output or portable power port, depending on the model). After power onThe battery is charging and the indicator light is red.The battery icon on the display screen shows the battery level, reminding you to pay attention to charging issues.Fully chargedpower levelpower levelLow batteryBattery alarmWhen the battery voltage is lower than the preset voltageThe instrument emits a beep and flashes once per minute, and flashes the "empty battery" icon once per second to indicateWarning You should turn off the instrument within minutes and then place it on the charging dock to recharge the battery, orReplace with a new fully charged batterypool.MultiRAEUser GuideAlkaline battery packImportant matter!Note:open closeopen13 M01-3052-000 M01-3054-000AA MN15008 M01-3051-000 M01-3053-0001. 2. 3. +/- AA4. LEDAA MN1500[MODE] [MODE]MultiRAEMultiRAE RAESystems MultiRAEMultiRAE4.5 5 / MultiRAE5.1 MultiRAEEach instrument is equipped with an alkaline battery adapter. The adapter (number: or) can function like a rechargeable devicePool like installation and removal. It uses four alkaline batteries (using only Kingdee),Can maintain normal working hours of the instrument(Also)You can choose a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack, number: or. ）To replace the battery of the alkaline adapter:Remove the hexagonal socket head screw on one end of the adapter.Lift the battery box cover.Insert four new batteries according to the polarity markings.Reposition the cover plate and tighten the hexagonal screws.Alkaline batteries cannot be charged. The internal circuit of the instrument can detect alkaline batteries and does not allow charging. If you put the instrument on the travel chargerOn the charging dock, alkaline batteries will not charge. The design of the internal charging circuit can prevent damage to the alkaline battery and charging when installing it inside the instrumentCircuit. If you try to charge the alkaline battery installed in the instrument, the charging indicator light on the charging dock or travel charger will not light upIt does not charge.The alkaline battery adapter uses four alkaline batteries (only compatible with Kingdee). Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries from different manufacturersPool.When replacing alkaline batteries, old batteries should be disposed of properly.Caution: The alarm sound is loud. During startup and shutdown, you can use your fingers to hold down the alarm port and cover most of the sound. Do not cover the newspaper with tapeThe police silenced it.When the instrument is in the off state, hold down the key until the alarm stops, and then release it.Note: If the battery is depleted,Display screen in a short period of timeDisplay the message 'battery depleted' and then turn it off. Open againBefore using the instrument, you should charge the battery or replace it with a fully charged battery.After startup, the backlight will turn on and then turn off, and the instrument panel will beep, flash, and vibrate once each. The screen will first appearIdentification (or company name). Then, gradually display various information interfaces, telling you the current settings and installed sensorsTools and other data information. Then, display the current reading similar to the one shown on the screen below (depending on the installed sensor)The instrument is ready for use.MultiRAEUser GuideNote:CloseTest alarm indicatorPump statusCalibration status14 [MODE] 5 MultiRAE[Y/+] LED/•10.6 eV 9.8 eV••30 30•If the data recording function is turned off, you will not see the data recording icon.Press and hold the key. The countdown starts when the second is turned off. During the entire closing process, fingers must hold down the button until it closesClose it.Under normal operating mode and non alarm conditions, press the key to test the buzzer, vibration alarm, indicator light, and back at any timeLight bulb.Important matter!Ensure that there are no obstacles at the probe inlet and gas outlet during the operation process. Obstacles may cause premature pump wear, false readings, or pump lossSpeed up. During normal operation, the pump icon alternately displays the inflow and outflow as follows:If the pump malfunctions or obstacles interrupt its operation, the instrument will sound an alarm and you will see the following icon flashing:If you see this icon flashing, please refer to the "Troubleshooting" section of this guide.When the instrument needs calibration, this icon is displayed:The following situations require calibration (represented by this icon):Change the lamp type (e.g. from to).Replace the sensor module.It has been days or more since the last calibration of the instrument.The calibration gas type has been changed, but the instrument has not been recalibrated.PGM-6208 Six in One Gas Detector Operation Manual 5.2 MultiRAE5.3 5.4 5.5MultiRAEUser GuideOperation ModeOperation ModeSearch operation modeBasic User ModeAdvanced User ModeprogrammingEnter programming in advanced mode15 MultiRAEMultiRAE••••••1. [MODE] [N/-]2. [N/-][Y/+]6 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 7 7.1 There are two operating modes and two user modes.The mode provides continuous monitoring.The search mode only monitors when the monitoring function is turned on, allowing for the collection of specific samples at different times rather than continuous sampling.There are some restrictions in basic user mode, including password protection, to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering programming mode.In advanced user mode, there are no access restrictions (no password required), providing the most necessary indicators and data for standard monitoring applications.Programming mode is used to adjust settings and calibrate sensors. Including the following submenus:calibrationmeasurementalarmdata recordingwirelessInstrument settingsTo enter programming mode, hold down the and keys until you see the calibration screen. Advanced mode does not require a password.Press the button to move between programming interfaces.To enter a menu and view or edit parameters in its submenus, press the key.MultiRAEUser GuideInput programming in basic mode16 1. [MODE] [N/-]2. 4 •[Y/+] 0-9•[N/-]•[MODE][N/-] [Y/+]0000 [N/-][Y/+]7.2 To enter programming mode, hold down the and keys until you see the password interface.Enter password:Press the button to increase the number.Use keys to move between numbers.Press the button after completion.If there is an error, you can press the key to cycle between the numbers, and then press the key to change the number at each position.Note: The default password is.After entering programming mode, the calibration interface will be displayed. Press the button to move between programming interfaces.To enter a menu and view or edit parameters in its submenus, press the key.MultiRAEUser GuideMenu and submenuscalibrationmeasurementalarmdata recordingwirelessInstrument settingsEdit and select parameters and sensorscalibrationfresh air17 /VOCSTELGammaTWAComfort BeepMan Down Alarm* MultiRAEXTeds20.9%7.3 * 7.3.17.3.27.3.2.1Text descriptionfresh airSensor on/offhigh limit alarmClear dataLCD contrast ratioMulti sensor standard gasChange the measurement gaslow limit alarmintervalOperation ModeSingle sensor zero pointunit of measurementalarmSensor selectionPump duty cycleSingle sensor standard gasunit of measurementalarmData type selectionPump speedCalibration referencealarm methodRecord start typeZero point calibration during startupChange calibration gasAlarm SettingsRecord stop typefast bootMulti sensor selectiontemperature unitChange calibration valuelanguageSite numberUser IDdate formatdatetime formattimeUser ModeBack lightLCD flipThe wireless function is still under development.Edit parameters, select sensors, and execute inOther SettingsThe basic methodis：All operations are performed through the bottom of the display screenUse the three keys corresponding to each box in the department to executeSome parameters can be edited by scrolling and selecting individual items (highlighted with black background and white text). someThe menu can be selected through the "radio button", and only one item can be selected from a list; And other menus allow you to "" "check" "Box, select multiple entries from a list.During all editing processes, you can save or undo your actions.Use this menu to set gas concentration values for extended calibration, as well as zero point calibration, calibration of selected gas types, etc.This operation determines the zero point of the calibration curve for all sensors that require zero point calibration. When performing fresh air calibration, use a calibration adapterConnect the instrument to a "fresh" air source, such as a zero point gas cylinder or sampling bag (optional accessory). Fresh air is clean and dry airGas, free of organic impurities, with an oxygen value of. If there are no such gas cylinders, any clean environment without detected pollutants can be usedAir, or using activated carbon filters,1. MultiRAE2. [Y/+] [N/-][Y/+][N/-][Y/+] [N/-]Press the button to start calibration. At this point, a countdown interface will be displayed. You can press the button to cancel calibration at any time during the countdown process.When the calibration is about to end, the display screen shows the sensor name and tells you whether each calibration has passed or not, followed by the reference value.You can simultaneously perform on multiple sensorsextensionCalibration.Connect the calibration adapter and gas to.Open the zero point gasThen press the button to start calibration. At this point, a countdown interface will be displayed. You can press during the countdown processPress the key to cancel calibration at any time.When the calibration is about to end, the display screen shows the sensor name and tells you whether each calibration has passed or not, followed by the reference value.At this point, you can perform on a single sensorzero point(Fresh air) calibration. Select the sensor and press the key to start calibration. You canPress the button to pause calibration at any time.In addition to simultaneously testing multiple sensorsExtended calibrationExternally, you can choose a sensor forExtended calibrationSelect a sensor from the list,Open calibration gasThen press the button to start calibration. You can press the button to cancel the calibration operation at any time during the countdown process.7.3.2.27.3.2.37.3.2.4MultiRAEUser Guide7.3.2.5Calibration referencehaveIt is necessary to calibrate the sensor with a special gas for measurementVOCofPIDSensors, andLELSensors) to enable you to measureAccurately detect the amount of gas. Changing the detection gas requires firstMultiRAESelect the correct calibration gas. Select the sensor, and thenSelect the calibration gas from the reference gas list.7.3.2.6Change calibration gasYou can make changesMultiRAEofPIDandLELCalibration gas for sensors. From the custom list you created (My List), recentTen gases usedPIDLamp with built-in gas reservoir (taken from)RAE SystemsCompany's technical specificationsTN - 106）Choose from custom gasesChoose. Each gas is displayed in the selection list, and the screen automatically changes to show its full name, compound, and molecular weight（M.W.）And correction coefficient（CF）.