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Calibration Procedure for the Pressure Display Module 
 
Setup: 
Connect the display PCB to a well calibrated Sensor module in a working frame and 
power supply. 
The calibration of the pressure module requires the following equipment: 
 
- Source of known pressure with a reliable gauge or pressure measuring instrument. 
 
Procedure: 

Set the jumper selections SW1, SW2, SW3 and SW5 according to the pressure 
range to be calibrated. 

 

Set the calibrate/operate switch (SW4) to the calibrate position. 

 

Apply power to the module. 

 

Disconnect the pressure sensor module and short terminals #1 and #4 of connector 
J2 on the display module. Adjust R22 for zero numerical indication. 

 

Reconnect the pressure sensor module and apply a known, measured pressure 
(preferable at least 90% full scale) to the pressure transducer. 

 

Adjust R25 for the appropriate numerical indication for the range and units of 
display settings of SW1, SW2, SW3 and SW5.  Repeat steps 4,5 and 6 until 
satisfactory. 

 

Apply an input for 50% of scale. Adjust R42 to place the bargraph display at 
center. 

 

Confirm that the decimal select jumper SW3 will turn on either the middle or 
right hand decimal points. 

 

Confirm that alarms are generated and that the "HI ALARM" and "LOW 
ALARM" LED's flash and the "NORMAL" LED extinguishes, by changing the 
pressure out of the safe area (+/- 20%), or by readjusting R42 to artificially move 
the LED bar display. 

 
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Put the calibrate/operate switch (SW4) to the operate position. 

 
The Pressure Display Module is factory calibrated for set points at 40 PSI (LOW)/60 PSI 
(HIGH). If you wish to change the settings, you would adjust "R42" to move the whole 
range up or down.  DO NOT adjust "R22" and "R25", they are factory set at "0" and full 
scale. Do not adjust the potentiometers on the sensor modules, they are also factory set at 
"0" and full scale. To obtain a larger or smaller range you must change "SW2" and then 
adjust "R6" to obtain the proper range. You would then adjust "R42" to obtain the desired 
values. 

Calibration Procedure for the Pressure Display Module

Setup:
Connect the display PCB to a well calibrated Sensor module in a working frame and

power supply.
The calibration of the pressure module requires the following equipment:

- Source of known pressure with a reliable gauge or pressure measuring instrument.

Procedure:

1  S e t  the jumper selections SW1, SW2, SW3 and SW5 according to the pressure

range to be calibrated.

2  S e t  the calibrate/operate switch (SW4) to the calibrate position.

3  A p p l y  power to the module.

4  D i s c o n n e c t  the pressure sensor module and short terminals #1 and #4 of connector

J2 on the display module. Adjust R22 for zero numerical indication.

5  R e c o n n e c t  the pressure sensor module and apply a known, measured pressure

(preferable at least 90% full scale) to the pressure transducer.

6  A d j u s t  R25 for the appropriate numerical indication for the range and units of

display settings of SW1, SW2, SW3 and SW5. Repeat steps 4,5 and 6 until
satisfactory.

7  A p p l y  an input for 50% of scale. Adjust R42 to place the bargraph display at

center.

8  C o n f i r m  that the decimal select jumper SW3 will turn on either the middle or

right hand decimal points.

9  C o n f i r m  that alarms are generated and that the "HI ALARM" and "LOW

ALARM" LED's flash and the "NORMAL" LED extinguishes, by changing the
pressure out of the safe area (+/- 20%), or by readjusting R42 to artificially move
the LED bar display.

10  P u t  the calibrate/operate switch (SW4) to the operate position.

The Pressure Display Module is factory calibrated for set points at 40 PSI (LOW)/60 PSI

(HIGH). If you wish to change the settings, you would adjust "R42" to move the whole

range up or down. DO NOT adjust "R22" and "R25", they are factory set at "0" and full

scale. Do not adjust the potentiometers on the sensor modules, they are also factory set at

"0" and full scale. To obtain a larger or smaller range you must change "SW2" and then

adjust "R6" to obtain the proper range. You would then adjust "R42" to obtain the desired
values.

Summary of Contents for ALERT-1

Page 1: ...ACorporation M I C O ALERT 1 DIGITALALARM SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS FORTHE HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY SUITABLE FOR Hospitals Laboratories Nursing Homes Clinics INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...module 5 3 Sensor Module 5 4 Status Module 6 5 Computer Interface Module 6 Electrical Connections 7 Trouble Shooting 8 Drawings 9 Wiring Diagrams Area Alarm 10 Master Alarm Computer Interface 1I Powe...

Page 3: ...ules which plug into the alarm box 1 POWER SUPPLY MODULE This module converts the 115 VAC supply voltage into 24 VDC required for the alarm system and contains the audible alarm and lamp test circuitr...

Page 4: ...N O R R O W E MASTER STATUS MODULE ALERT 1 is factory calibrated for Normally Closed Circuit NC operation so that the alarm function will be initiated on an open circuit In this mode the alarm system...

Page 5: ...wall remove the dust cover from the front Using silver brazing techniques con nect each pigtail to its appropriate gas Vacuum while ensuring that the bot tom of the pigtail is wrapped with a damp clo...

Page 6: ...tor c Flip the power module so that it hangs by its cable just below the box The circuit with all the components should now be visible d Bring the power lines which protrude through the transformer co...

Page 7: ...le in the box in the wall The connector should click into place Fig 4 b Remove the display module from its box and plug the connector atthe end of the tail into the appropriate connector onthe motherb...

Page 8: ...minal blocks on strip J4 as per the wiring diagram shown on page 11 4 COMPUTER INTERFACE MODULE The computer interface module is a piggyback board that fits on top of the status module and plugs into...

Page 9: ...plied the display lights up and the buzzer should sound when the push to test button is depressed For problem identification see the section on trouble shooting When each module has been checked indiv...

Page 10: ...Ensure the gas going into the pigtails is being measured accu rately b Ensure the sensor board is connected to the display board at terminal J2 Fig 4 c Ensure the display board is plugged into the mo...

Page 11: ...POSITION BOX I 3 3 0 0 4 1 I 3 3 0 0 3 250 11 125 A LIMO MEDICAL GAS ALARM STSILLI 0o 0110 10010 1 1100 10 11101110000010 0 N W 1 Q n LDV U N M rr _ 14 000 16 400 3 POSITION BOX 6 125 r _ 0 750 0 750...

Page 12: ...WIRING DIAGRAM FOR AREA ALARM Power Module To Remote Alarm C Low High Back Box Mother Board Ribbon Cable Low High Ribbon Cable Pressure Module MP MOD L GAS Sensor Module 10...

Page 13: ...3 POINT 2 NO 0 0 2 POINT I NO 0 0 1 C Field Equipment N C Common C N C C Common Common N C C Common Common N C C N C Common Common N C MP MOD E MAS Common Typical examples for closed circuit operatio...

Page 14: ...DIAGRAM FOR 120VAC SUPPLY 120VAC Supply 24VDC to Manifold Fuse 1 2 Amp 0 0 N 0 0 0 cr N Back Box ransformer Power Module 12 24 Gt4D 15 MP MOD E POW Power Plug Rectifier Connection to Optional Remote...

Page 15: ...SI 1 9 5 PSI Vacuum Low only 2 1 Hg 1 2 Hg 40 PSI 140 PSI TheAlarm is factory calibrated to the aboveset points The Alarm is also pre calibrated to ALTERNATE OPERATING set points for hospitals whosega...

Page 16: ...ain the proper range You would then adjust R42 to obtain the desired values Calibration Procedure for the Pressure Display Module Setup Connect the display PCB to a well calibrated Sensor module in a...

Page 17: ...g i t o n o f f select R22 D i s p l a y Zero a d j u s t m e n t R25 D i s p l a y Span a d j u s t m e n t R6 B a r g r a p h non standard gain a d j u s t m e n t R42 B a r g r a p h C e n t e r a...

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