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Multi Gas Clip Simple Plus User’s Manual

UM MGC-S-PLUS v1.00a 

Portable gas detectors you can count on

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DETECTOR MENUS continued

Option Menu

The Option Menu is accessed by pressing the Power/Menu Button once during the “SHOW OPTION” prompt.  The 
detector will display in the following order:

1. 

FW VER

 – the current firmware version

2. 

TWA

 - the set alarm limits for Time Weighted Average

3. 

STEL

 - the set alarm limits for Short Term Exposure Limit

4. 

LOW

  - the set alarm limits

5. 

HIGH

 - the set alarm limits

Firmware Version 

- It is recommended to use the most current firmware version available. The most current firmware 

version can be easily downloaded from the Resources page of the GCT website at www.gascliptech.com. Firmware can 
be installed using the GCT IR Link or MGC Simple Clip Dock.   

Alarm Set Points 

- The current alarm limits for TWA, STEL, LOW and HIGH will be displayed in sequence. Set points can 

be adjusted using the GCT IR Link or MGC Simple Clip Dock (see 

Adjustable Options

 section, page 7).

ADJUSTABLE OPTIONS

The following options can be configured using the GCT IR Link or MGC Simple Clip Dock:

User ID/Message 

- An optional, user-programmable, text message containing up to 46 alpha-numeric characters can be used 

to show company branding, a detector identifier or any other pertinent information. The User ID/Message will be displayed right 

after the date and time each time the Main Menu is accessed. Default User ID/Message is "GAS CLIP TECHNOLOGIES". 

Alarm Limits

 - This option allows you to set sensor low and high alarm limits. Each sensor contains separate alarm threshold 

values that tell the detector when to go into alarm. 

 Caution: Confirm alarm levels with local laws/regulations before operation .

 

SAFE Display 

- If Safe Display is enabled, screen will display “SAFE” as long as there are no gas or detector alerts.

Self-Test Lock

 - If a sensor fails a self-test, the detector shows “Err” on the display and goes into high alarm. By default, the alarm 

can be silenced by pressing the Power/Menu Button. The Self-Test Lock option prevents the alarm from being silenced.

Maintenance Notification

 - If Maintenance Notification is enabled, the detector will periodically flash the maintenance LED 

when a bump test or calibration is due. Otherwise, if the option is disabled, the detector will only show the maintenance text on 

the display. 

Dock Lock

 - This option restricts bump tests and calibrations to only being able to be performed with MGC Simple Clip Docks.

Manual tests will not be able to be performed.

Latching Alarms

 - Alarms are non-latching by default, therefore, once the gas readings fall back within the set limits after an 

alarm condition, the detector will cease to alarm and return to normal operation. Latching alarms will hold the detector and its 

display in its peak alarm condition until the Power/Menu Button is pressed.

Life Display

 - If this option is enabled, screen will display "Life Remaining" as long as there are no gas alarms or detector alerts.

Off Lock 

- This option prevents the user from deactivating the detector's sensors with the Power/Menu Button.

Summary of Contents for Multi Gas Clip Simple Plus

Page 1: ...UM MGC S PLUS v1 00a Portable gas detectors you can count on 1 of 18 Multi Gas Clip Simple Plus G A S C L I P T E C H C O M User s Manual...

Page 2: ...4 Off Mode 4 Alarms 5 Alarm Behavior 5 Default Alarms 5 Detector Menus 6 Main Menu 6 Status Menu 6 Option Menu 7 Adjustable Options 7 Detector Maintenance 9 Battery 9 Bump Testing 9 Manual Bump Test...

Page 3: ...the detector to sensor poisons such as but not limited to alcohol and citrus based products Exposure to poisons may impair the accuracy and or response time of the detector If suspected sensor poisoni...

Page 4: ...Ports 4 O2 Sensor 5 Dual Tox Sensor 6 Audible Alarm Port 7 Display 8 Alarm Bar LEDs 9 Maintenance LEDs 10 Infrared IR Communication Window 11 Alligator Clip with Safety Ring 12 Certification Label 13...

Page 5: ...n Test Mode icon 3 will appear and flash indicating it is time to apply gas The Battery Indicator 4 is displayed as a battery icon which is solid as long as the battery is not low The battery won t ne...

Page 6: ...r the sensor reading while it is stabilizing and being self tested Once all sensors have completed the warm up and stabilization sequence 65 seconds the detector is fully operational and ready to dete...

Page 7: ...ry outline only 20 Minutes remaining single beep flash battery outline only 10 Minutes remaining single beep flash battery outline flashes 5 Minutes remaining continuous beep flash every 5 seconds Exp...

Page 8: ...ill immediately return to normal operation Status Menu The Status Menu is accessed by pressing the Power Menu Button once during the SHOW STATUS prompt The detector will display in the following order...

Page 9: ...is GAS CLIP TECHNOLOGIES Alarm Limits This option allows you to set sensor low and high alarm limits Each sensor contains separate alarm threshold values that tell the detector when to go into alarm...

Page 10: ...be adjusted only with the GCT IR Link by Volume CH4 Allows the detector to display gas readings as by volume CH4 rather than LEL The conversion rate can be configured by specifying what the methane co...

Page 11: ...nual Bump Test Instructions Press the Power Menu Button two separate times in quick succession double tap to access the Main Menu The display will then show in the following order When the screen disp...

Page 12: ...MGC S Calibration Cap and the detector will return to normal operation after a short period of time The bump due date will be automatically reset based on the new bump date The bump test will be recor...

Page 13: ...failed a bump test be used During a manual bump test the audible visual vibrating prompting to apply gas will continue for approximately two minutes If gas is not applied within the two minutes then...

Page 14: ...is detected and as the detector adjusts the calibration parameters Once calibration is complete the detector will display the next calibration date before returning to normal alarming operation If a...

Page 15: ...first bump test and so on Bump tests are differentiated from normal events when the alarm condition occurs inside of an MGC Simple Clip Dock or when the detector is manually bump tested according to t...

Page 16: ...ndow lined up approximately 2 3 inches apart 1 Open GCT IR Link Software downloaded for free from www gascliptech com under Resources tab 2 Click on Download Logs icon at the top left corner 3 Select...

Page 17: ...MGC S CSK Hard sided Carrying Case with Foam Insert 1 ft Sampling Probe Air Stone Particulate Filter MGC S Calibration Cap 10 ft Sampling Hose and 3 ft Calibration Test Hose with Quick Connect Hand A...

Page 18: ...ox Sensor P N MGC SE 4DT O2 Sensor P N MGC SE O2 Replacement Filters Filter Pack of 10 P N MGC S FILTER 10 Filter Pack of 2 P N MGC S FILTER 2 Various authorized replacement spare parts for Multi Gas...

Page 19: ...ge Resolution Accuracy T90 H2S 0 100 ppm 0 1 2 ppm 30s CO 0 500 ppm 1 5 ppm 30s Combustible 0 100 LEL 0 1 See Table 1 page 18 30s O2 0 30 vol 0 1 0 7 vol 15s Sensor Type H2S CO O2 Single plug in elect...

Page 20: ...s and any other applicable recommendations of GCT 2 The buyer promptly notifying GCT of any defect and if required promptly making the product available for correction No goods shall be returned to GC...

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