Notes:
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The new ‘meter’ value must written exactly like the new ‘meter’. Example: CL2 vs Cl2.
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If alarm level is set within your gas normal range the alarm will sound. Example: If
you set your oxygen alarm to 20.9, it will alarm immediately
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Most alarms other than oxygen will have zero (0.0) as the minimum value.
4.2 Editing and Creating Meters
Your HazSim Pro 2.0 system is loaded with multiple gas monitors, radiation detectors, and
CWA monitors. You can edit the existing meters or create new ones easily by following
these simple steps:
4.2.1 To edit a meter
1. Click on the Advanced Features menu (see Figure 15)
2. Click on Edit Meters
3. Select a Meter Set (see Figure 17)
4. Select the Meter (sensor) to edit
5. Edit the Meter (see Figure 11 on page 9 for definitions)
6. To delete a meter (sensor), delete EVERY entry within the said meter (sensor). In
other words, ensure all fields from Label to Max Value are EMPTY. Then, simply click
on another meter (sensor) and it will prompt you to “save” the meter (sensor) you
are trying to erase. (“Saving” will then delete that sensor.)
Figure 17: Edit Meter Window
Figure 18: Create a Meter window.
4.2.2 To create a meter
1.
Click on Advanced Features menu (see Figure 15).
2.
Click on Edit Meters.
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