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CAUTION:
To prevent damage to the battery pack
or electrical circuits, always plug the ODORATOR 2’s
power supply into a surge-protected and conditioned outlet.
To charge the ODORATOR 2, plug the 18 Vdc power supply into an approved AC outlet and
then connect the bayonet connector to the external power connector on the rear of the case. It
will twist and lock into position. International AC cord sets are available. Verify charging by
opening the lid and observing the charge status LEDs just above the keypad. The charge
status LED states are:
1.
Both solid green and blinking RED
– heavy charge
2.
Solid green
– light charge
3.
Both off
– fully charged (after states 1 and 2).
Battery Pack Replacement
When the battery pack wears out or the need arises to replace the battery pack, do so by:
1.
Turn the ODORATOR 2 “OFF”.
2.
Raise the accessories door by pulling up on the knob.
3.
Loosen the two thumbscrews on the battery cover.
4.
Pull the top of the cover slightly out, then up to remove the cover.
5.
Squeeze the cable
connector’s lock to disengage and unplug the battery from its
extension cable.
6.
Plug in the new battery pack. The instrument will boot-up. Turn the
ODORATOR 2
“OFF”.
7.
Set the new battery pack in the cover and tuck the wiring in between the pack
and its cover.
8.
Position the two lower tabs into their slots, push down, position the cover into
place and tighten the thumb screws finger tight.
9.
Recharge the new battery pack prior to use.
**NOTE**
When
next used,
ZERO MUST be reset
prior to performing odor threshold or
intensity tests.
Sample gas flow MUST be zero
. It is recommended to
disconnect the
sample line from the instrument
to do so.
The procedure to perform a reset or “coarse”
ZERO is:
1.
Press and hold down the “↑ “key.
2.
Press and hold down the “↓ “key.
3.
Press the “ZERO” key.
4.
Release all 3 keys. Zero reset will be automatically performed. It may take up to
a minute or two to perform a zero reset. When completed, the ZERO icon in the
display will not be flashing and VIEW will be visible in the display.
5.
Press
“ * “ to exit and return to live readings.
