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LMS Operating Manual 

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Alarm Conditions / Temperature Alarms 

If the readings are within the alarm limits, the STATUS LED will blink green. 
When the temperature reading meets or exceed the temperature limits the STATUS LED will 
blink red. 
After the probe’s alarm delay time is exceeded the unit will blink the ALARM LED and beep the 
buzzer. 
The user can MUTE the buzzer by tapping the MUTE/MENU button.  The unit will reduce the 
audible signal from a loud beep, to a quieter and less frequent chirp.  It will remain muted until 
MUTE time expires or a different probe goes into alarm. 
Once the Alarm state has been signaled the unit will wait the appropriate Relay Delay(s) time 
before tripping the appropriate Relay(s).  Units with individual channel relays, have individual 
Relay Delay times.  Units with a single relay have one Relay Delay time that applies to any 
alarm condition.  

 

Limit Parameters 

 

1 Low, 1 High, 2 Low, 2 High, 3 Low, 3 High, 4 Low, 4 High

 

 

Time Parameters 

 

1AlarmDelay, 2AlarmDelay, 3AlarmDelay, 4AlarmDelay 

  Single Relay Units 

  

RelayDelay 

  Individual Channel Relays 

  

1RelayDelay, 2RelayDelay, 3RelayDelay, 4RelayDelay 

Low / High Alarm Limits 

For a quick view the Low and High Alarm Limits tap the DOWN ARROW. 

AlarmLow 

2.0’C 

AlarmHigh  8.0’C 

AlarmLow 

2.0’C 

AlarmHigh  8.0’C 

AlarmLow 

2.0’C 

AlarmHigh  8.0’C 

AlarmLow 

-40’C 

AlarmHigh  -20’C 

Min/Max Readings 

To view the Min/Max readings since power up or user commanded reset, tap the UP ARROW. 

ActualMin  3.1’C 

ActualMax  6.8’C 

ActualMin  3.6’C 

ActualMax  6.6’C 

ActualMin  3.0’C 

ActualMax  7.2’C 

ActualMin  -38’C 

ActualMax  -32’C 

 
To manually reset the Min/Max readings, while the Min/Max readings are shown on the display, 
tap the TEST/RESET button.  You will be asked to repeat TEST/RESET to confirm. 

Summary of Contents for LMS-188-4P

Page 1: ...d Avenue Cranston RI 02910 Tel 401 461 1200 Fax 401 941 5310 Toll free 800 222 1208 www leonardvalve com G LMS 188 4P February 2021 WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals including lead whic...

Page 2: ...time Display Error Bookmark not defined Alarm Conditions Error Bookmark not defined Temperature Alarms 5 Low High Alarm Limits 5 Min Max Readings 5 LMS Email Notification Feature 6 LMS Overview 10 RDU...

Page 3: ...tep button STEP o Alarm Limits decrement button vv o Min Max increment button o Mute Menu increment button MUTE MENU Sensor Probe The probes supplied with the Multi Probe Alarm System are highly accur...

Page 4: ...t finger tight Warning do not overtighten Power up Shows LMS startup screen NO BATTERY Power Down Install Battery The unit will run without a backup battery but will show NoBatt on the display to indi...

Page 5: ...elay Delay times Units with a single relay have one Relay Delay time that applies to any alarm condition Limit Parameters 1 Low 1 High 2 Low 2 High 3 Low 3 High 4 Low 4 High Time Parameters 1AlarmDela...

Page 6: ...to 30000 22718 Depending on the Network being utilized the factory setting on the alarm unit for IP1 IP2 and IP3 may need to be changed to match the corresponding settings of the network IP4 may also...

Page 7: ...r through Control Panel or the internet connection icon on your taskbar 2 Click on Local Area Connection to bring up the status page 3 Click properties and then highlight Internet Protocol Version 4 T...

Page 8: ...is utilized See Network administrator for DNS Server SMTP information If these parameters are unavailable use 8 8 8 8 for DNS Server smtp 1and1 com for SMTP Server t140 hampshirecontrols com for SMTP...

Page 9: ...IP address to access the unit After reviewing main web page add setup html to the IP to access the Setup Info Name setupadmin unchangable case sensitive Passcode 22718 Enter your Subnet Mask Gateway D...

Page 10: ...RelayDelay 2RelayDelay Mute Special Group SETUP 1 Offset 2 Offset channels 1 Define 0 tenthC 1 wholeC 2 tenthF 3 wholeF 4 wholeRH 2 Define Relay Def 0 single unit relay 1 individual channel relays Doo...

Page 11: ...while still providing the degree of safety required III Installation 1 Remove the plastic case cover by removing the 2 Phillips screws from the back Apply light pressure on the face plate the cover a...

Page 12: ...that an alarm condition has persisted for the set time and has been transmitted to the monitoring device this LED will continue to flash even if the alarm condition has corrected itself Pressing RESET...

Page 13: ...quires a dedicated 110 VAC outlet to plug into See wiring diagram below for reference Do Not Energize SCO LMS 188 4P or solenoid valve until wiring is complete Solenoid valve and associated power supp...

Page 14: ...arm is active the relay on the LMS 188 4P will switch to N C and the solenoid will shut down Solenoid valve and associated power supply are to be provided by others Installation Solenoid power supply...

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