MSA MultiGard 5000, Manual

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Sample text related to the dual MultiGard Systems.
This information can be ignored by users of single MultiGard Systems.
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When explicit labeling is not used the header text System A: and System
B: are used. Everything directly under these headers then applies to the
system as labeled.
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The relative position of System A grouped data is on the left. The relative position of
System B grouped data is on the right. Data common the overall assembly is located in
the center or where space permits.
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Any special notes and exceptions to these rules will be discussed in the appropriate
section and will be visually distinguished by the text box style as shown below.
Dual MultiGard 5000 Systems
The graphical style used in the RDD is identical to the MultiGard 5000 touchscreen shown in
Chapter 4 of this manual.
All MultiGard 5000 RDD touch-screen displays have a screen saver feature enabled. The screen will
turn off after 30 minutes of touch inactivity. After it turns off, the first touch will restore the screen
to normal operation.
9.2 Installation
Refer to the RDD installation drawing provided for the installation and wiring of your remote data
display. The drawing provides information on cut out size required for panel mounting the RDD,
power requirements of the RDD and the type and correct wiring of the communication cable.
9.3 Operation
The RDD is intended to provide an operator with information about the gases being monitored and
the basic operation of the MultiGard 5000 System.
It is a view only device and does not allow
changing any of the user changeable parameters.
The following figure, MultiGard 5000 Remote Data Display (RDD) Screen Hierarchy, summarizes
this package and can be used as a "road map" to RDD operation.