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A  flashing  decimal  point  on  the  lower  right  corner  of  the  display  will  appear  for  3  minutes  after  start-up, 
calibration, bump, or programming. This is an indicator that the 4-20 mA signal is locked at 3 mA and that all 
alarm functions are disabled. Once this flashing indicator clears all functions will return to normal. 

Audio Enable/Disable** 

This adjustment affects on-board audible alarm.  

The  audio  enable/disable  mode  specifies  if  the  audio  indicator  will  activate 
upon  alarm.  If  disabled,  all  instances  of  audio  activation  will  remain  active 
(i.e.  Fault  and  Fail)  except  for  gas  alarms.  When  in  this  mode,  the  display 
scrolls  the  message  "AUDIO  ON"  or  "AUDIO  OFF"  until  either  of  the 
internal 

 

or 

 

  buttons  are  pressed  to  alter  the  setting,  or  until  a  3  minute 

timer expires, at which time the set-up mode is aborted and the unit returns to 
normal gas readings. If the 

 

or 

 

 buttons are pressed during this time, the 

display reverts to a continuous text reading of "ON" or "OFF" which indicates 
the selected setting. Five seconds after the last 

 

or 

 

 keystroke the scrolling 

message commences with the newly selected setting. 

Display On/Off 

Allows  user  to  turn  the  digital  display  on  or  off  as  required.  If  turned  off  a 
decimal  point  will  be  continuously  illuminated  in  the  bottom  right  corner  of 
the display to indicate a power on condition. When “OFF” has been selected 
and the instrument is in the normal run mode, user access to the Set-up mode 
is achieved by following Set-up procedures. 

Display Type 

This mode allows the user to select between numeric gas concentrations or a 
text  indication  of  "SAFE,  LOW,  HIGH".  When  in  this  mode,  the  display 
scrolls  the  message  "DISPLAY  TEXT"  or  "DISPLAY  NUMERIC"  until 
either of the internal 

 

or   buttons are pressed to alter the setting, or until a 

3 minute timer expires, at which time the setup modes are aborted and the unit 
returns to normal gas readings. If the 

 

or 

  

buttons are pressed during this 

time,  the  display  reverts  to  a  continuous  text  reading  of  "TEXT"  or  "NUM" 
which  indicates  the  selected  setting.  Five  seconds  after  the  last 

 

or 

 

keystroke the scrolling message commences with the newly selected setting. 

Summary of Contents for AirAware

Page 1: ...AirAware 1 Stationary Gas Monitor type AirAware Instruction Manual P N 6700 1347 REV 4...

Page 2: ...2 AirAware OUR MISSION Preserving human life on above and below the earth Delivering highest quality best customer service every transaction every time...

Page 3: ...Instruction Manual it will provide you with years of reliable monitoring I sincerely hope that you be pleased with the performance of the AirAware in the months and years ahead I urge you to call us w...

Page 4: ...ow Alarm Set up 12 High Alarm Set up 13 4 20 On Off 13 4 20 mA Range 13 Audio Enable Disable 14 Display On Off 14 Display Type 14 Set Cal Gas Concentration 15 ModBus Address 15 Back To Normal Operatio...

Page 5: ...r than actual gas concentrations Configurations All versions include a bright 4 digit LED display as well as low and high visual alarm indication AirAware Base part number 68100056 ABCDE A Sensor Gas...

Page 6: ...tem before discarding containers Quantity Part Number Description 1 each 6810 0056 XXXXX AirAware Instrument 1 each 6700 1347 AirAware Instruction Manual Note Bias sensors HCl NH3 NO are not installed...

Page 7: ...ring recom mended 3 6 1 2m above floor Will collect in high areas 3 1m below ceiling Ammonia NH3 Carbon Monoxide CO Chlorine Cl2 Hydrogen Chloride HCl Hydrogen Sulfide H2S Nitric Oxide NO Nitrogen Dio...

Page 8: ...copper shielded cable Belden 9842 or equivalent 003 Warm Up And Operation All AirAware versions operate on 12 24 VDC The Monitor version includes a 120 VAC power pack for North American electrical soc...

Page 9: ...ions will return to normal During normal operation the LED display shows HCl 0 2 to 30 0 ppm in 0 1 ppm increments Cl2 NO2 SO2 0 2 to 99 9 in 0 1 ppm increments NH3 4 to 200 ppm in 1 ppm increments CO...

Page 10: ...strument reverts to normal operation 006 4 Pressing the key will advance forward through the various options while pressing the key will step backward The internal keys act as or buttons Page 9 to set...

Page 11: ...og out put ON or OFF 4 20 mA Range Custom scaling of 4 20 mA signal AUDIO ON OFF Enable or disable on board audible alarm for gas alarms Note Fail and Fault conditions will always activate a pulsing a...

Page 12: ...actual gas reading every half second for three minutes Once the display returns to the normal operation the audio and visual alarms relay outputs and current output will return to normal operation af...

Page 13: ...meric reading which indicates the new alarm setting Five seconds after the last or keystroke the scrolling message commences with the newly selected setting 4 20 On Off Allows user to turn the 4 20 ou...

Page 14: ...OFF which indicates the selected setting Five seconds after the last or keystroke the scrolling message commences with the newly selected setting Display On Off Allows user to turn the digital displa...

Page 15: ...gas value YYY indicates the unit ppm for toxics VOL for oxygen ZZZ indicates the gas type Standard AirAware Calibration Settings CO 100 ppm Cl2 10 ppm HCl 10 ppm H2S 25 ppm NH3 25 ppm NO 25 ppm NO2 5...

Page 16: ...ators will activate and the LED will flash once per second For units with on board audible alarm option pressing while the unit is in alarm will silence the on board alarm buzzer All alarms are non la...

Page 17: ...rtional to display Zero Failure Flashing Display Pulsing Audio Alarm Flashing Display Pulsing Audio Alarm Flashing Display Pulsing Audio Alarm mA signal at old value Flashing Display Pulsing Audio Ala...

Page 18: ...ensor specific 007 At this point all on board and remote alarms should be activated and the 4 20 mA signal should reflect the display reading on the instruments If a test of the sensor and display onl...

Page 19: ...second If the key is still held after the full 10 seconds the word ZERO is displayed A flashing decimal point on the lower right corner of the display will appear for 3 minutes after start up calibrat...

Page 20: ...HCl 10 ppm H2S 25 ppm NH3 25 ppm NO 25 ppm NO2 5 ppm O2 20 9 SO2 5 ppm To calibrate the instrument If necessary connect zero air gas bottle regulator and tubing to the calibrator adapter Press and ho...

Page 21: ...If the unit fails a second time the sensor may need to be replaced Contact either your local distributor of Industrial Scientific Oldham Corporation instruments or Industrial Scientific Oldham direct...

Page 22: ...e display will briefly show the symbol for the gas being monitored then a live display of the gas concentration Each AirAware utilizes electrochemical sensors that may require between 10 and 360 minut...

Page 23: ...85 Temperature Range of Operation 4 F to 122 F 20 C to 50 C Sensor Dependant Relative Humidity Range 15 90 for Toxics 0 99 for Oxygen Measuring Range HCl 0 2 to 30 0 ppm in 0 1 ppm increments Cl2 NO2...

Page 24: ...000604 Calibration adapter assembly includes cal adapter tubing and reducer 17106659 Replacement sensor gasket 77021897 Replacement water barrier for sensor opening 67000265 120 VAC to 24 VDC power ad...

Page 25: ...PPM 34 liter 18101741 Chlorine Cal Kit 10 PPM 58 liter 18102148 Hydrogen Chloride Cal Kit 10 PPM 58 liter 18100842 Hydrogen Sulfide Cal Kit 25 PPM 58 liter 18102238 Nitrogen Dioxide Cal Kit 5 PPM 58...

Page 26: ...hteen months from the date of shipment or one year from the date of first use whichever occurs first except where otherwise stated in writing in Industrial Scientific Oldham literature accompanying th...

Page 27: ...product literature Repair or maintenance by nonqualified personnel will invalidate the warranty as will the use of non approved consumables or spare parts As with any other sophisticated product it i...

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