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M-GDA-4350 V12 Rev 1.1

6. Calibration:

Sensors are issued tested & pre-calibrated under controlled lab conditions. Changes to 
humidity, temperature, and other environmental factors affect the sensor accuracy and may 
need a re-set of the fresh air zero point when introduced to new environments.  

The GDA 4350 is an auto calibrating device and under most cases will auto calibrate to new 
environment over time. 

Functional testing may be carried out with a suitable test gas to ensure that the 4-20mA o/p 
corresponds with the gas level. This should be undertaken when the unit is fully assembled 
and using a flow rate of ~0.5L/min of the target gas. Test gas and equipment are available 
from Gas Detection Australia.  

6.1.

 

Fresh air Zero point Calibration: 

A manual fresh air zeroing (span) of the sensor can be performed when the sensor has been 
powered for a minimum of one hour. The fresh air zero can be performed when the sensor is 
in a known fresh air. The sensor must be in the fresh air conditions for a minimum of five 
minutes or until the output has reached a stable point. 

To perform a manual fresh air zero (span) point calibration: 

1. Remove the GDA 4350 from the wall to access the back of the sensor unit;
2. Add a jumper to pins 1 and 3 of 

P3

 see picture below, This enters Manual Calibration

Mode (see table for LED sequence);

3. Press and hold the 

SPAN/ Fresh Air Zero

 calibration button 

S1

 for 1 to 2 seconds

(see table for LED sequence):

If the Fresh Air Zero was successful (see table for LED sequence)

If the Fresh Air Zero was 

NOT

 successful (see table for LED sequence). Repeat step 3

after ensuring that the sensor is in fresh air and stable.

Note: Do not press the ZERO button as it will perform a Nitrogen zero. 

4. When successfully zeroed remove the Manual Calibration jumper from header

 P3

 and

return to normal operation.

Mode 

LED Light Sequence 

Manual CAL Mode 

Solid while jumper in Manual 
CAL position 

Performing Zero 

   0.5 sec 

Alternate blinking at once per 
second for ~ 4 sec 

Zero Successful 

   0.1 sec 

Fast blink for ~ 2 sec 

Zero Failed 

Solid for > 2 sec 

Table 4: Calibration LED sequence 

Summary of Contents for GDA 4350

Page 1: ...GDA 4350 Carbon Dioxide Sensor Operating Manual Manual Revision 1 1 Hardware Version 11 12 Software Version 2 1 3 Copyright Gas Detection Australia Pty Ltd 2018...

Page 2: ...or will depend on a number of factors such as the environment in which it is used operating temperature humidity atmospheric pressure and environmental pollutants In all cases we recommend sensors are...

Page 3: ...of the information contained herein The information in this document has been carefully checked and is believed to be entirely reliable with all of the necessary information included GDA reserves the...

Page 4: ...Table of Contents 1 Overview 5 1 1 Introduction 5 1 2 Specifications 6 2 Sensor Placement 7 3 Wiring Instructions 8 4 Operation 9 5 Output Configuration 10 6 Calibration 11 6 1 Fresh air Zero point C...

Page 5: ...n safe area applications It uses the latest laser semiconductor technology for detection of carbon dioxide The sensor and electronics are one homogenous unit and must never be separated It has an anal...

Page 6: ...Standard 0 20mA 0 10V or 0 5V User Specified Power Consumption 150mA peak 24VDC Connection 4 pin plug connector Wiring 3 core wire with overall screen with current carrying capability to suit cable l...

Page 7: ...it The further from the potential leeks the more the gas will be diluted Take into account drafts and air movements when mounting the sensor Fit using the four fixing holes in the corners of the box W...

Page 8: ...rying capability to suit cable length of cable run Screen must be connected to the Earth connection on the connector P1 The enclosure is platted with a layer of conductive chrome which is connected to...

Page 9: ...of the set output Ensure that this does not affect external equipment LED LED STATE FUNTION ON Power is present OFF Power is not present GREEN ON BLUE FLASHING YELLOW ON The sensor is in its warm up p...

Page 10: ...d input impedance at 24V Be cautious when handling the GDA 4350 as there are delicate components that can easily be damaged by static discharge Always observe anti static precautions To change the out...

Page 11: ...n fresh air The sensor must be in the fresh air conditions for a minimum of five minutes or until the output has reached a stable point To perform a manual fresh air zero span point calibration 1 Remo...

Page 12: ...d Manual Calibration Mode Add a jumper to pins 1 and 3 of P3 1 3 Use supplied jumper on pins 18 and 17 of P3 for Manual Calibration Mode return to this location only Figure 5 Manual Calibration Mode j...

Page 13: ...chemical formula 2 Part Number Product part number of detector sensor head controller 3 Serial Number Serial number of detector sensor head controller 4 Range Range of sensor and units ppm vol LEL 5 D...

Page 14: ...Page 14 of 16 M GDA 4350 V12 Rev 1 1 Notes...

Page 15: ...Page 15 of 16 M GDA 4350 V12 Rev 1 1 Notes...

Page 16: ...ents Date 1 Initial revision of the Manual HW V11 12 27 Apr 2018 1 1 Manual CAL table 4 updated 1 May 2018 Table 5 Revision History This product and operating manual are subject to change without prio...

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