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If  a  Contact   Line  fault   (number   4)   is  indicated,

check that resistors are 

tted in all unused conditions on

the internal transmitter, that the termination boards are

tted   and   the  cabling   between   termination   board   and

transmitter is not short or open circuit.

If a Power Failure (number 2) is indicated, check

the 230Vac supply to the panel and the two fuses on the
power supply board.

When   all   panels   are  on,  each   condition  in   turn

should be created at the plant to con

rm the operation

and   setting   of   the   system.   When   it   is   not   possible   to
create   a   condition   e.g.   from   a   pressure   switch   on   a
pipeline which is in use, disconnect the condition on the
plant side of the termination board to simulate condition
faults.

When   satis

ed   that   all   conditions   operate

correctly,  anti   confusion   tests   must   be
carried out by creating alarm conditions on
each   service   in   turn   and   con

rming   that

each   panel   on   which   the   service   is   displayed
operates correctly.

Section 7
OPERATION

All that is required for routine operation is for 

sta

 to mute the audible alarm on alarm panels in their 

areas as required, taking any action required by the 
nature of the service fault. The audible will resound 
periodically as long as the service fault remains, 
requiring re-muting.

When a condition is to be at alarm condition for a

long   time,   the   audible   can   be   continuously   muted   as
follows. Open the panel and, while the alarm condition is
present, press the white push button on the rear of the
control board.

Note   that   any   other   conditions   present   at   the

time will also be locked out. Close the panel and con

rm

that  the condition has  been  successfully  locked  out  by
pressing   the  test  button.  All  other   lamps   should  

ash,

the locked out condition(s) being steady. The lockout will
cancel as soon as the condition returns to normal.

NOTE. This operation should only be carried
out by service personnel.

TESTING

Periodically   operate   the   test   button   and

ensure  that  all   lamps  illuminate   and  the   audible
sounds. Periodically disconnect the mains sup ply
to   each   panel   and   ensure   that   the   system   fault
lamp  

ashes   and   the   audible   sounds.   Provided

that the battery in the panel under test is  sound
and fully charged, no other panel will be a

ected

by this test. Any remote audible connected to the
alarm panel under test will sound.

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1

2

3

4

3

<R C>

AUDIBLE SELECTOR SWITCH

CHANNEL SELECTOR SWITCH

LOCKOUT BUTTON

CENTRAL/REPEATER SELECTOR JUMPER

POWER FAILURE SELECTOR

 JUMPER SHOWN SET FOR

  SYSTEM FAILURE LAMP

                ONLY

HINGE CLIP

ON

1 2

3 4

4

ON

1 2

3

4

2

ON

1 2

3

4

3

ON

1

2

3 4

1

ON

1 2

3

4

0

CONTROL

  BOARD

B

 M

SDXPIC2

VOLUME CONTROL

SHOWN AS CENTRAL

Summary of Contents for SDX-15

Page 1: ...issue 11 02 06 2021 The SDX 15 Alarm System for Piped Medical Gases...

Page 2: ...IN TELEPHONE 5 GAS CENTRAL LODGE ALARM IN PORTERS 5 GAS REPEATER COMPUTER INTERFACE SDXPIC 4 CORES 5 CORES 5 CORES 2 CORES 2 CORES 2 CORES 2 CORES 2 CORES 2 CORES 2 CORES TYPICAL PLANT ALARM SYSTEM TO...

Page 3: ...on is to be in an alarm condition for a prolonged period e g for pipeline maintenance the re trigger can be prevented by silencing the audible with the Lockout button within the panel large at white p...

Page 4: ...e condition to normal if the condition is not to be used or with a 1k8 resistor if the condition is to be transmitted from another transmitter The resistors are used to prevent a system fault due to s...

Page 5: ...number location and size number of services to be displayed of alarm panel as required by C11 HTM02 01 Select the location and size of transmitters Use internal transmitters if an alarm panel is in th...

Page 6: ...ice fault remains requiring re muting When a condition is to be at alarm condition for a long time the audible can be continuously muted as follows Open the panel and while the alarm condition is pres...

Page 7: ...m fault only appears on one section of the system look for a broken wire or loose terminal between the section with the system fault and the rest of the system Contact Line fault This indicates that t...

Page 8: ...MERGENCY PLANT PLANT FAULT FAULT PLANT PLANT VACUUM AIR MEDICAL CYLINDERS CYLINDERS CYLINDERS CYLINDERS FAULT PRESSURE NORMAL FAULT PRESSURE FAULT RESERVE NORMAL FAULT PRESSURE FAULT RESERVE IMMEDIATE...

Page 9: ...IQUID IMMEDIATELY RESERVE FAULT PRESSURE FAULT NORMAL CHANGE CHANGE IMMEDIATELY RESERVE FAULT PRESSURE FAULT NORMAL CHANGE IMMEDIATELY RESERVE FAULT PRESSURE FAULT NORMAL RESERVE FAULT PRESSURE FAULT...

Page 10: ...llowing standards EN60601 1 2 4th Edition 2015 Emissions Standard for Medical Equipment EN55011 Class A 2016 A1 2017 Emissions Standard for ISM Equipment EN60601 1 2 4th Edition 2015 Immunity Standard...

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