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Summary of Contents for TX8060

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL D ONE ONE LIFE PROTECT IT TX8060...

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Page 3: ...nterface Icons and Indicators 20 11 2 Operational Sequences 21 11 3 Power On Sequence 22 11 4 Power Off Sequence 24 11 5 Instrument Self Test Routine 25 11 6 User Initiated Self Test Routine 25 11 7 A...

Page 4: ...15 6 Compliance Audit Check Results 41 15 7 Preventative Maintenance 42 15 8 Atomised Particulate Suppression and Mist Spray 42 Troubleshooting 43 16 1 Recoverable Errors 43 16 2 Non recoverable Fata...

Page 5: ...scattering photometer that combines adaptive flowrate with advanced sensing technology to ensure a high level of measurement accuracy The size of each particle is instantaneously measured and classif...

Page 6: ...35 m with 99 capture Custom particle density for increased characterisation Operational stability in varying atmospheric and environmental conditions Custom Logging Intervals from 10s 60s On device a...

Page 7: ...e pumps or filters in operation as found in other particulate sampling devices The particulate sensing element is an open path design to ensure sample flow is unrestricted and has an adaptive flowrate...

Page 8: ...practice which if not followed correctly can result in serious personal injury or injury of others CAUTION Alerts the user to a procedure or practice which if not followed correctly can result in dam...

Page 9: ...lined in local guidelines The XD One has been designed to be as simple to install and commission as possible Nevertheless installation in working environments can be challenging and correct set up is...

Page 10: ...hat access to the beam is not permitted during normal use WARNING Class 3B laser radiation when the laser housing is open do not open the laser housing Eye damage may result from the direct viewing of...

Page 11: ...g that provides isolation and ingress protection between the particle flow path and control circuits The following details highlight the main features of XD One Personal Dust Monitor 1 Main Housing 10...

Page 12: ...ine inspection and visual checks of the particle inlet is carried out to ensure it is free from any restrictive materials or ingress WARNING There are no user serviceable parts inside the XD One senso...

Page 13: ...014 30 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Regulations 2016 S I 2016 1091 EN 61326 1 2013 EN 61000 6 2 2019 EN 61000 6 3 2007 A1 2011 Restriction of Hazardous Substances RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU Res...

Page 14: ...nsity Profiling PM measurement units g m Logged On Device mg m or g m BreatheLITE application Sampling interval 1s Particle count Up to 10 000 particles second Flow rate Dynamic 1 2 L min nominal Tota...

Page 15: ...ents STEL and TWA Alarm Set Points Latching Alarms User Interface Alarms Visual Icon Illumination STEL TWA Battery Indication Audible 85 dB Self Test Sensor Hardware Circuitry and Battery Test on Acti...

Page 16: ...standard Where applicable a KlickFast stud is available to allow the XD One to be compatible with a range of additional body wall and pole fixing kits see product data sheet for additional fixing kit...

Page 17: ...positioning aligning and mounting of the device The following dimensions are given as a mounting guide The XD One is supplied with a stability bracket and strap to support the fit of the product when...

Page 18: ...sizes ranging from 50mm 150mm Fit the bracket using the four threaded M3 mounting features and the fixing screws provided The XD One is designed to be operated in a range of mounting applications and...

Page 19: ...k Operating Mode Normal Alarm PM size PM4 25 TWA Period mins hrs 8hrs TWA Threshold g m3 1000 STEL Period mins hrs 15mins STEL Threshold g m3 1000 Log Rate seconds 10s Particle Density g ml 1 65 Pleas...

Page 20: ...d Release User Interface Icon Display The XD One has a simple tri icon graphical interface which is used to communicate on device warnings sampling modes battery indication and a device heartbeat A si...

Page 21: ...single interface button The following information highlights the XD One icons and main operational functions Icon 1 Primary Function Secondary Function Short Term Exposure Limit Warning Sequence Func...

Page 22: ...is followed by a pass indication of flashing green icons and sounder confirmation If the self test fails or identifies any faults during the routine flashing red icons will be indicated Power Off Dur...

Page 23: ...ing information details the power on sequence On device power on please note that the XD One will automatically run the following sequence Note Before first power on ensure that the XD One if fully ch...

Page 24: ...Routine SAMPLE Routine SELF TEST Result Hold Release 1 Press and hold the function button on the front of the XD One to initiate the power ON sequence 2 Release the function button on the front of the...

Page 25: ...steps below Power OFF Routine Power OFF Hold Release 1 Press and hold the function button on the front of the XD One to initiate the power OFF sequence 2 Release the function button on the front of th...

Page 26: ...unications and functionality of the EEPROM is correct and that custom defined user settings are not lost At any point during normal operation the XD One can run the self test routine to ensure system...

Page 27: ...e front of the XD One to initiate the function sequence 2 Release the function button on the front of the XD One when all lights are illuminated blue Start up SELF TEST Routine SAMPLE Routine SELF TES...

Page 28: ...a single battery icon to identify the battery life of the device The internal battery has a 16hr operating capacity when fully charged and it is recommended that the device is charged between shifts t...

Page 29: ...ed to give an on device visual indication of operational battery life whilst in use however a detailed battery percentage level can be accessed by connecting the device directly to the accompanying Br...

Page 30: ...eration The use of the XD One in Normal mode allows for both real time alerting and on device data capture to take place simultaneously The XD One is designed to allow warning alarms to be set against...

Page 31: ...battery power The XD One Data Log mode follows the operational functionality of Normal mode however readings are not checked against alarm threshold levels and on device warnings alarms will not trig...

Page 32: ...alarms are triggered simultaneously the TWA alarm will take priority Note The XD One is factory programmed with the following default Short Term Exposure Limit STEL and Long Term Exposure Limit Time...

Page 33: ...alarm state users can acknowledge triggered alarms which will silence the audio alarm however the LED warning indication will remain illuminated solid to indicate the alarm conditions are still prese...

Page 34: ...wall adapter where possible to ensure that the maximum power is delivered to the battery in the shortest timeframe The XD One can be charged via a PC USB port however please note that this will take s...

Page 35: ...allows users to connect single and multiple devices for interrogation as required Connecting the XD One to the Trolex BreatheLITE application software allows for easy device navigation set up and cus...

Page 36: ...based on application requirements for the following parameters Device Name Com Port Operating Mode Alarm PM Size TWA Period mins hours TWA Threshold g m3 STEL Period mins hours STEL Threshold g m3 Log...

Page 37: ...eview and analysis as required via the BreatheLITE application as highlighted below On download of captured data the BreatheLITE application allows particulate information to be reviewed using the dat...

Page 38: ...updated operating firmware by Trolex the XD One can be locally updated by connecting to the BreatheLITE application Trolex will notify users of the latest updates and accompanying release notes on re...

Page 39: ...oken which could affect the IP rating of the product 2 Any obstruction to the particulate inlet outlet 3 Any damage or wear to the main product membrane LED icons and power function switch 4 Any damag...

Page 40: ...reference particulates The Compliance Check uses certified sample material that can be passed through the sensor to ensure that all sensing and sizing parameters are functioning as intended Reference...

Page 41: ...TE application software and the compliance audit test has been selected from the maintenance menu follow the on screen instructions to dose the device with reference particulate material Note The dosi...

Page 42: ...articulate sensor is functioning as expected and normal monitoring operation can resume Return of a Fail result On return of a Fail result the following procedure should be followed 1 Run a sensor cle...

Page 43: ...nal environments may be different It is recommended that an assessment of the site environmental and operating conditions is carried out from time to time to support the required frequency of a routin...

Page 44: ...ion to resolve the issue It is always recommended that on note of recovery from an error that previous data capture and device settings are checked before continued operation User settings and configu...

Page 45: ...ar the devices data event and alarm logs 3 Particulate sensor data error The data received from the particulate sensor was found to be corrupt The XD One will ignore this reading log the event and con...

Page 46: ...activities or natural sources TSP Total Suspended Particulate This symbol if marked on the product of its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with general household waste In...

Page 47: ...in When devices are used for applications with technical safety requirements the relevant instructions must be followed All pertinent state regional and local safety regulations must be observed when...

Page 48: ...Limited No part of this document may be reproduced in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying without express written permission of Trolex Trolex is a registered trad...

Page 49: ...ts to our customers whenever workers operate in hazardous environments Enquiries sales trolex com Telephone 44 0 161 483 1435 Fax 44 0 161 483 5556 Trolex Ltd Newby Road Hazel Grove Stockport Cheshire...

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