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4.2   T

URNING THE

TMX412 O

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FF

• Press and hold the MODE switch. The display will read

HOLD and the instrument sounds a short beep
approximately once a second.

• Continue holding the MODE switch until the RELEASE

screen appears. (Stop here if turning the instrument off.)

• After the instrument is turned ON, the following startup

screens will be displayed:

SENSOR CONFIGURATION. The type of sensors
installed in the instrument will be displayed.

WARM-UP TIMER. The display will indicate the
number of seconds remaining until the instrument begins
normal operation.

After the warm-up sequence has been completed, the
TMX412 will enter the normal operating mode and will 
be continuously monitoring all calibrated sensors.

4.3   D

ISPLAY

B

ACKLIGHT

The display backlight is automatically switched on when
the TMX412 is in an alarm condition. To manually
activate the backlight when needed, press and release the
(E) key. The backlight will illuminate the display for
approximately 15 seconds.

4.4   TMX412 O

PERATING

M

ODES

The TMX412 offers different operating modes for
accessing various instrument features. To scroll through
the operating modes, press and release the MODE switch
The operating modes will be accessed in the following
sequence:

4.4.1

READING

This is the normal operating mode. The current reading of
all sensors is displayed along with the graphical battery
charge indicator.

4.4.2

SENSOR CONFIGURATION

This mode will display the type of sensor in the position in
which it is installed in the instrument.

HOLD

RELEASE

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NSTRUMENT

O

PERATION

4.1   C

HARGING THE

B

ATTERY

CAUTION: If the TMX412 is using the nickel-

cadmium battery pack, fully charge
the battery pack prior to use.

NOTE: The TMX412 must be turned off while charging

the battery.

A single unit compact trickle (10 hour) charger is available
for charging the battery in the instrument. In addition to
the compact charger, Industrial Scientific offers a full line
of chargers with dual rate (4.5 hour) or trickle charging
systems in single, dual or four unit configurations. All
chargers are capable of charging the battery in or out of
the instrument. All dual rate chargers offer the user
selectable discharge-before-charge feature to prevent
battery memory conditions caused by some repetitive use
patterns. Refer to Section 12, Options and Ordering
Information, for a complete listing of available chargers.

When charging the battery pack in the instrument, be
certain that the instrument is turned off and place it on the
battery charger. To charge the battery pack out of the
instrument, remove the pack and place it on the charger.

A fully charged battery pack will operate a four-gas
configured TMX412 for up to 10 hours. When the
instrument is in the normal viewing mode, an eight-
segment battery status indicator continuously displays the
battery condition. Each segment represents approximately
one hour of operating time. When the battery is fully
discharged, the display reads BATTERY FAIL and the
instrument emits a short beep once a second. Turn off the
instrument and recharge the battery pack when BATTERY
FAIL appears.

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Страница 2: ...rinted 1000 5000 Specifications Subject to Change 1001 Oakdale Road Oakdale PA 15071 1500 412 788 4353 Toll Free 1 800 DETECTS FAX 412 788 8353 Multi Gas Monitor TMX412 Instruction Manual G U A R A N...

Страница 3: ...OUR MISSION Design Manufacture Sell Highest quality products for the preservation of life and property Provide Best customer service available...

Страница 4: ...uction Manual it will provide you with years of reliable monitoring I am most concerned that you be pleased with the performance of your TMX412 in the months and years ahead I urge you to call us with...

Страница 5: ...en mixtures only CAUTION High Over Range OR combustible gas readings may indicate an explosive concentration of combustible gas Multi Gas Monitor TMX412 1 WARNINGS AND CAUTIONARY STATEMENTS 3 2 UNPACK...

Страница 6: ...sociation has assessed only the combustible gas portion of this instrument for performance Mine Safety and Health Administration MSHA Workcover Authority NSW Australia Department of Mineral Resource N...

Страница 7: ...ygen Sensor Display Battery Condition Display E Backlight Key Toxic Sensor Port 2 Combustible Gas Sensor Port Combustible Sensor Display Toxic Sensor Display Unmarked keys allow alarm and calibration...

Страница 8: ...splay the type of sensor in the position in which it is installed in the instrument HOLD RELEASE 8 4 INSTRUMENT OPERATION 4 1 CHARGING THE BATTERY CAUTION If the TMX412 is using the nickel cadmium bat...

Страница 9: ...m the combustible gas sensor to prevent damage due to the high level of combustible gas O 0 21 0 OR 10 4 4 3 ZERO This mode allows the user to zero the instrument and calibrate all installed sensors R...

Страница 10: ...nstrument in clean air is preferred provided that there is no trace of toxic or combustible gas that would cause the instrument to respond If the air purity is uncertain use a cylinder of zero grade a...

Страница 11: ...to CAL will scroll across the bottom of the display Press E to continue calibrating the remaining sensors Ignoring this message will result in the instrument returning to the normal operating mode in...

Страница 12: ...ll sensors The display will show the first span value eg 25 LEL along with the prompt PRESS FOR NEXT E TO SELECT Press E to select the value you wish to change The display will flash the current span...

Страница 13: ...HTED AVERAGE The accumulated gas exposure averaged over a predetermined time typically eight hours 7 1 8 STEL SHORT TERM EXPOSURE LIMIT The accumulated gas exposure value averaged for the proceeding f...

Страница 14: ...When changing lithium battery cells replace the cells within the lithium battery pack in a non hazardous location Replace the lithium cells with three Duracel DL123A or three Panasonic CR123A or thre...

Страница 15: ...tely install the sensor in the instrument Never apply pressure to the area inside of the black O Ring seal at the top of the sensor 8 5 2 COMBUSTIBLE SENSOR REMOVAL REPLACEMENT To remove the combustib...

Страница 16: ...24 25...

Страница 17: ...x 25 SST 2 34 1704 2219 Screw FHCR 4 40 x 38 SST 3 35 1704 9736 Conductive Tape RF Screen 1 36 1705 0776 Circuit Board Support 2 37 1704 3308 Battery Spacer 1 38 1704 4066 Data Port Plug 1 39 1704 676...

Страница 18: ...ompact Charger Australian Version 1810 2231 230 VAC Two Unit Compact Charger 1810 1972 230 VAC One Unit Dual Rate Charger 1810 2145 12 VDC One Unit Compact Charger 1810 1915 12 VDC Two Unit Dual Rate...

Страница 19: ...RIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE OF THE NON CONFORMING GOODS IN NO EVENT WILL INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC BE LIABLE FOR ANY OTHER SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING LOSS OF PROFIT OR LOSS OF USE AR...

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