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VDT Interface for the MXL
the pre1 alarm trip level, space, the pre2 alarm
trip level, space, and the alarm trip level. All trip
level values should be from 0-9 with 0 indicating
100% scale. Press ENTER. The new Air Sampling
alarm trip points are now in effect.
CFT - Control Air Sampling Airflow Trip Points
Use the CFT command to modify the Air Sampling
airflow trip point values. At the command prompt
type CFT, space, the NIM-1 (ASP) module
number, space, the device number (d), space,
the low airflow trip level, space, and the high
airflow trip level. All trip level values should be
from 0-9 with 0 indicating 100% scale. Press
ENTER. The new Air Sampling air flow trouble
trip points are now in effect.
CPS m-d x.x - Control Percent/Ft Sensitivity
Use the CPS command to change the percent/ft
sensitivity of the selected module. At the com-
mand prompt type CPS, space, the module-
device number, space, and the desired sensitivity
%/ft settings. Press ENTER. The new percent/ft
sensitivity settings are now in effect.
CPP m-d x.x - Control Percent/Ft Pre-Alarm
Use the CPP command to change the percent/ft
pre-alarm settings of the selected module. At the
command prompt type CPP, space, the module-
device number, space, and the desired %/ft pre-
alarm settings. Press ENTER. The new percent/
ft pre-alarm settings are now in effect.
CAP m-d apps - Control ASD Application Use
the CAP command to change the ASD applica-
tion of the selected device. At the command
prompt type CAP, space, the module-device
number, space, and the desired ASD application
(apps). Refer to Table 1 for a listing of ASD
applications and abbreviations. Press ENTER.
The new percent/ft pre-alarm settings are now in
effect.
NOTE: If the ASD application is changed while
Test ASD is on, the changes will not be
effective until Test ASD is turned off.
TABLE 1
ASD SUBMENU ABBREVIATIONS
VDT
Abbrev.
(ASD apps) Application Description
N
Disable No Applications (Standard
Photoelectric Detector)
O Office
(Retail) Reasonably clean, climate
controlled atmosphere
W Warehouse
(Light
Manufacturing) Airborne dust, equipment, fork
truck and light to medium dock
area exhaust fumes
L Lobby
(Atrium) Relatively clean area,
temperature changes, cellular
phones, smoking
C
Computer Room Very controlled environment,
clean, temperature closely
regulated, high cost clean
machinery operating, no
smoking, high air velocity
D
Dormitory Airborne dust and temperature
changes, living quarters,
cooking fumes, smoking
H Healthcare Higher level risk, relatively
clean, electronic equipment
P Parking Garage Airborne dust, car and diesel
fumes, temperature swings
U
Utility (Transformer)
Room Normal to somewhat dirty
environment, heat from running
equipment
S Precious Storage
(Sensitive
Environment) Sensitive materials or
equipment storage, clean
dust-free environment, earliest
warning desired
T Hostile Environment Dirty, dusty, humid, operating
equipment, RF present, wide
temperature swings
K Duct
(Open air or duct
housing) Dirty, dusty, humid, wide
temperature swings, high air
velocity
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