ANALOX Sub Aspida Manuale utente

Analox Limited

15 Ellerbeck Court, Stokesley Business Park,

North Yorkshire, TS9 5PT, UK

UK/RoW T: +44 (0)1642 711400 F: +44 (0)1642 713900

US T: (714) 891-4478

W: www.analox.net E: [email protected]

ADM, HBOT &

Sub Aspida

User Manual

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List of Contents

1Safety information ......................................................................................................................................................... 3

2Package contents checklist......................................................................................................................................... 4

3Aspida devices overview............................................................................................................................................. 6

3.1 Aspida main features .......................................................................................................................................... 8

4Installation ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9

4.1 Installation of the Sub Aspida & HBOT Aspida.......................................................................................... 9

4.1 Installation of the ADM Aspida........................................................................................................................ 9

4.2 Gaining access to the ADM Aspida..............................................................................................................10

4.3 Battery installation.............................................................................................................................................11

4.4 Charging the Analox Aspida...........................................................................................................................12

5Operation........................................................................................................................................................................14

5.1 Button functions .................................................................................................................................................14

5.2 Switching the device on/off ............................................................................................................................14

5.3 User registration .................................................................................................................................................14

5.4 The main display.................................................................................................................................................15

5.5 Screen saver.........................................................................................................................................................15

5.6 Battery status ......................................................................................................................................................16

5.7 Menus.....................................................................................................................................................................16

5.8 Common menu items........................................................................................................................................17

5.9 Gas alarms............................................................................................................................................................18

5.10 Global alarm options .........................................................................................................................................19

5.11 Alarm latching .....................................................................................................................................................19

5.12 Alarm muting.......................................................................................................................................................19

5.13 Quiet alarms.........................................................................................................................................................20

5.14 Data logging.........................................................................................................................................................21

5.15 Man-down alarm................................................................................................................................................21

5.16 Panic alarm...........................................................................................................................................................22

5.17 Time-weighted average (TWA) monitoring of carbon dioxide...........................................................22

5.18 Maintenance reminders....................................................................................................................................23

5.19 Calibration reminders........................................................................................................................................23

5.20 Sensor replacement reminders......................................................................................................................23

5.21 Faults......................................................................................................................................................................24

5.22 Troubleshooting..................................................................................................................................................24

6Maintenance ..................................................................................................................................................................25

6.1 Spares & accessories ........................................................................................................................................25

6.2 Calibration.............................................................................................................................................................26

6.3 Sensor calibration...............................................................................................................................................26

6.4 Oxygen sensor replacement...........................................................................................................................28

6.5 Cleaning.................................................................................................................................................................35

7Specifications ................................................................................................................................................................36

8Warranty information.................................................................................................................................................38

9Declaration of conformity..........................................................................................................................................39

10 Disposal......................................................................................................................................................................40

10.1 WEEE statement ................................................................................................................................................40

10.2 Oxygen sensor disposal...................................................................................................................................40

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1Safety information

WARNING: Read the safety information fully before using the aspida.

WARNING: Do NOT attempt to charge the batteries while the device is inside the hyperbaric

chamber.

High volume audible alarm

The Aspida employs high volume warning alarms with a sound pressure level at 1m of 95dB in the case

of normal gas alarms, and up to 110dB in the case of the man-down alarm.

As the man down sounder is disabled by default when supplied but may be user enabled, care should

be taken to minimise exposure to the sounder. The aspida unit should always be worn away from the

head in order to minimise close range exposure to the alarm.

WARNING: The 110dB man-down alarm can, when enabled, be manually activated at any

time by holding the button if the panic alarm is configured to be available. Care should be

taken not to activate this alarm when the Aspida unit is in close proximity to the ears.

WARNING: Do NOT exceed 2 bar/min atmospheric pressure change when using the HBOT

Aspida.

Electrochemical oxygen sensor

The oxygen sensor used in the Aspida is an electrochemical sensor which contains potassium

hydroxide. Under normal conditions the sensor is sealed. To prevent leakage, the unit must not be

exposed to temperatures outside the specified range, or be exposed to organic vapours, which may

cause physical damage to the body of the sensor. The unit must not be stored in areas containing

organic solvents or in flammable liquid stores.

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2Package contents checklist

Sub Aspida

a) Analox Aspida main unit

b) 2xAA rechargeable batteries

c) Wall mounting plate (Including fixing kit) or belt-clip attachment (only one supplied)

d) Charger power supply to suit

e) USB communication cable

f) Software disc

g) Quick start guide

h) Calibration adaptor

HBOT Aspida

a) Analox Aspida main unit

b) 2xAA rechargeable batteries

c) Wall mounting plate (Including fixing kit)

d) Charger power supply to suit

e) USB communication cable

f) Software disc

g) Quick start guide

h) Calibration adaptor

i) Test certificate

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ADM Aspida

a) ADM panel mount main unit

b) Universal charger/power supply (Including adaptors)

c) Quick start guide

d) Calibration adaptor (Including 300mm of tubing, single or dual)

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3Aspida devices overview

The Analox Aspida is a purpose designed compact portable gas monitor capable of continuous

monitoring of both carbon dioxide (CO2) and oxygen (O2).

Each instrument in the Aspida family gives clear audible and visible warning of potentially dangerous

gas levels. A high resolution Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) display shows clear, live gas levels in

all light conditions.

The Analox Aspida is housed in a robust, IP65 splash proof enclosure. The instrument operates using

rechargeable battery technology, allowing it to run for more than 12 hours continuously between

charges. An Analox Aspida allows for easy replacement of the rechargeable batteries with standard,

AA type non-rechargeable batteries in circumstances where recharging is not possible.

Sub Aspida overview

The inclusion of a pressure sensor in the Sub Aspida provides accurate, pressure compensated O2 and

CO2 readings across 800 to 1200mbar pressure.

The inclusion of a belt clip attachment allows for secure and comfortable attachment of the Sub Aspida

to clothing for portable, personal protection.

Sub Aspida factory default settings

Parameter

Setting

O2 Alarms

%Vol Version

mbar ppO2versions

18%

19.5%

23%

180 mbar ppO2

195 mbar ppO2

230 mbar ppO2

CO2 Alarms

%Vol Version

mbar ppCO2versions

0.5%

1.5%

0.5% TWA Alarm

5 mbar ppCO2

15 mbar ppCO2

40 mbar ppCO2

5 mbar ppCO2TWA Alarm

Alarm Latch State

Non-latching

Alarm Muting State

Mutable

Man-down State

Disabled

Logging Rate

30 seconds

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HBOT Aspida overview

Reinforcement of the unit allows for the HBOT Aspida to provide accurate, pressure compensated O2

and CO2 readings across an extended pressure range of 800 to 3000 mbar absolute.

HBOT Aspida factory default settings

Parameter

Setting

O2 Alarms

%Vol

mbar ppO2versions

18%

19.5%

23%

180 mbar ppO2

195 mbar ppO2

230 mbar ppO2

CO2 Alarms

%SEV

mbar ppCO2versions

0.5%

1.5%

5 mbar ppCO2

15 mbar ppCO2

40 mbar ppCO2

5 mbar ppCO2TWA Alarm

Alarm Latch State

Non-latching

Alarm Muting State

Mutable

Man-down State

Disabled

Logging Rate

30 seconds

ADM Aspida overview

The ADM Aspida is a static panel system that offers continuous monitoring of O2, CO2or dual gas.

ADM Aspida factory default settings

Parameter

Setting

O2 Alarms

%Vol Version

18%

19.5%

23%

CO2 Alarms

%Vol Version

0.5%

1.5%

Alarm Latch State

Non-latching

Alarm Muting State

Mutable

Man-down State

Disabled

Logging Rate

30 seconds

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3.1 Aspida main features

Figure 1 - Main features

1) Alarm, fault and OK indicators

2) Carbon dioxide gas port

3) Cancel/exit/panic-alarm button

4) Cycle button

5) Confirm/on/off button

6) Oxygen gas port (if sensor fitted)

7) OLED display

8) Horn

9) Belt loop mount point

10) Charger socket

11) USB communication socket

12) Battery compartments

13) Lanyard pin

14) Breather (pressure equalisation) hole –do not cover

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