IMR EX660 Manuale utente

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

Ver. 3.0A4

IMR EX660

Personal Multi-Gas Detector

User Manual

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 2of 14

CONTENTS

1. Safety and Usage Information .......................................................................................................3

2. Introduction....................................................................................................................................3

3. Main Features.................................................................................................................................4

4. Technical Specification..................................................................................................................4

5. Structure and Functions .................................................................................................................4

6. Operation Instructions....................................................................................................................5

6.1. Power On.................................................................................................................................5

6.2. Power Off................................................................................................................................5

6.3. Bump Test ...............................................................................................................................5

6.4. Menus......................................................................................................................................6

6.4.1. Settings Menu ..................................................................................................................6

6.4.2. Advanced Menu...............................................................................................................7

6.5. Gas Detection..........................................................................................................................8

6.6. Status Review..........................................................................................................................8

6.7. Auto Zero Calibration .............................................................................................................8

6.8. Calibration...............................................................................................................................8

6.8.1. Configuration Menu.........................................................................................................8

6.8.2. Zero Calibration...............................................................................................................9

6.8.3. Span Calibration...............................................................................................................9

6.9. Alarm Point...........................................................................................................................10

6.10. Sensor Channel..................................................................................................................11

6.11. Password............................................................................................................................11

7. Battery Charging..........................................................................................................................11

8. USB Communication (optional) ..................................................................................................11

9. Replacing Sensors........................................................................................................................11

10. Accessories ..................................................................................................................................12

11. Troubleshooting...........................................................................................................................12

12. Warranty ......................................................................................................................................13

13. Contact IMR.................................................................................................................................14

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 3of 14

1. SAFETY AND USAGE INFORMATION

Improper use or usage in an inappropriate environment may degrade the instruments performance.

Read the safety information below before using/operating this device.

Do not use a damaged device. Check for cracked or missing parts before use.

Before use it is advised that a “Bump Test” be performed. See section 6.3 for more information.

If the reading is out of range then the device should be calibrated. See section 6.7 and 6.8.

Periodic “Bump Tests” will allow for testing of the sensor response, visual, audible and vibrate

functions.

Do not use accessories that are not designed to be used with the EX660.

Only use the charger provided with the EX660. Do not charge the device in hazardous

environments.

Do not expose the device to high gas concentrations for an extended period. Doing so can harm

sensor performance and possibly damage them.

Do not use the device in environments that contain lead compounds, sulfate compounds, organic

phosphorus compounds, or silicon. These compounds can damage the sensor cells.

Avoid exposure to environments that contain H2S, Hydrocarbons or acidic gases for an extended

period. If the device has been used in these environments preform a “Bump Test” before its next

use. See section 6.3.

Avoid exposure to environments with the potential for electric shock, strong magnetic fields or

extreme continuous mechanical vibration.

Do not discard the lithium battery in the trash. Follow local regulatory requirements for disposal

of the battery.

Do no preform any unauthorized maintenance of the device.

Avoid dropping the device from heights and extreme impacts.

For usage information not included in this manual contact IMR.

2. INTRODUCTION

The EX660 is a compact and lightweight multi-gas detector that continuously measures combustibles

such as O2, CO, H2S and other toxic gases in ambient air. It can be equipped with up to 6 different

sensors. It has a rugged and watertight design (IP66). With an impact resistant rubberized case to

meet the toughest requirements of the harshest environments.

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 4of 14

3. MAIN FEATURES

Advanced 16 bit MCU with low noise

Ultra-wide angle LCD screen

Adjustable 2-level alarm

Automatic zero calibration

Self-protection for combustible gas sensor

Low battery alarm function

Real-time clock

Interchangeable smart sensor module

design

Audible, visual and vibrate alarms

Data export functionality

STEL/TWA alarm for toxic gases

Password management

Intrinsically safe design

4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Detection method: Natural diffusion

Target gas: See calibration certificate

Response time:

Semi-conductor, catalytic, thermal conduct sensors........T90＜30s

Electrochemical sensors...................................................T90＜30s

Other sensors....................................................................T90＜120s

Indication error range:

Combustible gas...............................................................±5% F.S.

Toxic gas..........................................................................5ppm

Working condition:

Temperature: -20℃～50℃ .............................................Humidity: ＜95%RH

Power source: Lithium battery (DC3.6V, 6600mAh)

Working time per charging: ≤ 30 hours continuously (without alarms)

Charging time: ≤ 6 hours

Explosion –proof grade: Exia IIC T4 Ga

Ingress protection: IP66

Dimensions and weight: 168mm×91mm×45mm about 500g

5. STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS

Appearance

Display information

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 5of 14

6. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

6.1.POWER ON

When the device is powered off, hold

for more than 3s and it will power on. The

screen will display as below.

After powering on, the device will proceed to

self-test and the screen will display as below.

The device will then test the buzzer, alarm

lights and vibrator. After the self-test it will

enter into normal mode and the screen will

display as below.

Note:

If a self-test fails the relevant information

will be displayed. See section 11 for more

information.

If self-test succeeds the device enters into

a warm-up period of 3-30s which depends

on the sensor type.

6.2.POWER OFF

In normal mode hold for 3 seconds and

the screen will show “Shutting down…” and

the buzzer will give beep twice. Then device is

then powered off.

6.3.BUMP TEST

It is suggested that before each use to perform

a Bump Test to verify the device is working

normally.

Test method:

With the device powered on put it into a high

concentration gas environment. This area

should be higher than the preset high alarm

point. If all of the devices alarm functions

react then the device can be used normally.

Note:

If any reading is the expected error range

then see section 6.7 and 5.8 to recalibrate

the device.

If the device does not respond as expected

or displays errors then contact IMR.

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 6of 14

6.4.MENUS

6.4.1. Settings Menu

In normal mode press both and simultaneously and the device will enter into the settings

menu. Below is a list of menu items:

Submenu

Remarks

DATE TIME

When changing the date or time, the current

selection will blink.

ALARM MODE

When changing modes the current selection will

blink.

RECORD GAP

Set the time interval for measurement saving.

CAUTION MESSAGE

Black dot means this item is selected.

BATTERY MESSAGE

View battery voltage and remaining running time.

BACKLIGHT TIME

Backlight on time can be viewed and set in 5s

increments.

After entering into a submenu pressing changes the selected item value. Pressing will

save the setting. Pressing will exit without saving changes.

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 7of 14

6.4.2. Advanced Menu

When in the settings menu press both and simultaneously twice; the password prompt

will appear. Press to increase the value and press to confirm the input. If the password is

correct press to enter the advanced menu. Select a submenu by pressing . Then press

to enter the selected submenu.

Submenu

Remarks

SAFETY DEPLOY

Set users ID

ZERO CAL.

Set a new zero calibration

DATA UPLOAD

Upload saved data

PERIPHE ONFIG.

One mode must be selected

POWER MANAGE

Enable/disable extra functions

LANGUAGE SELECT

English or Mandarin

Note: the default password for the advanced menu is “0000”.

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 8of 14

6.5.GAS DETECTION

The device monitors and displays gas

concentration in real time. When a gas

concentration reaches the preset alarm point

the alarms will activate.

Note:

Do not block sensors when in use.

The use of filters will extend sensor life.

Extended non-use, extreme physical shot

or exceedingly high concentrations of gas

may cause the zero point to drift. If the

reading in clean are is not zero then a zero

calibration is needed. See section 7.7 and

7.8.

6.6.STATUS REVIEW

In normal mode press to change the

screen to show the current temperature, time,

STEL value①, TWA value①, maximum level

of gas②and minimum level of gas②since

power on.

Note:

①Only for toxic gas. ②Only for oxygen.

6.7.AUTO ZERO CALIBRATION

In normal mode hold both and for

about 1 second. The device prompt for the

password. After entering the correct password

the advanced menu will be displayed.

Select and press . The device

will perform zero calibration. When

completed a “√” is displayed for success and

“×” if failed.

6.8.CALIBRATION

WARNING!

Only qualified personnel should attempt

calibration. An improper calibration will

cause the device to not work properly

6.8.1. Configuration Menu

While the device is powered off hold

and simultaneously for about 3 seconds.

The device will then perform a self-test after a

short delay. Then the password screen will be

shown.

After the correct password is entered the

device will enter the configuration menu seen

below.

Press to change the current selection.

The current selection will be shown in black.

Press to enter a submenu.

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 9of 14

6.8.2. Zero Calibration

Select and press to enter the

auto zero calibration interface. As seen below.

When completed a “√” is displayed for

success and “×” if failed.

In zero calibration mode press and the

device enters the manual zero calibration

interface. As seen below.

When the AD value of the sensor is stable

press to save the new values zero

calibration. Then a “√” is displayed for

success and “×” if failed. As seen below.

6.8.3. Span Calibration

After zero calibration the device displays a

countdown. As seen below.

On the next screen enter the calibration gas

concentration. As seen below.

If the concentration needs to be changed press

to enter the screen below.

Press to change the selected digit and

press to change the value. After the last

value is entered press to save and

continue to applying the test gas. As seen

below.

→

Environmental Equipment, Inc. IMR EX660

IMR EX660 Manual

3634 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR

www.imrusa.com Fax: 727-328-2826

[email protected]m

THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY –MADE IN THE USA Page 10 of 14

Once the device senses the test gas the display

will update. As seen below.

If there is a need to do the calibration

manually press . The screen will update

and will now continue in manual calibration

mode.

Press again to confirm the manual

calibration. The below 2 images depict a

successful and failed manual calibration.

Once a sensors calibration is completed the

device will continue on to the next sensor until

all are calibrated. This operation follows as

noted in previous sections.

If a sensor does not need to be calibrated press

to skip that sensor.

6.9.ALARM POINT

Press to highlight and press

to enter the submenu. As seen below.

Press to change the selected digit then

press on the value that needs to be

changed. The next screen will allow for the

value to be modified. As shown below.

Press to change the selected digit then

press to change the value.

Press to save changes. The next alarm

point will then be displayed.

Note:

H - High alarm point

L - Low alarm point

ST - STEL alert point

TW - TWA alert point

Altri manuali per EX660

Indice

Altri manuali IMR Rilevatore di gas

IMR

IMR EX610 Manuale utente

IMR

IMR EX440 Manuale utente

IMR

IMR 1100F Manuale utente

IMR

IMR EX660 Manuale utente

Manuali Rilevatore di gas popolari di altre marche

Macurco

Macurco GD-6 Manuale utente

Evikon

Evikon E2632 Manuale utente

Critical Environment Technologies

Critical Environment Technologies CGAS-A Series Manuale utente

MSA

MSA altair 5 Manuale utente

DOD Technologies

DOD Technologies ChemLogic CL96 Manuale utente

DEGA

DEGA NS III LCD Series Manuale utente

RKI Instruments

RKI Instruments 35-3001A-08-01 Manuale utente

PEMTECH

PEMTECH PT2008 Series Manuale utente

Coster

Coster RGS 328 Manuale utente

Sygonix

Sygonix 2483186 Manuale utente

Perry

Perry 1GA 50917MET/P Manuale utente

isweek

isweek AS8900 Manuale utente

Oldham

Oldham OLC 10 Manuale utente

Wizmart

Wizmart NB983 Manuale utente

Beacon

Beacon MEGA Manuale

RKI

RKI GX-6000 Manuale utente

Dräger

Dräger PIR 7000 Manuale utente

GDS

GDS GASMAX EC Manuale utente