OTIS OI-2100 TOCSIN Manuale utente
Model OI-2100 TOCSIN Single Gas Personal Monitor
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Operation Manual
Revision 2.1w
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Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................................ 3
Warnings Statements/Avertisseement...................................................................................................... 4
First Time Activation................................................................................................................................. 5
Display Details....................................................................................................................................................................5
Day to Day Usage....................................................................................................................................... 6
Additional Steps..................................................................................................................................................................7
Failures/FA ’s............................................................................................................................................8
Alarms......................................................................................................................................................... 9
Alarm Types........................................................................................................................................................................9
Alarm Set Points.................................................................................................................................................................9
Event Log.................................................................................................................................................. 10
“Bump Test Interval” (b P) - Clearing the alert............................................................................................................10
O2 Detector-Calibration.......................................................................................................................... 11
Specifications............................................................................................................................................ 12
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Introduction
This document is an Operation Manual containing diagrams and step-by-step instruction for proper operation of the Otis
Instruments, Inc. Gen II Model OI-2100 TO SIN Single Gas Personal Monitor. This document should be read before
initial operation of the product.
Should a question arise during the use of the product, this document will serve as a first reference for consultation. If
further questions arise, or if the device is not working properly, please contact the sales representative of this product.
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Warnings Statements/Avertisseement
•Do not substitute components as this may interfere with the intrinsic safety of the device.
•If the unit is past the “Activate Before Date” on the package, please do not activate.
•Do not attempt part replacement or substitution as this could impair the intrinsic safety rating and will void the
warranty of the product.
•Ne pas essayer de la remplacer une partie ou la substitution, car cela pourrait nuire à la cote de sécurité intrinsèque
et annulera la garantie du produit.
•Before daily use check the following:
•Sensor and Audio ports are clear of any obstructions i.e. debris or blockage
•Perform the “Self Test” to ensure proper operation of visual, audible, and vibrating alarms
•onfirm receipt of a check mark in the manual test is to be performed make sure to test in a clean air
environment.
•If a unit fails the Self Test or Bump Test please discontinue use of the detector.
•The detector contains a lithium battery that must be disposed of by a qualified recycler.
•Do not substitute internal components as this may interfere with the intrinsic safety of the device.
•Do not attempt to replace the battery or sensor, this product is designed to be disposable. hanging these
components will void the warranty.
•If you suspect any malfunction or have any technical problems please contact your local Otis Instruments
representative.
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First Time Activation
To activate the detector, press and hold down button for approx 5 seconds. When activated, the detector will vibrate,
flash, and sound the audible alarm. A successful activation will display the life remaining in months on the detector as
24 months.
Display Details
The detector utilizes a special high viewing angle L D that is designed to enhance the screen visibility. In the absence of
gas, it displays life remaining. In those cases where gas is present, the display will automatically shift to a display that
shows gas concentration and a battery icon.
NOTE: The display mode can be changed in the IR Lin software with the "Sensor Reading" and "Life
Remaining" user options.
WARNING: Users must familiarize themselves with the icons in both non-alarm and alarm states
WARNING: If the display is missing icons or cannot be clearly read, please contact your local Otis
Instruments representative immediately.
1Alarm ondition Icon
2Self-Test Status Icon
3Test Reminder Icon
4Gas Type Icon
5Battery Indicator Icon (used during Real-Time Gas
Reading)
6Instrument Life Remaining or Real-Time Gas Reading Data
7High and Low Alarm Set Point Icons
1 / 7 Alarm ondition Icons
6 / 8 Instrument Life Remaining Icons
9Infrared Data Transfer Icon
10 / 11 Months / Days / Hours Since Last Maximum Exposure
6 / 11 Instrument Life Remaining Data and Icon
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Day to Day Usage
Prior to daily use, the detector will prompt the user to perform a self test. This process is a simple and effective way to
ensure safe operation of the detector. During the “Self Test” the audio, visual, and vibrating alarms are activated and the
sensor is tested. Below is a step by step process for performing the test:
Screen Display Detail
Screen 1:
When the “Test” Icon appears in the upper left hand corner,
a self test is required. Press the button on the front of the
detector to perform the test.
Screen 2:
After pressing the button, the following screen will appear.
During the self test, ensure that the following occurs: The
unit emits one audible beep; all LEDs light up; the unit
vibrates; all L D display elements appear.
Screen 3:
After the full element L D screen, the low alarm and high
alarm set points will be displayed. NOTE: These alarm set
points can be adjusted using the IR Link or alibration
Station Dock configuration options.
Factory Standard Alarm Set Points are:
H2S = Low 10 ppm / High 15 ppm
O = Low 35 ppm / High 200 ppm
O2 = Min 19.5% / Max 23.5%
Screen 7: (see steps 4-6 for additional screen displays)
When a self test is successful, the unit will turn to the
original screen, displaying a check mark in place of where
the test icon was previously displayed, and one audible
beep will sound.
The unit will by default prompt another self test in 20 hours
from when the button was pressed.
NOTE: This value can be changed via the IR Lin
software from 8-20 hours. See the IR Lin Quic
Reference Guide for details.
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Additional Steps
In the previous section, the most common screen configurations were outlined. If the unit has been programmed via the
IR Link or has been exposed to gas additional, though, the following screens may appear.
Screen Sequence # Detail
Screen 4 If programmed with a “User ID”, after the alarm set points
are displayed a combination of numbers and or letters will
scroll across the screen. This will be a max of 2 screens
with a maximum character limit on the “User ID” of 6
characters. The “User ID” can be changed/modified via
the IR Link software.
Screen 5 If the detector has been exposed to gas exceeding the low
alarm set point, a value will appear with “max” next to it.
This represents the peak value (highest) that the detector
has seen. After this screen, there will be another screen
displaying a values with hours, days or months—this
represents the amount of time past since the peak reading.
Screen 6 After the peak reading and time since screens, a screen
will appear with LP. If the user presses the button down
at while this is displayed, the peak value on the detector
will be reset.
NOTE: While the value will be cleared on the display
the value will be held in the detector’s log. See the event
log section for further details. This value can be cleared
on the next screen.
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Failures/FAQ’s
•If the self test fails, the detector emits five short beeps and flashes before displaying “Test”. Repeat the self test.
•If the self test fails three (3) consecutive times the detector will enter a Fail Safe mode. Please contact Otis
Instruments for a replacement detector.
•During normal operation, the battery is continuously monitored. If the battery is low for more than (3) hours the
detector enters Fail Safe mode.
•If the battery self test fails (5) consecutive times the L D will display “EO5”. In case of an EO5 screen
discontinue use and contact Otis Instruments for a replacement detector.
•Along with the battery, the sensor is continuously monitored during normal operation. If a problem with the sensor
is detected, the screen will display “EO6”. In case of an EO6 screen, please discontinue use and contact Otis
Instruments for a replacement detector.
•If the detector is displaying “bUP”, the detector is either due for a bump test because of a scheduled test or has
failed a bump test. Please refer to “Bump Test Interval” for more detail.
•If the detector is displaying “EOL” the unit has reached the end of its operating life. Please discontinue use.
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Alarms
Alarm Types
Screen Display Detail
Low Alarm:
Audible Alarm = one slow beep every second
Visual Alarm = one slow flash every second
Vibrating Alarm = one slow vibration every second
High Alarm and Over Limit (OL) Alarm:
Audible Alarm = two fast beeps every second
Visual Alarm = two fast flashes every second
Vibrating Alarm = two fast vibrations every second
Detector Life ountdown Alarm (EOL)
When the unit has less than one month of life remaining, it
will switch to days remaining.
When the unit has less than one day remaining, it will
switch to hours remaining.
When the unit has eight hours remaining, it will begin to
beep, flash, and vibrate intermittently.
NOTE: To end the alarms, press the button down.
Once the unit has reached the end of its operating life, the
display will show “EOL”.
Alarm Set Points
Factory Standard Alarm Set Points are:
H2S = Low 10 ppm / High 15 ppm
O = Low 35 ppm / High 200 ppm
O2 = Min 19.5% / Max 23.5%
NOTE: These set points can be changed using the OI-TOCSIN-LINK. Please refer to the IR Lin Quic
Reference Guide for further details. To display the detector alarm set points press the button on the
front of the detector.
NOTE: Use caution when changing alarm set points. Confirm these levels with your company safety
officer.
CAUTION: DO NOT use IR communications when an explosive atmosphere may be present.
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vent Log
By default the detector stores the last twenty five (25) alarm events. The system stores events by first in first out, i.e. the
26th event will replace the first event and so on. This information can be downloaded using the OI-TO SIN-LINK. For
each alarm event the detector records the following:
•The detector serial number
•Bump Test (Yes or No)
•Life remaining on the detector
•Number of self tests performed
•Number of events
•Alarm ondition (Low, High, or OL)
•Specific event date and time
•Peak gas concentration in ppm or %.
“Bump Test Interval” (bUP) - Clearin the alert
Using the IR Link or Software Manager, units can be programmed to alert the user if a bump test is due. This interval
can be set anywhere from 1 to 365 days.
NOTE: The unit default is to have no bump interval programmed.
If a detector is due for a bump test, the unit display will alternate between the months remaining and “bUP”. In addition
the unit will emit alternating flashes (left and right) every 5 seconds. And the “test” icon will remain even after a button
push.
This alert can be cleared by either placing the unit in an OI-2100-DO K or by manually applying gas to the unit. To
manually clear the alert, press the button down once, the words "GAS" will show on the display while the TEST icon
flashes. The detector will wait for 45 seconds for the target gas to be applied, or a button press to skip the bump test. If
the SG is bumped while showing "GAS", then it will record as a bump test in the event log instead of as an exposure.
If no gas is applied, it will return to the normal screen and will not record anything in the event log.
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