Turning ON the Device

1. Press the button.
All display segments are activated
Audible alarm sounds
Alarm LEDs light
Vibrating alarm is activated.

The device displays the following for a few seconds each:

MSA
Software version
WAIT (Displayed for up to 20 seconds during sensor discovery)
If enabled: individual alarm indication settings
Gas type
Low alarm icon with low alarm setpoint
High alarm icon with high alarm setpoint
STEL alarm icon with STEL alarm setpoint
TWA alarm icon with TWA alarm setpoint
Calibration gas settings
2. If the LastCalDate page is enabled, the display will show the last cal date of the installed sensor (DD-MMM-YY).

Figure 3 Startup

3. Fresh Air Setup prompt (FAS?)/Pulse Check start screen (PULSE) is displayed, depending on the sensor installed.

WARNING! 

Only carry out the Fresh Air Setup/bump test in fresh, uncontaminated air; otherwise, inaccurate readings can falsely indicate a hazardous atmosphere as safe. If the quality of the surrounding air is uncertain, do not carry out a Fresh Air Setup/bump test. Do not use the Fresh Air Setup/bump test as a substitute for daily calibration checks. The calibration check is required to verify span accuracy.

Failure to follow this warning can result in serious personal injury or death.

Figure 4 Startup, continued

FAS

FAS? is displayed.

1. To start the FAS press the button while FAS? is displayed.

The display will show the results of the setup, PASS or ERR.

The fresh air setup has limits.

If a hazardous level of gas is present, the device displays ERR.

Press the button to acknowledge the error and perform a calibration.

Bump Test for Devices with XCell Pulse Technology

This test will start automatically.

PULSE is displayed shortly.
The electronic pulse check icon and a countdown are displayed.
At the end of the countdown, the results of the electronic pulse check are displayed (PASS or ERR).

If ERR:

1. Press the button to return to normal operating mode and perform a calibration.

If PASS:

The display shows the Flow check icon and WAIT for followed by a countdown.

At the end of the countdown, the display will show FLOW and the green LEDs near the sensor will flash.

1. Exhale into the device.

Hold device close to mouth (5 cm/2 inches distance) and blow forcefully onto the sensor opening for 2 seconds.

The results of the test are then displayed (PASS or ERR).

If ERR:

1. Press the button to return to normal operating mode and perform inspection of sensor.
2. Repeat the bump test if necessary.
3. If the bump test fails, calibrate the device (® Section ).

If PASS:

The device returns to normal operating mode.
A Ö is displayed for 24 hours to indicate that the self-test was successful.
If the safe LED (green) option is enabled, the green LEDs will flash periodically.

To clean the sensor inlet before or after a flow test, only use approved cleaner described in section .

4. To bypass FAS, do not press the button.

The device continues the ON sequence.

Figure 5 FAS (Devices without XCell Pulse technology)

Figure 6 Bump test for devices with XCell Pulse technology

5. If Calibration Due (CAL DUE) is enabled via MSA Link™ software (default is OFF):
If calibration is due, CAL DUE will scroll across the display continuously. Press the button to proceed. A calibration is now necessary.
If calibration is not due, CAL, the number of days, and DAYS will scroll across the display once before proceeding.

Figure 7 Calibration due

The device displays the gas reading in ppm or mg/m³ and the battery condition.

Figure 8 Measurement