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- Page 1 Part Number: 17140724-1 Revision: Release Date: April 26, 2009...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Operation Guide Table of Contents WARNINGS AND CAUTIONARY STATEMENTS---------------------------- 4 INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 HARDWARE OVERVIEW ---------------------------------------------------------- 8 UNPACKING THE INSTRUMENT ----------------------------------------------- 9 DISPLAY OVERVIEW --------------------------------------------------------------- 9 TURNING THE MX4 ON AND OFF ---------------------------------------------10 GENERAL OPERATION -----------------------------------------------------------11 ------------------------------------------------12 INCE ALIBRATION CREEN )--------------------------------------------------12 CREEN IF ENABLED... - Page 3 ATTERIES ------------------------------------------------------------35 ATTERY EPLACEMENT -----------------------------------------------36 ENSOR AND ILTER EPLACEMENT SPECIFICATIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------37 ----------------------------------------------------------37 HYSICAL PECIFICATIONS -------------------------------------------------------------37 ENSOR PECIFICATIONS -------------------------------------------------38 NVIRONMENTAL PECIFICATIONS -----------------------------------------------------------38 ATTERY PECIFICATIONS REPLACEMENT PARTS -----------------------------------------------------------39 EXPLODED VIEW DIAGRAM----------------------------------------------------40 WARRANTY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------41 -----------------------------------------------------------41 IMITATION IABILITY Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC...
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Page 4: Warnings And Cautionary Statements
Operation Guide Warnings and Cautionary Statements IMPORTANT: Failure to perform certain procedures or note certain conditions may impair the performance of this product. For maximum safety and optimal performance, please read and follow the procedures and conditions listed below. IMPORTANT: Read and understand this manual before operating. - Page 5 étre utilesé entretenu et réparé uniquement par un personnel qualifié. Étudier le manuel d'instructions en entier avant d'utiliser, d'entretenir ou de réparer l'équipement. CAUTION: High off-scale readings may indicate explosive concentration. ATTENTION: Des lectrures supérieures a l'échelle peuvent indiquer des concentrations explosives. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC...
- Page 6 0854530 ; with marking code Ex ia d I/IIC T4; for equipment group and category II 2G and I M2. The MX4 iQuad Multi-Gas Monitor is constructed with reference to published standards of directive 72/23/EEC, to eliminate electrical risks and fulfill 1.2.7 of ANNEX II of directive 94/9/EC.
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Page 7: Introduction
Docking Station™, and its own cradle-style charger. It communicates to the Charger/Datalink via infrared communications (IrDA). MX4 is also compatible with Industrial Scientific’s automated and comprehensive gas monitor management solution, iNet™. The MX4 performs continuous data logging at 10 second intervals and can hold approximately three month’s of data for the four-sensor... -
Page 8: Hardware Overview
Operation Guide Hardware Overview Visual Alarm Indcators Sensor Ports Instrument Display Audible Alarm Port On/Off/Mode Enter Button Button Charging IrDA Interface Contacts INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 9: Unpacking The Instrument
Cradle-style Charger with Power Cord Calibration Cup and Tubing After unpacking, if any listed item is missing, contact either your local distributor of Industrial Scientific products or call Industrial Scientific Corporation at 1-800-DETECTS (338-3287) in the United States and Canada, or 412-788-4353. -
Page 10: Turning The Mx4 On And Off
On/Off/Mode button for 5 seconds. During the shutdown process, the displayed value will change from “5” to “1” and the MX4 will beep five times. NOTE: Any button press activates the backlight for a period of 30 seconds. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 11: General Operation
NOTE: In an over-range condition, the display will show a blinking “OR”, in a negative over-range condition “-OR” will be shown. Any over-range values in the event log or peaks will be truncated at the measurement range of the sensor. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 12: Days Since Calibration
This screen will appear when the instrument is turned on and remain until a bump test of the instrument is completed successfully. Pressing the On/Off/Mode button from the Bump Test screen displays the Zero screen (if enabled in the configuration mode). INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 13: Zero Screen
The safest approach is to perform a function or “bump” test prior to each day’s use. Industrial Scientific is not responsible for establishing customer safety practices and policies. Zero Screen (if enabled) -
Page 14: Time Weighted Average
STEL values, but not the TWA values. The STEL readings are calculated as a running average of readings over the last 15 minutes. Pressing the On/Off/Mode button from the STEL Readings returns the display to the Normal Monitoring screen. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 15: Charging Screen
If the unit is using an alkaline battery, the battery icon will reflect the amount of battery life left. IrDA Communications Screen During IrDA communications, the IrDA communications icon is displayed. This happens only when the instrument is docked. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 16: Missing Sensor /Nos
The instrument should always be recalibrated after any over range condition occurs. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 17: Cal Due Alarm Screen
TWA icon are displayed. Depending on the display mode that is selected, either the gas reading value will flash or the alarming gas type text will flash (Text display mode). Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 18: Stel Alarm Screen
STEL icon are displayed. Depending on the display mode that is selected, either the gas reading value will flash or the alarming gas type text will flash. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 19: Calibration
The frequency of testing is best determined by company policy or local regulatory agencies. Industrial Scientific further recommends that full instrument calibration be performed using a certified concentration(s) of Industrial Scientific calibration gas(es) monthly to ensure accuracy. - Page 20 Sensors will fail calibration if the full span value is less than 50% of the applied calibration gas concentration. If a sensor fails calibration, the display reading for that sensor will be replaced by the letter INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724)
- Page 21 Operation Guide F and the instrument will emit a short beep every 5 seconds. The calibration and warning icons will be activated on the display. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC...
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Page 22: Configuration Mode
Enter button. Momentary presses of the Enter button will Enter Security Code increment the security code by one count. Screen Holding the Enter button for an extended period will activate an accelerated number increment. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 23: Combustible Gaso
Be aware that if the combustible gas mode is changed and the user exits this screen, the last shown value is saved and the sensor will enter a calibration fail state (the calibration fail alarm will sound). A calibration will be required to clear the alarm state. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 24: Enter Zero Screen
Continue this process until all four low alarm set points have been set. Once all four values are set, press the On/Off/Mode button to submit the values. Pressing the On/Off/Mode button again displays the High Alarm Set Point screen. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 25: High Alarm Set Point
On/Off/Mode button to select the next TWA alarm value. Once the values are set, press the On/Off/Mode button to submit the values. Pressing the On/Off/Mode button again displays the TWA Interval screen. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 26: Creen
On/Off/Mode button to select the next STEL alarm value. Once the values are set, press the On/Off/Mode button to submit the values. Pressing the On/Off/Mode button again displays the Cal Gas Set Point screen. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 27: Cal Gas Setpoint Screen
Set the correct minute portion of the time in the same manner, pressing the On/Off/Mode button to submit the final value. Pressing the On/Off/Mode button again displays the Date Setting screen. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 28: Date Setting Screen
(numeric display) or option 1 (text display). Use the Enter button to toggle between these values. After the desired display mode setting is selected, press the On/Off/Mode button to display the Confidence Indicator screen. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 29: Confidence Indicator
If the bump overdue alarm is enabled, the user will be notified by the appearance of the flashing bump test screen and an audible chirp every 30 seconds. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 30: Bump Test Intervals
50% Use the Enter button to increment the display to the desired value. After the desired setting is selected, press the On/Off/Mode button to display the Bump Test Timeout screen INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 31: Bump Test Timeouts
“normal” alarming. A “1” indicates “latched” alarming. If the alarms are latched, to un-latch in normal reading mode, press and hold the Enter button for three seconds. After the desired setting is selected, press the On/Off/Mode button to display the Zero Enable screen. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 32: Zero Enable Screen
(0=disabled, 1=enabled: alarm occurs when calibration is due). Use the Enter button to toggle between these values. After the desired setting is selected, press the On/Off/Mode button to display the Cal Due Setpoint screen. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 33: Cal Due Setpoint Screen
Set the desired second and third digits in the same manner, pressing the On/Off/Mode button to submit the final value. Pressing the On/Off/Mode button again returns to the Zero screen. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 34: Data Logging
Charger/Datalink. Data is extracted from the MX4 via a Charger/Datalink. To purchase a Charger/Datalink, please contact your local distributor of Industrial Scientific products. To use the Charger/Datalink, you must first install the setup software located on the CD that is supplied with the Charger/Datalink. Connect the Charger/Datalink to a USB port on your PC, click on the “Connect”... -
Page 35: Maintenance
Warning: Be sure to insert the alkaline batteries with the correct positive “+” and negative “-“ orientation. Failure to follow proper battery orientation will result in damage to the instrument. Replace only with approved battery types. Do not mix different types of batteries together. Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 36: Eplacement
MX4 Case Top. For a list of the replacement sensors and Case Top part numbers, refer to the replacement parts list later in this manual. Contact your local Industrial Scientific office for ordering information. Sensors can be replaced by removing the front cover as described above. -
Page 37: Specifications
0-30% 0.1% Carbon 0-1000 5% 1 ppm Monoxide Hydrogen 0-500 5% 0.1 ppm Sulfide Nitrogen 0-150 5% 0.1ppm Dioxide 0-100% 5% Combustible 1% LEL 0-5% 5% Methane 0.01%/vol volume Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 38: Battery Specifications
Be sure to insert the alkaline batteries with the correct Failure to follow positive “+” and negative “-“ orientation. proper battery orientation will result in damage to the instrument. Replace only with approved battery types. Do not mix different types of batteries together. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 39: Replacement Parts
AAA battery types are Energizer EN92 and Duracell MN2400) * Refer to following instrument approval table for proper extension. Instrument Approval UL / CSA / ATEX / IECEx / INMETRO MSHA / ANZEx CHINA Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC... -
Page 40: Exploded View Diagram
Operation Guide Exploded View Diagram INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC Rev 2.0 (p/n: 17140724) -
Page 41: Warranty
It is expressly agreed by the parties that any technical or other advice given by Industrial Scientific with respect to the use of the goods or services is given without charge and at Buyer’s risk; therefore, Industrial Scientific assumes no obligations or liability for the advice given or results obtained. - Page 42 Operation Guide MX4 iQuad™ and iQuad™ are trademarks of Industrial Scientific Corporation. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. These help materials or any part thereof may not, without the written consent of Industrial Scientific Corporation, be copied, reprinted or reproduced in any...
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