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MultiRAE - Shawcity Limited

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All RAE Systems gas monitors have a Diagnostic Mode for evaluating the condition of<br />

sensor, lamps, pumps, batteries, etc. This is distinct from the usual diagnostic tests the<br />

instrument performs automatically during routine start-up. All the usual functions can be<br />

performed in diagnostic mode, such as calibration and monitor set-up. In diagnostic<br />

mode all sensor outputs (and most other measured values) are displayed as raw values<br />

(a/d counts) without corrections or conversion to standard units. The following<br />

diagnostic procedures will make use of this mode when appropriate. Whenever the<br />

procedures state “place the unit in diagnostic mode” use the following steps to turn on the<br />

unit in this special mode.<br />

Entering diagnostic mode: With the unit turned off, hold down the [Y/+] key. While<br />

still holding this key down, depress and hold the [MODE] key. Hold both keys down<br />

until unit beeps and then release both keys. The <strong>MultiRAE</strong> will display “ON!” followed<br />

by the software version number, the firmware build date, and then the “Diagnostic Mode”<br />

message. If you hit the [Y/+] key when Diagnostic Mode is on the screen, the warm-up<br />

will be significantly shorter. The unit will then go through the normal start-up tests.<br />

Once the monitor is ready, the display will show raw values for each installed sensor,<br />

with the word “RAW” in the center of the bottom line of the display.<br />

In Diagnostic Mode, use [N/-] and [MODE] together; just as in normal mode, to enter the<br />

Programming Menu. CAUTION: When calibrating in Diagnostic Mode the system does<br />

not check for a difference between the span and zero calibration points. This can be<br />

useful if calibrating at a low level, (such as 10 ppm VOC). The user must manually<br />

verify, from the raw values in air and with calibration gas applied, that the sensors are<br />

working correctly. Use the [MODE] key alone to step through the special diagnostic<br />

screens in the following sequence:<br />

Version 1.xx Version 2.00 Version 3.xx<br />

Raw Sensor Values Raw Sensor Values Raw Sensor Values<br />

Sensor names Sensor names Sensor names<br />

PID Lamp Fail Threshold PID Lamp Fail Threshold RF test<br />

Battery type / Bias Battery type / Bias PID Lamp Fail Threshold<br />

PID 1X and 10X Range PID 1X and 10X Range Battery type / Bias<br />

LCD Contrast Adjustment LCD Contrast Adjustment PID 1X and 10X Range<br />

LEL Power On/Off Check LEL Power On/Off Check LCD Contrast Adjustment<br />

Clock/Voltage/Temperature Clock/Voltage/Temperature LEL Power On/Off Check<br />

Sensor expiration dates Sensor expiration dates Clock/Voltage/Temperature<br />

Pump Stall Threshold Pump Stall Threshold Sensor expiration dates<br />

Back Light On/Off Threshold Back Light On/Off Threshold Pump Stall Threshold<br />

Communicate with PC S/N and pump speed Back Light On/Off Threshold<br />

Battery deep discharge S/N and pump speed<br />

Power run down time Power run down time<br />

Communicate with PC Communicate with PC<br />

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