During Operation; Alarms (Default Settings) - Dräger X-zone 5000 Instrucciones De Uso

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1 Plug (female):
Housing: Souriau UTS6JC147S (female)
Contacts: Souriau RC20M12K (female)
2 Configure the pin assignment separately depending on the
application
3 Cable type: Belden 3107A, 2 x 2 AWG 22
Cable length: max. 25 m between 2 devices or to the
isolation amplifier
Connection of the relay output
Max. voltage (U ):
i
Max. continuous current (I
Max. switching capacity (P
For ohmic loads only!
Reactances:
Dräger X-zone 5000
6
XEXT2
5
4
1
2
3
3
max. 25 m
20 V
): 0.25 A
i
): 3 W
i
C negligible;
i
L negligible
i
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During operation

During operation, the measured values for every measured
gas are displayed by the inserted X-am 5000/5600.
NOTICE
i i
Refer to the instructions for use of the used X-am
5000/5600 for a description of the display.
The visual and acoustic life signal (green LED ring and single
tone) is issued depending on the configuration
02433112.eps
(1 – 60 seconds; default setting every 2 seconds). The life
signal can be configured using the Dräger CC-Vision PC
software (see chapter 10 on page 56).
In the event of an alarm, the visual and the audible alarm will
be activated (see chapter 8 on page 51).
The X-zone 5000 will amplify the visual and audible alarm and
will permanently transmit the alarm information, via a wireless
connection or via cable, to further X-zone 5000 devices.
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Alarms (default settings)

NOTICE
1
i i
The
acknowledgeable) can be configured using the Dräger
CC-Vision PC software. The configuration of the X-am
5000/5600 critical for the correct response of the
X-zone 5000.
03233112.eps
In the case of an alarm in a group, the display of local
alarms are prioritised on all devices over third party
alarms.
The X-zone 5000 is equipped with two different alarm
generators:
Visual signal: LED ring (360°);

Colours red, green; pulsing.
Acoustic signal: Intense horn (108 dB (A) in 1 m distance/

120 dB (A) in 30 cm distance).
Triggering device:
As soon as a device detects an increased gas concentration,
this device will become the triggering device.
The triggering device forwards the alarms to all connected
devices wirelessly and/or via communication cable.
Receiving device:
All devices that receive an alarm from the triggering device
become receiving devices. The receiving devices generate a
secondary alarm. If the receiving device does not receive any
information from the triggering device, the secondary alarm on
the receiving devices is cancelled after 10 seconds.
NOTICE
i i
The alarm-triggering device and the receiving devices
give a different visual alarm.
alarm settings (e. g.
During operation
self-latching/
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