How to fix Transmitter 1 Error on Dräger VarioGard Control Unit?
If Transmitter 1 on your Dräger control unit is showing an error, this is due to an electronic fault. Replace the transmitter, or have it repaired by Dräger Service.
General| Protection Class | IP65 |
|---|---|
| Operating Humidity | 95 % RH, non-condensing |
| Power Consumption | 5 W |
| Display | LCD, backlit |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Inputs | Analog and digital inputs |
| Outputs | Analog and digital outputs |
| Type | Control Unit |
| Compatibility | Dräger sensors |
| Function | Monitoring and control |
Instructions for the physical mounting of central unit, transmitters, and modules.
Guidance on selecting optimal locations for VarioGard transmitters based on gas properties and airflow.
Diagrams and pin assignments for connecting system components like the central unit and transmitters.
Examples of emergency power supply configurations for various scenarios.
Procedure for setting language and registering connected system components.
How to view current and average gas concentrations on the central unit display.
How to acknowledge the Alarm A4 and potentially switch off acoustic warnings.
Provides solutions for common system errors like FLASH, EEPROM, RAM, and clock issues.
Addresses issues like low battery voltage, low system voltage, and communication errors.
Recommended schedule for visual inspections and routine checks.
Actions to take when specific components like transmitters or batteries need replacement.
Hierarchical display of available menu options for maintenance and configuration.
Details on weight, dimensions, cable entry, switching outlets, power supply, and fuses.
Measurement ranges, resolution, error margins, and operating voltage for transmitters.
Technical details for the battery module, including housing type, input/output voltage, and power consumption.
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