What does a generator alarm on my EONE GCM-X Microphone mean?
A generator alarm on your EONE Microphone indicates a high concentration of submicron particles in the gas stream. When a generator alarm occurs, the system is energized and can only be cleared by pressing reset.
What does difference alarm mean on EONE GCM-X Microphone?
A difference alarm on your EONE Microphone indicates a high concentration of submicron particles in the gas stream. When a difference alarm occurs, the system is energized and can only be cleared by pressing reset.
General| Brand | EONE |
|---|---|
| Model | GCM-X |
| Category | Microphone |
| Language | English |
Explains particle detection via cloud chamber.
Details on relay contacts for various alarms.
Steps for first-time setup and water filling.
Actions for system faults and log viewing.
Interpreting and responding to ambient particle levels.
Interpreting and responding to generator particle levels.
Responding to differences between ambient and generator readings.
Accessing the test menu.
Adjusting ambient detector sensitivity.
Adjusting generator detector sensitivity.
Adjusting ambient airflow limits.
Adjusting generator airflow limits.
Setting ambient warning level.
Setting generator warning level.
Setting differential warning level.
Setting ambient alarm level.
Setting generator alarm level.
Setting differential alarm level.
Testing relay contacts.
Testing power supply voltages.
Testing all relays.
Testing particle detection subsystem.
Viewing fault records.
Setting and validating ambient airflow.
Setting and validating generator airflow.
Adjusting ambient detector sensitivity.
Setting ambient warning threshold.
Setting ambient alarm threshold.
Adjusting generator detector sensitivity.
Setting generator warning threshold.
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