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Touchpoint Pro

Pt. No. 2400M2566_1_EN 31 Operating Manual

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- Table of Contents5
1 Important Safety Information10
- International Standards10
- Warnings11
- Cautions12
2 Safety Hazards, Warnings and Cautions14
- Safety14
  - Warnings and Cautions14
  - Safety Hazards15
- Location and Description of Warning Labels17
3 Touchpoint Pro Introduction20
- TPPR Access Levels20
- TPPR Control System Layout21
  - Centralised Command and Control Option22
  - Distributed Command and Control (Remote Units) Option22
- TPPR System Key Components23
- Power Supply Options29
4 Configuration Files34
- Viewing and Editing the Configuration34
  - To View or Edit the Configuration34
- To Back up the Configuration35
- Restoring the Configuration35
- Deleting the Configuration35
5 Normal Day-To-Day Operation36
- TPPR Controller Touchscreen Interface36
- TPPR PC Configuration Software Interface36
- TPPR Webserver Interface36
- TPPR Safety Function37
- Touchscreen Operation37
- How to Recalibrate the Touchscreen41
- How to View Input Channels and Input Details41
- How to View Output Channels42
- How to View the Trend Graph43
  - To View the Trend Graph43
- How to View Event History44
- How to View Event Reports44
  - How to Generate Reports44
  - How to Print Active Events44
- How to Access Diagnostic Information45
- Managing the Integral SD Card45
- Accessing Help46
- System State Relays47
  - ROM Output Relays on System Fail47
6 Alarms, Faults, Warnings and Inhibits48
- Latching Alarms48
- STEL / LTEL Alarms48
  - Using the STEL Alarm48
  - Assigning the STEL Alarm to an Output Relay49
- Rate Alarm49
- Relay Activated Outputs49
- Sensor over Range Operation49
  - Gas Readings50
- Sensor over Range Operation50
- Catalytic Sensor over Range Operation50
- Full Scale Exceeded and over Range Warning Operation50
- Responding to Alarms, Faults and Warnings53
- Viewing Faults and Warnings55
- Inhibiting a Channel56
  - How to Inhibit a Channel56
  - Channel Auto-Inhibits57
7 Maintenance Procedures58
- Routine Maintenance58
- Periodic Maintenance59
  - Battery Enclosure Maintenance59
  - Cable Maintenance59
8 How to Test the TPPR System60
- Introduction60
- LED Panel Test61
- Field Inputs Test61
- Configuration Settings Test62
  - How to Use the Configuration Settings Test Mode62
- Cause and Effect Test63
  - How to Use the Cause and Effect Test Mode63
- Panel Button Test64
- System Relay Test64
- LCD Screen Test65
- How to Exercise the Output Relays65
9 Calibrating Gas Sensors66
- Calibration Definitions66
- Calibrating AIM-MV Input Channels67
- Calibrating AIM-Ma Input Channel Loops67
10 System Troubleshooting68
- Observed Problem68
- Other Issues71
  - Modules Reporting a Fault71
11 Error Codes72
12 Other Potential Issues83
- Batteries Fail to Come Online83
- DC-UPS Shows that Batteries Are Failing83
- Module Faults83
- Modules Reporting a Fault83
- Spurious Fault Reporting84
13 Further Assistance and Training85
14 EU Declaration of Conformity86
- Applicable National and International Standards86
- National and International Certificates for Zone 2 DIV. 287
- European Performance Approval (DEKRA Exam) for Systems87
- Important Notes on Certification90
15 Ordering Information91
- TPPR System ID Configuration91
- TPPR Components Part Numbers92
16 Disposal of Redundant / Unserviceable Parts93
- Restriction of Hazardous Substances (Rohs) Directive93
- Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive93
- TPPR System Construction93
17 Table of Icons95
18 List of Illustrations97
19 List of Tables99

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