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User Guide
PG700 keys and LEDs:
Program mode LED indicators;
5
operation key;
Up selection key;
Power on-off / program mode selection key.
D
ESCRIPTION
The PG700 is used to assign or modify an analogue system
address for the Kilsen KL700A or Aritech 1500 series analogue
addressable detectors.
The unit is also used to calibrate the replacement optical chamber
for Kilsen KL731A and Aritech DP1561 detectors.
Do not attempt to calibrate the replacement optical
chamber for Kilsen KL731 or Aritech DP331I
conventional detectors with this unit.
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UIDE
Basic operation:
Press the PRG key to switch the unit on.
Press the PRG key for 3 seconds to switch the unit off.
Press the PRG key to select the program mode once the unit
is switched on (see Table 1: Program modes).
Use the the
and
keys to select and the
selection or start calibrations.
The unit switches off automatically after 2 minutes if no key is
pressed.
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Version 2-1 / September 2005
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PG700 Portable Address Programmer and Calibration Unit
1
Power on LED indicator;
3
4
LED screen;
Confirm entry /
6
Down selection key;
key to confirm
Table 1: Program modes
Mode
Description
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P1
Assign or modify a detector address. Use the
keys to select the address. Use the
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P2
View the detector analogue value. Use the
keys to display the primary and secondary values.
P3
Assign consecutive addresses to detectors. Use the
key to confirm.
P4
Calibrate optical detectors. Use the
calibration. The LED screen displays [CAL] during
calibration and [- - -] when calibration is completed
successfully.
If calibration is unsuccessful an error code (e.g. [E1])
is displayed (see Table 2: Calibration error codes).
P5, P6
Not used in this version.
Table 2: Calibration error codes
Code
Description
E0
A non-compatible device has been detected.
E1
The optical chamber could not be calibrated. Ensure
the chamber is installed correctly, is clean and
smoke-free and repeat the test. If the error persists
test the chamber in a different detector.
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and
key to confirm.
and
key to start