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AT-MGS-402 User Manual
AT-MGS-402
AT-MGS-410
AT-MGS-402
AT-MGS-410
No Audio Alarm
LED is solid
GREEN
3. If applicable, verify that any monitoring device(s) connected to the AT-MGS-402’s analog output
is receiving the proper signal from the controller.
4. If applicable, verify that any Modbus BMS Master device(s) are communicating properly with the
AT-MGS-402 controller.
5. If applicable, verify any peripheral device(s) which are connected to the AT-MGS-402’s relays
are operating as intended in a normal / non-alarm status.
CAUTION:
The following System Check is intended to reproduce the full function of the
gas detection system in its alarm state. The individual conducting the test should be
aware these alarm responses; including audio / visual alarms, peripheral devices and / or
any equipment shutdown processes prior to starting the test. Any adverse consequences
resulting from simulating a system alarm response should be anticipated and mitigated
before starting the test. Always follow local procedures / policy when conducting a gas
detection system test.
7. As a final system commissioning step, apply calibration span gas to the connected AT-MGS-410
Refrigerant Detector(s) so to place them into an alarm state. Verify the proper function of
the AT-MGS-402 and AT-MGS-410 audio / visual alarm functions as well as verify the proper
function of connected relay peripherals and analog and Modbus monitoring devices.
Though Aquilar recommends a full system test with calibration span gas, there may be
circumstances where the customer wishes to check the relay peripheral device function
without applying span gas. This can be accomplished through the following steps:
• Power off the AT-MGS-402 Controller
• Remove the front cover and change the DIP Switch selection for the relay state to the
opposite of the intended function. SWITCH #1
(For instance, if FAIL SAFE Operation is ENABLED,
then DISABLE it)
.
• Replace the front cover and return power to the AT-MGS-402 Controller.
• After warm up, verify that the relay peripheral devices are in their intended alarm / fault state.
• Remove power to the AT-MGS-402, and return the relay switches
(SWITCH #1)
to their
original state.
• Replace the front cover and return power to the AT-MGS-402.
• After warm up, verify that the relay peripheral devices are in their normal, non-alarm state.