BeaconMedaes MEGA3, Installation, Operation And Maintenance Instructions

Page 1: ...Maintenance Instructions MEGA3 NFPA Medical Gas Notification System Part number 4107 9016 59 Revision 03 August 27 2015 Andersen Medical Gas 12 Place Lafi fitte Madisonville LA 70447 http www TheMedi...

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Page 3: ...hased from Date purchased Model number Part number Option s included Any information service or spare parts requests should be directed to BeaconMed s 1800 Overview Drive Rock Hill SC 29730 Telephone...

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Page 5: ...1 6 MEGA3 Medical Gas Notification System Parent Model Number Chart 2 0 Installation Procedures 2 1 Alarm Panel Rough In Box 2 2 Gas Sensor Installation 2 2 1 Local Sensors 2 2 2 Remotely Installed S...

Page 6: ...tting Up an Area Alarm 4 3 1 Configuring Gas ID Badges 4 3 2 Initial Setup of an Unconfigured Area Alarm 4 4 Setting Up a Master Alarm 4 4 1 Configuring Source Badges 4 4 2 Initial Setup of an Unconfi...

Page 7: ...nation alarms only 5 2 3 Install New Power Supply 5 2 4 Install New Components 5 2 5 Install Trim Plate 5 3 Retrofit of Other Alarm Panels 5 3 1 Remove Components from Existing Alarm 5 3 2 Determine P...

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Page 9: ...s 10 2 Touch Screen LCD display Green alarm panel POWER LED indicator Red alarm system WARNING LED indicator Red alarm MUTE INDICATOR LED Audible alarm horn Heartbeat LED to indicate proper operation...

Page 10: ...contact relay outputs 1 2 5 Boards B05 Power Supply Board Features Supplies 24VDC to all circuit boards in the alarm B06 Digital Gas Sensor Board Features Monitors the Pressure Vacuum from the pipeli...

Page 11: ...and opens when any fault occurs Heartbeat indicator to signal proper op eration Figure 8 B60 Gas Input Board Figure 9 B65 Gas Combination 3D 10X 6Y Board B65 Gas Combination 3D 10X 6Y Board Features...

Page 12: ...area Combination Alarm Panel Alarm panel that combines features of a mas ter alarm panel and an area alarm panel 4 20 mA Input which monitors a two or three wire 4 20mA transducer Crossover Cable Net...

Page 13: ...able transmission packets may be lost duplicated or out of order but is faster and more efficient than TCP Ethernet Switch A device that connects many Ethernet devices together with optimization Messa...

Page 14: ...to 8 digital gas sensors Digital gas sensor assembly can be mounted locally in the rough in box re motely on the gas pipeline or in a com patible BeaconMed s Zone Valve Box Maximum of 8 digital gas s...

Page 15: ...to 6 digital gas sensors Figure 13 Area Alarm Front Panel Model Number Scheme ____ ________ __ _____ Series Configuration Gas Retrofit See Model Number Chart on Section 1 6 Example MEGA3 Combination...

Page 16: ...Combination 7 Inputs 6 Relay Out puts 4 Inputs for 4 20mA devices Up to 6 Area Gases Notes Limitations on Combination Panels C10 C11 C12 Combinations x x 0 10 source signal Inputs used Display up to...

Page 17: ...cal members for support on both left and right sides Power to alarm panel shall en ter through bottom left or top left conduit hole in rough in box 2 Remove cardboard dust cover and DISS tube assembl...

Page 18: ...on tests as required by NFPA and CSA 2 2 2 Remotely Installed Sensors in Pipeline 1 Sensors can be installed onto the hospital pipeline 2 Braze copper adapter tube s to appropriate pressure vacuum pip...

Page 19: ...0 010in 0 25mm jacket insulation at least 0 030in 0 76mm rated for 300V and 60 C 140 F minimum Circuit length not to exceed 5000 feet Cable must be twisted pair shielded type Multi pair cables within...

Page 20: ...nnecting means for the alarm panel It is recommended that the circuit breaker be in close proximity to the alarm panel and properly selected according to local and national regulations Holes are provi...

Page 21: ...c shield 6 Secure plastic shield with four screws 2 3 5 B60 Gas Input Board An Area alarm has 8 Gas Inputs Signals are numbered D01 thru D08 There is a single relay output for general gas fault notifi...

Page 22: ...ard s Connect each pair of signal wires to terminal blocks noting the correct polarity Refer to NFPA Master Combination Wiring Dia gram Section 3 1 3 3 CAUTION Source equipment signal wires must be co...

Page 23: ...put wires as shown in Figure 25 to the appropriate termi nals on the relay board Connect each pair of signal wires to the terminal blocks noting the correct polarity Refer to NFPA Mas ter Combination...

Page 24: ...l Fault Relay The B60 Gas Input board is supplied with an alarm panel general fault output relay This relay has a set of dry contacts that is wired normally closed The relay will activate when ANY ala...

Page 25: ...y 2 4 1 Front Panel Mounting 1 Remove front panel assembly from pack aging 2 Remove front panel mounting screws from alarm panel rough in box assembly Fig ures 28 3 Remove lanyard mounting nut from al...

Page 26: ...shipping carton 2 Connect sensor with DISS fitting to the appropriate DISS check at the top of the rough in box Verify Gas ID labels match between the sensor and piping to ensure no cross connections...

Page 27: ...YPE WITH SHIELD TOTAL CIRCUIT LENGTH NOT TO EXCEED 10 000 MAX 1K OHM RESISTANCE 4 INDICATES FIELD WIRING OUTSIDE OF BOX 5 INPUTS FROM DRY NORMALLY CLOSED CONTACTS FROM SOURCE EQUIPMENT OR LINE PRESSUR...

Page 28: ...G TO BE MINIMUM 22AWG MULTI CONDUCTOR CABLE MUST BE TWISTED PAIR TYPE WITH SHIELD TOTAL CIRCUIT LENGTH NOT TO EXCEED 10 000 MAX 1K OHM RESIS TANCE 4 INDICATES FIELD WIRING OUTSIDE OF BOX 5 SIGNAL INPU...

Page 29: ...IT LENGTH NOT TO EXCEED 10 000 MAX 1K OHM RESIS TANCE 4 INDICATES FIELD WIRING OUTSIDE OF BOX 5 SIGNAL INPUTS UP TO 8 FROM GAS SENSOR MODULES 6 SINGAL INPUTS FROM DRY NORMALLY CLOSED CONTACTS FROM SOU...

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Page 31: ...aster or combination An area alarm main screen will show gas badges a master alarm main screen will show source signals and a combination alarm main screen will show both gas badges and source signals...

Page 32: ...RMATION screen 5 History button This icon button toggles to the HISTORY screen This screen is only available after upgrading to a TotalAlert Infinity series of alarms The button that corresponds to th...

Page 33: ...p left section is the Display section It contains a small representative view of the MAIN screen and buttons for configuring the MAIN screen The top right section is the Settings section Tabs not acce...

Page 34: ...d source signals are physically wired Gases Monitored Areas Monitored Low and high pressure set points for area signals Source Signals Monitored Touch the X button in the upper right to close and retu...

Page 35: ...er button You will be prompted to change the password if not done so previ ously Figure 49 The CONFIGURATION screen displays Normal Status Message Panel ID Descrip tion The MEGA3 alarm allows for cust...

Page 36: ...creen Figure 50 2 Touch the Erase button on the keyboard to delete the existing description Figure 52 3 Enter the new description 4 Touch the Save button Figure 52 Panel ID Description screen 4 3 Sett...

Page 37: ...s high H ZERO OFFSET To make small adjustments to the displayed pressure based on user preference Figure 55 Gas Input Tab Figure 56 Gas Desc Tab Eight tabs are used for configuration Figure 54 Tabs ar...

Page 38: ...hat you would like to monitor e g ROOM 1 Enter multiple locations as needed e g Room 1 Room 2 Room 5 3 A check appears when the location is se lected the save button has to be pressed if the selection...

Page 39: ...e high alarm set point 1 Touch the ADJUST tab 2 Enter the new set point 3 Touch the Save button H Zero Offset Tab In some cases facility dial gauges may show slightly different readings than the MEGA3...

Page 40: ...2 Initial Setup for an Unconfig ured Area Alarm The SETUP INFORMATION screen is the first screen that users will see on an unconfigured alarm The MAIN screen is the first screen that users will see o...

Page 41: ...isplayed and drives later setup functions Touch the ALARM TYPE tab Choose a code style based on code re quirements Touch the AREA tab Touch the Save button when you see checks beside your selections t...

Page 42: ...ab grayed out At this point you have two options 1 Either touch the Scan button to prompt the alarm to autofill the screen for you OR 2 Complete the screen by selecting the boards installed in the ala...

Page 43: ...ll retain your information Touch the X button in the upper right to close the PRIMARY SETTINGS screen The alarm will retain your information 4 4 Setting Up a Master Alarm The master alarm monitors whe...

Page 44: ...for the detailed con figuration of each source signal input To configure alarm points in the first badge touch the 1 button in the numeric display The four tabs for each source signal input are group...

Page 45: ...d left arrows at the bottom of the screen 2 Touch the tab for the appropriate gas 3 Touch the Save button when you see a check beside your selection to go auto matically to the SIGNAL SETTINGS screen...

Page 46: ...location information touch the Pencil button Configuring Additional Source Badges Configure alarm points on additional source badges by touching the number on the numeric display that corresponds wit...

Page 47: ...Primary Settings Tab The PRIMARY SETTINGS tab allows you to select the alarm type and initialize boards Touch the PRIMARY SETTINGS tab Figure 86 Alarm Type Tab Alarm Type Tab The ALARM TYPE screen de...

Page 48: ...5 2 Configuring Gas Badges Follow the steps for configuring gas badg es on an area alarm section 4 3 1 Figure 89 Combination Alarm User Interface Initialize Modules Tab The PRIMARY SETTINGS screen wi...

Page 49: ...gure 91 Entering the Security Password Note If you would like to change the password touch Change Password Enter a 4 10 digit password and touch the Enter button Con firm the new password Touch the X...

Page 50: ...the Erase button Initialize Modules Tab The PRIMARY SETTINGS screen will now dis play with ALARM TYPE checked and INITIAL IZE MODULES active Touch the INITIALIZE MODULES tab The INITIALIZE MODULES scr...

Page 51: ...l badges To select the first gas touch the D01 NONE BLANK tab Touch the right and left arrows at the bottom of the screen to scroll through additional gas choices including options to create custom mi...

Page 52: ...options to create custom mixes Select the gas that is wired into the D01 input on the GAS COMBINATION B65 board Touch the Save button when you see a check beside your selection If an alarm sounds pre...

Page 53: ...les on the Primary Settings Screen Figure 100 Configuration screen Figure 101 Primary Settings screen Press the Scan button to make sure the B50 board is set up as it should turn green Once the B50 bo...

Page 54: ...Z key to toggle back to letters and num bers Touch the Save button when complete Figure 104 B50 Tab 4 20 mA Figure 105 Gas Color Code Tab D Area Monitored Tab To add locations to be monitored 1 Touch...

Page 55: ...Touch the check on the CONFIRM SET TINGS CHANGE screen To customize the low alarm set point 1 Touch the ADJUST tab 2 Enter the new set point 3 Touch the Save button Figure 108 Units of Measure Tab G H...

Page 56: ...e B40 board is green press the Save icon to exit the screen Exit the Pri mary Settings screen Figure 110 Configuration Screen Figure 111 Initialize Modules Screen The next step is to select the Relay...

Page 57: ...ny Signals allows the user to group multiple signals on a single relay output If any of the signals goes into alarm condi tion the relay output will report an alarm condition Press Many Signals to mov...

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Page 59: ...larm Panel 4 gas 8 gas and MEGA2 Alarms 5 1 1 Remove Components from Existing Alarm 1 Open old alarm panel to be retrofitted and ensure that the retrofit kit to be in stalled is correct according to t...

Page 60: ...ng ter minal end to the rough in box for chassis ground Use the self drilling screw pro vided 2 Remove the 4 corner screws from the power supply cover and remove the cover 3 Connect the supply power L...

Page 61: ...he wiring diagram on the Quick Setup Guide for instructions 5 1 4 Install Trim Plate MEGA Master Area 4 Gas a Install trim plate assembly to rough in box using the provided screws and or drywall ancho...

Page 62: ...er knockouts inside of the rough in box 8 Mount new power supply adapter bracket small bracket included with kit 4107220616 reusing the hardware and location from the old power supply Fig ure 126 5 2...

Page 63: ...for leaks Make any adjustments or corrections as needed CAUTION Ensure that the pressure on the pipeline in the alarm area has been released before removing any components from the pipeline connectio...

Page 64: ...4 Install the gas specific DISS demand check valve from the supplied tubing package into the appropriate tube To prevent gas leaks wrap Teflon tape a minimum of three times around the fitting pipe th...

Page 65: ...l Trim Plate 1 Remove the trim ring from the standard trim plate and install the correspond ing trim plate from retrofit option kit 4107220616 Figures 130 131 Screws are provided in the option kit for...

Page 66: ...e wir ing and document all signal wires coming into the box with alarm type and loca tions prior to disconnecting the front panel This information will be required to setup the new alarm 4 Turn off th...

Page 67: ...I O module See Figure 122 The last module in the chain needs to have the 1 DIP switch set to ON See Figure 123 Remote Sensors 1 Sensors are packaged loose so they can easily be installed remotely 2 R...

Page 68: ...screws 3 Connect the grey cable s provided from the Power Supply to the white sockets on the I O modules in a daisy chain manner See Figure 122 4 The last module in the chain needs to have the 1 DIP s...

Page 69: ...e over the rough in box and determine the best mount ing method for your case Use a level to check that the trim plate is plumb 2 Mark the mounting locations on the dry wall using the trim plate as yo...

Page 70: ...Inputs for 4 20mA devices C41 Combination 27 Inputs 6 Relay Outputs 4 Inputs for 4 20mA devices C44 Combination 7 Inputs 6 Relay Outputs 4 Inputs for 4 20mA devices Up to 6 Area Gases maximum display...

Page 71: ...LL ITEMS MARKED BY ONE OF THE ABOVE SYMBOLS ARE TO BE INSPECTED EQUIPMENT TO BE USED DURING RECEIVING INSPECTION SHALL BE PER QUALITY SYSTEM PROCEDURES is loaned without the expressed written permissi...

Page 72: ...8 38in 21 3cm 11 13in 28 3cm Line Pressure Alarms from Medaes Ohmeda or Ohio GAS SENSOR F A 8 38in 21 3cm 8 38in 21 3cm Line Pressure Alarms from Medaes Ohmeda or Ohio A F GAS SENSOR 8 38in 21 3cm 14...

Page 73: ...19 1cm Digital I and II Alarm from Chemetron F GAS SENSOR A 21 00in 53 4cm 7 50in 19 1cm Line Pressure Alarms from Medaes Ohmeda or Ohio F A GAS SENSOR 24 00in 61 0cm 9 00in 22 3cm MedPlus Medical Gas...

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Page 75: ...59 03 6 0 Maintenance Figure 138 Maintenance Front Panel Assembly Part 4107 2129 01 Power Supply Part 4107 2130 05 I O Board See Table 2 for complete list Alarm Panel Box Part 4107 6538 30 Power Senso...

Page 76: ...sembly 4107 4016 59 IAIR Sensor Assembly 4107 4016 60 WAGD Sensor Assembly 4107 4016 61 CO2 Sensor Assembly 4107 4016 62 CO2 O2 Sensor Assembly 4107 4016 63 O2 CO2 Sensor Assembly 4107 4016 64 HE O2 S...

Page 77: ...ensor 2 beats per second Sensor is reading out of range Verify gas pressure in pipeline If normal replace sensor Red LED illuminated above warning indicator Active warning Navigate to the warning scre...

Page 78: ...h or Low alarm with normal pressure display ing on Area display Alarm set points have been changed Verify correct alarm set points Screen is blank power on LED is illuminated Screen backlight will tim...

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