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Environmental Equipment, Inc. 

IX616

 

IMR IX616 User Manual 

 

 

3632 Central Ave. St. Petersburg, FL 33711 

 

Phone: 727-328-2818 / 800-RING-IMR 

www.imrusa.com 

 

Fax: 727-328-2826 

info@imrusa.com 
 

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7.

 

Calibration completion 

 

 
If you are going to calibrate more than one 
type gas repeat the process. Mixed gases can 
also be used to calibrate all the gases together 
and then complete calibration in one cycle. 
 

4.6.

 

B

UMP 

T

EST

 

In order to make sure the IX616 is working 
correctly it is suggested to do a “bump test” 
before every use. 
 
Test method: With the device is powered on 
expose it to the target gas or standard gas 
environment with high a concentration that is 
beyond the high alarm level. If the device 
reacts correctly and the reading is accurate 
then the detector may be used in the field. 
 
If the reading is beyond the regular error 
ranges recalibrate the device. See section 4.5. 
 
If the device does not respond or display is 
faulty (error) contact IMR. 
 

5.

 

D

ATA 

C

OMMUNICATION

 

The PC software can be used to configure the 
detectors settings and download sample data 
to a computer for analysis. 
 
Use the provided USB/Charging cable to 
connect the device to a PC. After the device is 
connected run the PC software. 
 
Warning: DO NOT connect the device with a 
computer in the detection site. The connection 
or disconnection of the cable may cause sparks 
which may lead to fire or explosion. 
 

6.

 

C

HARGING

 

When the device cannot be powered on 
because of low battery then the device should 
be charged with the provided charger. Connect 
it to an AC100~240V power source. The 
device will automatically power on and begin 
charging. The screen will show the charging 
icon. When the icon shows the battery is full 
disconnect the device from AC power. The 
device will then work normally again. 
 
Warning: 
1.

 

When charging the device while powered 
off. It cannot be powered on and used to 
detect. 

2.

 

It is hazardous to charge the device on site. 
Doing so may cause fire or explosion. 

3.

 

Charging the device while powered off is 
the fastest and most efficient method. 

 

Note:

 Charge the device once every 3 months 

if the device is not in regular use. 
Avoid charging the device in an environment 
with a temperature below 0℃ as this might 
damage the battery. 
 

7.

 

S

ENSOR

U

SE AND 

R

EPLACEMENT

 

The device uses modular sensors. Keep in 
mind the age of the sensor modules. When the 
sensor module is 3-5 years old replace it with 
new one. 
 
In order to guarantee accuracy it is suggested 
to re-calibrate the sensor modules at least once 
every 6 months. 
 
Please ask IMR about sensor replacement. 
After installing the new sensor module into the 
device calibrate the new sensor before 
returning the device to the field. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for IX616

Page 1: ...0A4 Environmental Equipment Inc IMR IX616 Portable Multi Gas Detector User Manual Read this manual carefully before using this device 727 328 2818 800 RING IMR Fax 727 328 2826 www imrusa com info imrusa com ...

Page 2: ...ef introduction 4 2 Main Features and Specification 4 2 1 Main Features 4 2 2 Technical Specification 4 3 Structure and Function 4 3 1 Appearance 4 3 2 Display Information 5 3 3 Button Function 5 4 Operation Instruction 5 4 1 Power On 5 4 2 Power Off 6 4 3 Alarm 6 4 4 Device Status 7 4 5 Calibration 7 4 6 Bump Test 8 5 Data Communication 8 6 Charging 8 7 Sensor s Use and Replacement 8 8 Trouble Sh...

Page 3: ...e instrument to charge the detector Only charge in a safe environment Charging in a hazardous environment is not advisable 6 Detectors using catalytic sensors or semi conductor sensors cannot be exposed to gases with concentrations over the detector s range Doing so will overload the detector and interfere with its performance or even cause damage 7 Detectors using catalytic sensors or semi conduc...

Page 4: ...els STEL and TWA alarm Audible visual and vibration alarms Self protection design for combustible gas sensor Low battery voltage alert function Data uploading to PC Password management Self test when powered on Self diagnostic and auto correction function 2 2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Detection method Natural diffusion Detecting gas See the Sensor Table on page 10 Response time o Flammable gas T90 3...

Page 5: ...once and the screen will show the device status including max value min value STEL value TWA value current time serial number and version number Calibration After the device has entered detection mode hold the button for more than 20 seconds The screen will then turn off and then back on When the screen shows calibration mode release the button Note The initial alarming method is buzzer flasher vi...

Page 6: ...s can lead to serious injury or death We assume no responsibility for the failure to follow these guidelines 4 2 POWER OFF While in detection mode hold the button for 3 seconds Buzzer does a long beep 3 times and short beep twice Then the device is powered off 4 3 ALARM When the gas concentration in the air reaches or exceeds the preset alarm levels the alarms will trigger audible visual and vibra...

Page 7: ...rial number and version number 4 5 CALIBRATION 1 Gas input 2 Calibration cover 3 Fastener With the device is in detection mode hold the button for more than 20 seconds The screen will then turn off and then back on When the screen shows calibration mode release the button The below screen will be displayed 1 Entering the calibration interface 2 Sensors warming up 3 Zero calibration Ensure the inst...

Page 8: ...g DO NOT connect the device with a computer in the detection site The connection or disconnection of the cable may cause sparks which may lead to fire or explosion 6 CHARGING When the device cannot be powered on because of low battery then the device should be charged with the provided charger Connect it to an AC100 240V power source The device will automatically power on and begin charging The sc...

Page 9: ...shocking If using in high concentration gas environments the device will not work normally Strictly follow this manual while using the device Failure to do so will cause incorrect detection result or damage the device It is forbidden to use and store the device in corrosive environments high concentrations of CL2 or harsh environments exceedingly high or low temperature high humidity electromagnet...

Page 10: ...IMR www imrusa com Fax 727 328 2826 info imrusa com THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY MADE IN THE USA Page 10 of 12 SENSOR TABLE Gas Detection Range Preset Low Alarm Preset High Alarm TWA STEL O2 0 30 vol 19 5 vol 23 5 vol H2S 0 100ppm 10ppml 15ppml 10ppml 15ppml CO 0 1000ppm 35ppml 200ppml 35ppml 200ppml LEL 0 100 LEL 20 LEL 50 LEL ...

Page 11: ...MR 5 No warranty claims may be made for maintenance and setting work cleaning or other utility materials required for the function of the unit and other wear parts unless they have a direct bearing on work performed under the warranty 6 The terms and conditions for the acknowledgement of this warranty shall be the presentation of the fully completed warranty card which must contain the confirmatio...

Page 12: ...a com THE PRIDE OF THE COMPANY MADE IN THE USA Page 12 of 12 11 CONTACT INFORMATION Environmental Equipment Inc 3632 Central Ave St Petersburg FL 33711 USA Phone 727 328 2818 Fax 727 328 2826 1800 1 800 746 4467 Internet www imrusa com Email info imrusa com sales imrusa com technical_department imrusa com IMR is a registered Trademark of IMR Environmental Equipment Inc ...

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