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Contains electrical parts which have not been evaluat-
ed as an ignition source in flammable or explosive
atmospheres by MSHA/NIOSH.

Never substitute, modify, add, or omit parts. Use only
exact replacement parts in the configuration as speci-
fied by the manufacturer. Failure to follow this warning
can result in serious personal injury or death.

Note:

See NIOSH Approval Label, Inserted in the Users

Instructions for complete list of CAUTIONS and LIMITA-
TIONS for the Respirator.

Misuse or abuse of the NightFighter Heads-Up
Display System, the ICM Tx Unit, or the equipment
to which they are attached, or using this equip-
ment in a manner or situation not intended by the
manufacturers, may result in damage to the equip-
ment or may result in personal injury or death to
user or persons dependent on the user.

Always inspect the NightFighter Heads-Up Display
System and ICM Tx Unit for damage before use. If
damage is found, immediately remove the device
from service.

When NightFighter Heads-Up Display System is
used as a gauge (Not in conjunction with standard
pneumatic gauge) continuous operation mode
must be used to maintain NIOSH approval.

DO NOT alter these components. Altering will void
the Intrinsic-Safety rating and may affect the
Intrinsic-Safety of the device.

Note:

The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System

Receiver is for use with an Ultra Elite

®

Facepiece only. It

cannot be used without the proper installation of the
Receiver, Facepiece Bracket and either NightFighter
Heads-Up Display System Transmitter or ICM Tx Unit
from MSA.

1. The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System allows a

user to clearly and easily see air cylinder content while
wearing an SCBA equipped with the Ultra Elite
Facepiece.

Note:

The NightFighter Heads-Up Display can only be

used with an Ultra Elite Facepiece.

2. The NightFighter Heads-Up Display consists of three

(3) separate assemblies:

• Bracket assembly attached to an Ultra Elite

Facepiece.

• Receiver mounted on the bracket assembly.
• ICM Tx Unit or Transmitter assembled to the gauge

line. (See Installation Instruction P/N 10035581,
transmitter only).

3. The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System Receiver

shows the user the air cylinder content in one quarter
cylinder increments, from a full cylinder to an empty
cylinder, by an LED light pattern.

4. The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System

Transmitter is assembled to the gauge line hose. (The
ICM Tx Unit serves as the transmitter).

The transmit-

ter sends a signal to the receiver (on the facepiece) of
the air cylinder content.

5. The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System Receiver

has seven (7) LEDs that are used to form light pat-
terns.

6. The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System Receiver

has a photo sensor for the LED lights to automatically
adjust the brightness of the LED based on to the
brightness as measured outside of the facepiece.

7. The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System Receiver

will indicate a low battery by a Yellow LED light for the
receiver, ICM Tx Unit, or NightFighter Heads-Up
Display System Transmitter.

The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System operates
using (4) standard AA alkaline batteries in the ICM Tx and
(2) standard AA alkaline batteries in the receiver. When
using a Nightfighter Heads-Up Display System with stan-
dard Transmitter (2) AAA alkaline batteries are needed.
The NightFighter Heads-Up Display System notifies the
user when the batteries need to be replaced.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Description ..............................................................................................................................................................................2
System Operations..................................................................................................................................................................5
Using the ICM Tx Unit.............................................................................................................................................................9
During Use.............................................................................................................................................................................13
Cleaning and Maintenance ...................................................................................................................................................15
Quick-Fill

®

System Operation................................................................................................................................................17

URC Assembly Operation .....................................................................................................................................................21
Warranty ................................................................................................................................................................................24

DESCRIPTION

2

TAL 709 (L) Rev. 4 - 10058881

Summary of Contents for ICM Tx

Page 1: ...Display System which integrates with the SCBA These instructions in addition to the instructions supplied with the SCBA must be carefully read and followed by all persons who use or maintain this prod...

Page 2: ...epiece Note The NightFighter Heads Up Display can only be used with an Ultra Elite Facepiece 2 The NightFighter Heads Up Display consists of three 3 separate assemblies Bracket assembly attached to an...

Page 3: ...nation of batteries from dif ferent manufacturers will affect the performance of unit and void the Intrinsic Safety Approval Intrinsically Safe Rating The NightFighter Heads Up Display System and ICM...

Page 4: ...4 TAL 709 L Rev 4 10058881 NOTES...

Page 5: ...he facepiece which displays the air cylinder pressure in one quarter cylinder increments by an LED light pattern See chart 1 Assembly of Receiver to Facepiece Bracket With the facepiece laying on its...

Page 6: ...6 TAL 709 L Rev 4 10058881 NOTES...

Page 7: ...m the unit o The center lighted ALARM button green red acti vates the full alarm mode with or without air pres sure o The top MODE button green will refresh the receiv er display set the receiver to c...

Page 8: ...8 TAL 709 L Rev 4 10058881 NOTES...

Page 9: ...Pressure Full Alarm with or without Pressure Deactivation of Full Alarm Deactivation of PreAlarm with Shake or move Unit Low Battery Thermal Alarm Activation see Thermal Alarm Activation Curve Redunda...

Page 10: ...trinsic Safety Approval is void Failure to follow this warning can result in serious personal injury or death Before using the ID tag inspect for damage or cracks in the case If damage is found discar...

Page 11: ...he bypass valve on the second stage regulator to bleed off pressure until the ICM Tx Unit pressure reading drops below the following values a 530psig approximately 2216psi system b 750psig approximate...

Page 12: ...NOTES 12 TAL 709 L Rev 4 10058881...

Page 13: ...injury or death Actual time remaining may be less than the calculated time displayed Increases in breathing rate may reduce remaining time more than expected Use time indica tor as general guide only...

Page 14: ...sure to tighten the battery cover screws enough to provide adequate compression on the battery cover gasket to prevent dirt and moisture from entering the battery compart ment A torque of 6 in lbs is...

Page 15: ...for missing screws or loose covers c Check for signs of leaking covers or water retention in the case d Check rubber cover for damage e Check for damaged or missing buttons on the unit f Check for any...

Page 16: ...cover 4 Before replacing the battery cover be sure that the rubber cover on the ICM Tx Unit is properly engaged with the plastic housing The rubber cover has barbs that hold it firmly against the plas...

Page 17: ...transfilling hose assembly or fittings other than those supplied by MSA specifically for the Quick Fill System Use of any other transfilling hose assembly and or fitting may result in serious personal...

Page 18: ...System hose to the SCBA c Remove the rubber dust cap from the male inlet fit ting on the SCBA Be sure that the cylinder valve is fully opened d Remove the rubber dust cap from the female fitting on th...

Page 19: ...he male Quick Fill System fitting d Push the female fittings on to the male fittings until they click in place Pull on the hose to be sure it snapped in place If serious leakage is noticed from either...

Page 20: ...NOTES 20 TAL 709 L Rev 4 10058881...

Page 21: ...emblies 485331 802687 802688 802689 802690 and 48332 for filling cylinders in IDLH atmospheres DO NOT Transfill be a Donor using a 3000psi URC Assembly The 3000psi URC Assembly has a check valve that...

Page 22: ...either female fitting or along the hose depressurize the hose and correct the prob lem Such leakage can result in increased fill time 2 To attach the Quick Fill System hose to the URC Assembly a Remo...

Page 23: ...c Quickly replace the protective dust cap on the URC Assembly male regulator fitting This will form a redundant seal d Open the cylinder valve and return to fresh air immediately The dust cover preven...

Page 24: ...eration and instructions manual PN 10023638 for additional war ranty information For a copy of the complete warranty or for information on submitting a warranty claim write to MSA Customer Service Dep...

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