Simrad GD10P Gas Detector Extended On-site Maintenance Manual

Process for maintenance of GD10P gas detectors with the aid of a handheld terminal (re-zeroing tool)


Simrad GD10P Gas Detector Extended On-site Maintenance Manual - cover page
Brand
Simrad
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
Service Manual
Language
English
Pages
11
File format
PDF
File size
222 KB
Published
16 October, 2023
Updated
16 October, 2023
Model
GD10P
MD5 checksum
5E17D7A3C402DDA1987DAF4AAA54C552

About this manual

This document outlines the extended on-site maintenance procedures for the Simrad GD10P gas detector. It explains that while the detector is calibrated at the factory, slight offsets may occur due to environmental factors like heat or vibration. The manual provides guidelines for using a dedicated handheld terminal to perform re-zeroing, which should only be done by trained personnel in a controlled environment.

What's inside

  • Terms for using the hand-held terminal
  • Test of zero point when connected to a system
  • Test of zero point at GD10 instrument shop
  • Venting the housing
  • Re-zeroing using the hand-held terminal
  • Inspection Report data sheet

Specifications

Zero point offset toleranceup to 4.5mA at room temperature
Recommended re-zeroing thresholdless than 5.0 mA
Re-zeroing temperature range20 – 25 degC
Power supply requirement24 VDC / 0.3 A
Calibration duration (newer units)approx. 3 minutes
Calibration duration (pre-summer 1998)6 min

Frequently asked questions

Who is authorized to use the handheld terminal for re-zeroing?

The handheld terminal shall be used by personnel trained specifically by Simrad staff only.

What is the recommended temperature for re-zeroing?

The procedure must be performed in a controlled environment with a temperature of 20 – 25 degC.

When should a detector be returned to the factory instead of re-zeroed on site?

Detectors with an offset of less than 5.0 mA (6%) at room temperature should not be re-zeroed on site.

Does opening the detector housing void the warranty?

Yes, the opening of the detector is reported as it normally voids the warranty.

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