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IRwin Quick Start GuideEffective October 2019
Southern Cross Inc.
www.southerncrossinc.com
3175 Corners North Court Peachtree Corners, GA 30071
1.800.241.5057
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Contents
How to assemble your leak detector.......................................................................................3
How to set the lower explosive limit to 5% vol........................................................................7
How to set unit to one point calibration..................................................................................9
How to set the threshold alarm.............................................................................................14
Data transfer/Bluetooth.........................................................................................................16
Charging the battery...............................................................................................................19
Troubleshooting/error messages............................................................................................22
How to set your leak detector in Universal Mode...................................................................5
How to Assemble your IRwin Methane Leak Detector
Components of the IRwin
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Bell Probe
Probe RodHand Probe
How to assemble your IRwin Methane Leak Detector
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Attach the probe rod to the bell probe.
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Attach the hand probe to the probe rod.
Connect the probe tube of the hand probe to the gas inlet on the leak detector. Your unit is assembled.
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How to set your IRwin Methane Leak Detector in Universal Mode (for a factory set unit) For Operation in countries not following German DVGW directives
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Start the device by pressing the ON button
Press followed by
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Answer the function test questions and confirm test results by pressing
Use to navigate to General and press
Use to navigate to Custom and press
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How to set your IRwin Methane Leak Detector for Universal Mode
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Use to navigate to Universal Mode and press
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Enter the Supervisor password code (1111 unless changed by supervisor)
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Use to navigate to Universal Mode and press
Press to tick Universal Mode box
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Press followed by and
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Use to navigate to General and press
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Press followed by
Use to select 100% CH4 LEL Conc
Use to navigate to Custom and press
How to set the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) at 5.0% vol on IRwin Methane Leak Detector
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5If prompted, enter the password code (1111 unless changed by supervisor) and repeat step 4.If not prompted, go ahead to the next step
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How to set the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) at 5.0vol% on IRwin Methane Leak Detector
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Use to select 5.0 vol% in the drop-down menu, press
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Press followed by and
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How to set your IRwin Methane Leak Detector for 1 Point Calibration (2.5%) - Universal Mode
Use to navigate to General and press
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Make sure your IRwin is set in Universal Mode (see the How to set your IRwin for Universal Mode quick start guide)
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Press followed by
Use to navigate to AbG Cal Setup and press
Use to navigate to Custom and press
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How to Set your IRwin Methane Leak Detector for 1 Point Calibration 2.5%
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Use to select Generic and press followed by
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Use and to navigate to Calibration and press
Use to navigate to Settings and press
10If prompted, enter the (min) Intermediate password code If not prompted, go ahead to next step
6If prompted, enter the Supervisor (Advanced) password code If not prompted, go ahead to next step
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How to Set your IRwin Methane Leak Detector for 1 Point Calibration 2.5%
Press to get to the drop-down menu
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Press on the first choice of the drop-down menu
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Navigate to far right drop-down menu and press
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Use to select Disabled and press
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Press again to view drop-down menu
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How to Set your IRwin Methane Leak Detector for 1 Point Calibration 2.5%
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Use to select Disabled and press
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In Universal Low Range, use to select the
second choice in the drop-down menu, press
Navigate to far right drop-down menu and press
Press again to view the drop-down menu
In Universal Low Range, use to select the third
choice in the drop-down menu, press
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How to Set your IRwin Methane Leak Detector for 1 Point Calibration 2.5%
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Select Set by using and and press
Navigate to far right drop-down menu and press
Use to navigate to drop-down menus. Set the actual value of the calibration gas you have, nominally 2.2% or 2.5%, by entering: 2 and press 2 (5) and press
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How to set the Threshold Alarm at 100ppm on your IRwin Methane Leak Detector
Use to navigate to Thresholds and press
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Press followed by
If prompted, enter the Intermediate password code and repeat step 3. If not prompted, go ahead to the next step
To select CxHy press
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Press to open the drop-down menu. Use to navigate to 100 and press
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How to set the Threshold Alarm at 100ppm on your IRwin Methane Leak Detector
Press followed by and
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5.3.1 Install software for data transfer
Install the IRwin App software on your computer.
More complete information about supporting software can be found in separate documents.
5.3.2 Pairing the leak detector with computer via Bluetooth interface
Set IRwin in one of the following operating modes: Bar Hole, Gas Purity, House, Above Ground andConfined Space. Bluetooth is active in all these modes.
Make sure IRwin App is installed on your computer. Make sure Bluetooth is activated on your computer.
Establish a Bluetooth connection. Refer to the instructions on your computer.When searching for your detector on the computer, locate the correct serial number of your detector and select that device on the computer. Some computers will prompt you to acknowledge that a connection "password" has been correctly transferred to the detector. You must confirm this on both computer and detector.
Start the program IRwin App on your computer.
In the IRwin App on your computer, Click Connection (menu item) > Port and select your detector.
Data Transfer/Bluetooth
The serial number of the leak detector is displayed in the drop down menu. Select "Connect" on the menu bar in IRwin App.
Click "Start Streaming" on the menu bar of IRwin App.
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5.3.3 Transfer log files from leak detector to computer
You have installed IRwin App software on your computer.
You have recorded at least one log fil in your detector. You have activated the Bluetooth interface on your computer.
Switch on the leak detector
Perform self-test.
Make sure IRwin is not in Ex or ExTox mode. Bluetooth is active in all other modes.
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> > Data output > Files (Tab)
Start IRwin App on your computer
Select the serial number of your detector in “Port” drop down menu. If not found, check setting of Bluetooth interface and repeat paring sequence if necessary.
Click “Connect” in IRwin App.
Select tab “File” in the graphic window in IRwin App.
Select the file to transfer. You can only transfer one file at the time.
Click “Download File” in IRwin App.
IRwin App will confirm when file is transferred.
To delete a file, select the file in the IRwin App and click “Delete File”. Re-enter the file list in IRwin to
confirm that the file is deleted.
NOTICE
Avoid transferring files while performing a GC Ethane Analysis as this can severely affect the GC analysis.
5.3.4 Real-time streaming from leak detector to computer
You have installed IRwin App software on your computer.
You have activated the Bluetooth interface on your computer.
Switch on the leak detector.
Perform self-test.
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Set the leak detector in the desired mode. This must be one of the following operating modes: Bar Hole,Gas Purity, House, Above Ground or Confined Space. Bluetooth is active in all these modes.
Select the serial number of your leak detector in “Port” drop down menu. If not found, check setting ofBluetooth interface and repeat paring sequence if necessary.
Click “Connect” in IRwin App.
Select tab “Live” in the graphic window in IRwin App.
Click “Start Streaming” in IRwin App.
The measurement data is now presented as a graph.
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Start IRwin App on your computer.
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While streaming you can change mode as desired.
Streamed data cannot be saved.
Fig. 10: Streamed measurement data
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WARNING
Explosion hazard
The equipment for charging IRwin is not ATEX certified/ex-protected.
► Never charge IRwin (all models) in potentially explosive atmospheres.
WARNING
Using the wrong charger could damage the explosion protection of IRwinSXnn models.
The only equipment allowed to be connected to the Charging socket of any of theIRwin SXnn models is the Ex Certified IRwin Charging Adapter. Connect this adapterto the leak detector first and then connect the charger or car cable to the adapter.
NOTICE
Fast charging reduces the lifetime of the battery.
► Do not use fast charging regularly.
► The ambient temperature during the charging process should be between 10 and30 °C.
Charging the Battery
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Accessories for charging IRwin S from serial #929000725
Charger for IRwin S, 100-240V Certified IRwin Charging Adapter
Extension Cable
Switch off your IRwin unit.
Connect the “Certified IRwin Charging Adapter (580-604)“ to the charging inlet of the IRwin. Align the red markings of the charging socket and charging plug to each other.
Connect the "Charger for IRwin S models, 100-240V (580-605)" or "Charger cable for car (591-361)" to the “Certified IRwin Charging Adapter (580-604)".
Plug the extension cable into the charger and connect to outlet.
The status LED is green when battery is charging normally. The status LED goes out when charging iscompleted.
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Charging IRwin S from serial number 929000705
Charging cables should be attached in the order represented in this image.
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Fast Charging IRwin S
► When the signal LED is green and indicating normal charge, press the upper rightbutton.
The detector is now charging fast and the status LED turns cyan.
Normal Fast charge
100% 4 h from empty to fullcharge produces 9.5 hoperation time
3 h from empty to fullcharge produces 9 hoperation time
Short charge 1 h charging gives >3.25 hof operation
1 h charging gives 4 h ofoperation
The division between errors and warnings is sometimes not very clear. In both cases itis worth restarting the detector to try to pass the self -test again. Charging the batteryalso reduces the risk for some errors and warnings.
No. Message Possible error sources Remedy
Warnings
- Red LED / Constantbeep
HW Watchdog triggered Perform hard switch off.
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W2 Reference Inlet Blocked Reference inlet blocked Check that nothing is blocking the inlet.
Reference inlet filterclogged
Contact INFICON service.
W3 Sample Inlet Blocked Sample inlet blocked Check that nothing is blocking the inlet
Sample inlet filter blocked Replace cigarette filter in sample inlet.
Blockage in accessory Disconnect accessory. If alarm disappears: Check accessory.
Internal filter blocked Disconnect accessories.If alarm remains: Contact INFICON service.
W4 Exhaust Blocked Exhaust blocked Check that nothing is blocking the exhaust.If alarm remains: Contact INFICON service.
W5 O2 sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W6 O2 sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W7 H2S sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W8 H2S sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W9 CO sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W10 CO sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W11 CH4 sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W12 CH4 sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W13 CO2 sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
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Troubleshooting/Error Messages
No. Message Possible error sources Remedy
W14 CO2 sensor error System error Restart detector.If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
W17 H2S STEL levelreached, (STEL andlimit shown,Confirm)
Short Term Exposurealarm for H2S.
Normal function.If warning reapperas without any gas present:Recalibrate TOX mode.If still reappearing: Contact INFICON service
W18 H2S LTEL levelreached, (LTEL andlimit shown,Confirm)
Long Term Exposurealarm for H2S.
Normal function.If warning reapperas without any gas present:Recalibrate TOX mode.If still reappearing: Contact INFICON service
W19 CO STEL levelreached, (STEL andlimit shown,Confirm)
Short Term Exposurealarm for CO
Normal function.If warning reapperas without any gas present:Recalibrate TOX mode.If still reappearing: Contact INFICON service
W20 CO LTEL levelreached, (LTEL andlimit shown,Confirm)
Long Term Exposurealarm for CO
Normal function.If warning reapperas without any gas present:Recalibrate TOX mode.If still reappearing: Contact INFICON service
W21 CO2 STEL levelreached, (STEL andlimit shown,Confirm)
Short Term Exposurealarm for CO2.
Normal function.If warning reapperas without any gas present:Recalibrate TOX mode.If still reappearing: Contact INFICON service
W22 CO2 LTEL levelreached, (LTEL andlimit shown,Confirm)
Long Term Exposurealarm for CO2.
Normal function.If warning reapperas without any gas present:Recalibrate TOX mode.If still reappearing: Contact INFICON service
Error messages
E1 Main Pump error Exhaust blocked Check that nothing is blocking the exhaust.
If alarm remains: Contact INFICON service.
Reference inlet blocked Check that nothing is blocking the reference inlet.
If alarm remains: Contact INFICON service.
Pump dirty or broken Contact INFICON service.
E2 Sample Pump error Sample pump not running Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E3 IR Lamp error IR Lamp error Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E4 IR Lamp error IR lamp supply error Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
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No. Message Possible error sources Remedy
E5 Battery level too low(count down to poweroff)
Battery low Switch off detector and charge battery
E7 SnO2 voltage error System error Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E8 Detector shuts down System error Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E9 Red LED and constantbeep
HW watchdog trigged Perform hardware reset.
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E10 O2 Sensor bias lost O2 sensor bias lost dueto uncontrolled shutdown.
Check in Ex Tox mode that O2 value is OK (closeto 20.9%). If not, leave the detector on until O2sensor shows 20 - 22% in air. This can take up to12 hours.
E11 “IR Lamp" has redcross in function testresult screen.
IR system error Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E12 “Pump & Valve" testhas red cross infunction test resultscreen.
Exhaust blocked Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
Pump dirty or broken Contact INFICON service.
E13 “Pump & Valve" testhas red cross infunction test resultscreen.
Valve clogged Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
System error Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E14 “Pump & Valve" testhas red cross infunction test resultscreen.
Exhaust blocked Check that nothing is blocking the exhaust.
If alarm remains: Contact INFICON service.
Reference inlet blocked Check that nothing is blocking the reference inlet.
If alarm remains: Contact INFICON service.
Pump dirty or broken Contact INFICON service.
E15 "Gas Sensors" has redcross in function testresult screen.
Sensor error or warm-updrift
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E16 "Gas Sensors" has redcross in function testresult screen.
Sensor error or warm-updrift
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
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No. Message Possible error sources Remedy
E17 "Gas Sensors" has redcross in function testresult screen.
Sensor error or warm-updrift
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E18 "Buzzer" has red crossin function test resultscreen.
Buzzer "hole" blocked orfilled with water
Dry and clean buzzer hole.
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E19 "LED" has red cross infunction test resultscreen.
LED broken Contact INFICON service.
E20 RAM test error (Poweroff)
Memory damaged or testerror
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E21 ROM test error (Poweroff)
Memory damaged or testerror
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E22 CRC error (power off) Memory damaged or testerror
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E23 "Gas Sensors" has redcross in function testresult screen.
Sensor error or warm-updrift
Restart detector.
If problems remains: Contact INFICON service.
E24 No message given Service info only No action needed.
E25 Surroundingtemperature is outsideof rated temperature.Function might beaffected
Instrument temperature istoo high or to low
Explosion protection cannot be guaranteed. Immediately move detector to cooler place orswitch OFF if flammable gases could be present.
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