ANALOX Ax60+ Multi-Gas User manual

Introduction
This Quick Start Guide explains how to install the Ax60+ Quick Connect Option.
For more information on operation and maintenance, refer to the Ax60+ User
Manual P0159-800. This is available to download from www.analoxsensortechnol-
ogy.com. For more information on servicing and calibration, refer to the Ax60+
Service Manual P0159-803, this is also available to download from www.analoxsen-
sortechnology.com.
Step 1. Installing the Sensor and Alarm
Alarms should ideally be located at the entrances
to the danger area where visibility is not ob-
scured. Refer to your own risk assessment for
best location.
Retain the clear protective lm on the fascia until
the installation is complete.
Using the supplied paper template mark out and
drill the wall-xing position ensuring the unit is
level then install the wall plugs and t the unit.
CARBON DIOXIDE GAS (CO2) IS HEAVIER
THAN AIR AND SHOULD BE MONITORED
FROM A LOW HEIGHT. YOU SHOULD THERE-
FORE INSTALL A CO2 SENSOR AT A HEIGHT
OF 12–18" (305–457MM) ABOVE THE FLOOR
LEVEL.
OXYGEN (O2) SENSORS SHOULD BE IN-
STALLED AT AVERAGE WORKING HEAD
HEIGHT
Step 2. Cabling
The supplied RJ45 coupler is used to connect two
RJ45 connectors.
The RJ45 splitter is used to connect two Sensors or
two Alarms on a common cable.
• White RJ45 connects Central Display-to-Sensor
and Sensor-to-Sensor.
• Blue RJ45 connects Sensor-to-Alarm
Step 3. Example of Optional Layouts
In its simplest form a Quick Connect Ax60+ system could incorporate a central
display, one sensor and one alarm. A larger Ax60+ system could incorporate a
central display, four sensors and eight alarms.
Step 4. Connecting the Sensor
The Sensor is pre-wired with:
• A 5m cable with white RJ45 connector
for connection to the Central Display
• A 5m cable with blue RJ45 connector
for connection to the Alarm(s)
Note: If the package has 2 sensors then
sensor 2 is identied by the number 2
label on top of the sensor enclosure.
Step 6. PSU Cable Identication
PSU cables are connected to the Central Dis-
play via the terminal block labelled ‘POWER’.
Surplus cable can either be shortened or
stored inside the Central Display enclosure.
Plug-in type PSU cable identi-
cation
Black with stripe: Positive (24V)
Black with print: Negative (0V)
Step 5. Connecting the Alarm
The Alarm is tted with a 5-metre cable
with a blue RJ45 connector. This should
be connected to the blue connector of
the Sensor associated with the Alarm.
Step 7. Central Display Connections
The Central Display‘s terminal blocks must be connected to the power supply,
beacon and relays (the Sensor terminal block has a cable already tted).
AX60+ Quick Connect Option
Quick Start Guide
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Step 8. Connecting the Optional Beacon
If the optional beacon is not required proceed to Step 10.
The optional beacon cable must be connected to the terminal block labelled
STROBE:
Cable connections from left to right
0V supply to Beacon
24V supply to Beacon
Cable connections from left to right
0V supply from Central Display
24V supply from Central Display
Ensure the beacon terminal block is
tted on the 0V and 24V terminals
Step 9. Connecting the Relays (if required)
If relays are not required proceed to
Step 11.
Each relay has a Normally Open (NO),
Normally Closed (NC) and Common
(COM) terminal.
For guidance on relay conguration
and testing refer to the Ax60+ Service
Manual P0159-803.
Step 10. Connecting the Central Display
The Central Display is
pre-tted with two cable
glands. The gland on the
right has a 2-metre cable
tted with a white RJ45
connector for connection
to a Sensor.
The empty gland on the left is for the power supply unit cable. A third gland
must be tted if the optional beacon is to be installed. Both of these cables
must be tted by the installer.
If the built-in relays R1 and R2 are being used, the same cable gland should be
used for the relay cables.
Data Output Module
If a Data Output Module is required this is available for purchase from Analox.
For set-up please refer to the quick start guide supplied with the module and also
refer to the Ax60+ Service Manual P0159-803 which is available to download from
www.analoxsensortechnology.com
Service and Support
If you require technical or service support please
visit: https://www.analoxsensortechnology.com/
tech-and-service-support.html
Disposal
WEEE statement
According to WEEE regulation this electronic
product cannot be placed in household waste
bins. Please check local regulations for information
on the disposal of electronic products in your area.
Analox will provide a disposal service if this is
benecial to the customer. Analox are registered
for the disposal of WEEE in the UK through the
Environment Agency (2013 Registration number
WEE/KE0043SY).
Step 14. Conguration
Menu
option
Operator input Menu
sub-option
Functional
description
▼
▼
▲▲ ▲
Press Accept/Test
to go to Central Menu
Attached sensors
Press Accept/Test
to go to
Num of sensors
Press Cycle to choose
another number, OR,
press Accept/Test
The screen displays
the number of Sensors
(default number is ‘>1’)
The screen displays a
tick to conrm the
number of sensors is
now congured
Step 11. Installing the Central Display
Retain the clear protective
lm on the fascia until the
installation is complete.
Using the supplied paper
template mark out and drill
the wall-xing position
ensuring the Central
Display is level. Then t the
wall plugs.
Fasten the lid of the
enclosure to the base and
x the Central Display in
position.
Step 12. Securing the Power Supply Unit (PSU)
If required secure the PSU in place using the securing kit supplied with the
system.
When you switch on the power supply the Ax60+ performs a power-on-self-test
(POST) which takes about 30 seconds. The results of the POST are displayed on
the screen.
Depending on the type of sensor the warm up period can take up to 1 hour.
Step 13. Powering up & Conguration
The Central Display software is factory
congured. If adding further sensors, the
software must be recongured.
This is done by using the Top-level Menu,
Central Cong, Attached snsrs option.
To enter the Top-level menu, press and hold
Cancel + Cycle for at least six seconds.
Press the Cycle button ve times to display the
Central Cong option then follow the sequence
illustrated in Step 15.
Press Cancel to return to Cong. Menu, Attached Sensors