SY-KLONE ADVISOR RESPA User manual

OPERATION MANUAL
Sy-Klone.com/RAinfo
In-cab Main Module
External Ambient
Pressure Sensor (APS)
ISO 23875
Compliant

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Table of Contents
Technical Specifications …....… 3
Section 1: Getting Started
Download RESPA Advisor+ Phone App … 4
Access Online Resources ……………...... 4
Information Screen ……………………...... 4
Section 2: Introduction
General Information .……………………… 5
Identification and Function of Parts …..… 5
Customizable Settings …………………… 5
Pressure Monitor Default Settings ……… 5
Main Display Screen………………………..… 5
Section 3: Installation
Mounting .………………………………….. 6
Wiring …………………………………….… 6
Section 4: Initial Setup
Hardware Setup ………...………………… 6
Manual Filter Identification ……………..... 7
Manual Filter Setup …………….…………. 7
Section 5: User Options
Setting Options .……………….................. 8
Alarm Volume Setting ………….……….… 8
Pressure Units of Measure Setting ……… 9
Pressure Alarm Setting …………………… 9
Filter Life Setting …………………….......... 9
Filter Identification Specifications …....….. 10
Mute Length Setting ……….......................11
CO2Alarm Threshold Setting …………….. 11
Pin Code Setting ……….………................ 11
Section 6: User Operation
Filter Identification ……....……….............. 12
Filter Life Screen ……...……………………12
Alarm Status ……....…………................... 12
Pressure Warning and Alarm ………......... 13
CO2Warning and Alarm ..……………....... 13
Filter Life Warning and Alarm . ……….......13
Muting the Alarm ……….. ……….............. 14
Replacing the Filter …………….................14
Bluetooth Settings .……………................. 14
Recalibrating the Monitor ………………... 15
Data Logging Interval ……………………... 15
Data Logging Download …………………...15

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Technical Specifications
Voltage: 12-24 VDC (Undervoltage protection @ 10 VDC; Overvoltage protection @ 30 VDC)
Current Consumption:
•Main Module: Less than 30 mA
•Ambient Pressure Sensor: Less than 0.6 mA
Inside/Outside Operating Temperature Rating:
•Main Module: -10°C to 60°C (Inside cab)
•Ambient Pressure Sensor: -40°C to 80°C (Outside cab)
Storage Temperature Rating: -55°C to 125°C
Operating Pressure Range: 0 to 400 Pascal (Pa) (0 to 1.61 Inches-H2O)
Operating CO2Range: 0 to 5000 ppm
Display Resolution: 1 Pa (0.01 Inches-H2O)
Weight:
•Main Module: 426.0 g (15.0 oz)
•Ambient Pressure Sensor: 368.5 g (13.1 oz)
Connector: Deutsch part number DT04-2P-E005, qty 1; W2P secondary lock, qty 1; 0460-202-16141 contact pins, qty 2
Dimensions:
•Main Module: 164.8 x 75.3 x 43.6 mm (6.49 x 2.96 x 1.72 inches)
•Ambient Pressure Sensor: 134.3 x 81.1 x 44.1 mm (5.29 x 3.19 x 1.74 inches)
MAIN MODULE - MONITOR
(in cab)
AMBIENT PRESSURE SENSOR (APS)
(exterior of cab)

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Download the RESPA Advisor+ Smart Phone App
The RESPA Advisor+ provides insights into the operator cab environment with data logging at an interval you
specify. Data logs can be downloaded via Bluetooth to the RESPA Advisor+ smart phone app and then shared to
your computer, tablet, or other devices for further data analysis. To get started and access data logging, visit
Sy-Klone.com/RAinfo. To learn more about Data Logging, see page 14.
URL to access online
documentation
Main menu button
Info button
Home button
QR code to access
online documentation
Information Screen
During setup or once the system has been installed, accessing support is only a click away. Look for the Info
button icon to access the support URL, scan the QR code, or visit Sy-Klone.com/RAinfo directly.
Section 1: Getting Started
Thank you for your purchase of the RESPA Advisor+ Pressure and CO2
monitor. You have now taken the first step to establishing better visibility to
operator enclosure conditions on your job site.
Before installing the monitor, we encourage you to read through the full
operation manual, including mounting and wiring instructions, and
download the RESPA Advisor+ smart phone app.
Additional information and support is available online or through your
authorized Sy-Klone reseller.
Access Online Support Resources
Visit Sy-Klone.com/RAinfo to:
Sign up for RESPA Advisor+ email updates.
Access download links for the RESPA Advisor+ smart phone app for Apple iPhone and Android devices.
Access digital version(s) of RESPA Advisor+ Operator Manual.
Touchscreen Tip
If you have difficulty using the touchscreen
with your fingertips, try using a stylus (not
included). A ballpoint pen with the tip
retracted works well, just be sure not to write
on the screen with ink. Do not use anything
sharp that can scratch the screen.
NOTE: Multiple Unit Installations
The Monitor and Ambient Pressure Sensor in this box
have been pre-paired.
If you are installing RESPA Advisor+ systems on
multiple machines, keep the paired units together.
You can identify pairs by the matching numbers on
the back of the units.

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Identification and Function of Parts
The cab alarm sounds when cab pressure drops below the low-pressure threshold for three seconds or increases above the high-pressure threshold for six
seconds, or when CO2levels exceed thresholds (alarms are user-adjustable). Alarm state resets when the cab conditions return to the acceptable range or when
the power is cycled off/on.
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Main Display Screen
The touch screen display shows, in
real time, the cab pressure, CO2
level, user-adjustable alarm levels,
and the current filter(s) installed.
Section 2: Introduction
The RESPA Advisor+ monitor provides the pressure difference between the outside, ambient pressure and the internal pressure of an
enclosure, the CO2PPM (parts per million) level within the enclosure, and real-time indication of filter usage. This document gives
instruction on installing and using the RESPA Advisor+ in an enclosed cab.
General Information
•The main module should be installed within the operator’s line of sight.
•The cab must be sealed and able to maintain pressure; check that all seals and
gaskets are intact and add extra sealant where necessary.
•This unit works with 12/24 VDC systems. The system should be connected so it
is powered when the key is turned on.
•The system utilizes a pressure-sensitive, LCD touch screen. Do not use anything
sharp on the touch screen, as it may cause screen damage.
•When mounting the ambient pressure sensor (APS), mount sensor to exterior of
cab, in a non-pressurized protected area, such as the exterior rear wall, where it
will not be impacted by dirt, exposed to wind or direct airflow during machine
movement, or exposed to excessive moisture.
•To assist in mounting the APS, an optional APS mounting/wiring kit that attaches
to an existing RESPA®mount, which includes mounting adapter, bolts, and a
wiring Y-harness to connect to the RESPA power source is available through
your authorized Sy-Klone reseller.
Customizable Settings
•Display pressure readings in Pascal or Inches of H20
•Low-pressure alarm threshold with adjustable time to alarm
•High-pressure alarm threshold with adjustable time to alarm
•Primary CO2PPM alarm threshold
•Secondary CO2PPM alarm interval
•Adjustable alarm volume
Monitor Default Settings
•Sound: On
•Volume: 75% of maximum volume level
•Primary Alarm Mute: Infinite
•Secondary Alarm Mute: 5 minutes
•Pressure Units: Pascal
•Low Alarm Threshold: 20 Pascal at 3 seconds
•High Alarm Threshold: 200 Pascal at 6 seconds
•CO2Alarm Thresholds: Primary 1000 PPM, Secondary 2500 PPM
Main menu
button
200
1000
1
000
20
CO
2
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Cab differential
pressure level
High and low
pressure alarm
thresholds
Pressure unit of
measure Silence
alarm button
CO2PPM level
Filter selection
buttons
Filter identification
display High CO2PPM
threshold
1
LCD touch
screen display
shows real-time
cab pressure,
CO2level, alarm
levels, and filter
type(s).
CO2sensor inlet
vents on top and
bottom of unit.
Electrical cable with
Deutsch connector for
DC voltage connection
for 12/24 VDC
systems.
MAIN MODULE - MONITOR
(in cab)
AMBIENT PRESSURE SENSOR (APS)
(exterior of cab)
Pressure port
Mount APS where
port is protected
from debris build-up.

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Hardware Setup
The system will be set to default values for pressure and CO2alarm thresholds and can be used with no further configuration, but in order to take
advantage of filter life tracking, you will need to go through the Main Menu to select and assign the RESPA filter(s) you are using. You may also
adjust settings to synchronize filter life with your preventative maintenance cycles or debris conditions.
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Section 3: Installation
To enter the Filter Selection Menu:
1. Press the Main Menu button on the main display.
2. The PIN Code Screen will be displayed. Initial PIN
code is 56538. Press the Reset button to reset the
display or press the Home button (on any screen) to
return to the main display.
a. Enter PIN code. (56538)
TIP: If you enter number incorrectly, press
the Reset button to clear entry.
b. Press the Confirm button to enter the Main
Menu Screen.
c. Press the Filter Selection Menu button
to enter the Filter Selection screen.
Mounting
Review General Information on page 5 before starting installation.
The monitor can be mounted at any location inside the operator cab
that is visible to the operator.
When deciding on the location, also take into consideration:
•It is necessary to touch the screen to make changes.
•The power wire must be routed to the machine’s electrical system.
The monitor enclosure is designed with mounting tabs. Use the
mounting tabs to secure the unit with installer-provided hardware.
The APS should be mounted outside the cab, positioned to prevent the
pressure port from collecting debris. An optional mounting kit is
available, described in General Info section on page 5.
NOTES:
•Use of lock washers is suggested. Additionally, double-sided tape
can be used for main module installation.
•If needed, Sy-Klone offers a wiring harness kit (RCF2915) that
includes 20-feet of wire with Deutsch connector, and heat-shrink,
zip-ties, and clamps to secure cable.
Wiring (both units)
The monitor power leads can be connected to any convenient DC
voltage connection point meeting these criteria:
•The supply voltage must be between 10 VDC and 28 VDC.**
•The voltage source is to be switched on/off with the vehicle power.
If the vehicle has a key, make sure the connection point is “ON”
with the key turned to the “on” position and “OFF” with the key in the
“off” position.
•The power lead is to be fused appropriately. A 5A max fuse is
recommended. If an appropriate fused connection point is not
available, an inline fuse can be purchased.**
•The power terminal is a Deutsch 2-pin connector.
•The RED lead is to be connected to (+, pin 1) positive battery
voltage and the BLACK lead is to be connected to (-, pin 2) negative
battery or vehicle ground.**
•The electrical cable can be cut and shortened if desired.
•Secure the wire to the cab in a manner so as to protect the wire.
•The wire can be routed behind the cab panels as desired.
**Failure to follow these instructions can result in non-function or permanent
damage to the monitor.
1 2 3 4 65 7 8 90
Home button Confirm
button
Cancel button
PIN code entry
buttons
PIN code
display
Info button Reset
button
Section 4: Initial Setup
If the system installation is correct, the RESPA Advisor+ system will start when the key is turned on. If it does not, check wiring. A startup screen
with the RESPA Advisor+ logo will appear and fade to the Main Display screen. The Ambient Pressure Sensor (APS) will connect automatically.
You will know it is connected if the Pressure Display background is red, amber, or green. If it is not one of these colors, check Bluetooth settings to
manually connect. (See Bluetooth Settings, page 14). If the APS is connected but color is not red, amber, or green, recalibrate (see page 15).

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Manual Filter Information
There are six assignable filter locations (2-
4, 6-8) that can house any of the listed Sy-
Klone filters. (See page 10)
Location 1 and 5 are reserved for future
features.
Either fresh or recirculation filters can be
installed into these locations. Tracking the
life of each filter can be done through the
Filter Tracking screen. (See page 12)
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Manual Filter Identification
Manual Filter Setup
NOTE: Location 1 and 5 are reserved for future
features.
1. Use the Up/Down Filter Selection button to select the
filter to be installed.
2. Hold the Filter Location button (2-4 or 6-8) to
manually install the selected filter into the install filter
display.
3. The installed filter will then populate in the Installed
Filter display and the filter location will turn black to
indicate a filter has been installed.
4. Press the Confirm button when all selections are
correct and return to the main menu.
To exit without saving changes, press the Main Menu
button or Cancel button to return to the Main Menu
screen, or press the Home button to return to the main
display.
12 345 6 7 8
Selected filter
display
Filter
selection
button
Filter
location
buttons
Home
button Info
button
Main menu
button Cancel
button
Confirm
button
Filter
location
buttons
Assigned filter
display
Reset
button
FEFF218
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12 345 6 7 8
Step 1
Step 2 & 3
REMOVED
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Main Menu Screen
Section 5: User Options
Setting Options
User-specific options can be changed in the Main Menu
screen. To enter the user options, the PIN code must be
entered. The default setting is 56538. (See PIN Code
Setting, page 11)
To enter the Main Menu screen:
1. Press the Main Menu button on the main display.
2. Enter PIN code. (Default: 56538)
If you enter code incorrectly, press Reset button to
clear entry.
3. Press the Confirm button on the PIN Code screen to
enter the Main Menu screen.
Alarm Volume Setting
1. Use the Up/Down Volume button to adjust the alarm volume
or press the Reset button to return the volume to the default
(75% of maximum volume level).
2. Press the Confirm button to confirm any changes and return
to the main menu screen.
To exit without saving changes, press the Main Menu button or
Cancel button to return to the Main Menu screen, or press the
Home button to return to the main display.
200
1000
1
000
20
CO
2
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Main
menu
button
1 2 3 4 65 7 8 90
Confirm button
Reset button
Home
button
Confirm
button
Cancel
button
Adjust
volume
button
Volume
display
Home
button
Reset
button
Main
menu
button
Pa
H
2
O
0000
CO
2
Alarm menu
Pressure unit
selection menu
Home button
Info button Bluetooth menu Data logging menu
CO2setpoint menu
PIN code menu
Filter selection
menu Filter life menu
Pressure setpoint
menu

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Pressure Units of Measure Setting
Press either the Pascal button or Inches of H2O button to select the
unit of measure for the alarm thresholds and real-time pressure
display. Note: Selected unit will highlight in green. After selecting
units, you will be returned to the Main Menu screen.
Pressure Alarm Setting
1. Use the Up/Down Alarm Threshold buttons to adjust
the low and high alarm levels or press the Reset button
to return the pressure setting to the original settings
(Low alarm – 20 Pa @ 3 sec, High alarm – 200 Pa @ 6
sec).
2. Use the Up/Down Alarm Time buttons to adjust the
low and high time to alarm values (seconds).
3. Press the Confirm button to save changes and return
to the main menu.
To exit without saving changes, press the Main Menu
button or Cancel button to return to the Main Menu screen,
or press the Home button to return to the main display.
Filter Life Setting
By default, the filter life is set to a pre-determined number of hours
based on filter type (see next page), but can be altered to suit the
conditions on your job site or to fit your preventative maintenance
cycle by following the steps below.
1. Use the Up/Down Filter Selection buttons to select the
installed filter you would like to adjust.
2. Use the Up/Down Adjust Hours buttons to adjust the filter life
(hours). The maximum allowable time is determined by filter
type. (See Filter Identification Specifications, next page)
3. If you wish to restore default value, press the Reset button to
return the filter life hours to maximum allowed.
4. Press the Confirm button to save changes and return to the
main menu.
To exit without saving changes, press the Main Menu button or
Cancel button to return to the Main Menu screen, or press the
Home button to return to the main display.
NOTES: Filter Life can only be adjusted once. If you wish to adjust again, the filter must be removed and selected again. (See Manual Filter Setup
Section, page 7) Use the Filter Life Menu screen to reset the hours used after manual filter replacement. (See Replacing the Filter, page 14)
20
3
Pa
sec
200
6
Pa
sec
Low alarm delay
(in seconds)
Home
button
Confirm
button
LOW PRESSURE
High alarm
threshold
Low alarm
threshold
High alarm delay
(in seconds)
Pressure
units
Main menu
button
HIGH PRESSURE
Info button
Reset
button Cancel
button
1000
 FEFF208
 PF F9
MERV16
Reset
button
Adjust
hours
Home
button Confirm
button
Info
button
Filter life
(in hours)
Filter
selection
button
Main menu
button
Selected
filter type
Cancel
button
inH2O
Pa H
2
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Filter Identification Specifications
Note:Actualfilterlifemayvary.Additionalstepsshouldbetakentomonitorgasexposure.Useappropriatereplacementinterval.
Sy‐KloneRESPA®FreshandRecirculatedFilters
Part
Number Description
DisplayInformation MaximumFilter
LifeSetting(Hours)
FilterType FilterLength PartNumber
FEFF108 StandardLength,F9/MERV16,FreshAir,
PortedFilter PFF9/MERV16 STD FEFF108 750
FEFF109 ExtendedLength,F9/MERV16,FreshAir,
PortedFilter PFF9/MERV16 EXTD FEFF109 1000
FEFF110 StandardLength,H13/HEPA,RecircAir,
ClosedFilter PFH13/HEPA STD FEFF110 500
FEFF111 StandardLength,F9/MERV16,RecircAir,
ClosedFilter PFF9/MERV16 STD FEFF111 750
FEFF112 ExtendedLength,F9/MERV16,RecircAir,
ClosedFilter PFF9/MERV16 EXTD FEFF112 1000
FEFF113 ExtendedLength,PFH13/HEPA,RecircAir,
ClosedFilter PFH13/HEPA EXTD FEFF113 750
FEFF118 StandardLength,H13/HEPA,FreshAir,
PortedFilter PFH13/HEPA STD FEFF118 500
FEFF119 ExtendedLength,PFH13/HEPA,FreshAir,
PortedFilter PFH13/HEPA EXTD FEFF119 750
FEFF120 StandardLength,F9/MERV16,RecircAir,
LouveredFilter PFF9/MERV16 STD FEFF120 750
FEFF122 StandardLength,H13/HEPA,RecircAir,
LouveredFilter PFH13/HEPA STD FEFF122 500
FEFF208 StandardLength,F9/MERV16,FreshAir,
PortedFilter PFF9/MERV16 STD FEFF208 750
FEFF209 ExtendedLength,F9/MERV16,FreshAir,
PortedFilter PFF9/MERV16 EXTD FEFF209 1000
FEFF210 StandardLength,H13/HEPA,RecircAir,
ClosedFilter PFH13/HEPA STD FEFF210 500
FEFF211 StandardLength,F9/MERV16,RecircAir,
ClosedFilter PFF9/MERV16 STD FEFF211 750
FEFF212 ExtendedLength,F9/MERV16,RecircAir,
ClosedFilter PFF9/MERV16 EXTD FEFF212 1000
FEFF213 ExtendedLength,PFH13/HEPA,RecircAir,
ClosedFilter PFH13/HEPA EXTD FEFF213 750
FEFF218 StandardLength,H13/HEPA,FreshAir,
PortedFilter PFH13/HEPA STD FEFF218 500
FEFF219 ExtendedLength,PFH13/HEPA,FreshAir,
PortedFilter PFH13/HEPA EXTD FEFF219 750
FEFF220 StandardLength,F9/MERV16,RecircAir,
LouveredFilter PFF9/MERV16 STD FEFF220 750
FEFF222 StandardLength,H13/HEPA,RecircAir,
LouveredFilter PFH13/HEPA STD FEFF222 500
FEFF130 ExtendedLength,ABEK1P3HEPA,Fresh
Air,PortedFilter ABEK1P3HEPA EXTD FEFF130 250
FEFF131 StandardLength,OdorHEPA,FreshAir,
PortedFilter ODORHEPA STD FEFF131 500
FEFF132 ExtendedLength,OdorHEPA,FreshAir,
PortedFilter ODORHEPA EXTD FEFF132 750
Custom Custom Custom 1000
The RESPA Advisor+ includes manual filter tracking for better insight on when to change your fresh or recirculated air filter. Below are the default settings for
Sy-Klone RadialSHIELD®particulate, gas, and odor filters. To accommodate future filter releases, a CUSTOM filter option is included. For additional information on
modifying default hours or setting a filter life for the CUSTOM filter selection, see page 9.

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CO2Alarm Threshold Setting
1. Use the Up/Down Primary Alarm Threshold buttons to
adjust the CO2PPM alarm level for the primary alarm
(Sy-Klone recommends setting the primary CO2 alarm at the
ambient CO2 level + 400 PPM).
2. The secondary CO2alarm is not adjustable (Occupational
Exposure Limit has been determined to be 2500 PPM). The
interval at which the secondary CO2 alarm can be silenced
can be adjusted between 0 - 10 minutes using the Up/Down
Secondary Alarm Interval buttons.
3. Press the Reset button to return the primary PPM alarm
level to 1000 PPM and secondary alarm interval to 10
minutes.
4. Press the Confirm button to confirm any changes and return
to the Main Menu screen.
To exit without saving changes, press the Main Menu button or
Cancel button to return to the Main Menu screen, or press the
Home button to return to the main display.
PIN Code Setting
To reset the current PIN code:
1. From the main display screen, press the Main Menu button.
2. Enter 999999999 (nine 9’s) in the settings PIN Code screen.
3. Press the Confirm button to enter the Main Menu and create a new 5-digit PIN code in the PIN
Code Menu.
To create a new PIN code:
NOTE: Only 5-digit PIN codes can be created and saved.
1. Enter the current PIN code to access the Main Menu.
2. Press the PIN Code Menu button. Then enter a new 5-digit PIN code.
3. Press the Confirm button. The PIN code will be saved as the new PIN code.
To enter the Main Menu screen, the
PIN code must be entered. (see
Hardware Setup, page 6) The default
PIN code is 56538. The existing PIN
code of 5-digits can be altered through
the PIN Code Menu.
1 2 3 4 65 7 8 90
PIN code
display
Confirm button
Home button
Code entry
buttons
Setting screen
button
Cancel button
Reset button
Info
button
1000
2500
1CO
2
2
PPM
CO
2
PPM
10
min
Secondary
alarm interval
Home
button
Confirm button
Primary CO2alarm threshold
Reset
button
Main
menu
button
Info
screen
button
Cancel
button
Adjust
secondary alarm
interval
Adjust primary
CO2threshold
buttons
Secondary CO2
alarm threshold
(non-adjustable)

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Section 6: User Operation
Filter Identification
The Filter Identification display will show the filter
information for the filter installed. Use the Up/Down
Filter Selection buttons to view the filter information
for any other filters installed.
Alarm Status
The RESPA Advisor+ System will change display colors
to visually alert the user for warnings as well as alarm
situations. The audible alarm will sound under alarm
situations if active.
Filter Life Tracking Screen
•Press Filter Identification display on the Home
screen to enter Filter Life screen. The maximum filter
life hours are determined by the filter type. (See Filter
Identification Specifications, page 10)
•The filter life bar will diminish from right to left.
•All installed filters can be viewed by using the
Up/Down Filter Selection buttons.
•Press the Home button to return to the main display.
200
1000
1
000
20
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Filter selection
buttons
Filter identification
display
Good Warn Alarm
SilenceAlarm
Button
FEFF208
PF F9
MERV16
750
1
Filter-life
hours
remaining
Home
button
Filter
identification
display
Filter
selection
buttons
Filter
housing
number
Confirm
button
Main menu
button
Cancel
button
Info
button

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Pressure Warning and Alarm
•When the pressure reduces to 10% (of the range) above the set
low-pressure alarm threshold, the cab pressure level display color will
change to amber.
•When the pressure level reaches the set low-pressure alarm threshold, the
cab pressure level display will change color to red and the alarm will sound.
•If the pressure increases to 10% (of the range) below the set high-pressure
alarm threshold, the cab pressure level display color will change to amber.
•If the pressure level reaches the set high-pressure alarm threshold, the cab
pressure level display will change color to red and the alarm will sound.
•The alarm condition will remain until the pressure returns to within the alarm
thresholds or the monitor is reset (cycled off/on).
•The audible alarm can be muted. (See Muting the Alarm, page 14)
CO2Warning and Alarm
•When the CO2level increases to 10% (of the range) below the set primary
CO2alarm threshold, the CO2PPM level display color will change to
amber.
•If the CO2PPM level reaches the set primary CO2PPM alarm threshold,
the CO2PPM level display will change color to red and the alarm will
sound.
•The alarm condition will remain until the CO2PPM level returns to within
the primary alarm threshold or the monitor is reset (cycled off/on).
•The audible alarm generated by the primary set CO2PPM alarm threshold
can be muted. (See Muting the Alarm, page 14)
•If the CO2PPM level reaches 2500 PPM, the secondary, non-adjustable
CO2PPM alarm will sound, and it is only able to be muted for a set interval
between 0-10 minutes until cab conditions return to within thresholds.
Filter Life Warning and Alarm
•When the filter life hours decrease to 20% of the maximum filter life
hours remaining, the filter identification display will change color to
amber.
•If the filter life hours reach the maximum filter life hours, the filter
identification display will change color to red and the alarm will sound.
•The alarm condition will remain until the expired filter(s) is replaced.
(See Replacing the Filter, page 14)
•The audible alarm can be muted. (See Muting the Alarm, page 14)
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Alarm Color Codes
•Green: Below limit, up to 89% of
set primary CO2 threshold
•Amber: 90% to 99% of set
primary CO2threshold
•Red: At or above primary CO2
threshold
Alarm Color Codes
•Green: Inside of set permissible limits
•Amber: 10% above set low-pressure
threshold or 10% below set
high-pressure threshold
•Red: At or outside of the set low or
high threshold
Alarm Color Codes
•Green: 21% to 100% of filter life remaining
•Amber: 20% or less of filter life remaining
•Red: No filter life remaining

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Replacing the Filter
•Replace filter(s) per standard operating procedure.
•Go to Filter Selection Screen, page 7, to remove and reassign the filter.
This will restore filter life to 100% and set filter-life hours to default maximum
value.
1. Set left Selected Filter Display to REMOVED.
2. Press filter housing number of filter that was replaced until
REMOVED and filter housing number show on the Installed Filter
Display.
3. Press Confirm button, then press Filter Selection Menu button
on Main Menu to reassign new filter.
4. Filter housing is now available to reassign filter type following the
steps on page 7.
•If you wish to change the filter-life hours after reassigning the filter, see the
Filter Life Setting screen, page 9.
Muting the Alarm
•During active alarm conditions, the Alarm button will change to the Silence
Alarm button.
•Press the Silence Alarm button to silence the audible alarm.
•The Silence Alarm button will remain until the alarm condition is resolved.
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Bluetooth Setting
If the background of the Pressure Display on the
main display is not showing Red, Amber, or Green,
the APS has not connected.
Reconnecting Instructions:
1. To restart, cycle power to the RESPA Advisor+.
2. If the APS does not connect after 30 sec, press
the Scan button to scan for available devices.
3. An APS should appear in the Scanned Devices
display. Press the Connect button.
4. Press the Up/Down Connected Devices
buttons. The APS should now show in the
Connected Devices display.
NOTE: If the RESPA Advisor+ still cannot be connected to
an Ambient Pressure Sensor (APS), contact Sy-Klone at
[email protected].
Connected Devices
Scanned Devices
Disconnect a
connected
device
Select
connected
device
List of connected devices
Connect
selected
device
Select
available
device
Confirm
button
Cancel
button
Main menu
button
Info button
Home
button
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Confirm button
(erase logs)
Cancel button
Main menu
button
Info button
Home
button Reset
button
List of data sampling
intervals
Select
data sampling
interval
Download
logs
button
Data Logging Interval Setting
To access the Data Logging screen, press the
Data logging button on the Main Menu.
1. Use the Up/Down Data Sampling Interval
buttons to adjust the interval at which samples
are logged. NOTE: Selecting one second
intervals will give you a log of approximately one
hour, ten second intervals will give you a log of
approximately 10 hours, etc.
2. Press the Reset button to return the data
sampling interval to 10 seconds.
3. Press the Confirm button to confirm any
changes and return to the Main Menu screen.
NOTE: If you press the Confirm button, all
previous logging will be erased.
Data Logging Download
Please visit www.sy-klone.com/RAinfo or scan the QR code provided in the information screen for
instructions on how to access to the Sy-Klone phone application.
1. On the monitor, press the Download Logs button to allow the Sy-Klone phone application to
connect to the RESPA Advisor+.
2. Follow the prompts within the Sy-Klone phone application to download the logs to your mobile
device.
3. Press the Home button to return to the main display.
4. Press the Main Menu button to return to the Main Menu screen.
NOTE: Pressing the Confirm button will erase all previous logs.
Recalibrating the Monitor
If you are seeing erratic readings, or if you open the cab door and the pressure does not drop to zero, it is time to recalibrate the
monitor.
To recalibrate the RESPA Advisor+:
1. Press the Main Menu button on the main display.
2. The PIN Code Screen will be displayed.
a. Enter the six-digit recalibration PIN code. (777779)
TIP: If you enter number incorrectly, press the Reset button to clear entry.
b. Press the Confirm button to restart and recalibrate the monitor.