Overview
The Fixed Gas Detection System (FGSS - GDS-200) is designed to monitor gas concentration levels in enclosed spaces such as cargo holds and machinery rooms. It provides real-time gas detection, alarm notifications, and system diagnostics to enhance onboard safety.
1. Safety Information (p.6-8)
- Electrical Hazard: Ensure power is disconnected before maintenance.
- Anti-Static Precautions: Handle PCBs with proper grounding.
- Storage Conditions: Keep in dry, protected environments before installation.
2. System Components (p.11-18)
2.1 Gas Detection System
- Up to 100 analog input channels for continuous detection.
- Alarm output: Up to 40 contact outputs with pre-alarm and main alarm settings.
- Power Supply: 24VDC.
- Communication Interfaces: RS-485, CAN, Modbus.
2.2 CPU Module
- Acts as the central processing unit, managing communication with sensors and alarm modules.
- Supports CAN communication for I/O modules.
2.3 Analog Input Module (AI4CH)
- Processes gas concentration data from detectors.
- 4-20mA signal processing for precise gas level measurement.
2.4 Digital Output Module (DO4CH)
- Provides contact signals for alarms and actuator control.
- 4-channel dry contact output.
2.5 Digital Input Module (DI8CH)
- Receives dry contact signals from gas detectors.
- Supports up to 8 channels.
2.6 Display Unit (HMI - HGS-200CD)
- 12.1-inch touchscreen LCD for real-time monitoring.
- Displays gas concentration, alarm status, and system faults.
2.7 Gas Detectors
- CH4, O2, CO2, H2S, and other toxic gas sensors.
- Response Time: <30 seconds.
- Power Supply: 24VDC.
3. System Operation (p.19-24)
3.1 Normal Operation Mode
- The system boots automatically when power is turned on.
- Gas concentration readings are displayed in real-time.
- Alarms activate when gas levels exceed pre-set limits.
3.2 Alarm & Fault Indications
Alarm Type |
Cause |
Display Color |
Pre-Alarm |
Gas concentration approaching limit |
Yellow |
Main Alarm |
Gas level exceeds safety threshold |
Red |
System Fault |
Communication failure or module error |
Magenta |
No Connection Fault |
Sensor disconnected |
Magenta |
4. Configuration & Calibration (p.28-36)
4.1 I/O Settings
- Configure sensor channels, alarm thresholds, and unit settings.
- Modify alarm range settings for each sensor type.
4.2 Calibration
- Zero Range Calibration: Adjusts baseline at 4mA signal.
- Full Range Calibration: Sets 100% scale at 20mA.
- Detector Initialization: Resets calibration to factory settings.
4.3 Alarm & Log Settings
- Logs alarm history, sensor data, and system events.
- Data is stored for analysis and troubleshooting.
5. Troubleshooting & Maintenance (p.37-42)
Issue |
Possible Cause |
Solution |
No Power |
Circuit breaker off |
Check breaker, reset if needed |
No Display |
Faulty power supply |
Replace power unit |
Communication Fault |
Wiring issue |
Verify RS-485 connections |
Gas Sensor Error |
Detector failure |
Replace sensor unit |
Alarm Not Activating |
Configuration error |
Adjust alarm settings |
6. Storage & Handling (p.8)
- Protect components from moisture and static discharge.
- Store gas detectors in dry, dust-free environments.
- Ensure all sensors are properly sealed before installation.
7. Related Documents (p.42)
- Sensepoint XCD Gas Detector Manual
- Searchpoint Optima Plus Gas Detector Manual
- GDS-200 I/O Module Technical Guide
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