1. Purpose
This document outlines the calibration procedure for the HGS-100 NH₃ (GTD-2000Tx) Ammonia Gas Detector, ensuring accurate detection and proper functionality.
2. Required Tools and Equipment
- Calibration Gas (Zero and Span Gas)
- Magnetic Wand (for menu navigation)
- Multimeter (if needed)
- 6mm OD Tubing
- HGS-100C Control Unit
3. Calibration Procedure
Step 1: Enter Calibration Mode
- On the HGS-100C Control Unit, navigate to the menu:
- F4.UTIL → F1.DT.MOD → F2.DT.CAL → Input password (1234) → Enter detector number → Press "↵".
2. Select the corresponding detector number for NH₃ Gas Detector:
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- No.5: NH₃ Gas Detector
Step 2: Zero Calibration
1. Touch the FUNC switch with the magnet bar for over 2 seconds to enter PASSWORD MODE.
2. Touch FUNC again to enter Menu Selection Mode.
3. Use ▲ or ▼ to select CALIBRA. MODE, then press FUNC to confirm.
4. Select ZERO and press FUNC to enter Zero Calibration Mode.
5. Use ▲ or ▼ to select YES, then press FUNC.
6. Once the reading stabilizes, press FUNC. The LCD will display "ZERO GAS SUCCESS" for over 2 seconds, then transition to CAL DATA MODE.
Step 3: Span Calibration
1. Use ▲ or ▼ to select SPAN, then press FUNC to enter Span Calibration Mode.
2. Use ▲ or ▼ to select YES, then press FUNC.
3.Turn the 3-way ball valve to calibration mode and connect the regulator (O.D 6mm tubing).
4. Insert span gas for 2 minutes and wait for stabilization.
5. When the displayed value stabilizes, press FUNC to enter SPAN SET MODE.
6. Adjust the standard gas value using ▲ or ▼.
7. Press FUNC to confirm. The LCD will display "SPAN SET SUCCESS" for over 2 seconds, then transition to CAL DATA MODE.
8. The detector will display the measured value for verification. Press FUNC to proceed.
9. Press RESET to complete the calibration process.
Step 4: Exit Calibration Mode
- Select Exit, Save Configuration on the HGS-100C Control Unit LCD display.
- Press Enter "↵", then press NO key "F4", and confirm with Enter "↵".
- Press RETURN Key "F6" three times repeatedly to exit the menu.
⚠️ Caution: Return all valves to their original position after calibration.
4. Post-Calibration Verification
- Verify that the detector readings are within the expected range.
- Ensure the gas detector alarm thresholds function correctly.
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