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ENMET EX-6100 Series User Manual

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EX-6100

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11.2.6 E : 6 – Decimal Places

The number of decimal places that are used to display the detected gas levels can be changed via this menu option.

From the menu system select menu option: E: 6 and press ENTER.

Using the NEXT and PREVIOUS buttons, select the required number of decimal places.

Press ENTER.
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: Pressing MENU instead of ENTER will exit the menu without changing the number of decimal places to which the

gas level will be displayed.

Press MENU to close the menu system.

Note that when the sensor type is first selected, the optimum number of decimal places for a given sensor type and range is
automatically selected. Increasing the number of decimal places to which detected gas levels are displayed does not increase the
sensitivity or accuracy of the instrument and in some cases may degrade the instruments perceived stability.

11.2.7 E : 7 – Firmware Version

The Firmware version is displayed in the form X.Xyy, where X is numerical and y is a letter.

Press MENU to close the menu system.

11.2.8 E : 8 – Sensor Selection

This menu option allows the sensor type to be selected. The available sensor options are listed below:

Table 4: EX-6100 Sensor Selections

OPTION

TYPE

RANGE

COMMENTS

PELL

Pellistor

0-100%LEL

General hydro carbons

tc1

Pellistor

0-100%Vol

Methane

NCH4

Pellistor

0-100%LEL

Linearised Methane

NH2

Pellistor

0-100%LEL

Linearised Hydrogen

The sensor type is selected as follows:

From the menu system select menu option: E: 8 and press ENTER.

Using the NEXT and PREVIOUS buttons, select the required sensor.

Press ENTER.
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: Pressing ENTER while in menu option E: 8 will reset the factory defaults for the displayed sensor. A calibration

must be performed even if the sensor type was not changed.

Press MENU to close the menu system.

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: It is important that the sensor selected via this menu option corresponds to the sensor that is installed. Incorrect settings here

may result in the inability of the instrument to detect gas.

11.2.9 E : 9 – Engineer diagnostics

This feature is a view-only feature. No configuration changes are possible from within this menu.

The information is for use of

ENMET

Corporation personnel.

From the menu system select menu option: E: 9 and press ENTER.

Using the NEXT button, display the required setting. The displayed values are as follows:

E : 90

Gas level

E : 93

Active sensor A to D counts

Press MENU to close the menu system.

11.2.10 E : 12 – Cross reference

Contact

ENMET

Corporation before entering this menu option.

This option is used to allow the user to calibrate the sensor with a commonly available gas (e.g. methane or propane) but use the unit to detect
a different gas (e.g. methanol or acetone etc.). This is achieved by adjusting the cross-reference factor according to the difference in signal
that is detected for the calibration gas compared to the target gas.

Select menu mode E:12 and press ENTER.

Using the UP and DOWN buttons set the required cross-reference factor as required.

Press ENTER to store the new value, Pressing MENU instead of ENTER aborts the feature.

Press MENU to return the instrument to its standard mode of operation.

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:

the default setting of 1.00 is used – no cross sensitivity to target gas.

Contact

ENMET

Corporation for details.