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User Manual M071021 July 2012 Issue 1 Multi-function Flue Gas Analyser Tel: +44 (0) 870 428 0075 Fax: 870 428 0076 [email protected] www.anton-group.com +44 (0) Anton Group Tel: +44 (0) 870 428 0075 ANTON V2.2 i1.05 Safety information: •� Read and understand all instructions in the operation section of this manual before use. •� Do not substitute components as this may impair safety and invalidate warranty. •� Observe all warnings and instructions marked on the unit and within this manual. •� If this product is not working properly, read the trouble- shooting guide or call Anton. •� Ensure qualified service personnel change sensors and provide maintenance and calibration. Additional information: Sprint is designed to support the working practices defined in British Standard BS7967 and the Design Standards EN50379, BS7927 for flue gas analysers. It is highly recommended that users are fully conversant with BS7967 when using a flue gas analyser for servicing or installing a boiler system. Sprint offers a timed let-by/tightness test in accordance with the UK's Institute of Gas Engineers' procedure IGE/11/ UP/1B. Performing CO measurements When performing any CO measurements ensure the unit is zeroed in clean air in accordance with British Standard BS7967. A suitable location for sampling clean air will be outside of the building where the boiler system is installed. 1. Repair of this equipment and gas sensor replacement shall be carried out by the manufacturer or certified service centre in accordance with the applicable code of practice. 2. If the equipment is likely to come into contact with aggressive substances, then it is the responsibility of the user to take suitable precautions that prevent it from being adversely affected. 3. The equipment is designed for use in ambient tempera- tures in the range -10°C to +50°C and should not be used outside this range 4. Use only charger(s) supplied by Telegan/Anton. 5. Use only the appropriate Telegan/Anton supplied cables for connection to the sockets on the instrument. © Copyright Telegan Gas Monitoring 2012. All rights are reserved. No part of the document may be photo- copied, reproduced, or translated to another language without the prior written consent of Telegan Gas Monitoring Publication number: M071021 First edition: July 2012 Summary of Screen Icons þ Select, pick or action é Up item or entry ê Down item or entry ç Left field è Right field P=0 Zero pressure u Start (Pressure & CO Room Safety tests)  Stop (Pressure & CO Room Safety tests) ¢tt Restart (Restart timer) ü Yes, pass or done û No or fail or cancel Purge icon Hold / pause readings T2 T1 Select temp 1 (flow) (Differential Temperature test) T2 T1 Select temp 2 (return) (Differential Temperature test) < Save log Print Send XML report to Bluetooth® (eVo3 only) Serial communications with PC in pro- gress – please wait Delete > Darker contrast > Lighter contrast –– Restore default contrast –+ Edit value + Increment value – Decrement value Decrement through character list (String edit) Increment through character list (String edit) Logging busy CO Alarm η Select Net/Gross/NetHE Efficiency Bluetooth® is a trademark owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and licensed to Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd Contents Sprint eVo Multi-function Flue Gas Analyser .........................2 Unpacking ..............................................................................................2 Overview ................................................................................................3 Probe connections ..................................................................................4 Quickstart Guide ...................................................................5 I. Operation ........................................................................14 1.1 Menu and operator button overview ..............................................14 II. Setting Up .....................................................................16 2.1 Configuration Options ...................................................................16 III. Battery Charging ............................................................19 Charging the batteries ..........................................................................19 IV. Maintenance and calibration ..........................................20 4.1 Unit ................................................................................................20 4.2 Water trap ......................................................................................20 V. Specification ...................................................................21 VI. Accessories and spare parts ...........................................23 Accessory list ........................................................................................23 VII. Logging ........................................................................24 VIII. Printing and Data Transfer ............................................25 IX. Troubleshooting guide ...................................................26 Appendix I: Carbon Monoxide Room Safety Tests ...............28