Power On. OTIS OI-315 TOCSIN3
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OTIS OI-315 TOCSIN3 personal monitor is a safety device designed to detect toxic gas in ambient air and alert you with visual, vibrating, and audible alarms. It features adjustable alarm set points, data logging, user-replaceable sensor, LCD display with LED backlight, and is water/dust proof. Wear it on your person in the field to continuously monitor for gas exposure and ensure your safety.
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Power On
To power on the device, press and hold the green power button for approximately three seconds.
When powered on, the device will vibrate, flash, and sound an audible alarm to verify that those features are active. After a 10 second countdown, a “V” icon will flash on the display screen and the current level of measured gas in ambient air will be shown.
When in Gas Detection Mode (Normal Operating Mode), the “V” icon will disappear
(after blinking several times).
NOTE: In the event that stabilization of the device fails, Gas
Measure Mode will not be entered. Instead, a blinking “X” will appear on the display screen. The “X” indicates that calibration of the sensor, or aftercare of the instrument, is required.
Power Off
To power off the device, press and hold the green power button for approximately three seconds. The display screen will countdown the number of seconds remaining until the device is “OFF.”
NOTE: If the green power button is pressed while the device is not in Gas
Measure Mode, or if the green power button is not held down for the required amount of time for powering off the device, the device will remain on.
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Table of contents
- 2 Product Overview
- 5 Introduction
- 5 Complete System Diagram
- 5 Complete System
- 6 LCD Display Symbols
- 7 Power On
- 7 Power Off
- 8 Basic Operation
- 8 Gas Measure Mode
- 8 LCD Backlight On/Off
- 8 Viewing Date and Time
- 9 Setting Date and Time
- 10 Alarms and Indicators
- 10 Setting Alarms
- 10 Default Alarm Set Points
- 11 Alarm Displays
- 11 Alarm Indicators
- 11 Returning to Normal Operating Mode Following a Low Alarm
- 12 Returning to Normal Operating Mode Following a High Alarm
- 12 Indication of Peak Value and STEL / TWA Value
- 12 Battery Notifications
- 13 Data Logging (Alarm Data)
- 14 Fresh Air Calibration
- 15 Standard Gas Calibration
- 17 Battery Replacement
- 18 Sensor Element Replacement
- 20 User Notice
- 20 Approval Label Notes
- 21 Specifications