Personal Surveyor 200

Auto Bump / Calibration

Station - Handbook
Issue 3

09/10/2013

Part Number: 64192

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REVISION RECORD

Date Issue Description Of Change

01/09/2011 1 New Auto Bump / Calibration

Station Handbook.
22/05/2013 2 Revised to include effect of
CN 6160.
09/10/2013 3 Revised to include effect of
CN 6227.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

LICENCE AGREEMENT i
IMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY i
CALIBRATION Software Licence i
30 DAY LIMITED WARRANTY i
LIMITED WARRANTY i
COPYRIGHT iii
TRADEMARK INFORMATION iii
LIABILITY iii

REVISION RECORD v

INTRODUCTION 1-1
1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1-1

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1.2 AUTO BUMP / CALIBRATION HARDWARE

(6mm. fittings) 1-4
1.3 AUTO BUMP / CALIBRATION HARDWARE
(1/4 in. fittings) 1-5
1.4 ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES 1-5

CONNECT CALIBRATION GAS & POWER

SUPPLY 2-1
2.1 CONNECT CALIBRATION GAS 2-1
2.1.1 Compare Gas Cylinder Label with
Software Configuration 2-2
2.1.2 Connect Gas Cylinder to Auto Bump
/ Cal Station 2-4
2.1.3 Connect Air / Exhaust Tubing to
Auto Bump / Cal Station (if required) 2-6
2.2 CONNECT POWER SUPPLY 2-8

VIEW / RE-CONFIGURE SOFTWARE 3-1

3.1 VIEW / EDIT SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION
3-1
3.1.1 Quick Bump Test 3-5
3.1.2 Full Bump Test (Factory Default) 3-6
3.1.3 Calibration 3-10

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3.1.4 Generate Settings File 3-14

3.2 TRANSFER UPDATED ‘PS200 SETTINGS’
SOFTWARE to AUTO BUMP / CAL STATION
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INSTALL INSTRUMENT IN STATION &

PERFORM BUMP / CALIBRATION 4-1
4.1 INSTALL INSTRUMENT in AUTO BUMP
/ CAL STATION 4-1
4.2 PERFORM BUMP / CALIBRATION 4-6
4.3 REMOVE INSTRUMENT from AUTO
BUMP / CAL STATION 4-11
4.4 AUTO BUMP / CAL STATION FAULT
INDICATION 4-13
Test Error 4-13
Pump Fault 4-13

VIEW / PRINT TEST RESULTS 5-1

5.1 INTRODUCTION 5-1
5.2 DOWNLOAD TEST RESULTS 5-2
5.3 VIEW / PRINT TEST RESULTS 5-4
Test Results: 5-6

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Generated Certificates: 5-11

Certificate Content 5-12
Include Company Logo 5-13
Generated Certificate Files 5-14

FIT MOUNTING BRACKET A-1

1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION A-1
1.2 FIT MOUNTING BRACKET A-2
1.3 ATTACH STATION to WORKBENCH
/ DAISY CHAIN OPTION A-3

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INTRODUCTION

Fig. 1-1 PS200 Series Auto Bump / Calibration Station

1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The GMI Personal Surveyor 200 (PS200) Series Auto
Bump / Calibration Station provides the user with a quick,
easy and reliable method of ensuring that PS200 series
instruments are correctly calibrated where company policy
dictates. Equipment does not have to be taken out of
service for extended time periods while testing is
undertaken.

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The Auto Bump / Calibration Station can be used for:

• A ‘Quick’ Bump Test, approximately 15 seconds
gas duration, to verify that the instrument alarms will
activate when the alarm setpoints are reached.
• A ‘Full’ Bump Test (factory default), approximately 60
seconds gas duration, performs a full Bump Test of
alarm setpoints and sensor response. This is followed
up with an automatic calibration of failed gas ranges,
if applicable.
• A Full Calibration of the instrument, approximately 60
seconds gas duration.
The unit can be free standing on a workbench, or
alternatively, secured to the workbench individually or in
daisy chain fashion using the mounting bracket and
screws supplied with the unit. Refer to APPENDIX-A for
fitting instructions.
Power is supplied to the rear of the unit via a 12V Universal
Power Supply Unit (PSU) supplied with the unit. A 12V
Vehicle Power Supply is available as an accessory.
Gas is connected to the clearly marked inlet adaptor at
the rear of the unit. An integral pump automatically draws
gas into the instrument for bump / calibration operation.
The user simply inserts the PS200 instrument to be tested
into the Auto Bump / Calibration Station, then closes the
cover initiating the automatic testing process.
The Auto Bump / Calibration Station uses a traffic light
system to display progress / result and thus provides the
user with a clear indication of whether the PS200 meets
selected parameters.
i.e. LED 1 (Green) = ON (power)
LED 2 (Orange) = TEST (in progress)
LED 3 (Green) = PASS
LED 4 (Red) = FAIL

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Note: The ‘PASS’ or ‘FAIL’ LED’s indicate the overall result.

If any doubt exists about the obtained result, please
contact GMI.

GMI ‘PS200 Settings’ Software is a Windows™ based

‘stand alone’ application that allows the user to edit test
parameters and view and / or print test results.
This software will run on any PC / Laptop with Windows
XP™, Windows Vista™, or Windows 7™ (32bit or 64bit)
software installed. (Net Framework 2.0 or higher may
also be required on early Windows XP™ operating
systems).
Both the Auto Bump / Calibration Station and the USB
memory stick are supplied from GMI with necessary
‘PS200 Settings’ software installed. This pre-installed
software is configured to factory default parameters as
detailed in the following chapters. The software
configuration parameters can be edited via PC or Laptop
then the settings file transferred to the Auto Bump /
Calibration Station using the USB memory stick supplied.
The software provides a full audit trail of tested
instruments and the resulting data is retained in the station
memory until downloaded to the USB memory stick,
supplied by GMI, before being transferred to any
compatible PC / Laptop for long term storage, review, and
/ or printing. The instrument ‘Cal Due’ date is also updated
on successful completion of calibration. A Calibration
Certificate can also be generated automatically after
successful completion of instrument testing.
A permanent PC connection is provided via mini-USB socket
at the rear of the Auto Bump / Calibration Station. An
ethernet socket is also provided at the rear of the unit to
allow results to be gathered over a network. Both of
these options require ‘flexiCal Plus’ software package,
available from GMI.

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Note: PS200 Bump / Calibration Software is only one part

of the requirement in terms of calibration and maintenance
of a PS200 portable gas detector. Gases, delivery and
trained personnel are all of equal or even greater
importance.

The Auto Bump / Calibation Station can also be used to

charge the instrument while power supply is connected.
This is indicated as a flashing battery symbol and
‘CHARGING’ on the instrument display. Charging will take
up to 4 hours to complete. On completion, a full battery
symbol and ‘CHARGING COMPLETE’ is displayed.
The instrument will not be damaged if left in Auto Bump /
Calibration Station after charging.

1.2 AUTO BUMP / CALIBRATION HARDWARE

(6mm. fittings)
• The Auto Bump / Calibration Station (GMI Part No.
64052) includes 12V output Universal Power Supply
Unit (PSU), and USB Memory Stick with GMI ‘PS200
Settings’ software pre-installed.
• A Test Gas Kit (GMI Part No. 64060) is available as an
accessory and is supplied complete with Combi Test
Gas Cylinder (containing a mixture of 2.5% CH4 ,
500ppm CO, 50ppm H2S, 18%O2 and balance N2), On
Demand Gas Flow Regulator and Tubing.

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1.3 AUTO BUMP / CALIBRATION HARDWARE

(1/4 in. fittings)
• The Auto Bump / Calibration Station (GMI Part No.
64052Q) includes Adaptor Kit, 12V output Universal
Power Supply Unit (PSU), and USB Memory Stick with
GMI ‘PS200 Settings’ software pre-installed.
• A Test Gas Kit (GMI Part No. 64060) is available as
an accessory and is supplied complete with Combi
Test Gas Cylinder (containing a mixture of 2.5% CH4,
500ppm CO, 50ppm H2S, 18%O2 and balance N2), On
Demand Gas Flow Regulator and Tubing.

1.4 ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES

• Combi Test Gas Cylinder (GMI Part No. 99146)
containing a mixture of 2.5% CH4, 500ppm CO, 50ppm
H2S, 18%O2 and balance N2. This cylinder is supplied
in Test Gas Kit(s) above.
• On Demand Gas Flow Regulator (GMI Part No. 99118).
This regulator is supplied in Test Gas Kit(s) above.
• 1.0 metre Tygon® tubing complete with 6mm. adaptor
(GMI Part No. 64265).
• Adaptor Kit (GMI Part No. 67305) 6mm. to 1/ 4 in.
adaptor x 3.

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CONNECT CALIBRATION GAS & POWER SUPPLY

2.1 CONNECT CALIBRATION GAS

Gas is supplied to the Auto Bump / Calibration Station from
the Combi Test Gas Cylinder (GMI Part No. 99146) via an
On Demand Flow Regulator (GMI Part No. 99118) and
Tygon ® tubing complete with adaptor (GMI Part No.
64265).

Fig. 2-1 Calibration Gas Setup

The above three items are available as a Test Gas Kit
(GMI Part No. 64060).

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2.1.1 Compare Gas Cylinder Label with Software

Configuration
First of all, make sure that the cylinder is not older than
the ‘use by’ date on the label illustrated in Fig. 2-2.
Make sure that the cylinder contains enough gas to
complete the bump test / calibration. The pressure gauge
on the Regulator Valve, after fitting, gives a clear indication
of this.
When applying gas to the instrument via the Auto Bump /
Cal Station, it is important that the gas concentrations
listed on the cylinder label are consistent with the current
software configuration downloaded from the USB memory
stick to the Auto Bump / Cal Station.
As illustrated in Fig. 2-2, the cylinder gas concentrations
can be easily found on the cylinder label.

Fig. 2-2 Gas Cylinder Label

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The concentrations, illustrated in Fig. 2-2, should be

consistent with Auto Bump / Cal Station installed software
configuration window, as illustrated in Fig. 2-3.

Fig. 2-3 Software Configuration

After comparing gas values between Cylinder Gas Label

and Software Configuration, when consistent, proceed
to next paragraph.
If inconsistent, refer to Chapter 3 to update software
configuration then download updated configuration to Auto
Bump / Calibration Station.

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2.1.2 Connect Gas Cylinder to Auto Bump / Cal

Station
Connect the On Demand Regulator Valve to the gas cylinder
by screwing the valve firmly into the top of the cylinder,
as illustrated in Fig. 2-4. Fitting is simplified by pressing
the valve on to the cylinder with one hand and turning the
cylinder with the other. Care must be taken not to over-
tighten the valve.

Fig. 2-4 Attach Regulator Valve to Gas Cylinder

Connect the barbed adaptor, supplied with the station, to

the other end of the tubing, then push the adaptor into the
‘GAS’ inlet adaptor fitting on the rear of the Auto Bump /
Cal Station, as illustrated in Fig. 2-5.
Note: 6mm o/d tubing (not supplied), connects directly
into the ‘GAS’ inlet adaptor fitting on the rear of
the station.

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For 1/4 in. o/d tubing (not supplied), an adaptor kit

(6mm. to 1/4 in.) is available as an accessory and
supplied as a pack of 3 (Part No.64085). The
adaptor is fitted, as illustrated in Fig. 2-6, before
connecting tubing.

2-5 Connect Gas Tubing Adaptor to Station

2-6 Fit 6mm. to 1/4 in. Adaptors (if required)

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2.1.3 Connect Air / Exhaust Tubing to Auto Bump /

Cal Station (if required)
If the Auto Bump / Calibration Station is located in a poorly
ventilated area, it is recommended that tubing is connected
to both ‘AIR’ inlet and ‘EXHAUST’ outlet adaptors on the
rear face of the station using barbed adaptors supplied
with the station.
GMI recommend the use of an ‘AIR’ in-line filter, also
supplied with the station. The (in-line filter) barbed adaptor
is a push fit in the ‘AIR’ inlet adaptor on the rear face of
the station, as illustrated in Fig. 2-7.
Air inlet tubing, from the in-line filter, can be routed to the
nearest window for the supply of fresh air.
Note: 6mm o/d tubing (not supplied), connects directly
into the ‘AIR’ or ‘Exhaust’ adaptor fitting on the
rear of the station.
For 1/4 in. o/d tubing (not supplied), an adaptor kit
(6mm. to 1/4 in.) is available as an accessory and
supplied as a pack of 3 (Part No.64085). The
adaptor is fitted, as illustrated in Fig. 2-6, before
connecting tubing.
Alternatively, compressed air can be used to supply inlet
air. Note that if this option is adopted, the in-line filter
cannot be used.

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2-7 Connect Air Tubing Adaptor to Station

The ‘EXHAUST’ line, not illustrated, consists of a length of

tubing and a barbed adaptor, supplied with the station.
The barbed adaptor is a push fit in the ‘EXHAUST’ outlet
adaptor on the rear face of the station.
Exhaust tubing can be routed to the nearest window.

Note that inlet and exhaust tubing must be distanced from

each other at end of tubing.

To remove ‘Gas’, ‘Air’ and ‘Exhaust’ adaptors from Auto

Bump / Calibration Station, depress each blue coloured
collar, in turn, to release then withdraw adaptor and tubing.

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2.2 CONNECT POWER SUPPLY

Power is supplied to the Auto Bump / Cal Station via a
Universal AC Power Adaptor (12Vdc output) supplied with
the station.
The plug adaptor is located in the 12Vdc socket on the
rear face of the station, as illustrated in Fig. 2-8.

Fig. 2-8 Connect Power Supply to Station

Locate the Universal Power Adaptor in a mains supply

wall socket then switch mains power ON.
The ‘ON’ LED, on the front face of the station, will illuminate
green, as illustrated in Fig. 2-9.

Fig. 2-9 Station ‘ON’ Indication

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VIEW / RE-CONFIGURE SOFTWARE

3.1 VIEW / EDIT SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

The USB Memory Stick, supplied with the Auto Bump /
Calibration Station, contains the ‘PS200 Settings’ software
in factory default configuration.
To view the default configuration settings, insert the
Memory Stick into an available USB port on your PC /
Laptop.
Depending on operating system running on your PC /
Laptop (i.e. Windows XP™, Windows Vista™ or Windows
7™), one of the following three screens is displayed:

Fig. 3-1 Windows XP™

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Fig. 3-2 Windows Vista™

Fig. 3-3 Windows 7™

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Select ‘Open folder’ to display the contents, as illustrated

in Fig. 3-4

Fig 3-4 USB Contents Folder

Note that a shortcut to both Handbook, and the Quick
Operation Guide (as included in Auto Bump / Cal Station
package), can be accessed from this window. Adobe
Acrobat Reader must be installed in your PC / Laptop to
view these files.

To view the factory default configuration settings, select

file from the list of items in Fig. 3-4.
The window, illustrated in Fig. 3-5, is displayed.

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Fig. 3-5 Configuration Window (Default Settings)

There are three available ‘Bump Test / Calibrate’ options:

• Quick Bump Test
• Full Bump Test (with option to calibrate failed ranges)
• Calibration

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3.1.1 Quick Bump Test

A quick bump test provides the user with the option of
verifying that the instrument alarms will activate when
the alarm setpoints are reached. The default quick bump
test time for applying gas is set at 15 seconds when
using the GMI Test Gas Cylinder (Part No. 99146).
To select this option, position the cursor on the adjacent
radio button then left click mouse button to confirm, as
illustrated in Fig. 3-6.

Fig. 3-6 Quick Bump Test Option

If, for any reason, the instrument alarm levels are edited,
there may be a requirement to use a different gas cylinder
and extend the gas delivery duration. If this is the case, a
drop down list of test times (in seconds) is available.

Fig. 3-7 Test Time

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The test times can be set from 15 to 60 seconds, as

illustrated in Fig. 3-7.
To edit test time, position cursor on value required then
left click mouse button to confirm.
3.1.2 Full Bump Test (Factory Default)
This feature is the factory set default option and provides
the user with the ability to perform a full bump test then, if
selected as illustrated in Fig. 3-8, follow up with an
automatic calibration of failed gas ranges, if applicable.

Fig. 3-8 Default Selection

When gas is applied, using the GMI Test Gas Cylinder
(Part No. 99146), for a pre-set 60 seconds and when the
instrument tolerance band listed below, is reached for
each gas range, the Bump / Cal Station will record a ‘Pass’.
The instrument default gas range tolerances are as
follows:
LEL hydrocarbons: 45% to 62%
Oxygen (O2): 18.5% to 17.5%
Carbon Monoxide (CO): 450ppm to 550ppm
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S): 45ppm to 55ppm

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If, for any reason, the calibration gas type is changed or

the instrument alarm levels are edited, there may be a
requirement to use a different gas cylinder type and edit
test gases.
Calibration Gas Type
To change calibration gas type, a drop down list of
calibration gases is available, as illustrated in Fig. 3-9.

Fig. 3-9 Cal Gas Selection

Calibration gases available for selection are as follows:
Butane ; Methane (Default) ; Pentane ; Propane.
To select calibration gas, position the cursor on required
gas type in list, then left click mouse button to confirm.
It is important that the calibration gas type reflects the
instrument configuration.

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Refer to PS200 series Configuration handbook CD-ROM

(GMI Part No. 64193).
Calibration Gas Values
It is important that ‘Testing Gases’ values displayed in
window, illustrated in Fig. 3-10, are consistent with values
displayed on gas cylinder label.

Fig. 3-10 Gas Values

To edit test gas value, use cursor to highlight current gas
value (carbon monoxide in example) then type new value
in window.

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Gas Measurement Units

Gas measurement units for Carbon Monoxide (CO) and
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) can be displayed as either ‘ppm’
(default) or mg/m3. The unit type selected is reflected in
Auto Bump / Cal Station stored data and printed Test /
Calibration Certificate.
To change measurement units, a drop down list is available,
as illustrated in Fig. 3-11.

Fig. 3-11 Measurement Units

Units available for selection are as follows:
ppm (Default) ; mg/m3.
To select measurement type, position the cursor on
required unit type in list, then left click mouse button to
confirm. Selection should match instrument configuration.

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3.1.3 Calibration
This feature provides the user with the option of performing
a full calibration of the instrument.
Gas is applied, using the GMI Test Gas Cylinder (Part No.
99146) for a full 60 seconds and the Auto Bump / Cal
Station will record a ‘Pass’ when the target values, as
listed in ‘Testing Gases’ window illustrated in
Fig. 3-12, are attained.
To select this option, position the cursor on the adjacent
radio button then left click mouse button to confirm, as
illustrated in Fig. 3-12.

Fig. 3-12 Calibration Option

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If, for any reason, the calibration gas type is changed or

the instrument alarm levels are edited, there may be a
requirement to use a different gas cylinder type and edit
test gases.
Calibration Gas Type
To change calibration gas type, a drop down list of
calibration gases is available, as illustrated in Fig. 3-13.

Fig. 3-13 Cal Gas Selection

Calibration gases available for selection are as follows:
Butane ; Methane (Default) ; Pentane ; Propane.
To select calibration gas, position the cursor on required
gas type in list, then left click mouse button to confirm.
It is important that the calibration gas type reflects the
instrument configuration.

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Refer to PS200 series Configuration Handbook CD-ROM

(GMI Part No. 64193).
Calibration Gas Values
It is important that ‘Testing Gases’ values displayed in
window, illustrated in Fig. 3-14, are consistent with values
displayed on gas cylinder label.

Fig. 3-14 Gas Values

To edit test gas value, use cursor to highlight current gas
value (carbon monoxide in example) then type new value
in window.

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Gas Measurement Units

Gas measurement units for Carbon Monoxide (CO) and
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) can be displayed as either ‘ppm’
(default) or mg/m3. The unit type selected is reflected in
Auto Bump / Cal Station stored data and printed Test /
Calibration Certificate.
To change measurement units, a drop down list is available,
as illustrated in Fig. 3-15.

Fig. 3-15 Measurement Units

Units available for selection are as follows:
ppm (Default) ; mg/m3.
To select measurement type, position the cursor on
required unit type in list, then left click mouse button to
confirm. Selection should match instrument configuration.

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3.1.4 Generate Settings File

The ‘Generate Settings File’ button, illustrated in Fig. 3-16,
allows any configuration changes to be saved to USB
Memory Stick, as updated settings file, then transferred
to Auto Bump / Cal Station.

Fig. 3-16 Configuration Window

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Firstly, make sure that USB Memory Stick supplied with

Auto Bump / Cal Station is inserted in an available USB
port on your PC / Laptop.
To save changes, position cursor over ‘Generate Settings
File’ button then left click mouse to save data to USB
Memory Stick.

3.2 TRANSFER UPDATED ‘PS200 SETTINGS’

SOFTWARE to AUTO BUMP / CAL STATION
Make sure that 12V power supply is connected to the
Auto Bump / Cal Station and switched ON, indicated by an
illuminated ‘ON’ LED on the front of the station and that the
station has completed start-up.
Remove USB Memory Stick from PC / Laptop then insert in
USB port on front face of Auto Bump / Cal Station, illustrated
in Fig. 3-17.

Fig. 3-17 Auto Bump / Cal Station USB Port

When USB is inserted in station, the updated settings file
is automatically transferred to the Auto Bump / Cal Station,
indicated by three flashing green LED’s, as illustrated in
Fig. 3-18.

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Fig. 3-18 Transferring Data to Auto Bump / Cal Station

On completion of downloading updated settings file, the
three LED’s stop flashing. The Auto Bump / Cal Station has
stored the new data and is now ready for use.
The memory stick can now be removed.

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4
INSTALL INSTRUMENT IN STATION & PERFORM
BUMP / CALIBRATION

4.1 INSTALL INSTRUMENT in AUTO BUMP / CAL

STATION
Before commencing with installation of instrument, make
sure that gas is connected to the station and that the 12V
power supply is connected to mains wall socket.
Switch ON at mains.
Power to the unit is indicated by an illuminated green LED
on the front of the station, as illustrated in Fig. 4-1.

Fig. 4-1 Station ‘ON’ Indication

After 5 seconds all four LED’s illuminate green, as

illustrated in Fig. 4-2. This indicates that the station is
loading operating software and preparing for testing.

Fig. 4-2 Station Loading Software

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After a further 25 seconds three green LED’s extinguish

leaving only the ‘ON’ indication illuminated, as illustrated in
Fig. 4-1. Next, three LED’s coloured orange, orange and
red illuminate briefly in sequence, indicating that GMI ‘TEST’
software has started.
Finally, the ‘ON’ indication is illuminated as illustrated in
Fig. 4-1 and the Auto Bump / Cal Station is now ready for
operation.
To release the front cover of the Auto Bump / Cal Station,
press the cover latch downwards, as illustrated in
Fig. 4-3, then open the cover fully.
Note that the front cover is designed to remain in the open
position as long as necessary.

Fig. 4-3 Open Front Cover

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Locate the instrument inlet connector over the gas supply

nozzle in the station, as illustrated in Fig. 4-4.
Note 1: The instrument can be either switched ON or OFF
when inserted into the Auto Bump / Cal Station.
Note 2: The Auto Bump / Cal Station is designed so that
the instrument can be installed with or without
rubber boot (accessory) fitted.

Fig. 4-4 Locate Instrument on Gas Supply Nozzle

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Push the instrument rearwards until correctly seated in

the station recess, as illustrated in Fig. 4-5.

Fig. 4-5 Instrument Correctly Seated

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Close the front cover of the Auto Bump / Cal Station, as

illustrated in Fig. 4-6, then, using both thumbs, press the
lower edge corners of the cover firmly until the latch
‘clicks’ shut.

Fig. 4-6 Close Station Cover

The Bump / Calibration operation starts up automatically

following the locking of the station cover latch.

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4.2 PERFORM BUMP / CALIBRATION

The instrument Bump / Calibration operation starts up
automatically following the locking of the station cover
latch.

Fig. 4-7 Perform Bump / Calibration

Immediately after the cover latch clicks shut, the orange

‘Test in Progress’ LED illuminates, as illustrated in
Fig. 4-8.

Fig. 4-8 Testing in Progress

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Concurrently, the instrument automatically starts up and

begins it’s warm-up routine, if installed in the ‘OFF’
condition. The instrument pump runs briefly before the
Station pump ‘overrides’ this and automatically switches
OFF the instrument pump.
The six green LED’s on the instrument flash in one second
intervals then, when the following instrument screen is
displayed, the gas delivery commences.
Note that the confidence signal is disabled during bump
testing / calibration.

Fig. 4-9 Instrument Warm-up

As the gas delivery progresses, the instrument display
reflects the increase in each gas value (decrease in
oxygen).

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The gas delivery duration is dependent on test type, as

follows:

Quick Bump Test: 15 seconds default (can be edited

in configuration setup from 15
seconds to 60 seconds)
Full Bump Test: 60 seconds (fixed)
Calibration: 60 seconds (fixed)
When the alarm setpoints are reached, the instrument
backlight illuminates red, as illustrated in Fig. 4-10, the six
LED’s on the instrument flash red in one second intervals
and the instrument’s audible alarm activates.

Fig. 4-10 Instrument in Alarm Condition

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The gas values, illustrated in Fig. 4-10, alternate with HIHI

/ HI or LOLO / LO indication, as illustrated in Fig. 4-11.

Fig. 4-11 Instrument in Alarm Condition

The instrument’s audible alarms are activated for a short
period of time when each range reaches the instrument’s
configured alarm setpoint These normally overlap.
The station pump continues to operate for approximately
30 seconds in order to induce air, via the ‘AIR’ inlet adaptor
on the rear of the station, and purge the station / instrument
of remaining gas.
During this process, a reduction in the gas values
(increase in oxygen) on the instrument display will be
clearly visible.

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On completion, the gas values (except oxygen) return to

zero, then the instrument initiates a countdown sequence
and switches OFF.
A ‘PASS’ is indicated by a green LED, as illustrated in Fig.
4-12.

Fig. 4-12 PASS Indication

Alternatively, a ‘FAIL’ is indicated by a red LED, as

illustrated in Fig. 4-13.

Fig. 4-13 FAIL Indication

Next, the station pump switches OFF and the instrument

can be safely removed from the Auto Bump / Cal Station.
The test result indication is displayed until the instrument
is removed from the Auto Bump / Cal Station.
All test results are stored in the Auto Bump / Calibration
Station memory and can be accessed as detailed in
Chapter 5 of this handbook.

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4.3 REMOVE INSTRUMENT from AUTO BUMP / CAL

STATION
To release the front cover of the Auto Bump / Cal Station,
press the cover latch downwards, as illustrated in
Fig. 4-14, then open the cover fully.
Note that the front cover is designed to remain in the open
position as long as necessary.

Fig. 4-14 Open Front Cover

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CAUTION : Do not overextend angle of extraction

as damage to the nozzle could result
Grasp the instrument as shown, lean top of instrument
away from station then carefully lift away from gas supply
nozzle in the station, as illustrated in Fig. 4-15.

Fig. 4-15 Lift Instrument Clear of Gas Nozzle

Close the front cover of the Auto Bump / Cal Station then,
using both thumbs, press the lower edge corners of the
cover firmly until the latch ‘clicks’ shut.

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4.4 AUTO BUMP / CAL STATION FAULT INDICATION

Fault detection indication is via the LED’s on the front face
of the Auto Bump / Cal Station, as follows:
Test Error
A ‘Test Error’ is indicated by a orange flashing LED, as
illustrated in Fig. 4-16.

Fig. 4-16 Test Error

If this fault occurs, it is recommended that the Memory
Stick (Part No. 64184) is inserted into PC or Laptop and re-
configured as detailed in Chapter 3.
On completion, the data should then be transferred to the
Auto Bump / Cal Station.
Pump Fault
A ‘Pump Fault’ is indicated by orange and red flashing
LED’s, as illustrated in Fig. 4-17.

Fig. 4-17 Pump Fault

If this fault occurs, it is recommended that the tubing from
the gas cylinder to the Auto Bump / Cal Station inlet adaptor,
and the station inlet nozzle are inspected for possible
restriction or blockage.

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If this action does not clear the fault, remove the instrument
from the Auto Bump / Cal Station and inspect the instrument
for possible flow fault. Refer to instrument User Handbook.
If this does not clear the fault, contact GMI Ltd.

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5
VIEW / PRINT TEST RESULTS

5.1 INTRODUCTION
The test results of all instruments that have been Bump
Tested / Calibrated in the Station are stored in the Station
internal memory.
These results must be downloaded to a PC / Laptop for
viewing or printing.
The Memory Stick (Part No. 64184), containing ‘GMI
Settings’ software and supplied with the Auto Bump / Cal
Station, must be used to download this data.

Fig. 5-1 Downloading Memory Stick

The memory stick can be used to download data from
several GMI Auto Bump / Cal Stations, if required.
The data identifies the serial number of the Station used to
download data from each instrument bump tested or
calibrated.

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5.2 DOWNLOAD TEST RESULTS

Make sure that the Auto Bump / Cal Station is connected to
Mains power supply, switched ON and start-up is
completed.
This is indicated by an illuminated green ‘ON’ LED, on the
front face of the station, as illustrated in Fig. 5-2.

Fig. 5-2 Station ‘ON’ Indication

Insert USB memory stick (Part No. 64184) into the USB
port on the front face of the Auto Bump / Cal Station, as
illustrated in Fig. 5-3.

Fig. 5-3 Auto Bump / Cal Station USB Port

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When the USB memory stick is inserted in Auto Bump / Cal

Station, all stored test results are automatically transferred
to the memory stick, During this process three green LED’s
flash in sequence from left to right, as illustrated in Fig.
5-4.

Fig. 5-4 Downloading Data

This is followed by all four green LED’s illuminating, as
illustrated in Fig. 5-5, indicating that download is complete.

Fig. 5-5 Download Complete

Next, LED’s coloured orange, orange and red illuminate,
as illustrated in Fig. 5-6. This indicates that the test data
has been downloaded and GMI ‘TEST’ software has re-
started.

Fig. 5-6 Test Software Re-started

Next, the three (orange, orange and red) LED’s extinguish,
leaving only the ‘ON’ LED illuminated, as illustrated in
Fig. 5-7.

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Fig. 5-7 ‘ON’ Indication

The memory stick can now be removed and transferred

to either PC or Laptop to view test results.

5.3 VIEW / PRINT TEST RESULTS

Insert USB memory stick (Part No. 64184) into the USB
port on PC / Laptop.
Using Windows Explorer, locate ‘GMI PS200 SETTINGS’
program as illustrated in Fig. 5-8.

Fig. 5-8 Locate Settings Program

Position cursor on ‘GMI PS200 SETTINGS’ software
program then double click mouse button to select.
The window, illustrated in Fig. 5-9, is displayed with disk
contents as follows:

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Fig. 5-9 Disk Contents

• Quick Operation Guide:

Bump / Calibration poster style document (in PDF
format and included in package, Part No. 64186).
• Handbook:
Auto Bump / Calibration Station User Handbook
(in PDF format).
• Upload Folder:
Contains configuration settings, used by Auto
Bump / Calibration Station. Do not edit.
• Test Results:
Contains copies of all test results generated by
Auto Bump / Calibration Station.
• PS200 Settings:
This is a systems folder. Do not edit.

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• Generated Certificates:
Contains copies of all calibration certificates
generated by Auto Bump / Calibration Station.
To access any of the above folders, position cursor on
required folder then double click mouse button to select.
Examples as follows:
Test Results:
The contents of this folder includes all instrument test
result files downloaded from each Auto Bump / Cal
Station that the USB Memory stick has been used on.

Fig. 5-10 ‘Test Results’ Folder Contents

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Test Result Files:

The test file names in the list, (e.g. PS_200_200207
_01_9_2011_1450.xml) identifies serial number of the
instrument (200207), the date tested in day, month, year
(e.g. 01_09_2011) and the time testing was completed
(e.g. 1450hrs).
Each ‘.xml’ file can be opened individually to display a
comprehensive list of test results obtained from that
particular instrument.
To open a test file, position cursor on the file name then
double click mouse button to select.
The following example, Fig. 5-11, illustrates information
available, including:
- Instrument Type (e.g. GMI PS200)
- Test Type (e.g. Calibration)
- Instr. Serial No (e.g. 200255)
- New Cal Due Date (if Test registered as PASS)
- Station Serial No. (e.g. 000101)
- Date Tested (e.g. 06 September 2011)
- Time Tested (e.g. 2:30:04 PM)
- Overall Result (e.g. PASS)
Followed by a listing of gas input / target / Lo Limit / Hi Limit
/ result for each gas range.
Finally, an audible / visual alarm test result is displayed.

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EXAMPLE (Fig. 5-11):

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Test results, as illustrated in Fig. 5-11, can be printed if

required.
Bump / Cal Station Tested Instruments:
The tested files (e.g. Tested000101.rec) in the list,
illustrated in Fig. 5-10, identifies serial number of each
Auto Bump / Cal Station (e.g. 000101) that the Memory
stick has been used to download data from. Each file
contains a list of all instrument serial numbers tested on
that particular station.
Each ‘.rec’ file can be opened individually to display / print
a comprehensive list of test results obtained from that
particular Bump / Cal Station.
To open a file, position cursor on the file name then double
click mouse button to select.
The following example, Fig. 5-12, illustrates a list of
instruments tested on Station serial number 000101.

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Fig. 5-12 Tested Instruments on 000101

The file includes:
- A list of instruments tested
- Date Tested (day, month, year)
- Time Tested
- Test Result ‘P’ PASS or ‘F’ fail

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Generated Certificates:
The contents of this folder includes a list of all Bump Test
/ Calibration Certificates generated when selecting the
‘View Test / Calibration Certificate’ button in the
configuration window, as illustrated in Fig. 5-13.
The configuration window can be accessed by double
clicking mouse button on from the
list of items in Fig. 5-9.

Fig. 5-13 Configuration Window

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Certificate Content:
The certificates, as illustrated in Fig. 5-17 and 5-18,
include company details, order number, etc. These details
are completed in a ‘Certificate Printer’ window, accessed
by clicking mouse button on ‘View Test / Calibration
Certificate’ button in the configuration window, illustrated
in Fig. 5-13.
The ‘Certificate Printer’ window is displayed, as illustrated
in Fig. 5-14.

Fig. 5-14 ‘Certificate Printer’ Window

The window contents can now be completed to include
company name, address, etc., as illustrated in Fig. 5-15.

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Fig. 5-15 Certificate Completed

When ‘Certificate Printer’ window is complete, select the
‘Create Certificate’ button, illustrated in Fig. 5-15, to print
certificate as illustrated in example Fig. 5-18.
Include Company Logo:
To include your company’s logo on printed certificate,
insert the logo file, named logo.jpg into the ‘Generated
Certificates’ folder on the Memory Stick (Part No. 64184).
The logo will be included in the top right hand corner of
the certificate , as illustrated in ‘GMI’ logo example in ‘Bump
Results’ certificate, illustrated in Fig. 5-17.
Note: The logo (.jpg) file dimensions must not exceed
200 (W) x 50 (H) pixels.

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Generated Certificate Files:

The certificate files (e.g. Certificate - 05 September 2011
1346.html) in the list, illustrated in Fig. 5-16, identifies date
and time of each certificate’s generation.

Fig. 5-16 Generated Certificate Files

Each ‘.html’ file can be opened individually to display /

print a ‘Bump Results’ / ‘Calibration Certificate’.
Note: If background image (green tick), illustrated in Fig.
5-17 or 5-18, is not present adjust local printer
settings.
To open a file, position cursor on the file name then double
click mouse button to select.
An example of ‘Bump Results’ and ‘Calibration Certificate’
is illustrated in Fig. 5-17 and Fig. 5-18 respectively.

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Fig. 5-17 Bump Results

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Fig. 5-18 Calibration Certificate

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A
FIT MOUNTING BRACKET

Fig. A-1 Auto Bump / Calibration Station

(with mounting bracket fitted)

1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The GMI Personal Surveyor 200 (PS200) Series Auto
Bump / Calibration Station is supplied with a mounting
bracket and necessary screws to secure the station to a
workbench or similar.
The bracket also provides the facility to ‘daisy chain’ a
series of Bump / Cal Stations if required.

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1.2 FIT MOUNTING BRACKET

1. Make sure that workbench surface is clean and free
from dirt and grime.
2. Place clean cloth or similar on workbench to protect
Bump / Cal Station front cover surface from
scratching and / or scuffing.
3. Carefully place Bump / Cal Station face down on
workbench. Refer to Fig. A-2.

Fig. A-2 Attach Bracket to Bump / Cal Station

4. Loosely attach bracket to underside of Station with

two pozi countersunk screws (Part No. 24722), as
illustrated in Fig. A-2.

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5. Loosely attach two double sems pozi pan screws

(Part No. 24957) through bracket and into rear panel of
Bump / Cal Station, as illustrated in Fig. A-2.
6. Using a No.2 Pozidrive screwdriver, tighten all four
screws to secure.

1.3 ATTACH STATION to WORKBENCH / DAISY

CHAIN OPTION
The bracket can be secured to a workbench or similar
type surface using four suitable screws (not supplied).

Fig. A-3 Attach Bump / Cal Station to Workbench

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A group of Bump / Cal Stations can be connected in a

‘daisy chain’ fashion by using a double sems pozi pan
screw supplied (Part No. 24957) through bracket at rear
of station and into captive nut of adjoining bracket. Refer
to Fig. A-4.

Fig. A-4 Attach Adjoining Bump / Cal Stations

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INDEX

Symbols BUMP / CALIBRATION

HARDWARE 1-4
30 DAY LIMITED
WARRANTY ii Bump Test 3-5, 3-6

A C
ACCESSORIES, Calibration 3-10
ADDITIONAL 1-5 CALIBRATION GAS 2-1
ADDITIONAL Calibration Gas Type
ACCESSORIES 1-5 3-11
AGREEMENT, LICENCE i Calibration Gas Values
ATTACH STATION to 3-12
WORKBENCH / DAISY CALIBRATION
CHAIN OPTION A-3 HARDWARE 1-4
AUTO BUMP / CAL CALIBRATION Software
STATION FAULT Licence i
INDICATION 4-13
Certificate Content 5-12
AUTO BUMP /
CALIBRATION Certificate Files 5-14
HARDWARE 1-4 Certificates, Generated
5-11
B
Company Logo 5-13
BRACKET, MOUNTING
A-2 Compare Gas Cylinder
Label with Software
Bump / Cal Station Tested Configura 2-2
Instruments 5-9

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Connect Air / Exhaust F

Tubing to Auto Bump /
Cal 2-6 FAULT INDICATION 4-13
CONNECT CALIBRATION Fault, Pump 4-13
GAS & POWER SUPPLY File, Settings 3-14
2-1
Files, Certificate 5-14
Connect Gas Cylinder to
Auto Bump / Cal FIT MOUNTING BRACKET
Station 2-4 A-2

CONNECT POWER Full Bump Test

SUPPLY 2-8 (Factory Default) 3-6

Content, Certificate 5-12 G

COPYRIGHT iii GAS, CALIBRATION 2-1
D Gas Cylinder Label 2-2

DAISY CHAIN OPTION Gas Type 3-11

A-3 Gas Values 3-12
DESCRIPTION, GENERAL GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1-1, A-1 1-1, A-1
DOWNLOAD TEST Generate Settings File
RESULTS 5-2 3-14
E Generated Certificate
Files 5-14
EDIT SOFTWARE
CONFIGURATION 3-1 Generated Certificates
5-11
Error, Test 4-13
H
HARDWARE,
CALIBRATION 1-4

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I M
Include Company Logo MOUNTING BRACKET
5-13 A-2
INDICATION, FAULT 4-13 P
INFORMATION,
PERFORM BUMP /
TRADEMARK iii
CALIBRATION 4-6
INSTALL INSTRUMENT in
POWER SUPPLY 2-1,
AUTO BUMP / CAL
2-8
STATION 4-1
PRINT TEST RESULTS
INSTRUMENT, INSTALL
5-1, 5-4
4-1
Pump Fault 4-13
INSTRUMENT, REMOVE
4-11 Q
Instruments, Tested 5-9 Quick Bump Test 3-5
INTRODUCTION 1-1,
R
5-1, A-1
REMOVE INSTRUMENT
L from AUTO BUMP / CAL
LIABILITY iii STATION 4-11
LICENCE AGREEMENT i RESULTS, TEST 5-1, 5-2
Licence, Software i Results, Test 5-6
LIMITED WARRANTY ii S
Logo, Company 5-13 Settings File 3-14
Software Configuration
2-2
SOFTWARE, EDIT 3-1
Software Licence i

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SUPPLY, POWER 2-1,

2-8
T
Test, Bump 3-5, 3-6
Test Error 4-13
Test Result Files 5-7
TEST RESULTS 5-1, 5-2
Test Results 5-6
Tested Instruments 5-9
TRADEMARK
INFORMATION iii
TRANSFER UPDATED
‘PS200 SETTINGS’
SOFTWARE 3-15
Type, Gas 3-11
V
Values, Gas 3-12
VIEW / EDIT SOFTWARE
CONFIGURATION 3-1
VIEW / PRINT TEST
RESULTS 5-1, 5-4
W
WARRANTY, LIMITED ii

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