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GETTING STARTED DISPLAY ICONS
GENERAL: BW DEFENDER icons and intelligent alpha-numeric display provide clear
“Status at a Glance” advice at all times. Only applicable icons will be displayed at any
one time.
What the Various Icons Mean:
1) Alarm Icons: One or more of these icons will light up during an alarm condition:
HIGH indicates high alarm; LOW indicates low alarm. Both HIGH and LOW are lit
up during a Multiple Gas sensor alarm.
2) Gas Bar Icons: Identify the gas measured and the units of measure (ppm, %, and
%LEL). Gases not being measured are not displayed.
3) Calibration Icons: Shown only when the unit is performing calibration operations.
4) Key Icon: Appears when calibration and alarm setpoint adjustment is password
protected, or locked out. Also appears if the password is required from the user.
5) Up and Down Arrows: Appear when the unit is waiting for user input. This occurs
during password entry and alarm setpoint entry.
6) Fan Icon: Indicates condition of the motorized sampling pump (if one is installed).
The fan spins if pump is operational, and flashes when the pump is plugged.
7) Battery Icons: Continuously display the condition of the battery.
2-GAS to 4-GAS UPGRADE
GENERAL: D4-2002 (4-gas) BW DEFENDERS — operating toxic gas sensor
D2-2002 (2-gas) BW DEFENDERS — “dummy” sensor
The Twin Toxic sensor can be added and the BW DEFENDER programming can be
changed at any time to turn a 2-gas BW DEFENDER into a 4-gas BW DEFENDER.
Upgrade a 2-gas to a 4-gas BW DEFENDER, do the following:
1. Turn the BW DEFENDER off. Remove the endcap.
2. Remove the middle “dummy” sensor and replace with a new BW DEFENDER
Twin Toxic sensor. Replace the endcap.
3. Press and hold the (ON/OFF) key. The detector will turn off. DO NOT
RELEASE THE ON/OFF KEY.
4. After 30 seconds, the BW DEFENDER will reactivate and emit one (1) or two (2)
beeps. The screen will light and the word OFF will appear on the screen. Release
the button. The User Input prompt Icons will appear at the bottom of the screen.
If the BW DEFENDER beeps once: The BW DEFENDER is password protected.
5a. Enter the password by setting each of the three digits with the !UP, "DOWN
keys. Press TAB to advance to the next digit. If the password is incorrect, the
LCD displays “NO”, and returns to normal operation. If the BW DEFENDER beeps
twice, continue as described below.
If the BW DEFENDER beeps twice:
5b. Enter Field Option Code “777” using the !UP, "DOWN keys. Press the TAB key
to advance to the next digit,
6. After a pause, the unit beeps 3 times to confirm the entry was correct. Now enter
the Sensor Upgrade Code “001”.
7. After a pause, the BW DEFENDER will beep 4 times. Then the BW DEFENDER
will begin showing gas measurements for all 4 measured gases.
The unit is now a 4-gas BW DEFENDER, capable of measuring toxic gases as
well as LEL and O
2
.
WARNING 1: RECALIBRATE THE UNIT IMMEDIATELY AFTER PERFORMING
THE UPGRADE. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL COMPROMISE THE
BW DEFENDER'S EFFECTIVENESS AS A SAFETY INSTRUMENT.
WARNING 2: INCORRECTLY ENTERING THE FACTORY CODES 777 AND/OR
001 LISTED ABOVE MAY ERASE THE PASSWORD FROM THE
BW DEFENDER. IF THIS HAPPENS, THE PASSWORD WILL HAVE
TO BE MANUALLY SET. (See Page 21.)
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Updated Nov, 2000 English D1218/3 Page 28 (models changed to D4-2002, D2-2002; last sentence changed to page 21)
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