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Operation and Maintenance Instructions

Medical Gas Central Alarm

Medipoint 125 - Digital Alarm
Part number 4233500107
Revision 03
Jan, 2021
Operation and Maintenance Manual
Medical Gas Central Alarm - Medipoint 125 Digital Alarm
This unit is purchased from:

Date purchased:
Model number:
Serial number:
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BeaconMedæs
Telford Crescent, Staveley
Derbyshire S43 3PF
Telephone: +44 (0) 1246 474242

Email: [email protected]
Website Contacts: www.beaconmedaes.com
BeaconMedæs reserves the right to make changes and improvements to update products sold previously without
notice or obligation.
Atlas Copco Medical Ltd.

Telford Crescent, Staveley, Derbyshire, S43 3PF, UK
Personnel must make themselves familiar with the contents of this manual and the
function of the unit before installing, operating or maintaining.
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full Description Abbreviation Full Description
BS British Standard Max Maximum
BSP British Standard Pipe Med Medical
CO2 Carbon dioxide MP26D Medipoint 26 Digital Alarm
°C Degree Celsius m Metre
ø Diameter mm Millimetres
EN European Standards Min Minimum
1st First N2 Nitrogen
HTM Health Technical Memorandum N2O Nitrous oxide
ID Identification NRV Non-return valve
“ Inch OD Outside Diameter
ISO International Standard Organisation O2 Oxygen
Kg Kilograms % Percentage
kPa Kilo pascals 2nd Second
Table of Contents Products covered within this manual.
1.0 General Information.
1.1 Introduction. Part Number Description
1.2 Standards Main Product group
1.3 Alarm Panels 8102371401 Medipoint 125 Digital Alarm (MP125D)
1.4 Visual displays
1.5 Audible warning 1826481 Medical Gas Alarm 1st Fix backbox
1.6 Printed circuit boards 1826484 Medical Gas Alarm Bezel
1.7 Alarm contact line fault
1.8 Gas service connections
1.9 Data Connection
1.10 Remote audible warning devices
2.0 Installation
2.1 Installation of a first fix panel
2.2 Installation of a Second Fix Assembly
3.0 Alarm Configuration.
3.1 Date Time setup
3.2 Main Screen
3.3 Alarm Setup menus
3.4 Alarm Setup Screen 1
3.5 Gas service setup main screen
3.6 Exit Setup Screen
3.7 Confi guration Menu Map
4.0 Commissioning
4.1 Alarm panel test
4.2 Checking the slave relay output
4.3 Checking the remote audible warning
4.4 Medical gas alarm faults.
4.5 Checking the SYSTEM ALARM indication
4.6 Final check
5.0 Operation of the Medipoint 125
Digital medical gas area alarm
5.1 User operation
5.2 Additional technical functions
6.0 Maintenance Procedures
6.1 Replacement of alarm panel
components
7.0 Maintenance Schedules
7.1 Weekly inspection
7.2 Quarterly inspection
7.3 5 year maintenance
8.0 Recommended Spares
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Safety Precautions Environmental Protection
Discard the unit and/or components in any standard
WARNING! DO NOT USE OIL OR GREASE on
refuse facility. The unit does not contain and hazardous
any parts in contact with the medical gases for any
substances.
reason. This could lead to a FIRE or an EXPLOSION.
Only use approved OXYGEN COMPATIBLE lubricants,
which can be purchased from BeaconMedæs if Cleaning
necessary.
The alarm cover should be wiped over with a damp cloth
Operator should have carefully read and become familiar frequently to remove any dust or foreign substances.
with the contents of this manual before maintaining the
Medipoint 125 Digital Alarm.
Electrical Details
Operator is expected to use common sense safety
precautions, good workmanship practices and follow CAUTION! It is necessary to check the integrity of
any related local safety precautions. the power source for safety at regular intervals. These
checks should be carried out annually and replacement
Component descriptions and parts lists are available on power supplies used as necessary.
request.
Power source
Identification of symbols Mains operated using 110V-230V, 50/60Hz, alternating

current.
The following symbols apply to this product and are used
in these instructions and on the product in question. The
Cable size:
meanings of these symbols are as specified below: -
Frequency Voltage Minimum Cable Size
Read instructions 50 Hz 230 V 3 x 1.5 mm2
60 Hz 110 V 3 3 AWG14
Ambient temperature range
Current requirements - 3.0 amps
Ambient humidity range
Type of protection against electric shock.
Ambient pressure range Class 1 (Mains supplied equipment using a protected

earth).
Date of manufacture Relative Humidity 90% max.
Do not dispose of in general waste Altitude up to 2000m
Pollusion Degree 2
Electromagnetic Interference
Mode of operation:
The panel has been tested to BS EN 61326-1-
Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements and tests. • Indoor use.
• Continuous (equipment may be left switched on
indefinitely).
Environmental Transport and Storage
Conditions Note - A double pole fused isolation switch or circuit
breaker must be installed locally to the medical gas
All products are separately packaged and stored in alarm. The isolation point must be clearly marked for
controlled conditions. the equipment it is intended for, and within easy reach.
The switch must require a tool or key to operate to
prevent unauthorized isolation of the device.
Environmental Operating Conditions
Adverse environmental conditions and harsh abrasives
or chemicals may cause damage to the unit.
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Safety Notice 6 columns for displaying as a repeater panel consisting
of ‘normal’ and 4 ‘fault’ conditions. These columns can
Persons undertaking any installation and/or maintenance be setup to monitor either up to 5 medical gas source
must be fully trained in specialist work of this nature. equipment, or up to 20 individual point alarms, or a
combination of the 2.
The “PERMIT TO WORK” procedure must be adhered to
for all installations once commissioned. One central alarm panel is designated the master panel
for control purposes. Any number of panels may be
The alarm is designed and built in accordance with HTM programmed as a ‘central acknowledge panel’ and cause
02-01 and ISO 7396-1 regulations and therefore should all flashing displays on the system to change to steady
be installed as such. when the MUTE switch on the central acknowledge
panel is operated.
1. General Information. Each central alarm panel incorporates flashing alarm

displays, a POWER ON indication, a SYSTEM ALARM
1.1 Introduction. indication, MUTE and TEST switches and an audible
warning programmed to operate depending upon the
The BEACONMEDÆS Medipoint 125 digital (MP125D)
medical gas cental alarm is suitable for both the United Medipoint 125 consists of: -
Kingdom and International markets, and fully satisfies
the requirements the requirements of the HTM02-01, No. Description
HTM2022 and ISO7396-1 applications. . Control Fascia
1 Power on LED.
The Central Alarm is defined in ISO 7396-1 as ‘‘Operating 2 Temperary mute button.
Alarms’. The intention of the alarm is to indicate to
3 System Fault LED.
technical staff that it is necessary to replenish the gas
supply or to correct a malfunction within the Medical Gas 4 Test button.
Pipeline System that requires an immediate response. LCD Touch Screen
5 Information screen.
Each alarm panel requires a standard AC electrical power
supply of 115/230 volts ±10% at 50 or 60 Hz, and fused 6 Data logging screen.
at 3 Amps. 7 Settup Menus.
8 Alarm service location.
The central alarm can be programmed from on screen 9 Emergency battery supply status.
menus to provide a fully flexible alarm system. Allowing
10 Gas service type
the panels to be adapted to suit any hospital’s medical
gas monitoring requirements (see section 1.12 for 11 Gas service colour identification bar
programming details). 12 Gas service status area
13 Indication that date/time is not set
An individual central alarm panel has 5 inputs or up to
14 Mute activated
Figure 1 - Medipoint 125 Digital Alarm (MP125D).
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Figure 2 - Medipoint 125 Digital Alarm Components. alarm condition displayed (see figure 1 for operating
interface image). Alarm panels are interconnected
3 2 1 4 by data transmission cable. Relay interface units are
available to input conditions into existing alarm systems
or building management systems.
The alarm panel also constantly monitors the integrity of

the internal circuits, interconnected wiring and system
monitoring source equipment. In the event of any defect
within the monitored functions, the SYSTEM ALARM
LED illuminates (flashing) accompanied by the audible
warning, and the defective gas service alarm display
status bar illuminates.
An internal maintenance push-button is provided

for use when the plant or pipeline is shut-down for
prolonged periods (see See figure 2). This facility
Medipoint 125 consists of: - enables ’permanent’ muting of the audible warning for
No. Description a particular gas service and is automatically reset when
pipeline pressure returns to NORMAL or a new fault
1 Alarm enclosure hinged door.
status occurs.
2 LCD touch screen.
3 Control fascia. See figure 2 for identification of main components.
4 Security access fastener.
Figure 3 shows the electrical connections.
5 Enclosure backbox.
6 Power supply PCB.
1.2 Standards
7 Processor PCB.
8 Speaker. Central alarm panels are fully tested prior to dispatch and
9 Control fascia mounting plate. packed to provide maximum protection during transit.
10 LCD screen clamp.
The alarm panels are designed to operate in an ambient
temperature of between 0°C and +40°C. Component
11 PCB ribbon cable connections. assemblies must be stored in their packaging in dry
12 LCD screen cable connection. conditions and storage temperatures must be between
13 Speaker connection. -10°C and +50°C. Alarm panel enclosures can only be
accessed with the use of a tool, mains terminals have
14 Control fascia connection.
recessed screws to prevent finger contact even with the
15 Battery pack connection. door open, and electrically bonded to earth is provide to
16 Earth bonding points. backbox and door for a safe installation.
17 Maintenance mute button
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DENTIAL:
property and shall not without our permission be altered,
facturing or communicated to any other person or company.

Figure 3 - Electrical Schematic Diagram
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ATLAS COPCO STANDARD Class
Tolerances,if not indicated,according to:

Treatment
Material
Name
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MEDIPOINT125 DIGITAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE DIAGRAM
Scale
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N/A
Family
8
A3 Compare
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Secrecy Class
1102 K/
ACD
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Drawing owner
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1.3 Alarm Panels Figure 4 -Medipoint 125 assembly
Each alarm panel consists of a first and second fix

assembly, and are suitable for use with either surface 3
or concealed installations. A bezel plate is provided for
use with concealed installations and is fitted to the first 2
fix assembly to give a neat appearance by covering the
plaster joint. The front cover of the enclosure is hinged
and retained by a security fastener, which prevents
unauthorised access (see figure 4).
The assembly contains two printed circuit boards and

provides a gas service display from the LCD touch
screen. Each gas service is displayed in the NORMAL
(green, steady) and up to four fault conditions (yellow or
red, flashing) alarm conditions to show the gas service
status. All alarm conditions are illuminated by a flashing
display and accompanied by an audible warning. Each 4
alarm panel locates all electrical components on either
the power supply or processor printed circuit boards,
which are interconnected by a ribbon cable.
Overall dimensions are detailed at Table 1 & Figure 3. 1
TABLE 1: Medipoint 125 – DIMENSIONS

Alarm Panel Bezel
Height (mm) 150.0 200.0
Length (mm) 260.0 310.0 Medipoint 125 consists of: -
Depth (mm) 61.8 1.2 No. Description
Chase depth (mm) 45.0 - 1 2nd fix alarm Panel.
2 1st fix backbox.
3 Flush mounted bezel.
4 Security access fastener.
Figure 5 - Medipoint 125 dimension drawing
B VIEW B
30 200 30
17
C
2 x 20 CABLE GLAND KNOCKOUTS
VIEW A
A 2 x 20 CABLE GLAND KNOCKOUTS
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VIEW C
45
50 40 40 40 40 50
260
150
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1.4 Visual displays Figure 6 - Processor PCB
Medipoint 125 consists of: -
Colour LCD touch screen display provides the visual
No. Description
display detailed in paragraph 1.1, figure 1. All flashing
displays flash at a rate of 0.4 seconds on, 0.4 seconds off 1 Process to power supply PCB ribbon cable
in accordance with ISO7396-1 and HTM02-01/HTM2022 . 2 Control fascia connector
3 LCD touch screen connector
1.5 Audible warning 4 Audible speaker connector
The audible warning speaker fitted to the inside of the 3 4 1

alarm panel door and connected to the processor PCB by
plug and socket (see figure 2) operates simultaneously
with any HIGH PRESSURE, LOW PRESSURE or SYSTEM
ALARM indication. The audible warning may be muted
by pressing the MUTE switch (see figure 1). If following
a mute condition another alarm condition occurs, the
audible warning will operate simultaneously with the
indication. Following a mute condition and a continuing
alarm indication, the audible warning will resound after
15 minutes in accordance with HTM02-01/HTM2022 and
C11. When the audible re-sounds further operation of
the MUTE switch is necessary to cancel the audible.
If following an alarm condition no action is taken to

MUTE the audible, the audible warning will automatically
switch off when the alarm condition reverts to NORMAL.
The audible tone consists of a modulation between
two tones (F1 and F2). F1 = 440 Hz and F2 = 880Hz. The
modulation rate is 4 Hz in accordance with HTM02-01/
HTM2022 and C11. 1.6.2 Display positions 2
1.6 Printed circuit boards To provide an aesthetic display and maintain consistency
in accordance with recognised and established medical
Two printed circuit boards are fitted inside medical gas gas service sequencing, it is recommended that displays
central alarm; a power supply PCB and a processor PCB. are positioned in the following sequence on each alarm
All components are mounted on these PCB’s, which are panel commencing with from left to right (see figure 7
interconnected by means of a multi-way ribbon cable example):-
and polarised connector (see figure 2 & 3). The area
central alarm internal electrical installation complies Gas Type Legend
with all relevant British Standard specifications, IET
Medical Oxygen O2
wiring regulations and current UK legislation.
Nitrous Oxide N2O
1.6.1 Processor printed circuit board Oxygen/Nitrous Oxide Mix (50/50) O2/N2O
Medical Air 400 kPa Air
The Processor PCB is retained inside the alarm panel
front cover with four retaining studs. This PCB is supplied Medical Air 700 kPa Air-800
with a ribbon cable for connection to the power supply Medical Vacuum Vacuum
PCB, and connector for linking to the control fascia, LCD
touch screen and internal speaker (see figure 6).
Figure 7 - Gas source layout example.
The block indicator is a plug-in component enabling easy
replacement or subsequent updating of the installation.
The ribbon cable is permanently attached to the rear face
of the light display PCB and enables interconnection of
circuits with the power supply PCB. The audible warning
speaker is connected by plug and socket to the light
display PCB and locates within the alarm panel front
cover when installed.
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1.6.2 Power supply printed circuit board an alarm condition displayed, operation of this button
’permanently’ disables audible reinstatement for that
The power supply PCB is retained inside the alarm panel particular displayed alarm condition only. This facility
back box with four retaining studs and connects to the is designed for use when the plant or pipeline is shut-
processor PCB multi-way ribbon cable by polarised off for a prolonged period. On returning the pipeline
connectors. The power supply PCB incorporates four pressure to NORMAL this feature automatically re-sets
mains terminals (2 Earth, Neutral and Live, see figure without further manual selection.
8) connected to a matching plug/socket combination
to accept the mains electrical power supply, which Each channel (designated 1 to 5) incorporates five
preferably should be from an essential circuit, and terminals (figure 8) which are for connecting to the
enables connection of flying earth leads which electrically medical gas source equipment.
bond the assembly.
A relay (complete with optional line contact monitoring
A filter protects the alarm system from possible spikes circuit) suitable for switching 50V and a maximum of 0.5
or disturbances of the incoming electrical power supply Amps is fitted to the power supply PCB (see figure 8).
and an integral transformer provides 24 V d.c. Supplies The relay has volt free, normally open contacts and two
to operate the alarm circuits and power the pressure terminals (N/O and C) enable connection by a matching
sensors. A 5x20mm fuses to BS EN 60127 protect the plug/socket combination to either a Medipoint central
power supply circuits. F1 is rated at 500mA for 230V alarm system or other suitable system. The line contact
supplies and (see figure 8). monitoring circuit can be from the on screen setup
menus. The relay is de-energised and contacts open
In order to prevent inadvertent cross connection, the when any of the twelve alarm conditions are initiated.
mains electrical power supply plug and socket is not Terminals are also provided to enable connection of a
mechanically compatible with any other connection to remote audible warning device (AUD+ and AUD-) (see
the PCB. figure 8).
A miniature ’Maintenance Mute’ push button (see It is recommended that the input cables from the source
figure 8) is fitted on the power supply PCB and is equipment and data transmission are installed separate
accessible with the alarm panel front cover open. With from the mains cable.
Figure 8 - Power supply PCB.

End of Line
Multi way ribbon cable Maintenance Backup Resistors Mains Mains 24V DC
connector to processor PCB Mute Battery Pack Switches Filter Fuse [F1] Power supply
Remote Audible Main Power Connection

Gas Service Connections, Channel 1-5
Connection [+] [-] [BONDING EARTH]
Output Relay For Transmitting Single Event Alarm Data Transmission connections [MAINS EARTH]
[COMMON] [N/O] IN [A] [B], out [A] [B] and [Screen] [NEUTRAL] [LIVE]
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Communication terminals IN [A][B], OUT [A][B] and TABLE 2: GAS SERVICE CONNECTION TERMINALS
Screen [S] are provided to link the input alarm to repeater Equipment
units. End of line resister dip switches are mounted on Fault Type C 1 2 3 4
Type
the PCB to be set to ON for the first and last alarm in the
Common ü
network chain.
Plant Fault ü
1.6.3 Standby battery Air Plant Plant Emergency ü
Reserve low ü
The power supply PCB also contains a standby battery Pressure Fault ü
(see figure 8), battery charging and power fail detection
circuits. The battery provides power for both the SYSTEM Common ü
ALARM indication and the audible warning in the event Plant Fault ü
of an electrical power failure. The battery is fully charged Vacuum
Plant Emergency ü
Plant
after 72 hours and provides sufficient power to operate Not Used 
the specific alarm indications for a minimum of 4 hours.
The battery is expected to have a minimum 5 year life. Pressure Fault ü
Common ü
1.7 Alarm contact line fault Change Cylinders ü

Manifolds Change Immediately ü
Integrity of the interconnecting wiring and pressure Reserve low ü
sensors are constantly monitored by the fault detection
Pressure Fault ü
circuits. The fault detection circuit is designed to detect
an wiring fault or in the data transmission network as Common ü
well as connections to source equipment. In the event Liquid Low ü
of a line fault the Power LED remains illuminated, the VIE Fill Immediately ü
SYSTEM ALARM indicator will illuminate (flashing) and
Reserve low ü
the audible warning sounds. The affected gas service
badge status bar will turn red (steady). When a line Pressure Fault ü
contact fault is detected the flash rate of the affected
gas fault slows to half speed when the TEST switch is 1.9 Data Connection
operated.
The power supply PCB incorporates a data connection
1.8 Gas service connections that allows slave central alarm to be connected with data
cable. These slave panels will repeat the signals received
The 5 gas service connections have 5 terminals each. See from the master panel, allowing additional panels to
table 2 for details for standard options. Each gas service be installed for monitoring throughout the hospital, or
and fault legend is also fully customisable through the inside operating theatre panels (see figure 8).
on screen setup menus.
1.10 Remote audible warning
Figure 9 - Source equipment connection, example air devices
plant.
Remote audible warning devices may be fitted in
MP125D locations where warnings are necessary and alarm
Channel 1 panels are not fitted. Remote audible warning devices
C 1 2 3 4 are housed in a surface mounted enclosure containing a
warning buzzer. The audible warning device is connected
by input cable to the power supply PCB within the alarm
panel (alarm terminals AUD+ and AUD-) (see figure
8). When the alarm panel audible sounds the remote
audible also sounds. A maximum of four remote audible
warning devices can be fitted to an alarm panel and the
Plant Emergency
total cable length should not exceed 50 metres.

Pressure Fault
Reserve low
Plant Fault
Common
Alarm Outputs
Air Plant
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2. Installation enable connection to printed circuit board. Secure back
box to wall with suitable screws.
2.1 Installation of a first fix panel Select cable entry/exit points and remove the desired
knock-out segments from the inside. Fit suitable
The alarm panel backbox is suitable for both surface and grommets/cable glands as required by the contract
concealed installation and is annotated ‘TOP’ inside to specification. Feed cables into the box leaving 400mm to
ensure correct orientation. With a concealed installation enable connection to printed circuit board. Secure back
a chase depth of 45mm is required and a bezel is fitted box to wall with suitable screws.
to cover the plaster joint. The procedure to install a first
fix alarm panel backbox is as follows: -
CAUTION! With a concealed installation, the
2.1.1 Backbox. Locate (see figure 10). plaster depth must be flush with the box surface, leaving
the water channel proud of the plaster.
Ensure the backbox is the correct way up. Locate
the backbox at the correct position and mark out for 2.2 Installation of a Second Fix
securing screws.
Assembly
2.1.2 Wall. Fit anchors.
WARNING! Ensure that the electrical power
Drill wall and fit anchors in position. supply to the alarm is off and remains isolated until
required during the commissioning procedure.
CAUTION! Ensure selected wall anchors are
suitable for the type of wall and weight of the alarm 2.2.1 Backbox. Check.
panel. Alarm panel weight is 1.5kg.
Ensure that the inside of the backbox is clean and free
2.1.3 Backbox. Fit (see figure 10). from debris.
Select cable entry/exit points and remove the desired Fit bezel plate to backbox and retain with securing screw
knock-out segments from the inside. Fit suitable engaged in right hand anchor nut.
grommets/cable glands as required by the contract
specification. Feed cables into the box leaving 400mm to Concealed installation. Fit bezel plate (see figure 11).
Figure 10 - Back Box details.
150 45
17 75
7
20
20
BACKBOX SURFACE
5
40
105
KNOCKOUT SEGMENTS
40
KNOCKOUT SEGMENTS
260
TOP
200
40
105
40
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Figure 11 - Bezel details. Figure 12 - Power supply PCB installation.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
requirements of the List of Prohibited Substances

All materials supplied are in compliance with the
Parent 3D Model 8102371401_MP125_01_Install
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BACK BOX REMOVE ALL BURR AND DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETERS
A3
SHARP EDGES UNLESS TOLERANCES UNLESS OTHERWISE
STATED
H MACH. FAB.
No. Description QTY

OTHERWISE STATED NO DECIMAL PLACE: 0.25 1.0 PART
ONE DECIMAL PLACE: 0.1 0.5
DO NOT SCALE
Status
Work in Progress IF IN DOUBT ASK
TWO DECIMAL PLACE: 0.05
ANGULAR:
-
0.5 1.0 8
1 Back Box (1st fix supply) N/A
SURFACE FINISH:
2 Power supply PCB (2nd fix, supplied loose) 1

3 PCB Spacer (2nd fix, supplied loose) 4
4 M3 Nut (2nd fix, supplied loose) 4
5 M3 Washer (2nd fix, supplied loose) 4
BEZEL
SECURING SCREW
(M4x12 PAN HEAD)
2.2.2 Power supply circuit board. Fit (see figure 12).
Fit a plastic spacer over each of the four retaining studs

in the backbox and locate the board on the studs. Fit the
washers and tighten nuts in place just enough to hold
the board.
CAUTION! Printed circuit boards are

susceptible to damage by static electricity and must
remain enclosed in their anti-static packaging until
immediately required for use. Removed printed
circuit boards must be placed in their anti-static
packaging immediately on removal. To prevent
damage to printed circuit boards, handle with care
and do not over torque retaining nuts.
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2.2.3 Alarm panel front cover. Fit (see figure 13).
Secure the 2nd fix door to backbox flange by securing

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
hinge to backbox with screws provided. Plug in the
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supply PCB
1 2nd Fix door (2nd fix supplied assembled) 1
Figure 13 - 2nd fix door installation. 2 M4x12 pan head (2nd fix, supplied loose) 2
3 M4 washer (2nd fix, supplied loose) 2
Ribbon Cable connections
1 2 3
2.2.4 Earth Bonding.

Title: ---
Connection the earth cable assembly to the power Material:
supply terminal block and earth stud on the backbox Finish: As per order Third angle
No. Description QTY

DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETERS
REMOVE ALL BURR AND PGC CODE: DRAWING OWNER
and alarm door assembly. See figure 14. SHARP EDGES UNLESS
OTHERWISE STATED
TOLERANCES UNLESS OTHERWISE
STATED MACH. FAB.
A3
DRAWING SCALE: 1 : 1.5 GBNPBA
1 Status Earth cable

DO NOT (2nd
SCALE fix, supplied0.1assembled) 1
NO DECIMAL PLACE: 0.25 1.0 PART NUMBER: SHEET: 1 OF 1
ONE DECIMAL PLACE: 
0.5 
IF IN DOUBT ASK
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TWO DECIMAL PLACE: 
0.05
ANGULAR: 0.5 1.0 8102371401_MP125_
2
Work in Progress
M3xNut (2nd fix, supplied loose)
SURFACE FINISH:
4
Figure 14 - Earth bonding connections 3 M3 washer (2nd fix, supplied loose) 4
Typical earth stud assembly
Alarm Door Backbox Power Supply

Earth Stud 1 Terminal Block 2 3 2
Earth Stud
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2.2.5 Multiple Panel Data Connection (see figure 15 2.2.6 Remote audible(s). Connect (see figure 16).
and table 3).
Connect remote audible device(s), if fitted, to power
For multi-panel installations link the alarms together supply PCB plug (terminals + and -).
using the IN [A][B] and OUT [A][B] in a chain as shown
in figure 15.
Figure 16 - Remote audible connection.
For the two panels at the endpoints of the network the
termination resistor should be switched “ON” with S1.
For all other panels, S1 should be switched “OFF”. See
figure 15.
The alarm uses the EIA/TIA-485 (RS-485) data

communications specification. Cable used for the alarm
data must be suitable for these signals. The follow cable
types are recommends, see table 3. Remote Audible
Connection [+] [-]
TABLE 3: RECOMMENDED DATA CABLE 2.2.7 Alarm output fault relay connection (see figure
Manufacturer / Reference Part Number 17)
Belden 8132 (2 pr, Non-Plenum) 2005421
For outputting an alarm fault to another MP125D or
Belden 82842 (2 pr, Plenum)
alternative alarms connect to the “Salve” power supply
Alphawire 6455 (2 pr, Non-Plenum) plug.
Figure 15 - Alarm data connection. Figure 17 - Output alarm relay signal connection.
Output Relay For Transmitting Single Event Alarm

[COMMON] [N/O]
Data Transmission connections 2.2.8 Source equipment alarm connections (see figure
End of line switch
IN [A] [B], out [A] [B] and [Screen] [S1] 18)
Source equipment alarm connections are connected to

MP125D (1) MP125D (2) MP125D (3) Channel 1 through to Channel 5 power supply plug.
S1: ON S1: OFF S1: ON
IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT Figure 18 - Source equipment alarm electrical
A B A B S A B A B S A B A B S connections.
Note - “S” terminal is for connecting the screen

cable.
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See table 4 and figure 19 for different wiring
configurations. WARNING! The connection to the electrical
power supply should only be carried out by a
TABLE 4: GAS SERVICE CONNECTION TERMINALS suitably qualified electrician, and tested in line with
national electrical safety standards before the unit
Equipment
Fault Type C 1 2 3 4 is powered up.
Type
Common ü
Plant Fault ü
Figure 20 - Electrical power supply connection.
Air Plant Plant Emergency ü
Reserve low ü
Pressure Fault ü
Common ü
Plant Fault ü
Vacuum
Plant Emergency ü
Plant
Not Used 
Pressure Fault ü
Common ü
Change Cylinders ü
Manifolds Change Immediately ü
Reserve low ü
Pressure Fault ü
Common ü
Liquid Low ü
VIE Fill Immediately ü
Backup Battery Main Power Connection
Reserve low ü
Connection [BONDING EARTH]
Pressure Fault ü [MAINS EARTH]
Backup Batteries [NEUTRAL] [LIVE]
Figure 19 - Source equipment connection, example air
2.2.10 Back up battories (Figure 20).
plant.
MP125D Fit the 4 AAA rechargable batteries.
Channel 1
2.2.11 Security Fastener. Fit (figure 21)
C 1 2 3 4
Fit the special fastener and retaining piece to the cover.
Close the front cover and secure with special fastener.
Figure 21 - Alarm door security fastener.
Plant Emergency
Pressure Fault
Reserve low
Plant Fault
Common
Alarm Outputs
1
Air Plant
2.2.9 Electrical power supply. Connect (see figure 20).
If the alarm panel is not to be commissioned immediately,

disconnect the standby battery.
No. Description QTY
Connect electrical power supply wires to electrical power 1 Security fastener (2nd fix, supplied loose) 1
supply plug (terminals E, N and L). 2 Retaining washer (2nd fix, supplied loose) 1
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3. Alarm Configuration. Press on the first field (Day), hold down to highlight
current text ready to overwrite. Use the num-pad to
enter the day.
WARNING! Personnel carrying out the
following procedure must be qualified and fully Press the TAB key to go to the next field (Month). Use
conversant with the information contained in this the num-pad to enter the month.
manual.
Repeat fro the following fields, year > hours > minutes >
WARNING! Before commencing the alarm seconds.
configuration ensure that all installation procedures
are complete and that all wiring is correctly Press the Tick key when complete, which will take you to
connected. Before switching on the mains electrical the main screen.
power supply, ensure the supply is correctly fused.
3.2 Main Screen (Figure 23).
All configuration functions are setup within the software From the main screen you can access the setup menus,
setup screens using the LCD touch screen. log screen and info screen.
After completing all points within section 2 the alarm can Figure 23 - Main screen
be powered up.
See section 3.8 for an overview of the setup configuration

menu map.
3.1 Date Time setup (Figure 22)

The alarm will start up on the Date/Time setup screen.
Note...
• The date & time will not affect the functionality of
the alarm, it is only required fro the data logging.
• If an alarm condition occurs the date time screen Special Characters/Icons:
the unit will automatically take you to the main Icon Description
screen.
• If the date/time is not set the main screen will Date/Time Icon.
Only displayed if the Date/Time has not been setup.
show a calender icon in yellow.
Date time can be set from the “Settings Menus”
Info Icon.
Figure 22 - Date/Time setup.
Takes you to the info screen
Logs Icon.
Takes you to the logs screens.
Settings Icon.
Takes you to the settings menu screens.
From the main screen press on the “Info Icon” to go

to the Info screen (Detailed in the operating instructions
section).
Press on the “Logs Icon” to go to the Logs Screen

Special Characters/Icons: (Detailed in the operating instructions section).
Icon Description
Enter Key Press on the “Settings Icon” to go to the setup menus
(Detailed in the following sections).
TAB key.
Moves to next field and highlights text. Highlighted 3.3 Alarm Setup menus.
text will be overwritten on next key press.
Tick key. Press the “Settings icon” to go to the alarm setup
Apply update, and takes you to the main screen. menu screen.
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This will take you to the Password Screen. See figure 25. 3.4 Alarm Setup Screen 1 (Figure
Figure 25 - Password Screen 26).
The following steps describes the setup process for the
alarm setup screen 1.
3.4.1 Date:
Press on the first field (Day), the num-pad will appear.
Use the num-pad to enter the 4 digit numerical password

(Default: 1234).
Press the ENTER key to confirm the password and

take you to the setup menus.
Settup menus start on the Alarm setup 1 screen. Hold down to highlight current text ready to overwrite.
Use the num-pad to enter the day.
Figure 26 - Alarm setup 1 screen
Press the TAB key to go to the next field (Month). Use
the num-pad to enter the month.
Press the TAB key to go to the next field (Year). Use

the num-pad to enter the year.
Press the ENTER key or press anywhere on the screen

away from the NUM-PAD to remove the NUM-PAD.
3.4.2 Time.
Special Characters/Icons:
Icon Description Press on the first field (Hours), the num-pad will appear.
Previous Icon.
Takes you to the previous menus screen.
Next Icon.
Takes you to the next menus screen.
Exit Icon.
Takes you back to the main screen.
Reject Icon.
Rejects changes.
Hold down to highlight current text ready to overwrite.
Accept Icon. Use the num-pad to enter the hours.
Accepts Changes
Press the TAB key to go to the next field (Minutes).

From the “Alarm setup 1” screen click the “Next Icon” Use the num-pad to enter the minutes.
to go to the “Gas service setup” screen, press the
“Previous Icon” to go to the “Alarm setup 2” screen, or Press the TAB key to go o the next field (Seconds).
press the “Exit Icon” to go back to the main operating Use the num-pad to enter the seconds.
screen.
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Press the ENTER key or press anywhere on the screen Press the ENTER key or press anywhere on the screen
away from the NUM-PAD to remove the NUM-PAD. away from the NUM-PAD to remove the NUM-PAD.
3.4.3 Panel ID: 3.4.7 Input Panel.
This field sets the alarm ID number used for identification This option determines if the alarm panel is the master
within an alarm network. All alarms connected within a panel on the network. There should only be one master
network must have a unique ID number. alarm panel on the network. The master panel shall be
set as the highest alarm ID number. The default setting
Press the up arrow to increase the ID number, down is ticked.
arrow to reduce the ID number.
Select the tick box to set accordingly.
3.4.4 Language:
3.4.8 Master Mute.
Press on the down arrow to show the drop down list.

Pressure on the language of choice to select. This option determines if the master mute function as
per HTM is activated on this panel.
Note - Currently English only is available.
If the master mute is active and the mute button is
3.4.5 Relay Mode. pressure during a fault condition, all fault conditions
stop flashing on all alarm panels on the network. This
is to indicate to all areas on the network that the fault
has been detected and being attended too. The default
This field sets the slave relay output condition to either setting is unchecked.
normally open or Line Contact Monitoring (LCM), see
section 2.2.7. Select the tick box to select accordingly.
Press on the left or right arrow to switch between the 3.4.9 Graphics Dark Mode.
two options.
This option determines the alarm panel main screen
3.4.6 New Password & Confirm. colour sceme.
Select the tick box to select accordingly, which will toggle

between the following typical main screen.
This field sets the new password for accessing the setup Typical dark mode view
menus screens and data log screens.
Press on the first field (New password), the num-pad will

appear.
Use the num-pad to enter the new numerical password.
Press the TAB key, or press the next field to go to

the next field (Confirm). Use the num-pad to enter the
password again.
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Typical normal mode view Special Characters/Icons:
Icon Description
Previous Icon.
Next Icon.
Exit Icon.
Add Gas service Badge.

Takes you back to the gas service setup screen.
3.5.1 Gas Service Badge Setup Screen (Figure 28).

3.4.10 Confirm/reject changes.
The following steps describes the setup process for each
gas service badge.
Figure 28 - Gas Service badge Setup screen.

Click the tick to confirm and save the changes. Click
the cross to cancel the changes. The following
message box will appear to confirm the changes have
been saved or rejected accordingly.
Click the window to close the confirmation message.
3.5.2 Gas Type Selection (Figure 29).

3.5 Gas service setup main screen
Press on the “Select” icon to open the
(figure 27). Gas Type Selection Screen
The following steps describes the setup process for the
main gas service setup screen. Figure 29 - Gas Type Selection screen.
Figure 27 - Main Gas Service Setup screen.
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Special Characters/Icons: If “Other” gas badge is selected an alternative version of
Description the Gas Service badge setup screen will open, where the
gas legends and fault conditions are editable. See figure
Exit Icon. 30.
O2 Oxygen Gas Selection. Figure 30 - Other Badge type, additional editable

Takes you back to Badge setup Screen legends.
Nitrous Oxide Gas Selection.
Takes you back to Badge setup Screen
Oxygen/Nitrous Oxide Gas Selection.
Medical Air Gas Selection.
Surgical Air Gas Selection.
Nitrogen Gas Selection.
Carbon Dioxide Gas Selection.
Takes you back to Badge setup Screen 3.5.3 Gas ID
Vacuum Gas Selection.

Alternative Gas Selection. This field sets the Gas Service ID number used for
Takes you back to Badge setup Screen identification within an alarm network. All gas services
connected within a network must have a unique ID
Press the gas service type to be setup, which will select number.
the gas type and return to the Gas Service Badge setup
screen. The list of available source equipment labels will Press the up arrow to increase the ID number, down
depend on the gas type selected. See table 4. arrow to reduce the ID number.
TABLE 4: Gas Service Badge options 3.5.4 Input.

VIE Panel
Manifold
Pressure
Vacuum
Gas Type
Plant
Plant
Auto
This field sets the Gas Input number, which matches up

with the pressure switch connections G1 to G6.
O2 Press the up arrow to increase the ID number, down

ü ü ü 
arrow to reduce the ID number.
ü    3.5.5 Remote.
ü   
ü  ü  This field determine if the display badge is from the

alarm inputs or transmitted from another alarm. Leave
ü  ü  blank to set as inputs, tick to set as remote transmission.
Press to toggle between the options.

ü   
3.5.6 Location.
ü   
   ü
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This field is for setting the location label for the gas Figure 31 - Gas Service badge Setup screen.
service being monitored by the alarm.
Press on the field (Location), the main keyboard will

appear.
Main Keyboard.
3.5.7.2 Other non-standard gas type.
These fields allow the user to customise the fields to suit

alternative gas type and fault legends (see figure 31).
Figure 31 - Editable Gas Service Badge.
The ALT key will toggle to the alternative keyboard,

and back to the main.
Alternative Keyboard.
If the custom equipment is similar to any of the standard

option. From the gas select screen in section 3.5.2 select
the closest matching gas type to auto-fill the legend
labels, then go back and select “Other” gas. The auto-fill
Type the name of the location. Press the Delete legends text will remain in ready to edit.
to backspace to correct errors. Press within the field
to place to cursor to edit from that place. Hold down Press on the editable legend label, the main keyboard
within the field to highlight all text, the next keypress will will appear.
overwrite the selection.
3.5.7 Gas service Labels. Main Keyboard.
The following fields are to set the gas service Gas service
name and fault conditions.
If the gas service was selected from the standard gas

types a selection of source equipment options will be
available on screen (see figure 28 fro example) to auto-
fill the legend labels. If other gas type was selected
there will be no auto-fill options, all the label fields will
be editable. The ALT key will toggle to the alternative keyboard,
and back to the main.
3.5.7.1 Standard gas options.
Alternative Keyboard.
These fields allow for selecting the source equipment
type available for the standard gas type selected.
Press on the matching equipment type to auto-fill the

gas service badge legends labels.
Type the name of the location. Press the Delete

to backspace to correct errors. Press within the field
to place to cursor to edit from that place. Hold down
within the field to highlight all text, the next keypress will
overwrite the selection.
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4.4 Bar INPUT: 1
NORMAL
CUSTOM:
Medical Gas Central

SCALE START: -1.0 Alarm
LOW T/H: - Medipoint
3.6 125 Digital Alarm
SCALE END: 16.0 HIGH T/H: 4.9
3.5.8 Delete gas Badge. Figure 34 - Example, 6 gas main screen.
ZERO
Click the “Bin” icon to delete the gas badge
3.5.9 Confirm/reject changes.
Click the tick to confirm and save the changes, which

will return you back to the main gas service setup screen.
The main screen will show a sample of the newly setup
gas service badge, and move the new badge icon to the
next location, see figure 33 example. Click the cross
to cancel the changes and return to the main gas service
setup screen.
Figure 33 - Main Gas Service Setup screen.
Icon Description
Previous Icon.
Next Icon.
Exit Icon.

Takes you back to the gas service setup screen.
Click on the New Gas Badge icon to start the process for
setting up the next gas service badge. Follow the steps
from section 3.5 until all the gas service have been setup,
up to a maximum of 5 inputs or a combination of inputs
and repeaters for a maximum of 6.
3.6 Exit Setup Screens

Once all the gas service badges have been setup press
on the “Exit” icon to return to the main operating
screen. See figure 34 fro example of completed 6 gas
alarm.
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3.7 Configuration Menu Map
Keyboard: Num-pad:
Appears when a text field is selected. Appears when a numerical
field is selected.
COMMS Master Alarm Note:

• One alarm needs to be set as the Master.
• The master alarm shall have the highest
alarm ID number.
Icon Description
Settings Icon.
Takes you to the settings menu screens.
O2
Enter Icon.
Confirms field entry.
TAB key.
Moves to next field and highlights text.
Highlighted text will be overwritten on next
key press.
Previous Icon.
Next Icon.
Note: Takes you to the next menus screen.
“Other” gas goes back Exit Icon.
to previous screen and Takes you back to the main screen.
adds additional fields
Reject Icon.
Rejects changes.
Accept Icon.
Accepts Changes

Takes you back to the gas service setup
screen.
Remove Gas Badge.
Removes gas badge and returns to
main gas badge screen.
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4. Commissioning See table 6 in section 5 “Operation of the Medipoint 125
Digital alarm” for troubleshooting.
Before starting the commissioning actions ensure
that all points from Installation section 2 and alarm Figure 36 - Alarm Test Button, example 6 gas.
configuration section 3 have been completed.
Ensure all connected source equipment is operating in

normal conditions with no alarm faults present.
The object of commissioning is to ensure that all

components are serviceable and all alarm functions
operate satisfactorily. The commissioning procedure
also ensures that anti-confusion checks are carried
out and that the correct gas service is displayed in the
designated column.
WARNING! Personnel carrying out the

following commissioning procedure must be 4.2 Checking the slave relay output
qualified and fully conversant with the information
contained in this manual. If the slave relay is to be used in the installation,
operation of the relay can be checked by ensuring that
continuity exists between the relay terminals (N/O and
WARNING! Before commencing the C) when all NORMAL indications are illuminated. Check
commissioning procedure ensure that all installation that continuity between the relay contacts is broken,
procedures are complete and that all wiring is whenever an alarm condition occurs during tests in
correctly connected. Before switching on the section 4.5 to 4.7.
mains electrical power supply, ensure the supply is
correctly fused.
Note...
• If the relay output is set to LCM, normal condition
will be 180 Ohms and fault will be 510 Ohms.
• If the relay output is set to N/C - N/O, normal
4.1 Alarm panel test condition will be closed and fault will be open
contact.
With the main screen displayed check that all gas
services match the installation specification. See figure 4.3 Checking the remote audible
35 for typical 6 gas unit with no faults. warning devices.
Figure 35 - Example, 6 gas normal conditions. Whilst carrying out checks described in section 4.5 to
4.7, the opportunity should be taken to ensure that the
remote audible warning operates whenever there is an
alarm condition on it’s parent panel.
CAUTION! The TEST and MUTE switches must

only be operated by gentle finger pressure. Operation
by the use of instruments, tools or other implements will
cause damage to the switch and fascia.
4.4 Medical gas alarm faults.

Press the TEST switch and check all gas service indicator The procedure to check the alarm fault functions is
bars flash at the same rate, the audible warning sounds as follows, and should be check on all alarm panels
and the system fault LED flashes. connected to the system:-
Figure 36 shows examples of all status flashing. 4.4.1 Alarm panel. Check NORMAL display.
Ensure all connected source equipment is in normal

operation with no faults present. The alarm should
display all columns as green normal, power on LED
illuminated , system fault LED off and no audible
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present. Typically as per figure 35. Also see table 6 in Figure 36 - Example, muted gas 1 low pressure.
section 5 “Operation of the Medipoint 125 Digital alarm”
for troubleshooting.
Confirm for all alarm panels connected to the system.
4.4.2 Fault conditions.
Set the gas service to introduce the 1st alarm condition.

Check the following:
• Check the correct gas legend

• Check the correct location text (if used)
• Ensure that the correct alarm light is illuminates, 4.4.3 Repeat for all gas service inputs.
• Check that the status bar is the correct colour
• Check the gas service legends are correct and in Repeat sections 4.4.1 through to 4.4.2 for all gas service
accordance with the specification.
• Confirm that the audible alarm is sounding.
4.5 Checking the SYSTEM ALARM
This check must be carried out on all panels displaying
that particular gas service. indication.
See table 5 for example, table 7 in section 6 for faull list The procedure for checking that the SYSTEM ALARM
of standard equipment and table 6 “Operation of the circuits are operating correctly is as follows:-
Medipoint 125 Digital alarm” for troubleshooting. See
table 2 section 1.8 for full list of standard gas service 4.5.1 Electrical power supply. Switch OFF.
fault legends.
Indications. Check.
Check that the MUTE switch operates satisfactorily. Check that POWER ON LED is extinguished and SYSTEM
ALARM LED is illuminated (flashing) accompanied by an
Press , the audible alarm will be silenced and the audible warning. See figure 37.
mute icon will show on screen in yellow . See figure

37.
TABLE 5: GAS SERVICE BADGE STATUS, EXAMPLE SHOWING OXYGEN MANIFOLD.

Status Details Gas service status badge examples
Gas type legend & could ID bar
Location
Normal status - Green (normal), blank during fault
Fault status 1 - Blank (normal), Yellow flashing (fault)
Fault status 4 - Blank (normal), Red flashing (fault)
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Figure 37 - Example, system fault. return to normal operation.
4.5.4 Repeat connection fault for all inputs.
Repeat sections 4.5.2 through to 4.5.3 for all sensors.
4.5.5 Close and secure alarm front cover.
4.6 Final Check

• Check that all the inputs are connected.
• Check that all alarm panels are closed and secure.
• Check that all gas services are showing normal
Electrical power supply. Switch ON. conditions and no system faults are present.
Ensure that all indications return to NORMAL. • Ensure completion of any additional commissioning
test and reports as required by national medical gas
4.5.2 Line contact monitoring. Check open circuit. pipeline safety standards and/or hospital policies.
Disconnect input plug from gas service channel on

power supply PCB (see figure 38).
Figure 38 - Gas service alarm electrical connections.
Check the following:
• The respective gas service badge status bar is

steady green.
• The status bar text has changed form NORMAL to
FAULT
• The pressure/vacuum reading has changed to
ERR.
• System LED is flashing red.
• The audible alarm is active. See figure 39 fro
example.
Figure 39 - Example. Gas service 1 connection fault.
4.5.3 Input. Reconnect.
Reconnect the input plug to gas channel. System will
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5. Operation of the Medipoint 125 The green NORMAL status bar is a steady light, which
changes to a red flashing bar during HIGH and LOW
Digital alarm. PRESSURE faults to draw attention to the failure.
Pressure fault conditions are accompanied by a two
5.1 User operation. tone audible warning. See table 6.
The following section details instructions for use once the The audible warning continues until either the MUTE
alarm has been configured and fully operational. Figure switch is operated or the gas pressure returns to
40 details the user interface for the main operating touch NORMAL. If the MUTE facility is operated and the alarm
screen and fascia strip that contains LED indicators and condition remains, the audible warning will re-sound
push buttons. after 15 mins and a further MUTE selection will be
required. Should a further alarm condition occur after
Figure 40 - Example, 6 gas setup. User interface the panel has indicated a fault and has been muted, the
shown in normal operating condition. audible warning is re-Activated.
Operation of the TEST switch changes all status bars to

flashing and sounds the audible two tone warning.
When the slave relay connection is interconnected to

either a Medipoint Digital central alarm system or other
suitable system, the contacts are closed when all gas
services are indicating NORMAL. In the event of any
alarm condition, the relay contacts open, breaking the
circuit to the remote system. The relay contacts remain
open until all alarm conditions return to the NORMAL
Fascia strip - Characters/Icons: status. There is also a line contact monitor integral to
the board available across the N/O and C contacts. This
Icon Description function is selected within the on screen setup menus
Green, illuminated - Power On see section 3.
Power
LED Black, de-energised - Power Off The green POWER ON LED is normally illuminated and is
extinguished in the event of an electrical power failure.
Mute Press to activate to silence the
The red SYSTEM ALARM LED is normally extinguished and
Button audible alarm.
illuminates flashing together with an audible warning in
System Black, de-energised - System Normal the event of any of the following failures:-
Fault Red, illuminated - System Fault • Alarm contact line fault.
Test Press to activate the alarm test • Electrical power supply failure.
Button button. • Internal alarm circuit failure.
When a line contact fault is detected, the NORMAL

Touch Screen - Indication/Warnings:
status bar changes to red (steady). The SYSTEM ALARM
Icon Description LED illuminates (flashing) accompanied by an audible
Gas service legend, warning.
colour ID bar and
location served Operation of the TEST switch changes all gas status bars
Normal status to Red (flashing). If there is a faulty sensor or wiring
Gas service fault 1 status
present the flashing rate will be at half speed. This
facility is designed to aid fault diagnosis. The Medipoint
125 medical gas alarm logic is detailed in Table 6.
Backup battery Status,

Backup charging.
Battery Backup battery Status,
fault.
Date time not setup.
Date /
Only visible if not set,
Time
see section 3.
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TABLE 6: MEDIPOINT 125 DIGITAL - ALARM LOGIC System Gas service Line contact fault.
Condition Alarm panel displays fault Gas service fault (steady)
SYSTEM ALARM (flashing)
Normal NORMAL
Audible
Power LED Green, On

System Fault Black, Off Example shows gas service fault 1.
Gas Status Bar Green, Steady Power LED Green, On
Audible Off System Fault Red, Flashing
Alarm Gas service fault (flashing) Gas Status Bar Red, Steady
Condition Audible Active
Press TEST switch
All alarm conditions will flash, the condition with
the line contact fault will flash slower than the
other gas status bars, and audible will sound.
Example shows gas service fault 1.

For full list of standard gas service faults see
table 7.
Gas service fault 2 and 3 are also yellow
flashing.
Power LED Green, On
System Fault Black, Off Alarm conditions
Test switch
Gas Status Bar Red, Flashing
Test button Held
Audible Active
Pressure fault (flashing) Power
failure to
panel
Example shows gas service fault 4.

Power LED Black, Off
Power LED Green, On System Fault Red, Flashing
System Fault Black, Off Gas Status Bar Blank

Gas Status Bar Red, Flashing Audible Active
Audible Active
Audible Gas service fault (flashing) Mute activated
Mute
Audible Silenced for 15 minutes
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TABLE 7: GAS SERVICE STANDARD FAULT STATUS.
Status Details Gas service status badge examples
Medical Air Plant
Medical Vacuum Systems
Fault status 3 - Blank
Manifold Control Systems
VIE Control Systems
Note - Alternative legends can be configured, consult installation/hospital specification if alternative

labelling has been used.
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5.2 Additional Technical Functions. Press the exit icon to return back to the main screen.
The following section details instructions for technical Note - The system will return back to the main screen
staff for additional diagnostics. Figure 41 details the automatically if a new alarm condition becomes active,
technical interface accessed from the touch screen. or after one minute if the alarm is not manually exited
from the information screen.
Figure 41 - Example, 6 gas setup. Additional
technical functions. 5.2.2 Data Logging Screen.
The data logging screen can be accessed to view the

history of events for medical gas pipeline pressure faults
and user access to the settings menus. See figure 43.
Press on the logs icon from the main screen to

access the data logs. The first screen shows all entries.
Figure 43 - Data logging Screen, All data entries.
Touch Screen - Functional Icons:

Icon Description
Info Press - Go to Info screen.
Press - Go to logs screen. Password

Logs
controlled (Factory default “1234”.
Press - Go to setup menus. Password

Settings
controlled. See section 3.
5.2.1 Information Screen. Special Characters/Icons:

Icon Description
The information screen can be accessed to view the
Previous Icon.
device software version. See figure 42. Takes you to the previous logs screen.
Next Icon.
Press on the Info icon from the main screen to access
Takes you to the next logs screen.
the information screen.
Down Icon.
Figure 42 - Information Screen. Jumps down 50 records on the current logs screen
Up Icon.
Jumps up 50 page on the current logs screen
Scroll Bar.
Press, hold and drag the scroll bar navigate between
the selected 50 records.
Exit Icon.
Special Characters/Icons: Press on the next or previous icon to cycle

through the alternative data logging screen. After the
Icon Description
main all entries data screen, the next set of screens
Exit Icon. will be filtered by the medical gas service faults, in the
Takes you back to the main screen. older of gas input from Column 1 through to Column 6
depending on the number of gasses setup on the alarm.
The v#.#.# number indicates the software version. See figure 44 for an example of the filtered by gas fault
screen.
Note - Figure 42 shows an example only, not the version
for the supplied device.
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Figure 44 - Data logging Screen, Filtered by Gas 6. Maintenance Procedures.
service.
A competent person who is conversant with the
maintenance of medical gas pipeline equipment and
any special national safety requirements which may
apply must carry out all maintenance. Preventative
maintenance contracts are available from BeaconMedæs
for installations within the U.K. Overseas distributors will
be able to supply similar contracts in other areas.
CAUTION! It is essential that only genuine

BeaconMedæs spare parts are fitted during maintenance.
Icon Description WARNING: Obtain a work permit (or
Previous Icon. equivalent for overseas) before commencing with
Takes you to the previous logs screen. any work on a medical gas installation.
Next Icon.
Takes you to the next logs screen. 6.1 Replacement of alarm panel
Down Icon. components.
Jumps down 50 records on the current logs screen
Up Icon. WARNING! Ensure the power supply is

Jumps up 50 page on the current logs screen safely isolated before accessing the alarm panel for
maintenance or repairs.
Scroll Bar.
Press, hold and drag the scroll bar navigate between
the selected 50 records.
WARNING! The isolation and connection to
the electrical power supply should only be carried
out by a suitably qualified electrician.
Exit Icon.
NOTE - During electrical isolation any connected repeater
alarm panels will show a system fault.
Press the exit icon to return back to the main screen.
6.1.1 Isolate the power supply to the alarm panel.
Note...
• The system will return back to the main screen 6.1.2 Turn the security fastener with the supplied
automatically after five minute if the alarm is not key tool access screw counterclockwise until the hinged
manually exited from the information screen. door can be opened.
• If an alarm status becomes active while a technician
is viewing the logs the audible alarm will activate 6.1.3 See figure 45a & 45b for alarm panel assembly
to make the user aware of a new condition. details for replacement of the alarm component.
CAUTION! Printed circuit boards are

susceptible to damage by static electricity and must
remain enclosed in their anti-static packaging until
immediately required for use. To prevent damage to
printed circuit boards, handle with care and do not
over torque retaining nuts.
6.1.4 Close the alarm panel door and fasten the

security screw by turning clockwise.
6.1.5 Return power to the alarm panel and complete

the commissioning section 4.
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Figure 45a - Alarm panel assembly details.
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Figure 45b - Alarm panel assembly details.
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7. Maintenance Schedules. TABLE 9: MINIMUM RECOMMENDED SPARES
SCHEDULING PER ANNUM
The following routine inspections and maintenance are Number of alarm panels installed
recommended:- Part Number
5 - 10 11 - 20 < 20
4233400382 2(4) 3 (6) 4 (8)
7.1 Weekly inspection 4233400381 2(4) 3 (6) 4 (8)
Press the TEST button (see LINE CONTACT FAULT, TEST 4233400463 2(4) 3 (6) 4 (8)
SWITCH on table 6, section 5) on each alarm panel 4233400388 2(4) 3 (6) 4 (8)
and ensure that all displays illuminate (flashing) and 4233400111 2(4) 3 (6) 4 (8)
the audible warning sounds. If the remote audible is 1826675 2(4) 3 (6) 4 (8)
connected to the alarm panel, ensure that it operates
simultaneously with the panel. 4233400456 1(2) 2 (4) 3 (6)
7.2 Quarterly inspection

The quarterly inspection proves the integrity of the
interconnecting wiring from source equipment to the
alarm panel, the line contact monitoring circuits and
the integrity of the internal alarm panel circuits. The
quarterly inspection consists of the commissioning steps
detailed in paragraphs 4.2 to 4.6 inclusive.
7.3 5 year maintenance.

During the 5 year maintenance replace the LCD screen
and backup butteries. See maintenance procedures in
6.1 and figures 45a & 45b for details.
8. RECOMMENDED SPARES
Table 8 details the list of recommended spares to be
held for unplanned maintenance.
TABLE 8: LIST OF RECOMMENDED SPARES

Description Part Number
Medical alarm processor PCB 4233400382
MP125 input PCB - 115/230V 50/60H 4233400381
Backup batteries (x4) 4233400463
LCD 7” touch screen (800 x 480) 4233400388
Medical alarm control fascia 4233400111
Fuse 500mA 1826675
Alarm panel cover 4233400456
The recommended holding of spares depends upon the

number of alarm panels installed and is detailed in Table
9. The number recommended for overseas customers is
expressed in brackets and takes into account expected
transport delays.
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Operation and Maintenance Instructions

Medical Gas Central Alarm

This unit is purchased from:

Telephone: +44 (0) 1246 474242

Atlas Copco Medical Ltd.

Ambient pressure range Class 1 (Mains supplied equipment using a protected

Do not dispose of in general waste Altitude up to 2000m

1. General Information. Each central alarm panel incorporates flashing alarm

The alarm panel also constantly monitors the integrity of

An internal maintenance push-button is provided

Medical Gas Central Alarm - Medipoint 125 Digital Alarm

Tolerances,if not indicated,according to:

Each alarm panel consists of a first and second fix

The assembly contains two printed circuit boards and

Overall dimensions are detailed at Table 1 & Figure 3. 1

TABLE 1: Medipoint 125 – DIMENSIONS

The audible warning speaker fitted to the inside of the 3 4 1

If following an alarm condition no action is taken to

Figure 8 - Power supply PCB.

Remote Audible Main Power Connection

1.7 Alarm contact line fault Change Cylinders ü

total cable length should not exceed 50 metres.

Figure 10 - Back Box details.

requirements of the List of Prohibited Substances

copied, used for manufacturing or communicated to any other person or company.

Finish: As per order

No. Description QTY

2 Power supply PCB (2nd fix, supplied loose) 1

2.2.2 Power supply circuit board. Fit (see figure 12).

Fit a plastic spacer over each of the four retaining studs

CAUTION! Printed circuit boards are

Secure the 2nd fix door to backbox flange by securing

2.2.4 Earth Bonding.

No. Description QTY

1 Status Earth cable

Typical earth stud assembly

Alarm Door Backbox Power Supply

The alarm uses the EIA/TIA-485 (RS-485) data

Output Relay For Transmitting Single Event Alarm

Source equipment alarm connections are connected to

Note - “S” terminal is for connecting the screen

2.2.9 Electrical power supply. Connect (see figure 20).

If the alarm panel is not to be commissioned immediately,

See section 3.8 for an overview of the setup configuration

3.1 Date Time setup (Figure 22)

From the main screen press on the “Info Icon” to go

Press on the “Logs Icon” to go to the Logs Screen

Press on the first field (Day), the num-pad will appear.

Use the num-pad to enter the 4 digit numerical password

Press the ENTER key to confirm the password and

Press the TAB key to go to the next field (Year). Use

Press the ENTER key or press anywhere on the screen

Press the TAB key to go to the next field (Minutes).

3.4.3 Panel ID: 3.4.7 Input Panel.

Press on the down arrow to show the drop down list.

Select the tick box to select accordingly, which will toggle

Press on the first field (New password), the num-pad will

Use the num-pad to enter the new numerical password.

Press the TAB key, or press the next field to go to

Add Gas service Badge.