Gs (Geprüfte Sicherheit) Handling Procedures - Philips PS6000 Benutzerhandbuch

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9. GS (Geprüfte Sicherheit) HANDLING PROCEDURES
9.1 Introduction
In a GS (Geprüfte Sicherheit) approved system a PS-mobile and its associated equipment must
be tested every time a PS-mobile is taken into active duty (e.g when removed from its
charging/storage rack, or when batteries are replaced).The GS test procedure must also be
carried out (at least) within every 24 hours of continuous use. The control desk (if enable for
GS approved systems) has been set to perform this procedure after 23 hours of continuous
duty.
The GS test procedure is normally performed with both the PS-mobile holder and the control
desk operator (side-by-side). The GS test procedures must be performed for all alarms that
have been enabled (e.g No-Move, Not-Vertical and 'Tear-off ' alarms).
Performing the GS Test Procedure
The control desk detects that a PS-mobile has been removed from its storage/charging rack, its
23 hour duty timer has elapsed or when the PS-mobiles batteries have been changed. The
control desk indicates in its display that the GS test needs to be performed.
The display opposite shows
the control desk about to
begin the GS test.
- Press the 'Manual' Alarm
button on the PS-mobile
(>2 seconds). The PS-
mobile transmits the
'Manual Alarm' Call to the
control desk every 6
seconds until reset.
Once the call is received the
control desk displays the
screen opposite. To reset
the alarm call press the
'Alarm/Reset' button on the
PS-mobile again for < 2
seconds.
PS-Micro control desk LBB 6105/00
0001
ACTIVATE MANUAL ALARM
NOTE: The Manual Alarm test is mandatory and must
always be tested in a GS approved system.
0001
Alarm received, reset Manual alarm
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