TX8060 XD ONE Dust Monitor

Product Information

Specifications

• Product Name: Trolex XD One Personal Dust Monitor

• Function: Provides data on airborne particulates to indicate
  and warn of personal exposure to particulate-related health
  hazards

• Particulate Matter Sizes: PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4.25, PM10

• Total Suspended Particulates (TSP): Reports on all
  environmental TSP

• Measurement Technology: Innovative light scattering photometer
  with adaptive flowrate and advanced sensing technology

• Measurement Range: 0.35 – 40 m

• Data Collection: Detailed concentration profiling and analysis
  using Trolex BreatheLITE software

• Display: Custom short-term exposure limit (STEL) or long-term
  exposure limit/time-weighted average (TWA) audio visual alarms
  on-device

• Connectivity: Can be connected to Trolex BreatheLITE software
  for live particulate readings

• Maintenance: Low maintenance, does not use pumps or
  filters

Product Usage Instructions

1. General Description

The Trolex XD One Personal Dust Monitor is designed to provide
data on airborne particulates to indicate and warn users of
personal exposure to particulate-related health hazards. It
specifically monitors respirable particulate matter (PM) and can be
configured to measure and warn users based on selectable
particulate matter sizes (PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4.25, PM10). The device
also reports on all environmental total suspended particulates
(TSP).

The XD One uses an innovative light scattering photometer with
adaptive flowrate and advanced sensing technology to ensure a high
level of measurement accuracy. It can measure and classify the size
of each particle at up to 10,000 samples per second, allowing for
detailed real-time reporting even in high dust level
environments.

Precise data is collected for all measurable particulates,
enabling detailed concentration profiling and analysis using the
Trolex BreatheLITE software. The XD One records data on
particulates between 0.35 and 40 m, providing users with detailed
information about a wide range of particulate sizes.

Measurement information is displayed on-device through custom
short-term exposure limit (STEL) or long-term exposure
limit/time-weighted average (TWA) audio visual alarms.
Additionally, the device can be connected to the Trolex BreatheLITE
software for live particulate readings.

2. Features

2.1 Intended Use

The XD One is a personal monitor designed for use in a range of
applications and environments. It alerts users to changes in
particulate levels relative to predefined thresholds and limits. It
is suitable for monitoring in both indoor and outdoor ambient air
conditions, and can handle high and low particulate concentration
levels. The XD One is designed to be low maintenance and does not
use pumps or filters.

2.2 Limits of Use

To ensure optimum performance and safe operation, the XD One
must be operated according to the limits and instructions detailed
in the technical data section of the user manual. Operating the
device outside of these limits may result in equipment damage or
failure to achieve the performance specification. It is important
to follow the procedures and safety instructions provided in the
user manual to avoid any injury or damage caused by incorrect
installation, setup, operation, or maintenance.

Note: Operating the XD One at extremes of the specified
temperature limits may reduce the operating lifetime of the
product.

FAQ

Q: What is the intended use of the XD One?

A: The XD One is a personal monitor designed to alert users to
changes in particulate levels in various applications and
environments.

Q: Can the XD One be used in both indoor and outdoor

conditions?

A: Yes, the XD One is suitable for monitoring in both indoor and
outdoor ambient air conditions.

Q: Does the XD One require regular maintenance?

A: The XD One is designed to be low maintenance and does not use
pumps or filters.

Q: What should I do if the XD One is operated outside of the

specified limits?

A: Operating the XD One outside of the specified limits may
result in equipment damage or failure to achieve the performance
specification. It is important to follow the procedures and safety
instructions provided in the user manual to ensure safe
operation.

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USER MANUAL
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CONTENTS

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General description……………………………………………………………………… 4 Features……………………………………………………………………………………… 5 Intended use…………………………………………………………………………………………. 5 Limits of use………………………………………………………………………………………….. 6 Product safety……………………………………………………………………………… 7 Danger from process…………………………………………………………………… 8 Safety procedures……………………………………………………………………….. 9 Laser safety precautions………………………………………………………………………. 9 Device components…………………………………………………………………….. 11 Particulate flow path…………………………………………………………………………….. 12 Certification and conformity………………………………………………………… 13 Compliance…………………………………………………………………………………………… 13 Product label…………………………………………………………………………………………. 13 Technical information………………………………………………………………….. 14 Product specification…………………………………………………………………………….. 14 Product dimensions……………………………………………………………………………… 16 Mounting details…………………………………………………………………………………… 16 Device configuration…………………………………………………………………… 19 Default settings…………………………………………………………………………………….. 19 First power on…………………………………………………………………………….. 20 Device functionality…………………………………………………………………….. 21 User interface icons and indicators……………………………………………………. 22 Operational sequences……………………………………………………………………….. 22 Power on sequence…………………………………………………………………………….. 25 Power off sequence…………………………………………………………………………….. 27 Instrument self-test’ routine……………………………………………………………….. 27 User initiatedself-test’ routine…………………………………………………………… 28 Accidental activation of power/function switch………………………………… 30 Power management……………………………………………………………………………. 30 Low- power shutdown…………………………………………………………………………. 31 Detailed battery indication…………………………………………………………………. 31 Battery calibration……………………………………………………………………………….. 31 Operating modes…………………………………………………………………………. 32

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Power management…………………………………………………………………………….. 32 In-cab’ mode………………………………………………………………………………………… 33Data log’ mode…………………………………………………………………………………….. 33 `Live readout’ mode……………………………………………………………………………… 33 Alarm warnings and calculations………………………………………………… 34 Alarm calculations………………………………………………………………………………… 35 Alarm acknowledgement…………………………………………………………………….. 35 Connectivity………………………………………………………………………………… 37 Charging……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 37 Trolex BreatheLITE software……………………………………………………………….. 38 Configuration………………………………………………………………………………………… 38 Data download……………………………………………………………………………………… 39 Updating firmware………………………………………………………………………………… 40 Maintenance……………………………………………………………………………….. 41 Visual checks………………………………………………………………………………………… 41 Device cleaning…………………………………………………………………………………….. 41 Cleaning labels……………………………………………………………………………………… 42 Partiulate entry/exit apertures……………………………………………………………… 42 Compliance audit check……………………………………………………………………….. 42 Compliance audit check: Results…………………………………………………………. 44 Preventative maintenance……………………………………………………………………. 44 Atomised particulate suppression and mist spray……………………………… 44 Troubleshooting………………………………………………………………………….. 45 Recoverable errors……………………………………………………………………………….. 45 Non-recoverable fatal errors………………………………………………………………… 45 Device fault codes………………………………………………………………………………… 45 Glossary and definitions………………………………………………………………. 47 Disposal………………………………………………………………………………………. 48 Technical support………………………………………………………………………… 49 Get in touch…………………………………………………………………………………………… 49 Feedback………………………………………………………………………………………………. 49 Disclaimer……………………………………………………………………………………. 50 Trademark…………………………………………………………………………………… 50

1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION

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The Trolex XD One Personal Dust Monitor is designed to provide data on airborne particulates so that users can take appropriate actions from particulate-related health hazards.
The XD One allows users to specifically monitor respirable particulate matter (PM) to indicate and warn of personal exposure in working and operating environments. The device can be configured to measure and warn users based on selectable particulate matter sizes (PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4.25 and PM10) and report on all environmental total suspended particulates (TSP).
The XD One uses an innovative light scattering photometer that combines adaptive flowrate with advanced sensing technology to ensure a high level of measurement accuracy. The size of each particle is instantaneously measured and classified at up to 10,000 samples per second to allow detailed real-time reporting even in high dust level environments.
Precise data is collected for all measurable particulates, enabling detailed concentration profiling and analysis using the Trolex BreatheLITE software. As the XD One records data on all particulates between 0.35 and 40 m, users can easily access and view detailed information about a wide range of particulate sizes.
Measurement information is displayed on-device in the form of custom short- term exposure limit (STEL) or long-term exposure limit/time-weighted average (TWA) audio visual alarms, or directly connected to the Trolex BreatheLITE software for live particulate readings.

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2. FEATURES

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· Personal, portable, mountable and moveable · Early warning of personal exposure to airborne particulates · Early warning alerts for increased particulate levels · PM1, PM2.4, PM4.25, PM10 and TSP measurement ranges · 0.35 – 40 µm particle sizing range · Low-end sensor resolution, measuring down to 0.35 µm with 99% capture · Custom particle density for increased characterisation · Operational stability in varying atmospheric and environmental conditions · Custom Logging Intervals from 10 to 60 seconds · On-device audio/visual alarms · Custom alarm setpoints · Custom STEL and TWA period alarm thresholds · On-device self-check routine · Battery operated, rechargeable (16+ hours) · On-device data logging · Live data readout via BreatheLITE software · Data analytics functions via BreatheLITE software · Data analytics functions via BreatheLITE software · Range of personal, industrial and cabin mounting options · Low maintenance
2.1 Intended use
The XD One is a personal monitor designed for use in a range of applications and environments. The product alerts users to the change in particulate levels relative to predefined thresholds and limits. Suitable for monitoring in either indoor or outdoor ambient air conditions, the XD One can cope with both high and low particulate concentration levels. Designed to be low maintenance and does not use pumps or filters.

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2.2 Limits of use
To ensure optimum performance and safe operation, the XD One must be operated according to the limits and instruction detailed in the technical data section of this user manual. Operation outside of these limits may result in damage to the equipment or failure to achieve the performance specification.
Trolex will not be liable for any injury or damage caused by incorrect installation, setup, operation, or maintenance resulting from a failure to follow the procedures and safety instructions provided in this user manual.
Note: Operating the XD One at extremes of the specified temperature limits may reduce the operating lifetime of the product.

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3. PRODUCT SAFETY

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WARNING!
Alerts the user to a potentially hazardous procedure or practice which if not followed correctly can result in serious personal injury or injury of others.
CAUTION!
Alerts the user to a procedure or practice which if not followed correctly can result in damage to the system or ancillary equipment.

WARNING! ­ LASER RADIATION
The use of controls, adjustments, or procedures other than those specified in this user manual may result in exposure to hazardous optical radiation.

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4. DANGER FROM PROCESS

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It is possible that the XD One could be installed or operated in environments that contain process particulates which can be hazardous to health.
Unless process conditions are known to be entirely safe, suitable precautions such as the use of breathing apparatus or environmental purging/detoxification should be employed before entry is made into the installation or maintenance environment.
Note: This product variant is not designed for use with flammable or explosive dust in combustible concentrations. In the event of potential combustible concentrations becoming present in a nonhazardous location, this variant of the XD One must be powered down.
It is the responsibility of the installer to risk assess the suitability of the instrument for installation and use in the intended application.

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5. SAFETY PROCEDURES

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Always observe the safety precautions detailed in this user manual. Personnel installing, operating or maintaining the equipment are responsible for their personal safety and correct handling of the equipment in accordance with all safety instructions in this user manual and those specified in local guidelines or regulations.
Installation in working environments can be challenging and correct set up is critical to the function of the instrument; it is important that you carefully read the entire product user manual before using and installing the XD One for the first time.
Refer to the Certification and Conformity section of this user manual and to the relevant certificates for any installation parameters and special conditions of safe use. The installation or use of the XD One must only be carried out by competent personnel. Observe the national safety regulations issued, for example, by the employers’ liability insurance association, social security institutions, occupational safety and health authorities or other safety organisations.
The XD One is a personal safety device and it is the operator’s responsibility to respond accordingly to any warnings, alarms or alerts in accordance with site regulations and instructions. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the instrument.
Retain these instructions in a safe and known place for future use.
5.1 Laser safety precautions
The XD One is rated via the Class 1 `Laser Safety Guideline’ under all conditions of normal use.
Class 1 laser products may contain laser systems of a higher class but there are adequate engineering control measures to ensure that access to the beam is not permitted during normal use.

WARNING ­ Class 3B laser radiation: do not open the laser
housing when the laser is powered on as it may result in eye damage from directly viewing the laser beam. The XD One complies with:
· IEC 60825-1 2014 · 21 CFR-1040.10 and 1040.11

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Sensor housing
WARNING ­ There are no user-serviceable parts inside the
XD One sensor housing. Servicing should only be carried out by Trolex or an approved service technician.

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6. DEVICE COMPONENTS

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The XD One can be rapidly installed to suit a variety of applications. The particulate sensor is located inside the main housing that provides isolation and ingress protection between the particle flow path and control circuits.
The following details highlight the main features of XD One Personal Dust Monitor.

2. 3.

8. 9.

6. 11.

7. 1. Main housing 2. Air inlet 3. Function membrane 4. Sounder outlet 5. LED user interface 6. On/off function switch

7. Air outlet 8. Mounting loop 9. Threaded mounting 10. Aligator clip 11. USB port

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6.1 Particulate flow path
The XD One allows the free sampling of particulate concentrations an unrestricted, vertical flow path as highlighted below. It is recommended that routine inspection of the air inlet is carried out to ensure that it is free from any obstruction.

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7. CERTIFICATION AND CONFORMITY XD One_User manual_P5644.1601_Rev C
7.1 Compliance
The XD One complies with the following European Union directives and United Kingdom Regulations:
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2014/30/EU Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Regulations 2016/1091 · EN 61326-1:2013 · EN 61000-6:2:2019 · EN 61000-6-3:2007+A1:2011 Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive 2011/65/EU Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Regulations 2012 S.I. 2012/3032
7.2 Product label
The following information is highlighted on the product label, accessible on the rear of the XD One as highlighted in section 6.
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8. TECHNICAL INFORMATION

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8.1 Product specification

Particulate sensing parameters

Sensing technology

OPC light-scatter photometer

Particulate measurements 35 to 40 µm (PM1.0, PM2.5, PM4.25, PM10 and TSP)

TSP range

Up to 40 µm logged in mg/m³

PM measurement capability* 0.35 to 40 µm over 24 bins

PM continuous operating range** PM density
PM measurement units
Sampling interval

Up to 1,500 mg/m³
0.8 to 8.0 g/ml (default: 1.65 g/ml) Custom particle density profiling µg/m³ ­ logged on-device mg/m³ or µg/m³ ­ BREATHELITE software 1 second

Particle count

Up to 10,000 (particles/second)

Flow rate

Dynamic (1.2 L/min nominal)

Total flow rate

5.5 L/min (typical)

Accuracy

± 5%

*The instrument can define particulate measurement peak trends up to the quantity specified.
**During sustained high dust loading periods, the instrument will report on PM data up to the quantity specified.
Note: Sustained exposure to PM quantities above 25 mg/m³ will be logged; however, this may affect the operating life of the particulate sensor.

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Technical specification

Ambient temperature limits -10 to 45 °C

Humidy

0 to 95% RH (non-condensing)

Protection classification Housing material

Main enclosure, dust and waterproof: IP66 Particulate flow path (cap open): IP22 Particulate flow path (cap closed): IPX6
Polymer coated stainless steel

Net weight

445 g

Data connections

1 x mini USB (maximum cable length ­ 2 m)

User options User interface/alarms

Particulate measurements STEL and TWA alarm setpoints Latching alarms
Visual icon illumination (STEL, TWA and battery indications)

Self-test Battery capacity

Sensor hardware, circuitry and battery test on activation Manual self-test during use
18.72 Wh

Battery run time

16 hours (full health at ambient)

Changing temperature limits 0 to 45 °C

Maximum charge current 1.2 A

Product fixing/mounting Certification On-device data storage

Personal mounting clip, klick-fast stud, pole mount or custom bracket
CE UKCA
8 GB up to 10 years (log rate dependent) Stored device data can be cleared as required

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8.2 Product dimensions

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114.5 mm

88 mm

74 mm

8.3 Mounting details
The XD One is supplied with an alligator mounting clip as standard. A klick- fast stud is available to allow the XD One to be compatible with a range of wearable, wall and pole fixing kits.

XD One alligator clip

XD One klick-fast stud

The XD One is supplied with four M3 threaded mounting holes as standard to allow for custom mounting of the device.

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The XD One is supplied with a stability bracket and strap for additional support of the product when body-mounting. Fit the bracket using the bottom two threaded M3 mounting holes and the fixing screws provided.
XD One stability bracket
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XD One_User manual_P5644.1601_Rev C The XD One is compatible with the pole mounting kit, which allows mounting onto the XD unit using the M3 mounting holes ranging from 50 – 150 mm. Fit the bracket using four threaded M3 mounting holes and the fixing screws provided.
XD One pole mount bracket Position the XD One device via personal or body mount fixings, wall and pole adapters or in-cab vehicle mounting.

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9. DEVICE CONFIGURATION

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9.1 Default settings

Serial number

ABCDEFG123 (Trolex custom S/N)

Name Operating mode Alarm PM size TWA period (minutes/hours) TWA threshold (µm/m³) STEL period (minutes/hours) STEL threshold (µm/m³) Log rate (seconds) Particle density (g/ml)

Blank Normal PM4.25 8 hours 1,000 15 minutes 1,000 10 seconds 1.65

Default device settings can be manually changed as required using the Trolex BreatheLITE application.

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10. FIRST POWER ON

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The XD One is shipped with a lithium-ion battery cell that has been factory charged to no more than 30% of operating capacity for transport safety requirements. Before using the XD One ensure that it is fully charged using the supplied wall charger and USB cable.
See section 14 for further details on charging and device connectivity.

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11. DEVICE FUNCTIONALITY

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The XD One has been designed around the use of a single-press switch and three illumination icons to indicate on-device warnings, battery levels and operating modes.
User interface icon display
The XD One has a simple tri-icon graphical interface which is used to communicate ondevice warnings, sampling modes, battery indication and a device heartbeat.

Audio alarm
The built-in alarm sounder provides audio warnings at 85 db in conjunction with the illuminated icons alerting users to alarm setpoints.

Power/function button
A single power and function button is used on the XD One for device power on/off, alarm acknowledgement and device self-test.

Press

Hold

Release

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11.1 User interface icons and indicators

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Icon 1 Icon 2

Primary function: Secondary function:

STEL warning Sequence function icon

Primary function: Secondary function:

TWA warning Sequence function icon

Icon 3

Primary function: Secondary function:

Battery indication/heartbeat Sequence function icon

11.2 Operational sequences
The following details the main operational sequences of the XD One.

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Power on Self-test sequence
Power off

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On initial power up, the XD One will perform a self-test sequence indicated by a sequential blue flash of each icon. This is followed by a `pass’ indication of flashing green icons and sounder confirmation.
Fault indication.
All icons will illuminate white incrementally before the XD One powers down.
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STEL alarm threshold
TWA alarm threshold
Battery icon

Heartbeat

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Flashing amber warning icon 1′ will be illuminated when the STEL threshold is exceeded. Flashing red warningicon 2′ will be illuminated when the TWA threshold is exceeded.
The battery icon will flash green intermittently (three seconds) to indicate a power status between 100 and 70%.
The battery icon will flash amber intermittently (three seconds) to indicate a power status between 69 and 40%.
The battery icon will flash red intermittently (three seconds) to indicate a power status of 39% or lower.
When the XD One reaches a battery level of < 10%, a red warning will flash every second.
The XD One heartbeat is indicated via the intermittent flashing (three seconds) of the battery icon.

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11.3 Power on sequence
Before first power on, ensure that the XD One if fully charged using the charger provided. The XD One will automatically run the following sequence.
1. Device power on
The XD One will switch on and run the start-up routine.
2. Device self-test
The XD One will automatically run a self-test sequence and indicate a pass/fail result.
3. Auto-particulate sensing
The XD One will automatically begin sensing and recording particulate levels.
Note: The XD One begins particulate sampling as soon as power on and the start up routine is complete. STEL/TWA calculations, alarm warnings and data recording are immediately active alongside particulate sampling following the power on sequence.
To power on the XD One, follow the steps below.
1. Press and hold the function button on the front of the XD One to initiate the power on sequence.

2. Release the function button on the front of the XD One when all icons are illuminated white.

Power on

Hold

Release

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3. The XD One will perform a self test routine to check the sensor element, electronic circuitry and battery health.

XD One_User manual_P5644.1601_Rev C Start up `self-test’ routine

4. Following the self-test routine the XD One will display a “Pass”/”Fail” result via an audible visual alarm.
5. The XD One will automatically begin to sample particulate concentrations.

Self-test’ resultSample’ routine

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11.4 Power off sequence
To power down the XD One, follow the steps below.
1. Press and hold the function button on the front of the XD One to initiate the power OFF sequence.

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2. Release the function button on the front of the XD One when all icons are illuminated white.

Power off routine

Hold

3. The XD One will power down, and switch off.

Power off

Release

11.5 Instrument `self-test’ routine
On initial power on, the XD One is programmed to perform a set of initialisation tests which are listed and described below. The device will perform the self-test routine every time it is switched on, with results displayed in the form of green flashing icons for a pass result and red flashing icons when an error is identified.
Refer to section 11.2 for sequence illumination details.

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· Sensor comms check
Ensures communications and correct functionality of the OPC sensor. · Device hardware check
Ensures functionality of the internal electronic hardware. · Device battery check
Ensures that the internal battery pack is functional and calibrated for use. · Data logging comms test
Ensures communications and correct functionality of the XD One internal memory storage. · EEPROM memory test
Ensures communications and functionality of the EEPROM is correct and that custom defined user settings are not lost.
11.6 User initiated self-test’ routine’ At any point during normal operation, the XD One can run theself-test’ routine to ensure system functionality. To perform a self-test’, press and hold the power button until all three function icons are blue, at this point, release the power button and the device will initiate theself-test’ sequence.
Self-test’ results After the self-test routine has been performed, the XD One will indicate the result via illuminated icon status. Refer to section 11.2 for “Pass”/”Fail” illumination details. Note: On return of a “Pass” result, the XD One will automatically continue with sensing operation. On return of a “Fail” result, the XD One will check if the fault is recoverable and repeat theselftest’. This will take place up to a maximum of four times before the device will return a fatal error indication. In the unlikely case of fatal error indication, it is recommended to contact the Trolex service team.

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To activate the self-test routine, follow the steps below.
1. Press and hold the function button on the front of the XD One to initiate the function sequence.

Power off routine

Hold

2. Release the function button on the front of the XD One when all icons are illuminated blue.

Start up `self-test’ routine

3. Following the self-test routine the XD One will display a “Pass”/”Fail” result via an audible visual alarm.

`Self-test’ result

Release

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4. The XD One will automatically begin to sample particulate concentrations.

XD One_User manual_P5644.1601_Rev C `Sample’ routine

11.7 Accidental activation of power/function switch
The XD One has a single power/function switch that has been designed for all device input operations. All positive inputs are completed via press, hold and release to prevent accidental activation of the power switch during operation.
In the event that the XD One power/function switch is accidentally activated during operation, the device will alert the user to the prolonged button press and hold via a series of sequential audio alarms.
Once the power/function switch is released, the XD One will automatically perform a self-test and revert to normal sensing operation.
11.8 Power management
The XD One uses a single battery icon to identify the battery life of the device. The internal battery has a 16-hour operating capacity when fully charged and it is recommended that the device is charged between shifts to ensure maximum operational charge during use.
During normal operation, the battery indication icon is used to display the following battery status.
Green flashing icon (intermittent at three-second intervals)
When the XD One is displaying a green flashing icon, the battery charge level is between 100 and 70%.
Amber flashing icon (intermittent at three-second intervals)

When the XD One is displaying an amber flashing icon, the battery charge level is between 69 and 40%.
Red flashing icon (intermittent at three-second intervals)

When the XD One is displaying a red flashing icon, the battery charge level is between 39 and 10%. The red flashing icon will blink at one-second intervals when the battery decreases below 10%.

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11.9 Low-power shut down
An automatic low power shut down is initiated when the battery level reaches 0%. The XD One will alert the user to a low power shut down by running the power off sequence described above. If an attempt is made to power on the device without sufficient battery charge, the XD One will immediately run the shutdown sequence again.
11.10 Detailed battery indication
The XD One gives an on-device visual indication of operational battery life whilst in use; however, a detailed battery percentage level can be accessed by connecting the device directly to the accompanying BreatheLITE software application and navigating to the dashboard as highlighted below.
11.11 Battery calibration
The battery health is continuously monitored during normal operation and is calibrated when the battery is fully charged. If for any reason the battery is fully depleted, the XD One will lose the current stored battery calibration data. Fully charging the XD One will recalibrate the battery monitoring functionality.
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12. OPERATING MODES

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The XD One has four user-selectable operating modes for use in varying environments and reporting requirements.
· Normal (default)
· In-cab
· Data log
· Live data
12.1 Power management
Normal’ mode captures and records data at a specified logging interval, allowing the XD One to provide real-time warnings and alarms on changing particulate levels. Normal’ mode is intended for use when the XD One is used to monitor individual exposure to particulate levels within a working environment.
When configured to Normal’ mode and connected via USB interfaces, the XD One will power down its particulate sensor to allow for faster charging and data download. Normal’ mode is indicated through the flashing of the battery indication symbol during normal operation.
The use of the XD One in `Normal’ mode allows for both real-time alerts and data capture to take place simultaneously. Warning alarms can be set against a single PM value; however the XD One will log sensor data for the following sizes for offline review.
· PM1.0
· PM2.5
· PM4.25
· PM10.0
The XD One also records the TSP measurement for all particulates that have passed through the sensor during its operational period. This includes particulates between the size range of 0.35 µm and 40 µm.
During Normal operation mode, the XD One will record data for all PM values at the specified log rate for download and offline analysis. When recording PM readings to the internal memory, the XD One will log the maximum value for each size at the specified logging interval.

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In Normal’ mode, the user-selected alarm PM size readings are taken every second and used to update the applicable STEL and TWA calculations which are then checked against the configured alarm thresholds. 12.2In-cab’ mode
The XD One In-cab’ mode allows for the same operating functionally as Normal’ mode but can also be continuously used in a vehicle when connected or powered via USB. This mode is indicated via the solid illumination of the battery symbol during operation as highlighted below.
The XD One will turn itself off after five minutes after USB power has been removed to save power.
12.3 Data log’ mode The XD OneData log’ mode follows the operational functionality of Normal’ mode, but readings are not checked against alarm threshold levels and on- device warnings/alarms will not trigger. This mode is intended for use during passive monitoring of environments where data is captured for download and post-analysis using the BreatheLITE software. This mode is indicated via two turquoise illuminated icons as highlighted below. 12.4Live readout’ mode
The `Live readout’ mode allows the XD One to stream live particulate data to the BreatheLITE software via USB connection. Particulate data is also logged to the internal memory for download and analysis as required. This mode is indicated by two violet illuminated icons as highlighted below.
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13. ALARM WARNINGS AND CALCULATIONS

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The XD One uses two LED icons alongside audio sequences to alert users to changing levels of airborne particulates as highlighted below.

If a threshold is breached during operation, the following alarm sequence is used to alert users.
Icon 1′: Short-term exposure limit (STEL) alarm The XD One will flash the amber STEL icon alongside an audible alarm (two beeps per second). Icon 2′: Long-term exposure limit/time-weighted average (TWA) alarm
The XD One will flash the red TWA icon alongside an audible alarm (three beeps per second).
In the event that both alarms are triggered simultaneously, the TWA alarm will take priority.
Note: The XD One is factory programmed with the following default STEL and long-term exposure limit/TWA alarm warning thresholds:
· STEL alarm warning threshold ­ 1,000 µm/m³ over 15 minutes
· TWA alarm warning threshold ­ 1,000 µm/m³ over 8 hours
The default threshold limits have been defined based on a quarter of the permissible limit for most respirable dusts as outlined in the EH40/2005 guidelines.

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Advice outlined in EH40/2005 states that where no specific STEL is listed, a figure three times that of long-term exposure limit should be used. However, always refer to local guidelines and legislation to ensure that alarm warning thresholds are set at appropriate and permissible values for the intended operating environment.

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13.2 Alarm acknowledgement
In the event that a warning alarm is triggered, the XD One will auto-latch to ensure that a conscious action is made to acknowledge the warning. During alarm state, users can acknowledge triggered alarms which will silence the audio alarm; however, the LED warning indication will remain illuminated (solid) to indicate the alarm conditions are still present.

At the point of particulate levels decreasing below the permissible threshold (95%) of the alarm set point, the alarm will reset and the illuminated LED will switch off.

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To acknowledge a latched alarm, press and hold the power button for 2 seconds then release after which the XD One will confirm with an LED sequence: scrolling illumination of alarm colour, followed by a scrolling green sequence.
Note: If an alarm is not acknowledged by the user, the XD One will remain latched with the illuminated LED and audio warning indefinitely.
The XD One device will only re-alarm on increasing or continued particulate levels above the permissible threshold, after the original alarm has been user acknowledged and self-cleared.

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14. CONNECTIVITY

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The XD One has been designed to be connected via the configuration single, live operating modes and data review purposes.
To connect the XD One to the USB cable supplied, simply sealing cover and insert the connector as shown below.

14.1 Charging
The XD One Device is charged via the ondevice USB port and cable provided. It is recommended that the XD One is charged using the supplied wall adapter where possible to ensure that the maximum power is delivered to the battery in the shortest timeframe.
The XD One can be charged via a PC USB port; however, please note that this will take significantly longer to charge due to standard PC USB power delivery limitations.
The following sequence is displayed on the XD One during battery charging and is used to indicate the battery charge level. The XD One charge sequence will run at differing speeds for fast (wall adapter) or slow (PC USB) charging.
Once charging is complete the XD One will display two solid white icons and a flashing green battery indication.

XD One charge sequence.

Fully charged indication (flashing green icon).
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Note: When the XD One is operated in Live’ orIn-cab’ modes and consequently connected via USB during operation, the sequence highlighted above does not apply. These modes are designed to function during continued power of the XD One unit via a USB or 12 to 24 V vehicle charger.
14.2 Trolex BreatheLITE software
BreatheLITE serves as the dashboard interface for the XD One and allows users to connect single and multiple devices.
Connecting the XD One to the Trolex BreatheLITE software allows for easy device navigation, set-up and custom threshold setting as required. BreatheLITE is also used to store, view and analyse collected data from a single location and is an essential tool to support the maintenance of the XD One.
Application information, details and a help section is available on download of the software.

The Trolex BreatheLITE software can be downloaded by following the supporting information at www.trolex.com.

14.3 Configuration
The XD One can be connected to the BreatheLITE software where users can setup the following parameters:

· Device name

· TWA threshold (µg/m³)

· Com port

· STEL period (minutes/hours)

· Operating mode

· STEL thershold (µg/m³)

· Alarm PM size

· Log rate (seconds)

· TWA period (minutes/hours)

· Particle density (g/ml)

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Note: For further details on XD One configuration, please refer to the BreatheLITE software help section. Refer to section 9.1 for details on standards and default device settings.
14.4 Data download
The XD One is designed to collect particulate data information during operation for download, review and analysis as required via the BreatheLITE software as highlighted below.
On download of captured data, the BreatheLITE software allows particulate information to be reviewed using the data analysis tool set as highlighted below.
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For further details, please refer to the BreatheLITE `Help’ section on data download and analysis.
14.5 Updating firmware
After the release of updated operating firmware by Trolex, the XD One can be locally updated by connecting to the BreatheLITE software. Trolex will notify users of the latest update and accompanying release notes, and provide further instruction on updating XD One devices.

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The maintenance of the XD One must only be carried out by competent personnel. All maintenance and repair must be considered with reference to the local safety regulations and authorities.
The XD One contains no user-serviceable components and the limits of user maintenance are outlined in the following information.
15.1 Visual checks
Periodic visual checks should be carried out to assess if there are any issues or faults arising with the XD One device. Periodically, unsure devices are checked for the following:
1. Any external damage to the device. Plastic parts should not be cracked or broken which could affect the IP rating of the product.
2. Any obstruction to the particulate inlet/outlet.
3. Any damage or wear to the main product membrane, LED icons and power/function switch.
4. Any damage to the USB data/charge port.
5. Any damage to USB cable that is periodically connected to the XD One device.
6. Any damage to mounting hardware, clips, or fixings.
7. Labels on the product are still in place and are not peeling or discolouring.
15.2 Device cleaning
As part of the routine maintenance schedule and during use in high dust loaded environments, it is recommended that the XD One sensor is cleaned from time to time following the steps below:
1. Wipe down the XD One inlet surfaces with a damp cloth to remove any external dust and debris.
2. Using canned compressed clean air, spray the device inlet for 10 to 15 seconds to clean the dust path.

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15.3 Cleaning labels
It is recommended to periodically clean the instrument with a damp cloth, to ensure the instrument user interface and keypad is clean and legible.
15.4 Particulate entry/exit apertures
The particulate exit aperture is protected by a stainless-steel grille to minimise the ingress of debris into the XD One. It is recommended that the grille is checked and cleaned regularly to ensure that the airflow is not obstructed. It is recommended that the grille is checked and cleaned during maintenance periods to ensure that it has not become clogged with ingress that may obscure the particulate sensing airflow.
15.5 Compliance audit check
The XD One has been designed with an inbuilt compliance check routine/test to allow for the infrequent checking of device functionality against a selection of sized reference particulates.
The Compliance Check uses certified sample material that can be passed through the sensor to ensure that all sensing and sizing parameters are functioning as intended. Reference material with a size spread ranging from 0.35 to 40µm allows each sensing region to be populated with reference data during the process.
To run the Compliance Check sequence, connect the XD One to the BreatheLITE software application, position in the supplied compliance base and cover with the particulate dispersion hood before selecting the automated test routine within the device maintenance menu.
The use of the compliance base and particulate dispersion hood allows for units to be isolated within a known volume during testing as highlighted below.

1. Insert the XD One into the compliance dock.

2. Cover with particulate dispersion hood.

3. Run BreatheLITE compliance check.

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XD One_User manual_P5644.1601_Rev C The routine must be carried out using the Trolex Compliance required to conduct the procedure, including: · Reference particle sizes (Reference material) · Dosing bottle Sized reference material is used to periodically test specific operational aspects of the XD One during the compliance audit check. One Once the XD One is connected to the BreatheLITE software, and the compliance audit test has been selected from the maintenance menu follow the on screen instructions to dose the device with reference particulate material. Note: The dosing bottle is a dispersing mechanism for the sample particulate material. Please ensure that these components are kept in a clean and dry environment, free from moisture and contaminants. It is important toprime’ the dosing bottle by shaking it vigorously to ensure the reference material is free to disperse into the hood. To dose the reference material into the particulate dispersion hood, use the built mechanism several times to active dosing.in pumping mechanism several times to active dosing.
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15.6 Compliance audit check: Results
BreatheLITE is designed to return a “Pass”/”Fail” result based on the compliance audit check results and operational threshold for the applicable particulate sizes. This is displayed on completion of the check and is detailed in the device log of each connected XD One.
Return of a “Pass” result

On return of a “Pass” result, the particulate sensor is functioning as expected and normal monitoring operation can resume. Return of a “Fail” result.

Return of a “Fail” result

1. Run a sensor cleaning operation as highlighted in section 15.2.

2. Repeat the compliance audit check sequence and note the test result.

3. On return of a “Pass” result, the particulate sensor is functioning as expected and normal monitoring operation can resume.

4. On One unit return of a repeat “Fail” result, please contact Trolex direct to discuss support or servicing of the XD One.
15.7 Preventative maintenance
In some circumstances, a routine preventative maintenance schedule should be used to ensure that the performance of the device is upheld. The following table should be used as guidance to the level of unit maintenance required based on environmental dust loadings.

Dust loading
Low Medium High

Average dust loading in mg/m³ Up to 5 mg/m³ Up to 10 mg/m³ 10 mg/m³ or above

Expected maintenance schedule 6 to 12 months 3 to 6 months 1 to 3 months

Note: All particulate and operating environment types are different and therefore this matrix should be used as a guide only. It is recommended that an assessment of the site environmental and operating conditions is carried out periodically to determine the required frequency of a routine maintenance schedule.
15.8 Atomised particulate suppression and mist spray
It is recommended that the XD One is operated with location and proximity consideration relating to atomising dust suppression systems. Instrument readings will include atomised or misted sizes that pass through the XD One sensor, within the particle detection range.

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If an issue is non-resolvable based on the information below, please contact the Trolex product support team.
16.1 Recoverable errors
In the unlikely event that the XD One encounters a recoverable operating error, the device will log the event and automatically take appropriate action to resolve the issue.
It is recommended that on notification of recovery from an error, previous data capture and device settings are checked before continued operation.
User settings and configurations may need to be redefined using the BreatheLITE software.
16.2 Non-recoverable fatal errors
In the unlikely event that the XD One encounters a non-recoverable operating error, the device will cease normal operation and alert the user to the issue via flashing red LED’s and an audible sequence as shown below.

In the case of a rare and non-recoverable fatal error, please contact the Trolex service team for support as detailed in.

16.3 Device fault codes
The following codes relate to on-screen warnings that the Air XD will display when a fault is encountered during normal operations.

Sequence

Fault name
Internal memroy corruption

Fault description

Fault check

A corruption in the XD The device will

One’s internal memory. automatically format its

was detected. Loss of

memory and continue its.

data occured, or readings operation.

cannot be recovered.

Internal memory full

The XD One’s internal memory is full.

Download and clear the device data event and and alarm logs.

Particulate sensor data error

The data received from

Contact Trolex or an

the particulate sensor was approved distributor.

found to be corrupt. The

XD One will ignore this

reading, log the event and

continue its operation.

If this occus more than four

times, the XD One will alert

the user and enter an error

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Device settings corruption
Particulate sensor electronic failure
Internal memory electronics failure.

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state. A corruption in the XD One’s device settings was detected.
The XD One has detected an electronic hardware failure of the particulate sensor.
The XD One will alert the user and enter an error state.
The XD One has detected an electronic failure of the internal memory. The XD One alert the user and enter an error state.

The device will automatically revert to factory defaults and continue its operation. Contact Trolex or an approved distributor.
Contact Trolex or an approved distributor.

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17. GLOSSARY AND DEFINITIONS

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Flow rate IP µg/m³
mg/m³
OPC PPM Particulate matter (PM)
TSP

The volume of air mixture which passes per unit time.
Ingress protection.
Microgram per cubic metre. The concentration of an air pollutant given in micrograms (one-millionth of a gram) per cubic meter of air. Milligram per cubic metre. The concentration of an air pollutant given in milligrams (one- thousandth of a gram) per cubic metre of air. Optical particulate counter. Parts per million. General term for a mixture of solids and liquid droplets suspended in the air from typical processes including combustion, industrial activities or natural sources. Total suspended particulate.

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18. DISPOSAL

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18.1 Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive (2012/19/EU)

This symbol, if marked on the product or its packaging, indicates that this product must not be disposed of with general household waste.
In the European Union and many other countries, separate collection systems have been set up to handle the recycling of electrical and electronic waste.

At the end of the product’s life, do not dispose of any electronic sensor, component or instrument in the domestic waste. Contact Trolex or the distributor for disposal instructions.

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19. GET IN TOUCH

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19.1 Technical support
Our UK technical services team are available to provide expert ongoing technical assistance and technical support packages tailored to your specific requirements.
Please contact our technical services team:
Telephone: +44 (0)161 483 1435
Email: service@trolex.com
19.2 Feedback
If you have any suggestions for improvements or amendments, or find errors in this publication, you can contact marketing@trolex.com directly.

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DISCLAIMER

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The information provided in this document contains general descriptions and technical characteristics of the performance of the product. It is not intended as a substitute for and is not to be used for determining suitability or reliability of this product for specific user applications. It is the duty of any user or installer to perform the appropriate and complete risk assessment, evaluation and testing of the products with respect to the specific application or use. Trolex shall not be responsible or liable for misuse of the information contained herein. When instruments are used for applications with technical safety requirements, the relevant instructions must be followed.
All pertinent state, regional, and local safety regulations must be observed when installing and using this instrument. For reasons of safety and to help ensure compliance with documented system data, only Trolex or its affiliates should perform repairs to components.
Trolex Ltd. reserves the right to revise and update this documentation from time to time without obligation to provide notification of such revision or change. Revised documentation may be obtainable from Trolex.
Trolex Ltd. reserves the right, without notice, to make changes in equipment design or performance as progress in engineering, manufacturing or technology may warrant.
TRADEMARK
© 2023 Trolex® Ltd.
No part of this document may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, without express written permission of Trolex.
Trolex is a registered trademark of Trolex Ltd. The use of all trademarks in this document is acknowledged.

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BUSINESS PLAN: AIR XS

At Trolex, we save lives.
We believe that no person should risk their life to earn a living.
Our aim is to become the world’s leading name in health and safety technology, through pioneering products that provide real-world benefits to our customers, whenever workers operate in hazardous environments.

For more information about Trolex, please contact us at:

Enquiries sales@trolex.com
Telephone +44 (0) 161 483 1435
Fax +44 (0) 161 483 5556

Trolex Ltd Newby Road, Hazel Grove Stockport, Cheshire SK7 5DY, United Kingdom
Website www.trolex.com

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