CDMS-2000 Series

Dust and Particulate Matter

Monitor (β-ray)

User's Manual

Focused Photonics Inc.

UMCDMS20002110100
User's Manual of CDMS-2000 Series of Dust and Particlulate Monitor (β-ray) Reading Instructions

Reading Instructions

Instructions to Users
Thank you very much for choosing our CDMS-2000 series of dust and particulate matter monitors (β-ray)
(hereinafter referred to as CDMS-2000). Please read the User's Manual carefully before using this
product. Since this Manual covers various important information and data of the product, please strictly
observe the provisions herein to ensure the normal operation of CDMS-2000. In addition, relevant
information will help you correctly use the product and obtain accurate analysis results.

Overview
The contents of this Manual are shown in the following table.

Chapter Main content

1 Instrument Overview It mainly introduces the measuring principles, instrument composition

and performance characteristics of CDMS-2000.

2 System Composition It mainly introduces the composition of CDMS-2000.

3 System Installation It mainly introduces the installation and precautions of CDMS-2000.

4 System Software It mainly introduces the software operation methods of CDMS-2000.

Operation

5 System Operation and It mainly introduces the daily operation of CDMS-2000, including
Maintenance basic operations and advanced operations.

6 Common Problems It mainly introduces the problems occurring during the use of
CDMS-2000.

7 Alarm Code Information It mainly introduces the alarm codes, alarm meanings, alarm types and
of CDMS-2000 handling methods of CDMS-2000.

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This Manual can guide users to install and operate CDMS-2000 correctly and perform preventive
maintenance on CDMS-2000 to guarantee continuous and reliable operation of the system.

The product introduced in this Manual has been strictly inspected before delivery to ensure its first-grade
quality. Furthermore, the user must operate the product in strict accordance with the operation methods
given in this Manual to ensure its safe and high-quality operation and acquisition of correct analysis
results.

This Manual details all information about the correct operation of CDMS-2000. It provides accurate use
reference for technicians who have received specialized training or have knowledge of instrument
operation and control. Operators must confirm that they have correctly understood the safety and warning
information given in this Manual and will apply them in operations before operating the instrument.

For various reasons, it is impossible to describe every product model in detail in this manual. If the user
needs further information or solve problems not covered in this manual, please contact the Customer
Service Department of Focused Photonics (Hangzhou) Inc. (for contact information, please refer to the
back cover of this Manual or the technical support part of Reading Instructions) and ask for help.

Instrument Standards
The system complies with the enterprise standard Q/FPI 125 Dust Monitoring Products and has obtained
national environmental protection certification.

Notes and Warning Information

To ensure the personal safety and avoid property damage during the operation and maintenance of this
system, please pay attention to relevant notes and warning information in this Manual. These notes and
warning information are crucial (highlighted in the text with proper icons) since they provide proper
suggestions on avoiding improper operation.

Such information is highlighted with specific icons and attached with a corresponding explanation. The
icons used in this Manual have the following meanings:

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Icon Description

Tip sign and information - It indicates the common information to remind users
during the product application or those required to be focused on in this Manual.

Note sign and information - It refers to the important information required to be

noted during the use of the product or the parts requiring special attention in this
Manual.

Warning sign and information - It indicates that if the safety measures are not
properly followed during the operation of the product, the instrument will not
measure correctly, or more seriously, major personal injury or death or property
damage may be caused.

Supply and Transportation

For detailed shipping requirements, see relevant clauses in the order contract.

During unpacking, please carefully read the corresponding information on the packing materials, and
ensure that the goods are intact and free from damage. Please keep the external packing of product as
much as possible for use in case of returning the instrument or parts if necessary.

Warranty and Maintenance

The specific warranty and maintenance requirements shall be subject to the corresponding clauses of the
order contract.

During the warranty period and within the warranty scope, maintenance services will be provided for free,
generally covering product maintenance, spare parts maintenance and replacement, technical support,
routine on-site services, etc.

The following faults occurred after the warranty period or within the warranty period are not covered by
the warranty, and we can provide paid maintenance service, including but not limited to:

1) Faults caused by improper use (water ingression, corrosion, fire, strong current flow-in, etc.);

2) Damage due to force majeure (earthquake, lightning, flood, etc.);

3) Internal change of product without authorization;

4) Product damage due to operation against the User’s Manual and training regulations.

The Company strictly abides by relevant national regulations in terms of disposal of waste products

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developed and manufactured by us.

Technical support
Contact information of our Customer Service Department:

Customer service hotline: 4007007555

Fax: 0571-85012188-1540

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.fpi-inc.com

Statement
This User's Manual is not legally liable to the user. Please refer to the corresponding contract for all legal
terms.

© Focused Photonics (Hangzhou) Inc. All rights reserved. This Manual may be subject to change without
notice. No reproduction is allowed without permission.

Note:
The particulate matter monitoring module uses C14 as a radioactive source of β particles, which is an
exempt radioactive source fully complying with national regulations, and protection design has been
provided in the instrument. Please be assured to use the instrument. During the usage, please pay
attention to the warning signs and do not touch the location of C14 radioactive source with bare hands. In
any case, it is strictly prohibited to move or disassemble C14 radioactive source in the Analyzer. When the
particulate matter monitoring module needs to be scrapped upon the expiry of life cycle, customers or
particulate matter monitoring module owners may dispose the C14 radioactive source therein by the
regulations of local environmental protection authorities, or return the radioactive source to the Company
for unified disposal with reference to relevant national regulations; and it is strictly prohibited to discard or
dispose C14 radioactive source at will or without authorization.

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Contents

Reading Instructions ...................................................................................................................................... I

Instructions to Users ..................................................................................................................................... I
Overview ..................................................................................................................................................... I
Instrument Standards ................................................................................................................................... II
Notes and Warning Information .................................................................................................................... II
Supply and Transportation ...........................................................................................................................III
Warranty and Maintenance .......................................................................................................................... III
Technical support ....................................................................................................................................... IV
Statement ...................................................................................................................................................IV
1 System Overview ........................................................................................................................................ 1
1.1 Product introduction .............................................................................................................................1
1.2 Measuring principles ............................................................................................................................ 2
1.3 Product characteristics and functions ..................................................................................................... 2
1.4 Technical indicators ..............................................................................................................................4
2 System Composition ................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Particulate matter analysis module ........................................................................................................ 5
3 System Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1 Basic operating environment .................................................................................................................8
3.2 Installation requirements ...................................................................................................................... 8
3.3 Installation steps .................................................................................................................................. 8
4 System Software Operation ...................................................................................................................... 12
4.1 Interface overview .......................................................................................................................... 12
4.1.1 Interface composition ..................................................................................................................12
4.1.2 Real-time data list interface ......................................................................................................... 12
4.1.3 CDMS-2000 reverse control interface .......................................................................................... 13
4.1.4 CDMS-2000 data query interface .................................................................................................16
5 System Operation and Maintenance ......................................................................................................... 17
5.1 Turning on the system .....................................................................................................................17
5.2 Basic operation ...............................................................................................................................17
5.2.1 Measurement ..............................................................................................................................17
5.2.2 Data query ..................................................................................................................................17
5.3 Instrument maintenance .................................................................................................................. 17
6 Common Problems and Solutions ............................................................................................................. 18
7 Alarm Code Information of CDMS-2000 .................................................................................................. 19

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(β-ray) List of Figures

List of Figures

Fig. 1-1 Appearance of CDMS-2000 Monitoring System ..................................................................... 1

Fig. 2-1 Composition Diagram of CDMS-2000 Monitoring System ...................................................... 5

Fig. 2-2 Main Structure of BPM-200 ...................................................................................................6

Fig. 2-3 BPM-200 Front Panel ............................................................................................................ 7

Fig. 2-4 Description of Rear Panel of BPM-200 Monitor ......................................................................7

Fig. 3-1 Installation of Cement Base for CDMS-2000 .......................................................................... 9

Fig. 3-2 Schematic Diagram of Mounting Holes at Waterproof Flange ................................................ 10

Fig. 3-3 Front and Back Sides Installation Effect Diagram of CDMS-2000

(Excluding Some Optional Devices) ...................................................................................................... 11

Fig. 4-1 Interface of CDMS-2000 Data Acquisition Software ............................................................. 12

Fig. 4-2 Real-time Data List Interface ............................................................................................... 13

Fig. 4-3 CDMS-2000 Reverse Control Interface ................................................................................ 15

Fig. 4-4 CDMS-2000 Data Query Interface ........................................................................................16

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1 System Overview

1.1 Product introduction

CDMS-2000 can detect the concentration of particulate matter, noise, meteorological parameters, etc. It
has the functions of intelligent capture and evidence collection as the concentration of particulate matter
exceeds the standard, uploading alarm information, etc., which greatly facilitates the management of
competent departments and can be widely used for monitoring construction site dust, road dust, urban
PM2.5/PM10 and noise.

Fig. 1-1 Appearance of CDMS-2000 Monitoring System

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1.2 Measuring principles

β-ray method refers to a national standard method for automatic monitoring of atmospheric particulate
matter and may be used for the measurement of the concentration of TSP, PM10, PM2.5 and other
particulate matter in the atmosphere.

Measuring principles: radioactive isotopes (such as C14) emits β particles, i.e. electrons, which have
strong penetrating power. When they pass through absorption matter with a certain thickness, their
intensity gradually weakens with the increase of absorption thickness, which is called β absorption. When
the thickness of absorption matter is far less than the range of β particles, the absorption approximately
meets the following equation:

I=I0e- m x m
I0 represents the count of β particles when absorption matter is not absorbed by the filter paper;

I represents the count of β particles in the β-ray passing through a filter paper with absorption matter of
a thickness of t m ;

 m represents mass absorption coefficient or mass attenuation coefficient in the unit of cm2/mg; for the
same absorption matter,  m is related to radiation energy;

x m represents mass thickness in the unit of mg/cm2

During measurement, the extraction pump extracts the air to be measured at a constant flow rate (16.7
L/min). After passing through the particulate matter cutter (TSP, PM10 or PM2.5), particles with an
aerodynamic particle size greater than the specific particle size are trapped in the cutter, while particles
with a target particle size remain in the airflow and finally deposit on the paper tape. The concentration of
atmospheric particulate matter (TSP, PM10 or PM2.5) can be obtained by analyzing the change in β-ray
intensity before and after the deposition of particulate matter. If the flow rate is Q, the dust deposition area
of the filter paper is A and the sampling time is Δt, the measured dust concentration (unit: mg/m3) is:

1.3 Product characteristics and functions

Product characteristics of CDMS-2000:

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High measurement accuracy of particulate matter

 β-ray absorption principle, which is not affected by factors such as the shape, color and
density of particulate matter;

 Dynamic heating method, which overcomes the influence of high humidity on rainy days and
realizes all-weather measurement with high accuracy;

Rich functions

 Real-time online detection of particulate matter (PM2.5, PM10 and TSP) concentration,
noise and five meteorological parameters;

 Automatic video capture and evidence collection when the concentration of particulate
matter exceeds the standard;

High reliability

 High-power industrial air conditioner for temperature control, rarely affected by

environmental factors;

 The ability to keep the system setting parameters for a long time in case of power failure and to
automatically start the system to enter the working status after power restoration;

 Modular design that is very convenient for disassembly and maintenance;

 Equipped with a 4G module that allows remote reverse control;

Powerful platform software

 Ranking of the concentration of particulate matter at all monitoring points in the district and
city;

 Early warning and SMS notification of particulate matter concentration;

 Abundant data analysis means to summarize, statistically analyze and automatically

produce reports on alarm data;

 Display of location of monitoring points in the area on GIS and Real-time view of monitoring
values of particulate matter and noise through networking of monitoring points;

 Drawing of thermodynamic diagrams of PM concentrations with meteorological data

superimposed to analyze the evolution of particulate matter;

 Supervision of cessation of work at construction sites to assist in investigating unauthorized

start of work and ensure major exports;

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1.4 Technical indicators

Concentration of particulate matter (choose one from PM2.5, PM10 and TSP),
Measurement factor
Five meteorological parameters (optional), noise (optional) and video (optional)

Measuring principles β-ray method

Measuring range 0~10mg/m3

Resolution 0.1mg/m3

Sampling flow 16.67L/min

Particulate matter Minimum detection limit ≤2μg/m3

analyzer
Minimum indication unit 0.1μg/m3

Reproducibility of calibration
±2% (nominal value)
membrane

Instrument parallelism ≤7%

Radioactive source of β ray C14 radioactive source, exempt source

Communication 4G network, configurable external LED display

Communication interface
interface screen

Positioning function Including GPS positioning

Supply voltage (220±10%)VAC, (50±1)Hz

Total power consumption Normal operation ≤2000W

Others
Operating temperature -30℃～50℃

Operating humidity 0%~100% RH (no condensation)

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2 System Composition

As shown in the figure, CDMS-2000 dust and particulate matter monitor is mainly composed of particulate
matter analysis module, HD dome camera, five meteorological parameters, sound level meter (noise
monitoring), communication module, mainboard and air conditioner. The particulate matter analysis
module, among them, further includes a cutting head, a sampling rod, a particulate matter analyzer
(BPM-200) and a sampling pump.

Fig. 2-1 Composition Diagram of CDMS-2000 Monitoring System

2.1 Particulate matter analysis module

The particulate matter analysis module is mainly composed of sampling probe, atmospheric temperature
detection unit, air heating unit, host and sampling pump. Among them, the analysis host (BPM-200) is

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mainly comprised of quality detection unit (including C14 radioactive source, detector and filter paper tape,
etc.), flow path control unit (including filter, flowmeter and regulating valve, etc.) and motion control unit
(used to control paper tape, nozzle and reference membrane, as shown in Fig. 2-2).

Fig. 2-2 Main Structure of BPM-200

The front panel of the particulate matter analyzer (BPM-200) is a human-machine interaction interface for
equipment operation and information display, as shown in Fig. 2-3.

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Fig. 2-3 BPM-200 Front Panel

The rear panel of particulate matter analyzer (BPM-200) has electrical and gas path ports, as shown in
Fig. 2-4 below.

Fig. 2-4 Description of Rear Panel of BPM-200 Monitor

Definitions of ports on rear panel

No. Definition No. Definition

1 Air pump pipe port 7 RS232/485 port

2 Sampling pump port 8 Status quantity output port

3 Heating module port 9 Port of temperature detection unit

4 Power interface 10 Analog output/input port

5 Switch 11 Status quantity input port

6 Network cable transmission 12 USB interface

port

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3 System Installation

3.1 Basic operating environment

CDMS-2000 is generally installed outdoors such as construction site or roadside, with ambient humidity of
(0%~100%) RH, power supply requirement of 220VAC/50Hz and total power not less than 2000W.

3.2 Installation requirements

Notices for the installation of CDMS-2000 monitoring system:

In general, the area within a radius of about 1m around CDMS-2000 sample injection port shall
be free from any objects that may affect air flow, including other devices that may cause air flow;

Generally, the height of CDMS-2000 sample injection port shall be within the range of 2 ~ 15m
from the ground;

In general, the CDMS-2000 monitoring system shall be placed on a cement platform instead of
low-lying areas. Besides, it is necessary to protect the power supply circuit at the base of CDMS-2000 to
prevent water from entering.

3.3 Installation steps

Tips:
The CDMS-2000 monitoring system shall be installed by the personnel familiar with the installation of
environmental monitoring equipment, and its installation process is basically the same as that of other
environmental equipment.

The installation steps of CDMS-2000 monitoring system are as follows:

Step 1 Select an appropriate location according to the working condition table. The CDMS-2000
monitoring system usually needs to be installed on a sturdy cement platform measuring 2m*2m with
a thickness of 10cm. The CDMS-2000 host and column should be installed on this platform as well.

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The CDMS-2000 host has a bottom size of 0.6m*0.6m and should be placed on the cement
platform. The supporting column base has a size of 0.5m*0.5m and needs to be fixed onto the
cement platform using expansion bolts (see Step II for details). The supporting column is used to
install accessories such as cameras and meteorological sensors, as shown in Fig. 3-1;

Fig. 3-1 Installation of Cement Base for CDMS-2000

Step 2 First, install the auxiliary column base, place the bottom mounting seat at a suitable position
on the cement platform, and make corresponding marks on the cement platform according to the
fixing hole position of the bottom mounting seat for drilling expansion screw holes. The dimensional
drawing of the bottom mounting base is shown in the following figure:

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Fig. 3-2 Schematic Diagram of Mounting Holes at Waterproof Flange

Step 3 Drill holes at the just marked position with a drill bit with a diameter of 16mm to a depth of
about 55mm (the casing part of the expansion screw needs to be buried in the cement platform);

Step 4 Install the M12x80 expansion screw into the hole to expose the threaded part;

Step 5 Fix the bottom mounting base on the platform, and make the expansion screw pass through
the corresponding hole;

Step 6 Assemble the spring washer, flat washer and nut on the expansion screw, and tighten the
nut hard to firmly fix the bottom mounting base on the cement platform.

Step 7 Fix all external devices (HD camera, five meteorological parameters, etc.) to the auxiliary
column and link their cables into the CDMS-2000 host.

Step 8 Erect the column as a whole and fix it on the bottom mounting base. Pay attention to making
the outlet hole under the column face the direction to be monitored.

Step 9 After installing the auxiliary column, place the CDMS-2000 host at the designated position of
the cement platform.

Step 10 Carry out cable connection of CDMS-2000, including cables and various serial ports.

Step 11 Install a particulate matter sampling rod at the upper end of CDMS-2000 cabinet.

Step 12 Install the temperature and humidity sensor of BPM-200.

Step 13 Install the cutting head of BPM-200. The overall installation effect of the front and back
sides is shown in Fig. 3-3 (excluding some optional devices).

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Fig. 3-3 Front and Back Sides Installation Effect Diagram of CDMS-2000 (Excluding Some Optional Devices)

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 User's Manual of CDMS-2000 Series of Dust and Particlulate Monitor (β-ray) 4 System Software Operation

4 System Software Operation

The operation of CDMS-2000 does not require the control of data acquisition software, but needs to be
debugged by debugging software. This Chapter introduces the operation of CDMS-2000 debugging
software. Please thoroughly read and understand the content of this part before operation.

4.1 Interface overview

This section mainly introduces the operation interface of CDMS-2000 debugging software.

4.1.1 Interface composition

The interface of debugging software consists of different interfaces such as real-time data list,
CDMS-2000 reverse control, CDMS-2000 data query and alarm query.

Fig. 4-1 Interface of CDMS-2000 Data Acquisition Software

4.1.2 Real-time data list interface

The real-time data list interface displays the parameters and status being measured by CDMS-2000
software, and can display the data of each parameter in real time.

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Fig. 4-2 Real-time Data List Interface

4.1.3 CDMS-2000 reverse control interface

This interface includes two parts, with first part of system parameters mainly composed of system
information, network settings, platform IP and port number, device configuration, instrument operation
mode, heartbeat package and system time, and the second part of particulate matter parameters mainly
comprised of relevant parameter parameters of the particulate matter host.

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Fig. 4-3 CDMS-2000 Reverse Control Interface

System parameters:

① System information: Read the instrument ID and software version number of the equipment, and also
set the instrument ID;
② Network setting: Read the instrument IP and MN number of the device. The MN number can be
modified as required;
③ Platform IP and port number: Set the server IP and port number of the device that needs to upload
according to the project data transmission requirements, supporting simultaneous transmission by up to 3
platforms. If the platform for data transmission is a Focused Photonics Inc. grid platform, check FPI
protocol; if the platform for data transmission is other national standard protocol platforms, check national
protocol;
④ Device configuration: Tick the optional devices to configure according to the specific configuration of

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the project, and click Settings;

⑤ Heartbeat package: Click "Obtain" to obtain all current data of the device, including monitoring factor
data, gas path flow and alarm information;
⑥ System time: Read and set the system time of the device.
Particulate matter parameters:
① BPM-200 module: Read the instrument ID and software version number of BPM-200 host;
② BPM-200 concentration parameter: Read the latest current concentration information of BPM-200
equipment;
③ BPM-200 status information: Read the current status information of the current BPM-200 equipment;
④ BPM-200 alarm information: Read current BPN-200 alarm code information;
⑤ VOC status acquisition: Click "Acquire" to acquire the voltage signal of the current VOC sensor;
⑥ VOC polynomial calibration: Read and set the calibration information of VOC module;
⑦ VOC KB value: Read and set the KB value information of VOC module.

4.1.4 CDMS-2000 data query interface

The historical data of the equipment can be queried and exported on this interface.

Fig. 4-4 CDMS-2000 Data Query Interface

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5 System Operation and Maintenance

5.1 Turning on the system

Please confirm that all parts have been connected before the system is started, turn on the air switch
inside the CDMS-2000 host case to power up the system, and then turn on the power-on switch of
BPM-200. The system enters the self-inspection status, during which BPM-200/noise meter/five
meteorological parameters/camera and other accessories will be subject to self-inspection. If there is any
abnormality, corresponding alarm information will be prompted.

5.2 Basic operation

5.2.1 Measurement

Users can connect to the CDMS-2000 online monitoring system locally through debugging software to
view data and equipment status.

Users can also find the needed station on the platform software and then view the data of each
measurement factor.

5.2.2 Data query

Users can query the historical data information and historical alarm records stored locally. For internal
details of BPM host, please refer to the BPM-200 User's Manual.

5.3 Instrument maintenance

It is mainly BPM-200 in CDMS-2000 that needs maintenance. Refer to the maintenance of BPM-200.

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6 Common Problems and Solutions

The system is powered on, and the BPM200 does not work.
Please check whether the air switch has been closed.

Please check whether the fuse is blown.

Check whether the power supply terminal is correctly connected.

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7 Alarm Code Information of CDMS-2000

Table 7-1 Alarm Code Information of CDMS-2000 System

Alarm Alarm
Alarm meaning Software judgment basis solution
code Category

12 External SD card Warning External SD card data storage and Check the external SD
abnormality alarm reading abnormality card

13 GPS abnormality Warning Data receiving timeout Check the 4G module

alarm

15 Network exception Warning Configuration network without Check the 4G module

alarm response

36 Chassis temperature Warning The read case temperature is outside Check the temperature
sensor fault alarm the range of [-46-90] sensor of case

37 Atmospheric humidity Warning The read atmospheric humidity is Check atmospheric

sensor faulty alarm beyond the range of [0-100] humidity sensor

38 4G module does not Warning 4G module communication Check the 4G module

respond alarm abnormality

41 Wind velocity and Warning Meteorological communication Check wind velocity

direction sensor fault alarm abnormality, without response and direction sensor

42 Noise meter fault Warning Noise meter communication Check the noise meter
alarm abnormality, without response

43 Particulate matter Warning Particulate matter communication Check particulate matter

module communication alarm abnormality, without response module
abnormality

44 VOC communication Warning VOC communication abnormality, Check VOC

abnormality alarm without response

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45 The SIM card or main Warning Server connection failed Check the SIM card
antenna is not inserted alarm

47 Meteorological Warning Instrument shelter communication Check the

instrument shelter alarm abnormality, without response meteorological
communication instrument shelter
abnormality

48 485 temperature Warning 485 temperature module Check the 485

acquisition failed alarm communication abnormality, temperature module
without response

49 VOC concentration out Warning Read VOC exceedance threshold Check VOC
of limit alarm concentration

98 TCP connection failed Warning Server connection failed Check the 4G module
alarm and platform

99 Server does not respond Warning Server does not respond Check the 4G module
alarm and platform

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