HUD Pressure Status Indicators

What color will the pressure status indicator be if the pressure is between 36% and 49%?

Which segment indicates the highest pressure range of the cylinder?

In which segment would the pressure indicator display if the cylinder pressure is at 45%?

What percentage range corresponds to the red color in the pressure status indicator?

Where is the pressure status indicator located on the facepiece?

What does a successful self-test indicate for the SCBA?

What happens when the SCBA enters the startup sequence?

What does the countdown timer on the primary screen display?

What does a Hardware Alarm icon indicate?

How is the calculated remaining service time displayed?

What should a user do if the overhaul reminder icon shows?

What information is likely displayed on the secondary screen?

What factor can reduce the actual remaining time displayed on the SCBA?

HUD Pressure Status

Pressure and alarm status is indicated via light pipes on the facepiece of the SCBA.
Right side displays pressure status, left side displays alarm status.
Pressure indicators are divided into four segments based on percentage of maximum cylinder pressure:
- Segment 1: 75-100% pressure
- Segment 2: 50-74% pressure
- Segment 3: 36-49% pressure
- Segment 4: 0-35% pressure
Colors and display statuses indicate pressure levels:
- 50-100%: Green
- 36-49%: Yellow
- 0-35%: Red

Start-up Sequence

Activation occurs when the PASS device exits sleep mode and runs a start-up sequence.
Displays MSA logo and unit information on the control module.
Buddy lights on power and control modules cycle through red, yellow, and green.
Power module emits a start-up tone.
A self-test ensures the SCBA is operational, showing results on the self-test screen:
- Successful self-test: Displays a Go icon, SCBA ready for service.
- Maintenance needed: Overhaul reminder icon indicates SCBA should not be used after deployment.
- Dangerous failure: Hardware Alarm icon appears, triggering a full alarm and halting operation—SCBA must be removed from service.
After the start-up sequence, the primary screen becomes active for operational use.

Primary Screen

Displays critical information, including calculated remaining service time based on current pressure levels.
Countdown timer estimates service time until 35% pressure remains, aligning with Air Management Guidelines.
Actual remaining time may vary depending on breathing rate; increases in breathing rate could significantly shorten usable time.
Time indicator serves as a general guide, calculated from the average breathing rate over the last three minutes.

Secondary Screen

Accessed by pressing the green button once, providing additional information not specified here.

This quiz focuses on the HUD pressure and alarm status indicators in a facepiece. Participants will learn about the four segments of pressure status, how they correspond to LED colors, and the pressures they represent. This is essential knowledge for understanding equipment functionality in safety operations.