ESP Waekon Machine Setup

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Firstly unpack everything. Check that you have 3  adaptors; black, blue, & red, with the necessary washers in this order;  foam, spacer, lastly the thin sealing washer. You’ll need to buy extra  washers... You should also have 2 x 16” approved clamping pliers.  Next, attach  the red hose with the quick disconnects, then attach your large regulator to  your refillable bottle of nitrogent.... put your thumb over the end and turn it  on... set the gauge to 80 PSI.. remove your thumb and try again.  Now, attach  the blue hose to the regulators... turn on the bottle and check for leaks, you  can spray with Windex or a similar product. NOTE; when turning on your nitrogen  bottle, DO IT SLOWLY, otherwise you could blow a hose off inside the  unit.

Turn on your evap and the  bottle regulator... wait 10 mins for the gases to settle... scroll down to  status, push the enter button twice, the screen will show about 31 PSI... if needed adjust the small regulator in the  cabinet slightly so the screen reads 31 PSI... press ESC twice and scroll up to  calibration, press enter to start a calibration... follow the prompts... ONLY  connect the hose to the calibration tank when told to do so... set the valve to  the middle position OFF & start the calibration... do NOT rush the  calibration... when u turn the valve count to 5 then press enter button.  The  ESP evap does not give any information during the calibration and at the end  automatically logs the results...   AFTER 10 FAILED  CALIBRATIONS, YOUR UNIT WILL LOCK YOU OUT... always call us after 2 failed  calibrations.

Evaps are now plug & play,, no more calling  OPUS/ESP...

When using with your WIFI  BAR97 smog machine you no  longer have to contact OPUS / ESP to set up your evap tester... simply plug  & play... connect the serial wire, select “station manager functions” click  on it, now select “evap tester record purge” and click on it... the machine will  say “purge successful” if everything is working fine. if not it will say “purge  failed”... it sometimes takes a couple of tries to complete...