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To address the issue of the incubation block not being at the correct temperature with the 3M Industrial Equipment, allow a 30-minute warm-up period after the 3M™ Attest™ Auto-reader 490 is plugged in. Note that 3M™ Attest™ Super Rapid Readout BI readings are disabled until the incubator block reaches 56.5ºC +/-2ºC.
What to do if BI removed from well on 3M Attest 490?
If the 3M™ Attest™ Super Rapid Readout BI has been removed before incubation is complete on your 3M Industrial Equipment, replace it in the proper well within 10 seconds to prevent loss of collected data.
General| Brand | 3M |
|---|---|
| Model | Attest 490 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Records changes made to the manual over time.
States that sample data is for illustration and not actual results.
Notes that hardware specifications may change and not match the system.
Defines the meaning of warning, caution, and danger indicators.
Lists critical safety advice to prevent injury or instrument damage.
Details compliance with UL, IEC, and other safety standards.
Outlines compliance with electromagnetic compatibility standards.
Details voltage, frequency, and current requirements for the power supply.
Lists acceptable altitude, temperature, and humidity ranges.
Advises on selecting a suitable and safe placement for the instrument.
Explains how to attach the correct power plug for the region.
Instructs users to allow a warm-up period before operating the device.
Offers recommendations for unit operation and standby.
Describes the ten incubation/reader wells on the auto-reader.
Identifies and explains the function of each button on the auto-reader.
Explains the various indicators and messages shown on the LCD display.
Refers to the sticker that matches well color to biological indicator type.
Details the procedure for setting the date and time on the auto-reader.
Explains how to enable or disable the audible alarm for notifications.
Details the process of activating BIs and placing them into the auto-reader wells.
Explains proper placement of biological indicators in the wells for accurate results.
Describes how to interpret positive and negative fluorescence readings.
Explains how to interpret results using visual pH color changes.
Details the function of the audible alarm for positive results and errors.
Explains how to manage the audible alarm settings.
Mentions the ability to stack units for space saving.
Describes how to access serial number, software version, and other info.
Explains the auto-reader's internal temperature monitoring system.
Introduces methods for configuring the auto-reader settings.
Introduces the web-based interface for advanced features.
Specifies the recommended browser versions for optimal web app performance.
Explains how to establish a connection to the web app using serial number or IP address.
Details the information presented on the web app's status page.
Describes the content and purpose of the results detail page.
Instructs on opening the detailed record for a specific biological indicator.
Details how to input lot numbers, technician names, and other data.
Guides setting the biological indicator types for specific wells.
Details how to change the language displayed on the web app pages.
Explains enabling/disabling direct configuration via the unit buttons.
Guides on enabling/disabling the audible alarm for the unit.
Describes how to assign a nickname for easier identification of multiple units.
Explains the option for automatic IP address assignment.
Details manual entry of static IP addresses for network connection.
Covers configuration of network gateway and primary DNS server.
Explains setting the auto-reader clock using computer time or manual entry.
