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General| Power Supply | 110-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Gas Mixture | Customizable |
| Atmosphere Control | Automatic |
| Gas Mixing | Automated |
| Gas Used | Nitrogen (N2), Hydrogen (H2), Carbon Dioxide (CO2) |
| Applications | Microbiology |
| Weight | 150 lbs (68 kg) |
Explains symbols used in the manual and on the instrument for safety.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the instrument.
Details compliance with FCC rules for digital devices.
Describes the purpose and applications of the Anoxomat instrument.
Criteria for instrument placement and additional installation supplies.
Lists items included in the package and unpacking instructions.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the gas supply to the instrument.
Instructions for connecting gas supply to 220V and 100V/110V systems.
Steps for installing recipe printer and connecting to computer/network.
Procedure for turning on the instrument and initial setup steps.
Setting the instrument's language and how to input data.
Supervisor-level configuration including gas mixtures and date/time.
Details on required gas mixtures for anaerobic and microaerophilic cultures.
Configuration for optional registration features for tracking samples and users.
Configuring jar data inputs and setting up user access controls.
Activating optional printer and data interface features.
Detailed steps for setting up and activating the data interface for network connectivity.
Overview of instrument parts and pre-operation checks.
Step-by-step guide for running the Anoxomat for bacterial cultivation.
Understanding the process report and interpreting screen icons.
Procedures for ending a recipe and preparing jars for incubation.
Utilizing a barcode scanner for efficient data entry.
Using the registration screen for lab identification and user tracking.
Information on using and customizing pre-set recipes for gas mixtures.
Options for expanding jar capacity and gas supply connections.
Creating custom recipes for specific culture needs.
How to use saved recipes and print outputs from the Anoxomat.
Transferring data to external systems like LIMS or Excel.
Navigating stored recipes and viewing statistical analysis of instrument use.
Routine cleaning and checks for the Anoxomat unit.
Recommended maintenance for Anoxomat jars, including cleaning and lubrication.
Factors affecting jar lifespan and signs of wear.
Safety precautions to follow when performing maintenance or service.
How to contact Advanced Instruments for support and service.
Procedure for sending the instrument back for repair or replacement.
Methods for diagnosing issues and interpreting error messages.
Running hardware tests and replacing blown fuses.
Solutions for errors related to jar connectivity and gas supply.
Troubleshooting steps for leaks detected during jar tests.
Addressing issues with catalyst activity and general system errors.
Resolving common errors like software issues, touchscreen problems, and peripheral faults.
Catalog of Anoxomat instrument models, jars, and holders.
List of optional accessories and consumable supplies for the Anoxomat.
Technical details on power, size, and weight across different voltage models.
Specifications for gas consumption, jar capacities, and operating conditions.
Information on product warranty coverage and regulatory compliance.
Overview of safety standards and directives met by the product.
Details on electromagnetic compatibility, hazardous substance restrictions, and regional compliance.
Terms and conditions of the product's limited warranty.
Outlines responsibilities of both Advanced Instruments and the user.
Clarification of terms used within the warranty section.
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