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General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | Anoxomat Mark II CTS |
| Brand | Advanced Instruments |
| Function | Creates anaerobic, microaerophilic environments for microbial cultures |
| Operation | Automatic evacuation and replacement of gases |
| Gas Mixtures | Capable of using various gas mixtures including N2, CO2, H2. |
| Indicators | Visual and/or audible indicators for cycle completion and errors |
| Safety Features | Leak detection, overpressure protection, and automatic shut-off |
| Dimensions | Varies by model and configuration |
| Power Requirements | 110-240V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Compatibility | Compatible with standard culture plates |
| Type | Automated Anaerobic/Modified Atmosphere System |
Explains symbols indicating warnings and hazards in the manual.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the instrument safely.
Details compliance information and warnings related to FCC regulations.
Describes the primary purpose and application of the Anoxomat Mark II CTS system.
Guides users on selecting an appropriate and safe placement for the instrument.
Lists necessary tools and supplies required for instrument setup.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely unpacking the Anoxomat system and accessories.
Lists optional components and accessories available for the Anoxomat system.
Details the connection and setup of the main gas cylinder for the Anoxomat.
Step-by-step instructions for safely powering on the Anoxomat instrument.
Details the procedure for configuring instrument settings using a setup code.
Describes how to configure the gas supply connections for the Anoxomat.
Information on standard gas compositions used for anaerobic and microaerophilic cultivation.
Configuration steps for the optional sample registration feature.
Customizing data input prompts for each jar before starting a recipe.
Process for adding and managing user IDs for instrument access control.
Instructions for setting up and activating the data interface software.
Overview of the instrument's key parts and their functions.
Step-by-step guide for running experiments with the Anoxomat.
Information displayed on the screen during and after a recipe run.
Procedure for completing a recipe run and disconnecting jars.
Details on the automated quality assurance tests performed by the Anoxomat.
How to adjust the QA level for individual test runs.
Procedure for modifying the default QA level for existing recipes.
Using a barcode scanner for data entry to reduce errors.
How to use the optional screen for lab identification and sample tracking.
Information on using and creating custom recipes for specific atmospheric conditions.
Details on expanding the system with more jar processing capabilities.
Information on adding more gas supplies for complex atmospheric requirements.
Enables users to create and save custom recipes for specific needs.
Steps to select and activate stored or custom recipes.
Instructions for using the optional printer to output recipe run data.
Managing data transfer from the Anoxomat to external systems like web pages or databases.
Routine cleaning and checks for the main Anoxomat instrument.
Procedures for cleaning, storing, and maintaining the Anoxomat jars.
Important safety warnings and precautions before performing service.
Contact information and procedures for requesting technical support or service.
Steps for packaging and sending the instrument for service.
Guidance on checking operational requirements, fuses, and error messages.
Understanding and addressing errors indicated in the process report.
Information on running system hardware diagnostics.
Procedure for safely replacing blown fuses in the instrument.
Lists various Anoxomat controller models based on jar and gas connections.
Catalog of different jar types and their capacities for Petri dishes.
Details various Petri dish holders and their compatibility with jars.
Lists additional accessories and consumable supplies for the Anoxomat system.
Technical details regarding voltage, frequency, and power consumption.
Physical measurements of the instrument in inches and centimeters.
Standard gas usage rates for microaerophilic and anaerobic recipes.
Specifications for the default microaerophilic and anaerobic recipes.
Recommended temperature and humidity ranges for instrument operation.
Overview of the limited warranty coverage for the instrument.
Explanation of symbols indicating conformity to European directives.
Compliance with U.S. electrical safety standards for equipment.
Compliance with Canadian electrical safety requirements for equipment.
Conformance to European directives for electromagnetic compatibility and low voltage.
Details regarding FCC rules for digital devices and potential interference.
Conformance to EU directives for waste electrical equipment and hazardous substances.
FDA listing status for the Anoxomat and its accessories.
Outlines the terms and limitations of the product's warranty coverage.
Details the specific warranties provided by Advanced Instruments for the product.
Outlines the user's responsibilities and conditions for product use and maintenance.
Explains key terms used in the warranty and service sections of the guide.
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