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Temperature Range | 4°C to 99°C |
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Temperature Accuracy | ±0.1°C |
Gradient Range | 30 °C to 99 °C |
Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
Power Supply | 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Display | Color touchscreen |
Heating Time | approx. 15 seconds from 50°C to 95°C |
Explains conventions, symbols, and signal words used in the manual for hazard indication.
Describes the Biometra TAdvanced as an end-point thermal cycler for nucleic acid amplification.
General guidelines for safe operation, regulatory compliance, and observed regulations.
Details warning and instruction signs attached to the device and their meanings.
Outlines device's technical condition and requirements for safe operation.
Specifies qualifications and training required for operating personnel.
Safety instructions for device transport, including packaging and handling precautions.
Covers safe operation, ventilation, sample handling, and burn risks associated with high temperatures.
Guidelines for safe handling of samples, auxiliary, and operating materials, including PPE.
Safety instructions for maintenance, cleaning, and repair procedures, emphasizing authorized personnel.
Instructions on how to react and shut down the device in case of danger or accidents.
Details thermoblock technology, quick block exchange, and the High Performance Smart Lid (HPSL).
Covers the 7" touchscreen, graphical/spreadsheet programming modes, and ease of use.
Describes the software's feature for quick access to recently used programs by each user.
Explains options for creating programs: pre-installed templates and the protocol wizard.
Details the tool for programming temperature gradients across the sample block for optimization.
Mentions user account management and self-test functions for GLP compliance.
Discusses compatibility with various consumables, reagents, and polymerases.
Provides order numbers for different models, block types, and accessories.
Lists included items, packaging instructions, and unpacking/inspection steps.
Instructions on how to set the device's operating voltage using the selector switch.
Covers general setup, ventilation, placement, and network connection procedures.
Identifies and describes the control elements visible on the front and rear of the device.
Explains the procedure for quickly exchanging sample block modules.
Details the function of the height-adjustable heated lid and how to close it.
Provides instructions on safely opening the heated lid, including reducing contact pressure.
Describes the on-screen keyboard and keypad for data entry in the software.
Explains cursor keys for navigation and Confirm/Cancel buttons for user input.
Lists common commands and their corresponding icons used in the Biometra TAdvanced software.
Describes the initial self-test upon power-on and the subsequent login screen.
Outlines the main functions accessible from the home screen after user login.
Explains how to check block status (Free, Running, Pause) and use the quick start feature.
Details how to use the quick start function for previously used programs.
Describes how to use the incubation mode for constant temperature incubation of samples.
Explains how to switch between graphical and spreadsheet programming interfaces.
Guides on creating new PCR programs or using pre-defined templates.
Instructions for naming programs and setting the heated lid temperature.
Details how to enable or disable the preheating function for the heated lid.
Overview of parameters that can be entered or modified for each program step.
Step-by-step guide on how to edit all parameters for a selected program step.
Explains how to set up program loops using 'Go To' and 'Cycles' parameters.
Details how to add temperature or time increments to program steps within loops.
Instructions on how to adjust the heating and cooling ramp rates for program steps.
Guides on setting up temperature gradients across the sample block for optimization.
Explains how to edit individual parameters directly in the spreadsheet or graphical view.
Procedures for adding new steps or removing existing steps from a program.
Instructions on how to save a program, select a user directory, and storage location.
Guides on selecting and starting stored programs from a user's account.
Describes how to copy individual programs or all programs to another location.
Instructions for deleting individual programs or all programs from a user's directory.
Explains how to view program progress in graphical or spreadsheet views.
Details how to pause a running program and then continue it later.
Covers how to skip a program step or completely stop the program execution.
Guides on using the wizard to create PCR programs based on polymerase templates.
Instructions on how to enter new polymerases or edit existing preset program templates.
Explains how to remove polymerase templates from the software.
Outlines parameters for automatic PCR program generation, including product length and cycles.
Describes the tool to calculate theoretical primer annealing temperatures based on sequences.
Covers basic device settings like date, time, logout, beeper, network, and calibration.
Explains how to manage user accounts, set rights, and create new users.
Details access to run logs, power-on logs, self-test logs, and error logs.
Describes the process and components checked during the extended self-test.
Explains creating service files, backup functions, and accessing device information.
Provides contact details for the Biometra service department.
Provides a quick overview of login procedures and home screen functions.
Summarizes steps for editing, saving, copying, and managing PCR programs.
Quick guide on starting, pausing, continuing, skipping, and stopping programs.
Addresses forgotten administrator passwords and issues like slow heating/cooling.
Explains auto-restart behavior and adapting programs from other cyclers.
Covers troubleshooting lid wheel blockages and recommendations for 384-well blocks.
Instructions on how to clean the exterior of the Biometra TAdvanced safely.
Details the procedures for disinfecting the device and sample block, especially for infectious materials.
Information on how to obtain and perform firmware updates for the device.
Guidelines for returning the device, including decontamination and documentation requirements.
Describes the proper packaging procedure to prevent transport damage.
Provides detailed specifications for different Biometra TAdvanced models.
Lists general technical specifications applicable to all models of the device.