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General safety guidelines and liability information for operating the PMA 5 safely.
Guidelines for safe installation and initial use of the PMA 5 instrument.
Procedures for safely moving and transporting the PMA 5 instrument.
Guidelines for authorized service, repair, and replacement of parts.
Information regarding the proper disposal of the PMA 5 according to regulations.
Specific safety precautions for testing potentially hazardous materials with PMA 5.
Recommendations for selecting a safe and appropriate location for installing the PMA 5.
Explanation of various caution and warning signs displayed on the PMA 5 unit.
Instructions for cleaning, caring for, and maintaining the PMA 5 instrument.
Defines the purpose and applicable standards for the PMA 5 flash point analyzer.
Highlights the key features and benefits of the PMA 5 instrument.
Identifies and describes the functional components of the PMA 5, including front and rear views.
Details the functionality and connection of USB ports for accessories.
Explains the use of the RS-232 port for data transfer and LIMS connection.
Describes the Ethernet port for network settings and FTP data transfer.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate and safe location for installing the PMA 5.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling and preparing the PMA 5 for operation.
Procedures for connecting the PMA 5 to the mains and safely switching it on.
Overview of how to operate the PMA 5 instrument using its controls.
Detailed explanation of the jog shuttle's functions for navigating menus and controlling the instrument.
Instructions on how to select and set up either the electric or gas igniter system.
Specific steps for installing and using the electric igniter.
Details on using the gas igniter, including connections and warnings.
Guidance on connecting an external gas supply for the gas igniter.
Instructions for adjusting the size and flame of the gas igniter.
Procedures for correctly filling the test cup with the sample before testing.
Information about the PMA 5's automatic fire extinguisher system and its operation.
Steps to configure the PMA 5 for a flash point test, including sample name and program selection.
How to select or enter a sample name for the test run.
How to enter the expected flash point value for the sample.
How to choose the appropriate test program for the sample and standard.
Guide for executing test runs using standard programs like ASTM D93-A.
Detailed procedure for performing a test using the ASTM D93-A standard program.
Procedure for conducting tests when the expected flash point (EFLP) is unknown.
Specific steps for performing tests with highly viscous samples using the Bitumen program.
How to select and perform tests using custom user-defined programs.
Example procedure for running a test using Userprogram 1.
Steps to follow after the test is completed, including cooling and cleaning.
How to view and interpret the test results, including barometric correction.
Accessing and modifying basic and extended configuration settings of the PMA 5.
Setting the preferred unit for temperature display (Celsius or Fahrenheit).
Enabling or disabling user login for personalized settings and operation.
Selecting the type of igniter (Gas or Electric) to be used for testing.
Configuring safety parameters like maximum temperatures and the fire extinguisher feature.
Setting options for how the flash point results are displayed and rounded.
Adjusting specific parameters for electric and gas igniters, mainly for service.
Defining how the flash point result is rounded for display.
Configuring display colors to visualize test phases.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the electric igniter.
Options to test Magnetic Valve, Extinguisher, Igniter, Stirrer, Heater, Fan, LEDs, and Buzzer Sound.
Accessing diagnostic functions to check instrument status and data, including measured data and print options.
Information regarding necessary service inspections after a certain number of tests.
Lists the parts of the PMA 5 that come into contact with samples or solvents.
Recommended routine checks for instrument components at specified intervals.
Troubleshooting guide for common errors like display issues, gas igniter, and electric igniter problems.
Details on periodical maintenance performed by certified service personnel.
Procedures for obtaining repair services from an Anton Paar representative.
Lists the technical specifications of the PMA 5 instrument, including power, fuses, and interfaces.
Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the PMA 5.
Specifies the recommended ambient temperature, air humidity, and altitude for operating the PMA 5.
Monthly checks to ensure the proper functioning of the fire extinguishing system.
Instructions for connecting the PMA 5 to an external fire alarm system.
Official declaration that the PMA 5 complies with EU directives and standards.
Official declaration that the PMA 5 complies with relevant UK legislation and standards.
General| Measurement Range (Density) | 0 g/cm³ to 3 g/cm³ |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range (Density) | 0 °C to +100 °C |
| Ignition | Electric |
| Test Methods | ASTM D93, ISO 2719, EN ISO 2719, IP 34, JIS K2265-3 |
| Flash Point Detection | Automatic |
| Sample Volume | 2 mL |
| Storage Temperature | -20 °C to +60 °C |
| Power Supply | 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Interface | USB |
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