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General| Frequency | 20 kHz |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 250 W |
| Control Type | Digital |
| Display | LCD |
| Horn Diameter | 12.7 mm (1/2 inch) |
| Weight | 11 lbs (5 kg) |
Key safety precautions to observe when operating the Digital Sonifier.
General guidelines and warnings for safe operation and use of the equipment.
Information regarding compliance with European and IEC standards.
Details of the product warranty, coverage, and exceptions.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining assistance from Branson.
General description of the Digital Sonifier and its purpose.
Explanation of the front panel controls, keypad, and their functions.
List and explanation of commands for remote terminal operation.
Description of connectors and ports on the back panel.
List of key features and capabilities of the Digital Sonifier.
Steps for receiving, inspecting, and unpacking the equipment.
List of items required for installing the Digital Sonifier.
Includes block diagram and description of standard/optional components.
Instructions for assembling unit, connecting horns, tips, and power.
Includes safety, guards, and ultrasonic test procedures.
Overview of technical specifications, controls, and parameters.
Details on the physical dimensions and weight of the unit.
Guide to creating and saving performance benchmarks.
Overview of system modes, limits, and operational precautions.
Description of controls, keypad, menus, and their functions.
Guide to configuring system settings like language, date, printer, and reports.
How to set experiment parameters like time, temperature, and amplitude.
Instructions for operating the Sonifier via a remote computer or terminal.
Managing saved presets, printing reports, and understanding runtime displays.
List of system warnings and errors and their corrective actions.
General overview of maintenance, tip cleaning, and component reconditioning.
Charts to diagnose and resolve common system issues.
Includes interconnect diagram for electrical connections.
Techniques for optimizing processing and managing temperature rise.
Tips for avoiding foaming, aerosoling, discoloration, and cross-contamination.
Methods for homogenizing tissues, solids, and using glass powders.
Examples of ultrasonic irradiation effects on various biological materials.
List of common replacement parts for the Digital Sonifier.
List of optional accessories and system kits available.
Parts for horns, cup horns, attachments, and cooling cells.
Parts for microtips, tissue disruptors, enclosures, and beads.
Overview and steps for configuring Wyse-55 terminal settings.
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