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General| Device Type | Handheld Raman Spectrometer |
|---|---|
| Technology | Raman Spectroscopy |
| Laser Wavelength | 785 nm |
| Laser Power | 100 mW |
| Resolution | 8 - 10 cm⁻¹ |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, USB |
| Spectral Range | 300 - 3200 cm⁻¹ |
| Display | Touchscreen |
| Weight | 1.3 kg |
| Battery Life | 4 hours |
| Software | OPUS |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 50°C |
Read all instructions and safety notes before operation. Keep manual for future reference.
Safety notes are classified by signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) depending on hazard degree.
Details hazards indicated by warning symbols: General hazard, Laser radiation, Electrical shock.
Identifies hazards during operation: General hazard, Laser radiation, Electrical shock.
Discusses hazards from sample materials: Infectious, Radioactive, Corrosive substances.
Information on laser safety, including laser class and warnings.
Classifies BRAVO as a Class 1M laser product according to IEC/EN 60825-1:2007.
Provides safety instructions for laser radiation exposure, warnings about optics and damaged housing.
Describes laser exit points for different measuring tips (vials, bags).
Explains the meaning of laser status LED colors: off, blue solid, red solid, blue flashing.
Instructions on how to enable or disable the laser using buttons and status indicators.
Step-by-step guide to enable the laser via the ON/OFF button and laser button.
Procedure for disabling the laser in case of emergency using the laser button.
Instructions on how to abort a running measurement via touchscreen or button.
Warns about fire hazards with highly flammable substances during analysis.
Provides safety warnings about exploding batteries and handling precautions.
Cautionary notes regarding handling liquid crystal from the LCD if it breaks.
Details EU and US/FCC regulations for EMC compliance of the BRAVO analyzer.
Defines the BRAVO analyzer's purpose: raw material verification, excluding flammable substances.
Provides contact information for Bruker service for safety, operation, and repair assistance.
Describes BRAVO's use for raw material verification in labs/warehouses, incoming goods inspection.
Highlights technical features like Duo Laser excitation, Fluorescence mitigation, Wavenumber calibration.
Lists standard and optional components included in the BRAVO analyzer delivery.
Instructions on how to inspect the packaging for damages upon receipt.
Specifies required ambient conditions and power supply for proper BRAVO operation.
Identifies key components and control elements on the top, bottom, and front/back sides of BRAVO.
Explains the meaning of the laser status LED states: off, blue solid, red solid, and flashing blue.
Describes the two types of measuring tips (for vials and bags) and their function.
Details the functions of the ON/OFF, Laser enabling/disabling, Barcode scanner, and Start measurement buttons.
Information about the high-resolution TFT touchscreen and handling instructions.
Describes the functions of the optional docking station for data transfer and charging.
Procedure for switching the BRAVO analyzer on and off, including boot-up time.
Instructions for entering username and password to log into the BRAVO system.
Guide on positioning and scanning the sample barcode using the reader or software.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing measuring tips for vials and bags.
Procedure for placing the sample, enabling the laser, and starting the measurement.
How to abort a measurement via touchscreen or button, and consequences of abort.
Detailed steps for opening the compartment, removing, and inserting batteries.
General information on battery recharging methods and display of battery status.
Two ways to recharge: using the battery charger or the docking station.
Instructions for recharging the battery using the dedicated battery charger.
Procedure for recharging the BRAVO analyzer and spare battery using the docking station.
Steps to establish a wireless connection between BRAVO and a data station via WLAN.
Guidance on connecting the data station to the site's Wireless LAN.
Steps to connect the BRAVO analyzer to the available Wireless LAN.
Procedure for connecting the data station to the BRAVO analyzer using WLAN.
Details on establishing a wired Ethernet connection using the docking station.
Information on wired connections requiring the optional docking station.
Outlines three variants for wired connections: direct, to network, to network data station.
Instructions for assigning static or dynamic IP addresses to the BRAVO analyzer.
Pressing the network icon to establish the connection between BRAVO and the data station.
How to verify the communication connection using the Device Manager function.
Guide on how to attach and detach the carrying strap on the BRAVO analyzer.
Information on the carrying strap's usage and its inclusion in the delivery scope.
Instructions for cleaning the plastic cover and the touchscreen of the BRAVO analyzer.
Method for cleaning the plastic housing using a dry or damp cloth.
Details on cleaning utensils and procedures for the BRAVO touchscreen.
Lists approved decontaminating agents and the procedure for decontamination.
States that only Bruker service personnel is authorized for repairs.
Steps to follow for returning the BRAVO analyzer for repair, including cleaning.
Introduction to troubleshooting, covering common problems and solutions.
Categorizes common issues like non-booting, login failures, scanning problems.
Troubleshooting steps for when the BRAVO analyzer fails to power on.
Solutions for failed login attempts due to incorrect credentials or locked accounts.
Troubleshooting tips for barcode scanning issues like distance, dirt, or damaged labels.
Solution for the touchscreen display turning black due to power saving mode.
Troubleshooting steps for failed PQ/OQ tests, related to reference standards or hardware.
Explains why measurements might be aborted and the consequences.
Addresses issues like no spectrum acquired or weak spectral intensity.
Solutions for Wi-Fi interferences or weak signal strength during data transfer.
Troubleshooting for when the blue lamp on the docking station does not light up.
Lists key specifications for the BRAVO analyzer: dimensions, weight, voltage, spectral range, laser class.
Specifies the intended indoor operating site and ambient conditions for BRAVO.
Details specifications for the battery, including recharge time and voltage.
Provides technical specifications for the BRAVO rechargeable battery.
Lists specifications for the BRAVO battery charger, including input voltage and power consumption.
Provides specifications for the BRAVO docking station, including input voltage and dimensions.
Details the BRAVO's WiFi module specifications and approval certificates.
Specifies barcode reader parameters: depth of field range and resolution.
Lists orderable spare and replacement parts for the BRAVO analyzer and docking station.
Lists reference standards and certified samples for validation and PQ tests.
Lists consumables such as glass vials and stoppers for the BRAVO analyzer.
Specifies cleaning utensils, like microfiber tissues, for the BRAVO analyzer.
Lists optional parts available for purchase, such as the docking station.
Lists network equipment like USB-LAN adapters and crossover Ethernet cables.
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