EIT Part Number: P/N IM-0110 Rev A Issued April 2019
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Handling and Safety Precautions
The two halves of the MicroCure metal case is used to transfer information to the DataReader. Therefore, the following
precautions should be observed to ensure proper performance:
• Avoid contact between the case and conductive materials, including process chemicals, process vapors, and anti-
static mists when handling the MicroCure. Conductive materials may cause the unit to short, reset and/or lose stored
data.
• Handle the MicroCure
case using gloves to reduce the chances of creating a short circuit or data loss occurring,
especially if using coatings with metallics and/or the operator has excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) in the hands.
• Do not let the MicroCure travel through print stations, die cutters, pinch rollers or other processes which may damage
both the radiometer and/or your equipment.
• Do not allow the two case sides of a MicroCure
radiometer to contact each other. Doing so will reset the unit and
any stored data will be lost.
• Do not allow two MicroCure
radiometers to touch each other. Data loss or corruption may occur.
• Do not mark or label the MicroCure
radiometer metal case.
UltraViolet (UV) Radiation
• The EIT MicroCure and DataReader are measurement instruments and are not a source of UV radiation.
• They are used in an environment where UV radiation is present and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
should be worn to protect the eyes and skin.
• Leave all shielding and guards in place on the UV source. Do not modify the equipment.
• Refer to the owner’s manual for the UV source for more information.
Left: Image showing the two MicroCure case halves with the printed circuit board ‘sandwiched’ between
the two halves. The case halves are used to communicate with the EIT DataReader
Right: Non-conductive fixtures to hold two MicroCure units in place during a production test
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