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General| Brand | Huber |
|---|---|
| Model | CC-505 |
| Category | Thermostat |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, caution, information, and requirement symbols.
Details the proper commercial use and crucial general safety guidelines for the unit.
Provides an overview of the temperature control machines and their capabilities.
Outlines the responsibilities of the person in charge of operating the unit.
Specifies the qualifications, age, and supervision needed for unit operators.
Lists the essential duties for machine operators, including reading the manual.
Defines the work area and customer responsibility for maintaining a safe environment.
Classifies circulators and baths based on heat transfer liquid and technical safety requirements.
Lists extra safety features like auto-start, alarm functions, and warning messages.
Specifies the suitable environmental conditions for operating the unit, including altitude and humidity.
Details critical operating parameters like temperature range, viscosity, flow rate, and hose compatibility.
Provides guidelines for the proper physical placement and securing of the unit.
Discusses recommendations, compatibility, and properties of thermal fluids used with the unit.
Describes the CC-Pilot interface, including touch screen, keys, and LED displays.
Explains the various information displays available on the unit, including graphical and LED displays.
Details the unit's real-time clock, battery backup, and programmable event functions.
Outlines the different methods for operating the machine via function keys, rotary knob, or menu points.
Explains how to navigate and operate the unit's functions using the rotary knob/key.
Describes how to input values and navigate functions using the simulated number pad.
Lists the available functions and options accessible through the main menu.
Details the functions and navigation within the compact menu for quick access to common options.
Describes the expanded range of functions and options available in the comfort menu.
Explains the functions related to external control via analogue and digital interfaces.
Provides a detailed explanation of function numbers (F0-F86) and their associated operations.
Guides on setting up and configuring custom user menus for operational modes.
Explains how to select and activate pre-configured user menus for simplified operation.
Covers initial setup, safety guidelines, power connection, and freeze protection features.
Details the connection and preparation requirements for units utilizing water cooling.
Explains how to operate the unit as a bath thermostat and considerations for sample placement.
Provides instructions on connecting external applications like reactors via circulation hoses.
Guides on powering on the unit, performing self-tests, and setting the over-temperature protection.
Covers setting temperature limits, entering a new set-point, and initiating temperature control.
Details the procedure for safely stopping temperature control and powering down the unit.
Explains the process of filling the unit with thermal fluid and purging air from closed systems.
Provides instructions for draining the unit and performing internal cleaning or thermal fluid changes.
Introduces external control possibilities via analogue and digital interfaces like RS232, Com.G@te, Web.G@te.
Describes the RS232/SERIAL interface, its wiring, and communication settings.
Explains the interaction and functions of PoKo (potential free contact) and ECS (external control signal).
Details the analogue interface (AIF Reg-E-Prog Socket) and level monitoring socket for Com.G@te.
Covers Web.G@te connectivity, Ethernet, USB interfaces, and network security.
Explains how warnings and alarms are displayed, acknowledged, and managed by the unit.
Categorizes errors (hard, soft, warnings) and describes how messages appear on the display.
Lists specific error codes, their messages, and recommended actions for troubleshooting.
Provides instructions for replacing the CC-Pilot electronics or using it as a remote control.
Outlines essential maintenance tasks, including cleaning cooling fins and water filters.
Covers procedures for decontamination, cleaning surfaces, and protecting plug contacts.
Details safety notices and procedures for safely switching off and draining the unit.
Provides guidelines for packaging, transporting, and environmentally disposing of the unit.
