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Guidelines for safely moving the oven, emphasizing the need for at least two people.
Instructions for the first startup and checking temperature probes.
Considerations for load properties and maintaining proper air circulation for performance.
Lists the standard features and components included with the cooled incubators.
Details the stainless steel used for casing/chamber and its chemical compatibility.
Specifies voltage, current, protection class, and interference suppression standards.
Requirements for connected equipment ensuring low voltage safety.
Details the use of a subframe accessory for IPP incubators, such as the IPP500 model.
Instructions for stacking two ovens of the same model size, with temperature considerations.
Describes how to open and close the oven door using the handle mechanism.
Procedure for setting the desired temperature using the SET key and push/turn control.
Explains the function of various controls, displays, and indicators on the unit.
Steps to power on the oven using the main push/turn control.
Guide on navigating menus, selecting parameters, and altering their values via controls.
Details on setting the desired temperature within the specified operational range.
Instructions for adjusting the fan speed in 10% increments for ICP models.
Explanation of the temperature monitor adjustment range (MIN, MAX, AUTO).
Step-by-step example for setting temperature, fan speed, and monitor temperature.
Setting options for weekdays and defining day groups like 'workday' and 'weekend'.
Setting the desired start and stop times for automated oven operation.
Step-by-step guide to program weekly ON/OFF times for workdays and weekends.
Options to edit programmes, start, stop, and set delayed start times.
Setting the specific day and time for a delayed programme to commence.
Setting duration, temperature, and fan speed for each ramp segment.
Specifying segment completion actions and subsequent steps.
Procedure to save changes and exit the programme editing interface.
Command to transition to the subsequent segment in a programmed ramp sequence.
Instruction to wait until the target setpoint temperature is reached before proceeding.
Functionality to repeat the programmed ramp segments as specified.
Command to keep current settings active without altering heating status.
Command to end the programme, resetting all settings to their base status.
Function to retrieve and display the date of the initial or most recent printout.
Prints the current programme settings and overall system configuration.
Exits the printer menu and returns to the main operating screen.
Setting the current time, date, weekday, and year for oven operation.
Enabling or disabling audible alerts for programme completion and system alarms.
Assigning a unique network address for oven communication.
Configuring automatic defrost intervals and duration for ICP incubator models.
Setting the tolerance margin for the ASF and related operational parameters.
Adjusting temperature readings via user calibration points (CAL1-CAL3).
Details on the real-time clock's role in documentation and battery backup.
Explanation of visual indicators and audible signals for various protection alarms.
Details on electronic overtemperature protection mechanisms for safety.
Description of the mechanical temperature limiter (TB) as a critical safety feature.
Details on electronic overtemperature and undertemperature protection settings.
How the TWW monitor adjusts control when the target setpoint is exceeded.
How the TWB limiter permanently switches off heating when the setpoint is exceeded.
Setting the Automatic Temperature Monitor to enable or disable its function.
Important notes regarding ASF tolerance margins and how it activates.
Conditions under which the ASF triggers an alarm due to tolerance breaches.
Conditions for automatic deactivation of the ASF alarm when within tolerance.
How altering the setpoint temporarily deactivates ASF until new tolerance is met.
Step-by-step guide for performing user calibration of the oven and controller.
Practical example demonstrating calibration correction for a specific temperature point.
Details for the first calibration point, including temperature and correction range.
Details for the second calibration point, including temperature and correction range.
Details for the third calibration point, including temperature and correction range.
Information on connecting the oven to a PC using the RS232C serial interface and software.
Details on the RS485 interface for networking multiple ovens with a PC.
Table detailing automatic defrost intervals and their corresponding durations for ICP incubators.
Methods for printing or reading stored report data via various interfaces.
Procedure for transferring recorded data from the oven to a personal computer.
Steps to program the memory card directly using the oven's control panel interface.
Procedure for programming the memory card via a PC linked to the oven.
Method for programming the memory card using a separate PC read-write unit.
Details on how programmes and actual values are documented on the memory card.
Crucial warning regarding potential conflicts between USER-ID card blockage and programme operation.
Guidelines for regular cleaning of the oven chamber and exterior surfaces to maintain performance.
Specific cleaning instructions for the Peltier cooling module heat sink in IPP incubators.
Specific cleaning instructions for the condenser and ventilation grills in ICP incubators.
Describes oven response during power outages in various operating modes.
Declaration of conformity with the EMC Directive, listing relevant applicable standards.
Declaration of conformity with the Low Voltage Directive, listing relevant applicable standards.
Declaration of conformity with the EMC Directive, listing relevant applicable standards.
Declaration of conformity with the Low Voltage Directive, listing relevant applicable standards.
Manufacturer's contact details: address, phone, fax, email, and website.
Contact information for customer support, service inquiries, and technical assistance.
Guidelines for safely moving the oven, emphasizing the need for at least two people.
Instructions for the first startup and checking temperature probes.
Considerations for load properties and maintaining proper air circulation for performance.
Lists the standard features and components included with the cooled incubators.
Details the stainless steel used for casing/chamber and its chemical compatibility.
Specifies voltage, current, protection class, and interference suppression standards.
Requirements for connected equipment ensuring low voltage safety.
Details the use of a subframe accessory for IPP incubators, such as the IPP500 model.
Instructions for stacking two ovens of the same model size, with temperature considerations.
Describes how to open and close the oven door using the handle mechanism.
Procedure for setting the desired temperature using the SET key and push/turn control.
Explains the function of various controls, displays, and indicators on the unit.
Steps to power on the oven using the main push/turn control.
Guide on navigating menus, selecting parameters, and altering their values via controls.
Details on setting the desired temperature within the specified operational range.
Instructions for adjusting the fan speed in 10% increments for ICP models.
Explanation of the temperature monitor adjustment range (MIN, MAX, AUTO).
Step-by-step example for setting temperature, fan speed, and monitor temperature.
Setting options for weekdays and defining day groups like 'workday' and 'weekend'.
Setting the desired start and stop times for automated oven operation.
Step-by-step guide to program weekly ON/OFF times for workdays and weekends.
Options to edit programmes, start, stop, and set delayed start times.
Setting the specific day and time for a delayed programme to commence.
Setting duration, temperature, and fan speed for each ramp segment.
Specifying segment completion actions and subsequent steps.
Procedure to save changes and exit the programme editing interface.
Command to transition to the subsequent segment in a programmed ramp sequence.
Instruction to wait until the target setpoint temperature is reached before proceeding.
Functionality to repeat the programmed ramp segments as specified.
Command to keep current settings active without altering heating status.
Command to end the programme, resetting all settings to their base status.
Function to retrieve and display the date of the initial or most recent printout.
Prints the current programme settings and overall system configuration.
Exits the printer menu and returns to the main operating screen.
Setting the current time, date, weekday, and year for oven operation.
Enabling or disabling audible alerts for programme completion and system alarms.
Assigning a unique network address for oven communication.
Configuring automatic defrost intervals and duration for ICP incubator models.
Setting the tolerance margin for the ASF and related operational parameters.
Adjusting temperature readings via user calibration points (CAL1-CAL3).
Details on the real-time clock's role in documentation and battery backup.
Explanation of visual indicators and audible signals for various protection alarms.
Details on electronic overtemperature protection mechanisms for safety.
Description of the mechanical temperature limiter (TB) as a critical safety feature.
Details on electronic overtemperature and undertemperature protection settings.
How the TWW monitor adjusts control when the target setpoint is exceeded.
How the TWB limiter permanently switches off heating when the setpoint is exceeded.
Setting the Automatic Temperature Monitor to enable or disable its function.
Important notes regarding ASF tolerance margins and how it activates.
Conditions under which the ASF triggers an alarm due to tolerance breaches.
Conditions for automatic deactivation of the ASF alarm when within tolerance.
How altering the setpoint temporarily deactivates ASF until new tolerance is met.
Step-by-step guide for performing user calibration of the oven and controller.
Practical example demonstrating calibration correction for a specific temperature point.
Details for the first calibration point, including temperature and correction range.
Details for the second calibration point, including temperature and correction range.
Details for the third calibration point, including temperature and correction range.
Information on connecting the oven to a PC using the RS232C serial interface and software.
Details on the RS485 interface for networking multiple ovens with a PC.
Table detailing automatic defrost intervals and their corresponding durations for ICP incubators.
Methods for printing or reading stored report data via various interfaces.
Procedure for transferring recorded data from the oven to a personal computer.
Steps to program the memory card directly using the oven's control panel interface.
Procedure for programming the memory card via a PC linked to the oven.
Method for programming the memory card using a separate PC read-write unit.
Details on how programmes and actual values are documented on the memory card.
Crucial warning regarding potential conflicts between USER-ID card blockage and programme operation.
Guidelines for regular cleaning of the oven chamber and exterior surfaces to maintain performance.
Specific cleaning instructions for the Peltier cooling module heat sink in IPP incubators.
Specific cleaning instructions for the condenser and ventilation grills in ICP incubators.
Describes oven response during power outages in various operating modes.
Declaration of conformity with the EMC Directive, listing relevant applicable standards.
Declaration of conformity with the Low Voltage Directive, listing relevant applicable standards.
Declaration of conformity with the EMC Directive, listing relevant applicable standards.
Declaration of conformity with the Low Voltage Directive, listing relevant applicable standards.
Manufacturer's contact details: address, phone, fax, email, and website.
Contact information for customer support, service inquiries, and technical assistance.
General| Brand | Memmert |
|---|---|
| Model | PERFECT |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
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