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General| Brand | Milestone |
|---|---|
| Model | DMA-80 evo |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Read and follow manual instructions carefully for safe operation and maintenance.
First start-up must be performed by authorized and trained service engineers.
Operate unit within power limits, by trained personnel, and keep clean and dry.
Verify all parts correspond to the packing list after unpacking.
Install catalyst and amalgamator as the first step for safety reasons.
Proper installation requires a well-ventilated, dust-free room with controlled temperature.
Ensure correct voltage setting to avoid damage to electrical components.
Connect the Terminal 660 beside the DMA-80 EVO unit using the serial cable.
Connect the DMA-80 EVO to a PC via RJ45 cable and install necessary software and drivers.
Details operating principle, light source, wavelength, detectors, and instrument controller specifications.
Provides a visual overview of the DMA-80 EVO's front panel components and their functions.
Process of logging into the DMA-80 EVO unit with different access authorization levels.
Explains activating and using CFR-Part 11 features for secure operation and data signature.
Provides guidance on navigating the software, including popup menus and file operations.
Details procedures for managing files using icons like 'load', 'save', and 'print'.
Allows creation, handling, modification, saving, and printing of analysis methods.
Explains managing methods and parameters, including quick selection of recent methods.
Guides on creating new analysis methods based on existing ones or from scratch.
For creating, modifying, saving, and printing calibration curves, and managing reference samples.
Details calibration points, their selection, and how they affect the curve tracking.
Procedure for calibrating the instrument using standard solutions and reference materials.
Instructions for preparing standard solutions for instrument calibration using dilution equations.
Allows running unknown samples, inserting calibration points, and running reference samples.
Covers sub-sections for Sample, Links, Signal, and Result, detailing their functions.
Guides on creating new measurement lines or adding to existing sample lists.
Access to instrument settings, with most requiring Service permissions.
Allows configuration of panel, users, LAN, and trail settings.
Manages user access authorizations and profiles, including FDA-21CFR Part 11 special functions.
Contains detailed settings for analysis, observation, blind values, reference, data files, etc.
Set values for automatic cleaning and define blind value methods for autoblank cycles.
Configure saving data, recycled directories, and CSV import options.
Connect and configure compatible balances for direct sample weight transfer.
Section for service engineers, with some functions available to administrators.
Calibrate the autosampler plate alignment with pneumatic arms.
Check detector signals (offset and gain) and double beam function.
Procedure for replacing consumables, emphasizing safety precautions for hot components.
Guides on cleaning nickel and quartz sample boats for optimal performance and to avoid contamination.
Lists common error messages during measurements and their explanations/solutions.
Covers calibration procedures, including making standard liquid solutions.
Detailed instructions for preparing standard solutions using dilution equations.
How to obtain good blanks by ensuring proper cleaning and instrument conditions.
Recommended cleaning methods for boats, instruments, and catalyst tubes.
Outlines setting up a QC program with protocols, procedures, and frequencies.
Recommendations for sample preservation and cleaning of DMA-80 boats.
Tips for achieving low levels of mercury analysis, focusing on instrument setup and blanks.
Practical guides for using DMA-80 evo in standard working ranges, emphasizing cleanliness and blank values.
Advice on handling unknown samples, especially those with high Hg content, to avoid catalyst contamination.
Recommendations for handling difficult matrices like petrochemical products and organic samples.
Procedure to follow after replacing the catalyst/amalgamator tube.
Describes two ways to activate CFR Part 11 login modes for secure operation.
Explains the different user types (User, Manager, Administrator) and their access levels.
Details how the DMA software complies with FDA regulations for electronic records and signatures.
Precautions for safe handling and conditions for safe storage of the amalgamator.
Details personal protective equipment required for handling the amalgamator.
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