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General| Brand | Molecular Devices |
|---|---|
| Model | SpectraMax ABS Plus |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains user attention statements and their implications for safety.
Details various safety symbols and their meanings found on the instrument.
Outlines precautions to prevent electrical injuries and property damage.
Provides guidelines for safe handling of potentially hazardous materials.
Details precautions to prevent injury from the instrument's moving components.
Explains connecting the instrument to a computer for operation and data analysis.
Details the plate drawer mechanism and its operation for sample loading.
Describes how to use the shake feature to mix sample contents in wells.
Explains the cuvette chamber and its usage for cuvette measurements.
Details the instrument's temperature control capabilities for the plate chamber.
Outlines the process of connecting power and USB cables to the instrument.
Explains OD and %T measurements and their relationship.
Details the technology for normalizing absorbance to a 1 cm pathlength.
Discusses materials that can interfere with PathCheck technology.
Explains the different measurement modes: Endpoint, Kinetic, and Spectrum.
Provides instructions and safety precautions for cleaning the instrument.
Guides on how to replace the instrument's fuses.
Outlines precautions and packing procedures for moving the instrument.
Groups error codes by possible causes and types.
Provides steps to manually open the plate drawer if it fails to open.
Lists validation test plates and their compatible instruments.
Details photometric performance and measurement parameters for the SpectraMax ABS.
Details photometric performance and measurement parameters for the SpectraMax ABS Plus.
Discusses regulatory compliance and FCC notices for the instrument.
Lists part numbers for validation plates, power cords, and dust covers.
Details standard, semi-micro, and ultra-micro cuvette specifications and usage.
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