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Research Instruments INTEGRA 3 - Setting and Adjusting Specimen Temperature; Alarms and System Status

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Secon 7
Integra 3™ Temperature Control
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Research Instruments Ltd
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The setpoint temperature of each heang system can be modied by
pressing the icons menoned on page 32, which are located on the
main screen. The value is modied by pressing the  or 
icons. Once the correct value is obtained, press the  icon to return
to the main screen.
When using the Heated Stage Plate only with an externally controlled
heang/cooling insert (Mode 5), an addional opon on the setpoint
screen enables the Heated Stage Plate to be switched o. In this case the
display will show ‘HEATING OFF’ when on the main screen.
It may take up to 20 minutes for the temperature to stabilise. In all
cases an alarm will sound if the setpoint temperatures are not reached.
Refer to the Alarm and System Status secon for a full descripon of alarms.
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The heang systems are factory calibrated such that when the controller
is set to 37°C the surface temperature of the heated plate(s) and air
expelled from the Air Heang System (if ed) measures 37°C. For all
heang systems the setpoint temperature is adjustable to between 30°C
and 45°C.
The temperature inside a Petri dish will normally be slightly lower than
the heated surface, depending on ambient condions, type of Petri
dish and the sample preparaon. Aer the system has been installed
in its operang locaon, the temperature of the heated plate(s) and
Thermosafe Air Heang System (if ed) should be adjusted to allow for
this dierence.
Change the setpoint if the temperature in the Petri dish needs to be
changed. For example, the heated plate might need to be set to 41°C in
order for the specimen to be at 37°C.
Prepare a Petri dish with water and paran oil that mimics your normal
Petri dish preparaon and place it on the heated stage in its normal
posion.
Do not adjust the temperature with a specimen in place on the
heated surface.

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