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Secomam UVIKON XL User Manual

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UVIKON XL
UVIKON XS
Operating manual
Ref. 0M7717B
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Secomam UVIKON XL Specifications

General IconGeneral
Wavelength Range190 - 1100 nm
Detector TypeSilicon Photodiode
Baseline Flatness± 0.001 A
Photometric Range-3 - 3 A
Photometric Reproducibility± 0.001 A (0 - 0.5 A)
DetectorSilicon photodiode
Stray Light< 0.05 %T at 220 nm and 340 nm
Baseline Stability< 0.0005 A/h at 500 nm
Noise Level0.0002 A
DisplayLCD
Power Requirements100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Photometric Accuracy±0.003 A (0-0.5 A), ±0.5% (0.5-1.0 A)

Summary

1. REMARKS

2. WARRANTY

3. INFORMATION

4. PRECAUTION OF USE

4.1. GENERAL WARNINGS

General warnings for instrument operation, including disconnect, maintenance, sample compartment, and UV radiation.

4.2. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS

Explains various symbols used on the instrument, including caution, power, and electrical symbols.

4.3. QUALITY, RELIABILITY AND SAFETY

Conditions for AQUALABO ANALYSE to accept responsibility for quality, reliability, and safety.

5. INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION

5.1. GENERAL POINTS

Introduction to the UVIKON ultraviolet-visible spectrophotometers and their technology.

5.2. SPECIFICATIONS

Detailed technical specifications for UVIKON XL and UVIKON XS spectrophotometers.

5.3. SYSTEM CONCEPT

Description of the UVIKON Xx system concept, PC control, and display layout.

5.3.1. Display

Layout and description of the UVIKON XL status display symbols and indicators.

5.3.2. Electronics

Details on the electronics, A/D converter, DSP processor, and firmware storage.

5.3.3. Optics

Explanation of the basic optical concept, light sources, monochromator, and detectors.

6. INSTALLATION

6.1. UNPACKING AND INSTRUMENT SETUP

Instructions for unpacking the UVIKON Xx, lifting precautions, and checking contents.

6.1.2. Checking the serial number of the instrument

Procedure for checking the instrument's serial number against the delivery note.

6.2. INSTALLING THE INSTRUMENT

Guidelines for installing the instrument, focusing on environmental conditions.

6.2.1. Environmental conditions

Specifies the required environmental conditions for optimal performance and safety.

6.3. INITIAL INSTALLATION

Steps for initial installation, including power supply connection and PC setup.

6.3.1. Connexion of the power supply

Instructions for connecting the instrument to the power supply and safety warnings.

6.3.2. Connection to the Personal Computer

Guide for connecting the spectrophotometer to a personal computer via RS232.

6.3.2.1. PC minimum requirements

Lists the minimum hardware and operating system requirements for the PC.

6.3.3. Software Installation, LabPower JUNIOR

Step-by-step guide for installing the LabPower JUNIOR software.

7. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

8. MAINTENANCE

8.1. DECONTAMINATION

Requirements and procedures for decontaminating equipment that contacts biological fluids.

8.1.1. Requirements

Importance of decontamination due to potential contact with hazardous human or animal tissues/fluids.

8.1.2. Risks

Details the routes of infection transmission in a laboratory environment.

8.2. CLEANING THE INSTRUMENT

Instructions for cleaning the instrument and sample compartment, avoiding solvents.

9. OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES

9.1. INTERNAL ACCESSORIES

Lists internal accessories connected to the sample compartment, with part numbers and descriptions.

9.2. EXTERNAL ACCESSORIES

Lists external accessories controlled by PC via RS232, like thermopack and thermosystem.

9.3. ACCESSORY CONFIGURATIONS

Describes how to configure and use various accessories like cell holders and sensors.

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