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General| Brand | Walz |
|---|---|
| Model | PAM-2500 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Read and follow safety warnings to prevent harm to users and damage to the device.
Avoid direct eye exposure to strong light emitted by the instrument to prevent eye damage.
Explains the purpose of the handbook in guiding users through the PAM-2500's features and applications.
Covers essential information on software help, PAR sensor, and battery voltage levels for optimal operation.
Lists the essential parts included in the PAM-2500 basic system for operation.
Provides instructions for connecting fiberoptics and handling components carefully to prevent damage.
Details the steps for installing the PamWin-3 software on Windows operating systems for instrument control.
Describes optional add-ons like Field Combo and additional components that enhance the fluorometer's functionality.
Explains how to access context-sensitive help texts within the PamWin-3 software interface.
Details the user interface for outdoor operation, including monitoring graphs, control, and data display.
Covers advanced features like saturation pulse analysis, kinetics, graphical and analytical tools, and settings.
Defines fluorescence levels like Fo and Fm measured with dark-acclimated and treated samples.
Explains key parameters (Fv/Fm, Y(II), qP, qN, NPQ) used to quantify photochemical and non-photochemical processes.
Discusses the contribution of PS I to Fo fluorescence and its assessment methods.
Defines the calculation of ETR based on PAR, ETR-Factor, and quantum yields.
Explains the methodology and key parameters (alpha, ETRmax, Ik) for analyzing rapid light response curves.
Lists scientific papers referenced in Chapter 5 for further reading on chlorophyll fluorescence.
Details the general design, light sources, sockets, communication, power, and environmental specifications of the PAM-2500.
Lists specifications for optional accessories like tablet computers, batteries, chargers, clips, and sensors.
Addresses common problems such as graphical errors, communication failure, report opening issues, and system crashes.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the manufacturer's guarantee for the product.
Specifies exclusions from the guarantee, such as damage from misuse or unauthorized parts.
Guides users on the process to follow for obtaining warranty service and returning the product.
States that the Guarantee is governed by German law, with Bamberg, Germany as the place of jurisdiction.
