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General| Brand | Waters |
|---|---|
| Model | 2475 |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Details on how to contact Waters via different mediums like internet, telephone, and mail.
Consult appendix for warning and caution advisories related to instrument operation.
Explains symbols used in the manual and on the instrument.
Identifies intended users and the guide's purpose for the fluorescence detector.
Describes the detector's intended application in HPLC.
Describes the process for calibrating the detector.
Outlines procedures for quality control checks of the detector.
Explains the ISM classification assigned to the detector.
Explains the principles of fluorescence and its detection.
Details how the detector performs fluorescence detection.
Discusses methods for measuring fluorescence and related concepts.
Describes the physical components and design of the detector.
Explains the optical and electronic design principles of the detector.
Details the different modes the detector can operate in.
Explains how to perform spectrum scans with the detector.
Discusses factors affecting lamp energy and detector performance.
Describes the process for automatically optimizing PMT gain.
Lists the diagnostic tests performed upon detector startup.
Explains the importance and methods of degassing mobile phases.
Guides the user on selecting appropriate excitation and emission wavelengths.
Provides essential information and checks before installing the detector.
Details the physical installation process for the detector.
Describes how to connect tubing for the detector's fluid path.
Explains how to connect various signal cables to the detector.
Guides on connecting various external devices to the detector.
Details how to connect the detector to a power source.
Step-by-step instructions for powering on and initializing the detector.
Explains how to navigate and use the detector's control interface.
Outlines the steps required before initiating a measurement run.
Covers the various operating modes and control methods for the detector.
Provides procedures for safely powering off and shutting down the detector.
Information on how to contact technical support for assistance.
General safety and handling advice for maintenance tasks.
Describes regular tasks to ensure optimal detector performance.
Procedures for maintaining the detector's flow cell.
Detailed instructions for replacing the detector's xenon lamp.
Steps for replacing the detector's internal fuses.
Instructions for cleaning the external surfaces of the detector.
Lists and explains errors occurring during detector startup.
Details errors that may occur during detector operation.
Explains user-run diagnostics and system settings for troubleshooting.
Explains various warning symbols and their meanings.
Describes the caution symbol and its implications for instrument use.
Lists general warnings applicable across all Waters instruments.
Illustrates electrical and handling symbols found on instruments.
Details the physical dimensions and weight of the detector.
Lists operating and storage environmental conditions for the detector.
Outlines the electrical characteristics and ratings of the detector.
Details key performance metrics like wavelength range and sensitivity.
Lists specifications for the detector's optical components.
Introduces general considerations for using solvents in chromatography.
Provides data and guidelines on solvent miscibility for method development.
Discusses considerations for using buffered mobile phases.
Advises on the proper positioning of solvent reservoirs.
Explains the impact of solvent viscosity on gradient chromatography.
Details the importance and methods of degassing mobile phases.
Guides on selecting wavelengths considering solvent UV cutoffs.
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