389D000 Rev B
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Cabinet Timer Functions
The cabinet Fluorescent Light, Accessory Outlets and UV Light [Optional] can be programmed to operate for a
predetermined time period. This can be set in 15 minute or 1 hour increments. There is no time period
programmed when the unit is shipped from the factory.
NOTE - The device to be programmed should be in the OFF condition before you start programming.
15 minute increment programming:
1.
Press and hold the pushbutton of the device you want to program.
2.
In about 3 seconds you will hear a short ‘beep’. This indicates that you have turned the timer
function ON, are in the programming mode for the device, and have programmed it to turn OFF
in 15 minutes. Release the pushbutton.
3.
Each subsequent press of the device pushbutton while in the programming mode will add 15
minutes to the Delay Off time. (e.g. pressing the pushbutton 3 additional times would set the
delay to 60 minutes, 15 min. initially plus 3 x 15 minutes additional delay times).
4.
The device control will remain in the programming mode for about 4 seconds if the pushbutton is
not pressed.
5.
Once the programming mode for the device has ended the device can be turned OFF normally, if
desired, by pressing the device pushbutton.
6.
The programmed device will turn OFF automatically at the end of the Delay Time.
7.
Each time a programmed device is turned off manually or automatically the programming is
cleared and must be reentered, if desired.
1 hour increment programming:
1.
Press and hold the pushbutton of the device you want to program.
2.
In about 3 seconds you will hear a short ‘beep’. Continue to hold the pushbutton. In about an
additional 3 seconds you will hear a longer ‘beep’. This indicates that you have turned the timer
function ON, are in the programming mode for the device, and have programmed it to turn OFF
in 1 hour. Release the pushbutton.
3.
Each subsequent press of the device pushbutton while in the programming mode will add 1 hour
to the Delay Off time. (e.g. pressing the pushbutton 3 additional times would set the delay to 4
hours, 1 hour initially plus 3 x 1 hour additional delay times).
4.
The device control will remain in the programming mode for about 4 seconds if the pushbutton is
not pressed.
5.
Once the programming mode for the device has ended the device can be turned OFF normally, if
desired, by pressing the device pushbutton.
6.
The programmed device will turn OFF automatically at the end of the Delay Time.
7.
Each time a programmed device is turned off manually or automatically the programming is
cleared and must be reentered, if desired.
Cable Ports
Cable Ports may be located in the cabinet left and/or right side walls. Cable Ports provide a way of introducing
power and/or data cables, siphoning tubes, etc. into the work area of the cabinet without routing them through
the front view screen access opening. It is important to not overload the port with too many cables, tubing, etc.
to minimize air turbulence at the Cable Port location. Cables/tubing in the work area should be suspended on
cable hooks provided with the cabinet. The hooks should be located along the interior rear wall in designated
slots. This will help to keep the cables and tubing from affecting the airflow in the work area and placing
unwanted stress on the cable port gaskets.
A plug is provided for each port location. It is recommended the port plug be installed when the port is not
being used or when the cabinet is being decontaminated.
