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The warning will remain on the LCD until the 

>

 key is pressed.

Rectify the fault. 

The unit will return to the main display screen for use without the external probe unless the 

connection is re-established. The heaters must then be turned back on manually by pressing 
the

 key. 

7.9.4. 

Warning 

 heating module removed during operation. 

If a dry block is removed from the Omni Reaction Station when the unit is powered up the 

‘Module Missing’

 screen will be displayed (See Figure 10: 

‘Module Missing’

 Error Message). 

Stirring and heating will stop. 

This message will disappear when a dry block is reinstated. The module type will be 
displayed in the LCD. Press 

>

 key to return to the main display screen. Stirring and heating

must then be manually turned back on. 

7.10.  Reflux Accessory 10 Positions 

7.10.1. 

The illustrations show the main components of the 10 way reflux unit. 

Figure 38: 10 Way Reflux Unit 

1

Glass vessel port

2

Inerting gas out let port.

3

Location leg

4

Coolant in and return quick release ports

5

Inerting gas input port. 

Press down on the release buttons of the quick release valves and remove the quick release 

barbs.   

Summary of Contents for RS-200 Series

Page 1: ...Cole Parmer RS 200 Series Omni Reaction Station Instruction Manual M7886 Version 8 5...

Page 2: ...this instruction manual is the property of Antylia Scientific Limited This instruction manual is supplied by Antylia Scientific Limited on the express understanding that it is to be used solely for t...

Page 3: ...is that as measured by the probe 1 3 An all new digital controller and motor arrangement allow for accurate low speed stirring control Uniform stirring is provided via a motorised rotating magnet ass...

Page 4: ...omestic waste Caution Hot surface Refer to Operator Instruction Manual Stirring Facility On Off Heating Facility On Off Bio Chemical Hazard Caution required Will require decontamination YMBOLS AND USI...

Page 5: ...ration Only use Original Equipment manufacture s spares and accessories Ref Section 11 3 SAFETY INFORMATION This product has been designed for safe operation when used as detailed in accordance with t...

Page 6: ...t when connected to the mains power supply It is not recommended to leave any heating apparatus unattended during operation Only use Original Equipment manufacture s spares and accessories Ref Section...

Page 7: ...iton viton asp PFTE cap and PTFE is resistant to a wide range of chemicals including ozone valve spindle chlorine acetic acid ammonia sulphuric acid and hydrochloric acid The only chemicals known to a...

Page 8: ...x 50ml vessels OS6100 6 x 100ml vessels OS6250 6 x 250ml vessels Kit Contents for RS 200D European UK 230V RS 200D 115 USA and Canada 115V Figure 1 RS 200D 115 Kit Contents Quantity Item Part code 1 Q...

Page 9: ...the mains supp category II Applicable rated pollution degree 2 5 3 This equipment must be earthed grounded to a fixed earth socket outlet The mains supply is to be earthed grounded in acc current leg...

Page 10: ...issues within the design and manufacturing process without compromising end product performance and value 6 2 Packaging materials have been selected such that they may be sorted for recycling 6 3 At...

Page 11: ...een Figure 5 1 Magnetic stir hub 2 Stir activation key 3 Heater activation key 4 LCD display 5 Menu selection keys Figure 6 6 On off power switch 7 PRODUCT OPERATION 7 1 Overview Your Digi Mantle has...

Page 12: ...2 Data communication 17 Read instruction book Figure 8 Typical Front Screen Display Figure 8 Figure 7 7 External probe socket 8 Date plate label 9 Dry block control plug 10 Dry block power supply sock...

Page 13: ...block 7 4 Power On and Front Screen Menu 7 4 1 Connect the mains cord and moulded IEC plug and lead set cable supplied with the Omni Reaction Station into the mains power inlet socket See Figure 7 Om...

Page 14: ...nt the main screen menu will look like Figure 13 External Temperature Probe Attached below Note the e character next to the temperature display when external probe is connected Figure 13 External Temp...

Page 15: ...n illuminated The stir speed shown on the LCD is the true speed of stir Not the setting 7 6 Heat Setting and Activation 7 6 1 Setting the temperature when using a dry block without an internal sensor...

Page 16: ...ss the key to go into the temperature setting screen Figure 19 Temperature Note The stir temperature displayed is that of the last setting made by the user Press the key to go into temperature selecti...

Page 17: ...able in increments of 1 C To achieve a temperature less than that of ambient the optional cooling plug accessory must be used with a chilled fluid supply less than that of the required minimum tempera...

Page 18: ...to return to the main display menu Note There is no setting facility of setting unit minutes To start the heating process press the heating key marked with the symbol The timer will not commence count...

Page 19: ...t arrow menu key Figure 28 To Lock Keypad Press the left arrow key The display will now instruct you to press the up arrow menu key Figure 29 To Lock Keypad Press Up Press the up arrow key The display...

Page 20: ...keys in an anti clockwise rotation 7 9 Errors and Warnings 7 9 1 Warning external probe unplugged during operation If during use the external probe becomes detached from the Omni Reaction Station the...

Page 21: ...tted the unit may trip into fault if a temperature is set which is less than 6 C above the dry block starting temperature To overcome this situation always set a temperature 6 C above the dry block st...

Page 22: ...ill be displayed See Figure 10 Module Missing Error Message Stirring and heating will stop This message will disappear when a dry block is reinstated The module type will be displayed in the LCD Press...

Page 23: ...ore attempting to make the coupling See Figure 39 Quick Release Valves Note The chilled coolant supply must not exceed 3 bar pressure Ensure there is a free flow of coolant through the reflux head Do...

Page 24: ...lug Figure 44 Cooling Plug 1 2 Coolant in and return quick release ports Plug The cooling plug accessory is specific for the 10 way dry blocks The cooling plug can be connected to the coolant supply e...

Page 25: ...of coolant through the cooling plug do not apply coolant flow until the outlet pipe work has been connected and unobstructed The Cooling Plug should only be inserted or removed from the dry block at...

Page 26: ...and lead set cable USA Maximum load RS 200D 115 115V 500W OS1025 230V 500W Stir speed Min 100 RPM Max 800 RPM Fuse rating 115V 7A 32mm x 6 3mm Quickblow 230V 5A 32mm x 6 3mm Quickblow Temperature rang...

Page 27: ...rofile Of Base Controller With Dry Block In Situ 8 3 3 Dry block and base controller with reflux unit in leg closed position D 330mm x W235mm x H383mm Weight 4 1Kg Figure 47 Side Profile Of Unit With...

Page 28: ...le rating and value See section 8 1 for correct type rating and value and refit into fuse housing See Figure 9 1 Figure 9 1 The equipment is not spark flame or explosion proof and has not been designe...

Page 29: ...se consult Customer Support Refer to section 10 If the equipment has been exposed to contamination the Responsible Body is responsible for carrying out appropriate decontamination If hazardous materia...

Page 30: ...TS10056 Reducing sleeves for ATS10055x10 ATS10209 Small volume test tubes 24 11mm taper 1ml x10 ATS10101 Reducing sleeves for ATS10209 x10 ATS10134 Reaction vessels 24mmODx150mm 22mm thread Crystallis...

Page 31: ...r Services at the following address Antylia Scientific Ltd Beacon Road Stone Staffordshire ST15 0SA United Kingdom Tel 44 0 1785 812121 Service cpservice antylia com General enquiries cpinfo antylia c...

Page 32: ...et temperature during heating cooling restarts the ramp from the current temperature Example 50 TT55 0000 cr will set the temperature to 55 C TE enable thermal control 1 enable 0 disable Example 50 TE...

Page 33: ...g 50 DT LOCKED FROM PC 0000 cr Only valid if the keypad is disabled by LK0 command otherwise it returns an unrecognised command response RF reset error flags Requires an argument e g RF1 but the argu...

Page 34: ...34 NOTES...

Page 35: ...o we cannot guarantee that interference will not occur in practise Where there is a possibility that injury damage or loss might occur if equipment malfunctions due to radio frequency interference or...

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