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Auto-tuning (PID 

Parameter Calibration) 

 

Step  4:  Terminate  configuration  mode  as  described  in  Configuration 

Mode.  To  cancel  the  auto-tuning  during  the  process,  turn  off 

the main power switch. If cancelled, the Optimal Mode will be 

selected automatically with an alarm. 

 

 

Coefficient (COEF) 

Five  user-selectable  temperature  control  modes  are  provided  for  your 

convenience. 

 

Step 1: Press the CONFIG Button. 

 

Step  2:  Select  temperature  control  mode  selection  [CoEF]  shown  at 

right by turning the Stirrer Knob. 

 

Step  3:  Turn  the  Stirrer  Knob  to  check  the  five  temperature  control 

modes  in  order.  And  select  the  desired  mode  by  using  the 

Stirrer Knob as shown below. 

 

 

 

 

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Section 4   
Control Panel

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Fisherbrand Isotemp RT AVCD HPS Advanced

Page 1: ...Operation Manual Isotemp RT AVCD HPS Advanced Hotplate Stirrer 9240 11 012 V01 12 01 17...

Page 2: ...This manual cover the model is shown below NA Model EU Model Voltage Description 11676261 15326607 230V EU UK ANZ CN Isotemp RT AVCD HPS230V 11676262 N A 120V US Isotemp RT AVCD HPS120V...

Page 3: ...fications appearance and dimensions described in this document without notice Fisher makes no representations or warranties with respect to this manual In no event shall Fisher be held liable for any...

Page 4: ...hese alerts are classified into four types in this manual depending on the importance and the risk levels as described below Symbols Meaning Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided will r...

Page 5: ...g the Temperature Probe 4 3 Stirrer Knob 4 5 Run Stop Button 4 5 Temperature Setting 4 6 Temperature Setting During Operation 4 7 Resetting Set Temp During Operation 4 8 Maximum Heating Rate Setting 4...

Page 6: ...Escape Mode ESC 4 29 Section 5 Safety Device 5 1 Section 6 Maintenance 6 1 Cleaning Product 6 1 Relocation 6 2 Keeping Product 6 2 Section 7 Trouble Shooting 7 1 Error Messages 7 3 Section 8 Accessori...

Page 7: ...compound Inflammable materials salt peroxides inorganic peroxide salt acids Check equipment for permissible environmental condition It can be the cause fire or trouble by electricity electronic and da...

Page 8: ...ns near this equipment Do not touch the power outlet power socket or power cord with wet hands And make sure to connect the power cord directly and firmly to the power outlet and power socket Do not p...

Page 9: ...with viscous media or at high speeds 30 2000rpm guaranteed The BLDC motor and the special magnet also provide big stirring power Real time stirring with quick operation or stop When the external temp...

Page 10: ...eramic coated top plate is highly resistant to heat and corrosion In addition its white color is optimal for monitoring color changes of the media during operation Safety Hot Top Warning Indicator The...

Page 11: ...bath during operation this bath has concavo convex bottom shown below so that it can sit stably on top of the top plate Figure 2 1 Heating Bath Convenience Conveniently set indicating temperature and...

Page 12: ...of devices such as temperature sensors thermometers laboratory glassware etc optional User designation temperature range Your own temperature limit can be easily set and protect simple from controlli...

Page 13: ...obe This is PT100 sensor to check media temperature optional 2 different temperature probe series Refer to Accessories list 2 Heat sink 3 Heater knob 4 Control panel 5 Stirrer knob 6 Clamp holder opti...

Page 14: ...2 5 Section 2 Functional Description Construction Figure 2 3 Back Components 10 Power switch 11 Transparent Shield optional 12 Top plate 13 Threaded hole 14 Power socket 15 Temperature probe cap...

Page 15: ...all the following parts and accessories are included in the package If not contact your dealer or Fisher Scientific immediately Item Figure Quantity Description Main body 1 Power cord 1 Operation Man...

Page 16: ...are as follows 1 Before connecting the power cord make sure that the main power switch is turned off 2 Plug the power cord into the power socket at the back of your instrument as shown in the diagram...

Page 17: ...tion STIRRER During stirrer operation PROBE During the Probe measurement temperature indication SET During temperature Timer Config set WARNING Overheating warning C Temperature indication display Hot...

Page 18: ...ighest temperature set top plate and external temperature sensor t L Lowest temperature set top plate and external temperature sensor List Indicating the set value to turning stirrer knob Calibration...

Page 19: ...switch the following display will appear in sequence Connecting the Temperature Probe When the external temperature probe connects with body the temperature display part shows Probe measuring tempera...

Page 20: ...robe from main body the temperature display windows are showed follow message When you connect with temperature probe check first hotplate temperature When you connect with temperature probe and hotpl...

Page 21: ...rpm you can control more correctly from 30 to 2000rpm Run Stop Button Even if the main power switch is turned on you have to press the RUN STOP Button to start or to finish the operation The RUN LED i...

Page 22: ...in very hot for some time Never leave your instrument accessible to others while it is hot and never touch it unless you are absolutely sure You can check set temperature during heater operating Press...

Page 23: ...Temperature Setting Step 3 Push the RUN STOP Button Heater LED will be on and heater will be activated If the external temperature probe is connected the temperature which probe detects will be displ...

Page 24: ...see the set temperature If you press TEMP Button set temperature is shown on the right After 15 seconds the mode will be escaped automatically If you press the Heater Knob set temperature is shown on...

Page 25: ...turning and press the Heater Knob After 15 seconds the mode will be escaped automatically Or push RUN STOP Button as shown below to escape the mode Step 1 Push RUN STOP Button during resetting the set...

Page 26: ...s 100 but you want to set the heating rate limit at 50 do as follows Step 1 Press the CONFIG Button The default value is 100 Step 2 Change the limit to the desired value by turning the Stirrer Knob an...

Page 27: ...to begin the timer setting and also to check the display showing the current timer setting Note that the hour frame is blinking first as shown below Step 2 If you want to change the timer setting sel...

Page 28: ...firmation as shown below Operating confirmation Step 5 When the timer operation ends you will be alerted by audible signals as well as the following display Terminate the timer operation either by pre...

Page 29: ...er mode is shown as below Step 1 Press RUN STOP Button Step 2 Turn the Stirrer Knob clockwise and press the Stirrer Knob Temperature Probe Control Mode Connect temperature probe to the unit The defaul...

Page 30: ...sensor to completely immerse into the media more than 20mm deep If the sensor is in the air due to evaporation of media precise temperature control may fails Refer to Error Message Error code Cause Ef...

Page 31: ...erminate the configuration mode by using one of the following methods Step 1 Press the RUN STOP Button Step 2 Turn the stirrer knob to select YES and push it to confirm the termination as shown below...

Page 32: ...ning and pressing the Stirrer Knob Step 4 Save the selected temperature unit by using the Stirrer Knob as shown below When you need to save the changes If you don t want to save it press the Stirrer K...

Page 33: ...erature is reached The timer mode selection procedures are as follows Step 1 Press the CONFIG Button Step 2 Select the timer mode shown below by turning and pressing the Stirrer Knob Step 3 If you wan...

Page 34: ...nces at 0 1 C interval Offsetting of top plate is displayed as OFST and offsetting of the external temperature probe is displayed as OFSP The allowed range of the temperature offsetting OFST 10 50 C O...

Page 35: ...Knob The allowed ranges of the temperature offsetting are from 10 to 50 C for OFST and from 3 to 3 C for OFSP OFST Top plate offsetting OFSP External temperature probe Step 4 Save the desired offsetti...

Page 36: ...fore if you want to reduce the temperature fluctuation you need to limit the heating rate to a certain degree by limiting maximum heating rate Same function as Temperature Setting If for example the c...

Page 37: ...ting rate is set too low Maximum heating rate set point can only be applied in top plate s control mode not the external temperature probe mode Changing the High Temp Limits t H Note that the default...

Page 38: ...If you don t want to save it press the Stirrer Knob when display shows SAVE NO When you don t need to save the changes Step 5 Terminate the configuration mode as describe in Configuration Mode The all...

Page 39: ...ep 2 Select the temperature limit mode shown below by turning the Stirrer Knob Press the Stirrer Knob and check the current low temperature limit Step 3 Change the limit to the desired value by turnin...

Page 40: ...ngs as follows Step 1 Press the CONFIG Button Step 2 Select the configuration checking mode LiSt shown below by turning the Stirrer Knob Step 3 Press the Stirrer Knob and check the current settings by...

Page 41: ...circumstances into consideration If you select User Mode Coefficient the unit will be operated with the auto tuning value The auto tuning calibration procedures are as follows Step 1 Press the CONFIG...

Page 42: ...utomatically with an alarm Coefficient COEF Five user selectable temperature control modes are provided for your convenience Step 1 Press the CONFIG Button Step 2 Select temperature control mode selec...

Page 43: ...n range of temperature overshoot and undershoot Point Mode Allowing linear heating up to the target temperature using the maximum heating rate and switching on and off the heater based on the target t...

Page 44: ...ollows Step 1 Press the CONFIG Button Step 2 Select the default setting dEFA shown below by turning the Stirrer Knob Step 3 Press the Stirrer Knob and confirm the change to the default settings by usi...

Page 45: ...it of maximum stirring speed The range of speed adjustable is from 1 to 1000rpm Step 1 Press the CONFIG Button Step 2 Select the Motor Minimum Mmin shown below by turning the Stirrer Knob Step 3 Chang...

Page 46: ...hen display shows SAVE NO When you don t need to save the changes Step 5 Terminate configuration mode as described in Configuration Mode Escape ESC Terminate the configuration mode Step 1 Press the CO...

Page 47: ...and visible signals will be activated 4 In such cases turn off the power switch and disconnect the power cord first Then allow your unit to cool down completely before operating it again 5 Hot Top War...

Page 48: ...f any overheat prevention activates or warning sound is alarming turn off the power switch and disconnects the power cord first Then allow your unit to cool down completely before operating it again 5...

Page 49: ...f all parts or accessories Cleaning Product Never immerse this unit in water or any other liquid Do not allow any liquid or wet material to get inside the unit when cleaning Do not reconnect this unit...

Page 50: ...easier if spills are attended to promptly Relocation If you need to move the instrument to another place 1 Disconnect the power cord from the power outlet 2 Pack the instrument and its accessories in...

Page 51: ...or plugs Replace the damaged part with a proper one Internal circuit failure Contact Fisher Scientific for service Repetitive tripping of the circuit breaker Electrical overload Disconnect all the app...

Page 52: ...increase the heating level Too much media Reduce the media volume Internal circuit failure Contact Fisher Scientific for service Stir bar decoupling Too much media Reduce the media volume or increase...

Page 53: ...t rest enough Error Code Cause Effect ERRO NO 1 Related to Heater system If Top plate is overheated Heater off ERRO NO 2 If sensor detects a sudden temperature changes Heater off ERRO NO 3 If PCB is o...

Page 54: ...to 400 11676269 15366607 FS Heating Bath 11676270 15376607 FS Transparent Shield PC 11676271 15386607 FS Support Rod 12 support 400mm M10 11676276 15346617 FS Clamp Holder PP body 12mm 11676277 153566...

Page 55: ...8 1 Section 8 Accessories Transparent Shield Heating Bath Assembly When necessary the transparent shield and or the heating bath can be easily assembled as shown below...

Page 56: ...ype BLDC Magnetic Stir Bar Max x L mm inch 8 x 40 0 31 x 1 57 Probe Type PT100 B class Accuracy C at 0 C 0 3 Timer 2 type 1min to 99 hr 59 min Safety Hot top warning C F Warning lamp 50 122 Overheat P...

Page 57: ...or instrument disposal may lead to actions against you and your organization 1 First check with your laboratory or organization to ensure that you are following all the policies and procedures for dis...

Page 58: ...ions and according to these operation instructions and maintenance this product is warranted for 24 months against defective materials or workmanship The 24 month warranty period begins from the deliv...

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