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HumaStar 600 | User manual
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3.2.2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Plug in the mains cord to a socket with ground connection. The power require-
ments for the HumaStar 600 are as follows:
100~240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1400 VA
maximum.
Maximum voltage between ground and neutral lead: 0.5 volts.
There is a J9 serial port type RS232C connector in the rear part of the instrument.
Connect the HumaStar 600 to the computer serial port using the provided cable.
Tighten retaining screws.
3.2.3 HYDRAULICS
The waste deposit collects the drainage of the probe washing stations and
occasional waste from the dispensing stations and cuvette washers. Place the
emptied bottle in the correct location and orientation (see Figure 23).
Pay attention that the funnel is inside the bottle neck. The waste bottle has a
capacity of 20 L and the wash solution bottle of 10 L. To perpare the system
wash solution, purified water should be used with less than 2 µS/cm and less
than 100 CFU/mL to avoid contamination of the system with ions and bacteria.
Described specification fall in CLSI Type 2 water catergory.
Level metering is made by means of a load cell system (scale) for wash solu-
tion- and waste bottle. Warning messages will appear before the system wash
solution is empty and the waste bottle full.
Put the pump tubing of the washing pumps in place. Take out the plastic protec-
tion tube (typically yellow) from the probe arm‘s vertical shaft before operating.
The system is ready to use. Flush the system at least 3 times in order to ensure
that all bubbles have been removed from the tubing and syringe.
Instrument is Installation Cat-
egory II. Instrument requires
protective ground connection.
Verify ground connection before
installing the instrument.
User must be warned about
the use of instrument under
abnormal grounding conditions.
It is advisable not to complete in-
stallation under poor ground con-
ditions.
Preparation of System Wash
Solution IFU of Wash Add
Ref 18971.