IKA HRC 2 control Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 7

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• Do not throw used battery packs into your household 

waste� Dispose of them properly in accordance with statu-
tory regulations�

End users are obliged by law to return all used dis-
posable and rechargeable batteries� Throwing them 
into the household waste is prohibited� Disposable/

rechargeable batteries containing harmful substances are 
marked with this symbol to indicate that they may not be 
disposed of as household waste�

• You can return used disposable and rechargeable batter-

ies free of charge to your local authority collection site or 
to any battery retailer� In doing so you will be complying 
with statutory regulations and helping to protect the envi-
ronment�

• Batteries must be disposed of in accordance with local 

and national regulations�

• When the battery pack is inserted it should slide in easily 

and without resistance� Do not force it� 

• If the battery pack is removed for an extended period of 

time, store it in a sealed plastic bag to prevent short-circu-
iting due to moisture or contact with metal components�

• The operating temperature range of the battery pack is 

from 0 °C to + 45 °C� Note that the battery pack capacity 
will be reduced at temperatures below 20 °C�

• Only the rechargeable battery types recommended in the 

technical data may be used in the device!

Do not charge batteries that have leaked or that are 
discolored, deformed or damaged in any other way�

Disposal instructions:

• When disposing of the 

IKA

®

 battery pack, please tape over 

the contacts with adhesive tape to prevent short-circuiting 
due to moisture or contact with metal components� Short-
circuiting may result in an explosion�

Correct use

• Use:

Use 

HRC 2

 (Heated Recirculating Chiller) for tempering 

and circulating fluids�

Intended Use: Tabletop device

• Range of use (indoor use only):

- Laboratories 

- Schools

- Pharmacies 

- Universities

• Wireless remote control:

Before using the wireless link between the 

WiCo

 and the 

laboratory device, first check whether your region is in-
cluded in the radio communication approval for the de-
vice� If it is not, remote control can also be performed 
using a USB cable�

This device is suitable for use in all areas except: 
- Residential areas 
- Areas that are connected directly to a low-voltage supply 

network that also supplies residential areas�

The safety of the user cannot be guaranteed: 
- If the device is operated with accessories that are not sup-

plied or recommended by the 

IKA

®

- If the device is operated improperly or in contrary to the 

IKA

®

 specifications� 

- If the device or the printed circuit board are modified by 

third parties�

Summary of Contents for HRC 2 control

Page 1: ...Operating instructions EN 20000015725a IKA HRC 2 control HRC 2 control_112017...

Page 2: ...Designation 1 Wireless Controller WiCo 2 Handle 3 Venting grid 4 Filling opening lid 5 RS 232 port 6 USB port 7 External temperature sensor socket 8 Multifunction port 9 Overflow 10 Backflow 11 Power...

Page 3: ...he WiCo 9 Mounting the WiCo to the station 9 Filling and draining 9 Fluid Standard information for IKA fluid 11 Moving the device 12 Charging the Battery Pack RB 1 rechargeable battery 12 Changing bat...

Page 4: ...rates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equip...

Page 5: ...inhibit fire or ex plosions or comprehensive monitoring equipment Process pathogenic material only in closed vessels under a suitable fume hood Please contact IKA application sup port if you have any...

Page 6: ...union nuts caps of the pump outputs and inputs and blow compressed air through all the pump outputs and inputs Beware of the risk of burning due to delay in boiling Fluids Beware of the risk of burnin...

Page 7: ...below 20 C Only the rechargeable battery types recommended in the technical data may be used in the device Do not charge batteries that have leaked or that are discolored deformed or damaged in any ot...

Page 8: ...nection M 16 x 1 for IN and OUT directly or with the olives Screw the hose olives to the pump connection IN and OUT with union nuts Slide the hoses NW 12 onto the olives The hoses must be secured with...

Page 9: ...S IP 40 Model WiCo CBC 5 LPS IP 40 Note notch upward Mounting the WiCo to the station Note If the WiCo need be permanently attached to the station we strictly recommend to fasten the unlocking button...

Page 10: ...rain valve in counter clockwise direction with a straight screwdriver Fluid level information on the fluid level indicator Red Low Level Red High Level Fig 12 Note Pay attention to the fluid level inf...

Page 11: ...e Temperature 4 Viscosity Viscosity at 25 C for Heating Fluid HF Viscosity at 20 C for Cooling Fluid CF Viscosity at 25 C for Universal Fluid UF Dynamic viscosity mPa s is a product of kinematic visco...

Page 12: ...oss head clamp H 38 Holding rod IKA HRC 2control IKA HRC 2 control IKA HRC 2control Moving the device Empty all fluid in the bath before moving device from one place to other place The device can be l...

Page 13: ...evel U Menu button Press it once main menu is displayed Press it a second time back to the working screen V Lock button Lock Unlock the knobs and buttons Item Designation Function A On Off button Swit...

Page 14: ...ssing the power switch 12 of the station the screen of the WiCo displays the device designation and the software version after a beep IKA Circulator HRC Control Version 1 2 008 Fig 20 After several se...

Page 15: ...station the USB icon appears on the screen If the WiCo is not connected with station via a USB cable the data exchange between the station and the WiCo via Bluetooth In this case the Bluetooth icon i...

Page 16: ...This symbol indicates that the pump is activated Warning This symbol indicates that warning is active PC PC Control This symbol means that either the station or the WiCo is connected to a computer and...

Page 17: ...f you press the Menu button U the system skips directly back to the working screen If you press the Back button T the system skips back to the previous screen Menu Menu navigation Press the Menu butto...

Page 18: ...nment Set Temperature Actual Internal Temp Actual External Temp X Axis Y Axis 15 min 30 min 60 min 120 min Axis Scaling Maximum Minimum activated activated activated activated activated 85 C 5 C PROGR...

Page 19: ...be used in the event of special tem perature control requirements When Manual is selected the following parameters can be set for Internal int and External ext temperature control Kp Proportional coef...

Page 20: ...2 OK Calibration Internal 2 Point Calibration Step 1 2 Enter the temperature from the measuring device 5 00 OC OK Calibration Internal 2 Point Calibration Step 1 2 Enter the temperature from the meas...

Page 21: ...The scaling of the temperature axis Y axis is automati cally determined depending on the target temperature and the actual internal and external temperature The time axis X axis is permanently scaled...

Page 22: ...ult Status Define the default state OFF of the external valve as Open or Closed It depends on the valve type nor mally open or closed 3 Refill Use the external M1 valve to automatically check the leve...

Page 23: ...specified temperature Note The factory setting of the safe speed is 2000 rpm and is activated after the time limit is set see Set 3 Temperature In the Temperature menu option you can specify a tempera...

Page 24: ...ll duplex Character format character representation in accordance with data format in DIN 66 022 for start stop mode 1 start bit 7 character bits 1 parity bit even 1 stop bit Transmission speed 9600 b...

Page 25: ...ature control OUT_WD1 n Start the watchdog mode 1 and set the time for the watchdog to n 20 1500 seconds Echo of the Watchdog time During a WD1 event the tempering and pump functions are switched off...

Page 26: ...y 0V only for Standby 7 reserved for later use do not connect 8 reserved for later use do not connect 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fig 35 Multifunction port USB micro B USB micro B USB micro A USB micro A USB cabl...

Page 27: ...e isopropyl alcohol Foodstuffs Water containing tenside Fuel Water containing tenside For materials which are not listed please request information from IKA application support Wear protective gloves...

Page 28: ...eating refrigerating off Heater switched off by safety circuit Check safety temperature set value fluid level Error 15 Pump off Heating refrigerating off Safety shutdown of the compressor Restart the...

Page 29: ...licone tube nominal width 12 H PUR 8 PUR tube nominal width 8 mm H PUR 12 PUR tube nominal width 12 mm H FKM 8 FKM tube nominal width 8 mm H FKM 12 FKM tube nominal width 12 mm Tubing insulations ISO...

Page 30: ...olution K 0 01 Classification according to DIN 12876 1 Class III FL suitable for flammable and non flammable fluids Safety circuit adjustable C 0 110 Safety temperature display TFT LCD on WiCo Heating...

Page 31: ...ient temperature C 5 40 Ambient humidity relative 80 IP code according to EN 60529 IP 40 Interface USB RB 1 Battery pack Voltage V 3 7 Charging capacity mAh 2000 Charging time h 4 5 Working time h 15...

Page 32: ...ble for freight costs The warranty does not cover worn out parts nor does it apply to faults resulting from improper use insufficient care or maintenance not carried out in accordance with the in stru...

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