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Maintenance

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WARNING

Electric shock from electrical potential

Risk of injury by touching live components or through moisture on
live parts.

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Never open the housing of the instrument when the power cord is
connected.

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Protect live parts (e.g. power supply unit, power cord, connection
socket) from moisture.

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If you suspect that moisture has gotten into the instrument, dis-
connect the instrument from the energy supply. Then, notify Met-
rohm Service.

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Only personnel who have been issued Metrohm qualification may
perform service and repair work on electric and electronic parts.

Cleaning the surfaces of the product

Prerequisites

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The product is disconnected from the power grid.

 

1

Clean the surfaces with a damp cloth.

NOTE

If the suspicion arises that liquids have found their way into the
product, disconnect the instrument from the power grid and
contact your Metrohm service engineer.

NOTE

Water or ethanol can be used as a cleaning medium.

NOTE

The connectors at the rear of the product must only be cleaned
with a dry cloth.

Summary of Contents for Mira M-3

Page 1: ...Mira M 3 Product Manual 8 924 8010EN 2016 12 15...

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Page 3: ...Metrohm AG CH 9100 Herisau Switzerland Phone 41 71 353 85 85 Fax 41 71 353 89 01 info metrohm com www metrohm com Mira M 3 Product Manual 8 924 8010EN 2016 12 15 ahag...

Page 4: ...techdoc metrohm com This documentation is protected by copyright All rights reserved This documentation has been prepared with great care However errors can never be entirely ruled out Please send com...

Page 5: ...he workplace 7 2 4 2 Danger from electrical potential 8 2 4 3 Laser safety 8 2 4 4 Warning stickers on the instrument 9 2 5 Responsibility of the operator 11 2 6 Personnel requirement 11 3 Functional...

Page 6: ...8 7 5 Configuration 28 8 Maintenance 30 8 1 Maintenance agreement 30 8 2 Cleaning the product 30 9 Disposal 32 10 Technical specifications 33 10 1 Ambient conditions 33 10 2 Power supply 33 10 3 Inter...

Page 7: ...currently on the market with Orbital Raster Scan ORS technology 1 2 Model versions Mira M 3 instruments are available in the following versions Table 1 Model versions 2 924 0010 Mira M 3 Basic 1 924 0...

Page 8: ...user manual Symbols and conventions The following icons and formatting may appear in this documentation Cross reference to figure legend The first number refers to the figure number the sec ond to th...

Page 9: ...actors such as system configuration cus tomer data and operator control Since implementation by customers of the equipment may vary the suitability of specific equipment configura tions and applicatio...

Page 10: ...product can be found on the Internet You can download this information using the article number as follows Downloading the accessories list 1 Type http partslists metrohm com into your Internet brows...

Page 11: ...arning messages indicate the severity of the danger and its possible effects DANGER Immediate danger of life Irreversible injuries that will result in death Warns of dangerous situations or unsafe act...

Page 12: ...ed for laboratories is also mandatory Be sure to take proper safety precautions when working with chemicals Adherence to this technical documentation and compliance with the maintenance specifications...

Page 13: ...not followed this may result in Disturbing injuring and or killing of people Malfunction and or damage to instruments and infrastructure Damage and or contamination of the environment WARNING General...

Page 14: ...you suspect that moisture has gotten into the instrument dis connect the instrument from the energy supply Then notify Met rohm Service Only personnel who have been issued Metrohm qualification may p...

Page 15: ...gulations for the use of laser systems in your country Laser Classification depending on Smart Tips Attached Smart Tip Laser Class 1 Laser Class 3B Long distance attachment lens LWD X Short distance a...

Page 16: ...r aperture sticker 3 Laser specification serial number bot tom of instrument 4 Laser class 5 Type plate Laser aperture Figure 1 Sticker Emergence of laser Laser specification serial number Figure 2 St...

Page 17: ...lting from this as well as for any consequential damage No modifications attachments or conversions which could impair safety may be carried out on the products without the approval of the manufacture...

Page 18: ...ument 12 3 Functional description 3 1 Overview of the instrument Front Figure 5 Mira M 3 front 1 Magnetic smart tip fixture laser aper ture 2 Touch screen 3 Battery compartment 4 Type B mini USB conne...

Page 19: ...Functional description 13 Rear Figure 6 Mira M 3 rear 1 Barcode reader 2 Accessories covering 3 Long distance attachment lens LWD 4 Short distance attachment lens SWD...

Page 20: ...ote to ensure completeness and absence of damage 4 2 Storing the packaging The product is supplied in extremely protective packaging together with the separately packed accessories Keep this packaging...

Page 21: ...ument uses exchangeable or rechargeable batteries of type AA LR6 1 5Vdc x 2 NOTE Battery type It is recommended to use lithium ion batteries which are certified according to IEC 62133 Please refer to...

Page 22: ...Power supply with batteries 16 Press and hold lever 1 Push lever 2 Push part 1 upwards...

Page 23: ...operated with the USB interface connected to a powered USB Hub The USB Hub also allows data transfer Use only certified power supply according to IEC EN 60950 1 providing USB output of 5Vdc 1 5A and e...

Page 24: ...USB connection 18 If the instrument is off connecting the USB cable to a computer will ini tiate an instrument start up Refer to the Mira Cal Software Tutorial for further steps see Chapter 1 5 page 4...

Page 25: ...ion 19 6 Initial configuration NOTE Configuration Use Mira Cal software to change instrument settings or to install spectral libraries Refer to Mira Cal software tutorial for detailed information see...

Page 26: ...ribed here see Chapter 2 4 3 page 8 The scope of delivery depends on your instrument version see Chapter 1 2 page 1 1 Long distance attachment lens LWD A long distance lens for point and shoot measure...

Page 27: ...nt tablet or cap sule shapes can be used Safety switch mechanism allows measure ment with laser class 1 Laser stops if hous ing is opened 5 Calibration standard The calibration standard contains an AS...

Page 28: ...holder and insert a vial to meas ure Using tablet holder Closing the lid prevents laser radiation from emerging The lid contains a safety feature which cancels the measurement and stops the laser if t...

Page 29: ...y measures and instructions Instruments must be used by trained personnel only Instruments of the laser class 3B must be used in protected and labeled rooms only The protective glasses provided must b...

Page 30: ...les with direct contact or in thin plastic bags The focal point is approximately 0 85 mm from the end of the adapter The LWD attachment lens is used for sam ples in thick walled bottles The bottles ca...

Page 31: ...Operation and control 25 Using calibration standard Attach the smart tip...

Page 32: ...synchronized beforehand in Mira Cal software Refer to Mira Cal software tutorial for more information see Chapter 1 5 page 4 Make sure the instrument is connected to the power supply or has battery po...

Page 33: ...a acquisition will only be possible when the instru ment recognizes the correct smart tip 4 Selecting an operating procedure Select an operating procedure from the dropdown list 5 Read a barcode Click...

Page 34: ...hen the measurement is finished a spectrum is displayed with information according to definitions within the operating procedure 9 Measuring the next sample Click on Next to start the next measurement...

Page 35: ...nts For an instrument connected with a power supply the shutdown delay is disabled By default no shutdown delay is configured Define a shutdown time to conserve battery charge For example if value 3 e...

Page 36: ...corrosive cleansers such as water ethanol or acetone Metrohm Service offers every form of technical advice for maintenance and service of all Metrohm products 8 2 Cleaning the product WARNING Danger...

Page 37: ...ply Then notify Met rohm Service Only personnel who have been issued Metrohm qualification may perform service and repair work on electric and electronic parts Cleaning the surfaces of the product Pre...

Page 38: ...al and Electronic Equipment The correct disposal of your old product will help to prevent negative effects on the environment and public health More details about the disposal of your old product can...

Page 39: ...nsport 20 70 C At a maximum of 93 humidity Altitude Up to 2 500 m 10 2 Power supply Aspect Specification Battery 2 x 1 5 V size AA LR6 Nominal input voltage 5 V DC Power consumption 1 000 mA max Aspec...

Page 40: ...8 mm Depth 44 8 mm Height 126 2 mm Display 3 7 TFT LCD Display glove compatible Aspect Specification Weight 754 g Aspect Specification Housing Material Aluminum anodized Accessories Covering Thermopla...

Page 41: ...tion optics NA 0 50 1 mm and 7 6 mm working distance 0 2 2 5 mm measuring spot size Beam divergence 3 4 degrees Detection technique Orbital Raster Scan ORS to average over the sample Laser class accor...

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