AccuPoint 2 User’s Guide
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• Work with clean hands when using the instrument.
• Avoid contact with liquids on the outside or inside of the unit. Immediately wipe
off any liquids to prevent electrical shorting or contamination.
• Be sure the outer surface of the sampler cartridge is clean and dry before inserting
it in the unit. Do not insert the sampler in the unit without its cartridge.
• Do not attempt to disassemble the instrument. There are no user-serviceable
parts.
• Use the supplied line power cord for charging. The use of any other power supply
may damage the unit and invalidate the warranty. The power supply is capable of
using AC voltage of 110 or 240 VAC.
• The power supply is for indoor use only.
PREPARING THE INSTRUMENT FOR USE
Labels for the back panel of the instrument are
supplied in different languages. These labels show
a battery replacement diagram and help interpret
the icons on the display. Affix the label in the desired
language to the back of the instrument.
Before the first use of the system, the batteries
should be fully charged. Connect the A/C power cord
to a power supply and allow the batteries to charge
for approximately 90 minutes before use. It is not
necessary to recharge the instrument after each use.
Switch on the instrument using the red power
button located on the front of the instrument. The
instrument will perform a self-test and initialization
routine. A total of 14 tests will be performed and a check mark will appear next to each
confirming that the instrument has passed the test.
After initialization, the instrument will switch to the
user input and records stored screen. If user IDs have
been downloaded from the Data Manager software,
move the toggle button to the appropriate user and
press the button.
The current number of stored records is displayed
on this screen. Each time results are downloaded
to the Data Manager software, the program will
ask whether or not to delete the results from the
instrument. Doing so will reset the stored records
display field to zero.
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