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MiniCapt® Mobile Operations Manual

Table of Contents

Charge the Battery- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  2-8
Adjust the Plate Holder Diameter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  2-9
Adjust the Plate Height in the Plate Holder- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  2-14

Plate height adjustments  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  2-14

Lock the Plate Holder  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  2-16

Chapter 3:  Display  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  3-1

Home Screen  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  3-1
Features Menu Screen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  3-4
Select the Display Language  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  3-6
Software Update  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  3-9
About Screen  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  3-14

Chapter 4:  Sampling - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  4-1

What You Need to Perform a Sampling - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  4-1
Load the Agar Plate  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  4-2

Chapter 5:  Recipes  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  5-1

View the Recipe List Screen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  5-1
Set Up a New Recipe  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  5-3
Modify a Recipe  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  5-6
Delete a Recipe  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  5-8

Chapter 6:  Locations and Areas - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  6-1

Locations and Areas for Sampling - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  6-1
View the Locations List Screen  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  6-2
Add a Location and an Area, and Associate with a Recipe  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  6-3
Modify a Location Definition  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  6-6
Delete a Location Definition  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  6-9

Chapter 7:  Reports - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  7-1

View the Reports List Screen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  7-1
View a Report - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  7-4
Delete a Report Record  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  7-5
Export a Report Record  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  7-6

Chapter 8:  Warnings and Alarms Setup - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  8-1

View the Warnings and Alarms List Screen  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  8-1
Export Warning and Alarms Reports  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  8-3
Alarm Comments - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  8-6
Modify an Alarm Comment  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  8-8
Audio for Warnings and Alarms - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  8-10

Chapter 9:  Time and Date Setup  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  9-1

View the Time and Date Screen - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  9-1
Set the Time and Date - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  9-3

Summary of Contents for PARTICLE MEASURING SYSTEMS MiniCapt

Page 1: ...MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler P N 1000020872 OPERATIONS MANUAL Without measurement there is no control ...

Page 2: ...2 96 E pmsfrance pmeasuring com GERMANY T 49 6151 6671 632 E pmsgermany pmeasuring com ITALY T 39 06 9053 0130 E pmssrl pmeasuring com JAPAN T 81 3 5298 8175 E pmsjapan pmeasuring com KOREA T 82 31 286 5790 E pmskorea pmeasuring com MEXICO T 52 55 2271 5106 E pmsmexico pmeasuring com NORDIC T 45 707 028 55 E pmsnordic pmeasuring com PUERTO RICO T 1 787 718 9096 E pmspuertorico pmeasuring com SINGA...

Page 3: ... Information There are no potential means by which asbestos exposure is possible because there are no materials in the design or manufacture of the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler containing asbestos This equipment must be properly disposed of at end of life by means of an authorized waste management system Contact our Customer Response Center at 877 475 3317 or 303 443 7100 International Te...

Page 4: ...s issued by Particle Measuring Systems NOTE A note in the text is used to highlight an item that is of operational importance to the user It is important that you observe cautions and warnings while performing the procedures described in this manual Caution and warning labels are located on and inside the instrument to alert you to potentially hazardous conditions Please familiarize yourself with ...

Page 5: ...neering Vice President Life Sciences Date January 31 2020 Date January 31 2020 CAUTION All I O cables and accessories must meet current factory specifications in order for this unit to remain in compliance with CE marking requirements Consult the factory for details If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired iv Mi...

Page 6: ...Chapter 4 Sampling 4 1 Chapter 5 Recipes 5 1 Chapter 6 Locations and Areas 6 1 Chapter 7 Reports 7 1 Chapter 8 Warnings and Alarms Setup 8 1 Chapter 9 Time and Date Setup 9 1 Chapter 10 Network Communication 10 1 Chapter 11 Import 11 1 Chapter 12 Units for Measurements 12 1 Chapter 13 Export 13 1 Chapter 14 User Management 14 1 Chapter 15 System Status 15 1 Chapter 16 Queue Size 16 1 Chapter 17 Ca...

Page 7: ...r 19 Maintenance and Performance Checks 19 1 Chapter 20 Troubleshooting 20 1 Appendix A Communications A 1 Appendix B Report Examples B 1 Appendix C 有毒或有害的物质和元素 C 1 Appendix D Compressed Gas Sampling Operation D 1 Appendix E Cleaning Procedures E 1 Appendix F Sample HTML Reports F 1 Index Index 1 ...

Page 8: ...arm 1 4 Exhaust Vents 1 4 General Characteristics 1 5 Fluid Dynamic System Characteristics 1 5 Warning and Alarm Systems 1 5 Flowrate Monitoring Warning 1 5 Flowrate Monitoring Alarm 1 6 Battery Charge Monitoring Alarm 1 6 Configuration 1 7 Available Memory 1 7 Specifications 1 8 Chapter 2 Unpacking and Installation 2 1 Unpacking Instructions 2 1 Inspecting for Any Shipping Damage 2 1 Unpacking 2 ...

Page 9: ...w Recipe 5 3 Modify a Recipe 5 6 Delete a Recipe 5 8 Chapter 6 Locations and Areas 6 1 Locations and Areas for Sampling 6 1 View the Locations List Screen 6 2 Add a Location and an Area and Associate with a Recipe 6 3 Modify a Location Definition 6 6 Delete a Location Definition 6 9 Chapter 7 Reports 7 1 View the Reports List Screen 7 1 View a Report 7 4 Delete a Report Record 7 5 Export a Report ...

Page 10: ...ve a User 14 7 User Management 14 9 Chapter 15 System Status 15 1 View the System Status Screen 15 1 Chapter 16 Queue Size 16 1 View the Queue Setting Screen 16 1 Change the Size of the Queue 16 4 Chapter 17 Calibration 17 1 View the Calibration Notification Screen 17 1 Frequency of Calibration Notification Reminders 17 4 View the Calibrate Screen 17 5 Calibrate the Touchscreen s Response to Touch...

Page 11: ... Report Examples B 1 Example of Printed Reports B 1 Example of Print in English B 1 Appendix C 有毒或有害的物质和元素 C 1 Appendix D Compressed Gas Sampling Operation D 1 Introduction D 1 Description D 2 Diffusion Chamber D 2 Special Dual Connection BioCapt Impactor D 2 Absolute Air Filter D 2 Regulator D 3 Solenoid Valve D 3 Specifications D 4 Instructions for Use D 5 Sampling with the Compressed Gas Kit D ...

Page 12: ...Table of Contents MiniCapt Mobile Operations Manual xi Appendix F Sample HTML Reports F 1 Report Records F 1 Report Records Warning and Alarms F 3 ...

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Page 14: ...er removed 2 11 Figure 2 10 Plate holder bracket socket head cap screws 2 11 Figure 2 11 Outer left and inner right set of bracket holes 2 12 Figure 2 12 Petri dish placed on plate holder brackets 2 12 Figure 2 13 Sampler head on MiniCapt 2 14 Figure 2 14 Sampler head off of the MiniCapt 2 14 Figure 2 15 Sampler head removed 2 14 Figure 2 16 Locking pin of the adjustable plate 2 15 Figure 2 17 Aga...

Page 15: ...ce 4 3 Figure 4 5 Sampler head on MiniCapt 4 3 Figure 4 6 Power button and Power Connector port 4 4 Figure 4 7 Home screen Time view 4 4 Figure 4 8 Home screen showing the Area field s list 4 4 Figure 4 9 Home screen showing the Location field s list 4 5 Figure 4 10 Keyboard screen for entering a comment 4 5 Chapter 5 Recipes 5 1 Figure 5 1 Home screen 5 1 Figure 5 2 Features Menu screen 5 2 Figur...

Page 16: ...een 7 4 Figure 7 6 Report Record screen 7 5 Figure 7 7 Reports List screen 7 5 Figure 7 8 USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base 7 6 Figure 7 9 Report Records button Data Submenu screen 7 6 Figure 7 10 Export button Reports List screen 7 7 Figure 7 11 Reports Selection screen 7 7 Figure 7 12 Example Test file export 7 8 Chapter 8 Warnings and Alarms Setup 8 1 Figure 8 1 Home screen 8 1 Figure ...

Page 17: ...een 10 1 Figure 10 3 Setup Submenu screen 10 2 Figure 10 4 Network screen 10 2 Figure 10 5 Network screen 10 3 Figure 10 6 Keyboard screen for entering the IP Address 10 3 Chapter 11 Import 11 1 Figure 11 1 Home screen 11 1 Figure 11 2 Features Menu screen 11 2 Figure 11 3 Setup Submenu screen 11 2 Figure 11 4 Import screen 11 3 Figure 11 5 USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base 11 3 Figure 11...

Page 18: ...Users List screen 14 7 Figure 14 12 Delete User Confirmation screen 14 8 Chapter 15 System Status 15 1 Figure 15 1 Home screen 15 1 Figure 15 2 Features Menu screen 15 2 Figure 15 3 Setup Submenu screen 15 2 Figure 15 4 Setup Submenu screen page 2 15 3 Figure 15 5 System Status screen 15 3 Chapter 16 Queue Size 16 1 Figure 16 1 Home screen 16 1 Figure 16 2 Features Menu screen 16 2 Figure 16 3 Set...

Page 19: ...mples B 1 Appendix C 有毒或有害的物质和元素 C 1 Appendix D Compressed Gas Sampling Operation D 1 Figure D 1 MiniCapt Mobile with Compressed Gas Kit D 3 Figure D 2 Compressed Gas Solenoid connector D 5 Figure D 3 Home screen D 6 Figure D 4 Features Menu screen D 6 Figure D 5 Setup Submenu screen D 7 Figure D 6 Setup Submenu screen page 2 D 7 Figure D 7 Pressure Settings screen D 8 Figure D 8 Compressed Gas CG...

Page 20: ...e Home screen 3 2 Table 3 3 Buttons on the Home screen 3 3 Table 3 4 Buttons on the Features Menu screen 3 4 Chapter 4 Sampling 4 1 Chapter 5 Recipes 5 1 Chapter 6 Locations and Areas 6 1 Chapter 7 Reports 7 1 Chapter 8 Warnings and Alarms Setup 8 1 Chapter 9 Time and Date Setup 9 1 Chapter 10 Network Communication 10 1 Chapter 11 Import 11 1 Chapter 12 Units for Measurements 12 1 Chapter 13 Expor...

Page 21: ... Mobile Microbial Air Sampler 19 2 Chapter 20 Troubleshooting 20 1 Appendix A Communications A 1 Table A 1 Input register Configuration A 4 Table A 2 Input register Data Packet A 6 Table A 3 Holding Registers A 8 Table A 4 Coils A 10 Table A 5 Associated values for specific registry entries A 12 Appendix B Report Examples B 1 Appendix C 有毒或有害的物质和元素 C 1 Appendix D Compressed Gas Sampling Operation ...

Page 22: ...0 LPM or 100 LPM as per model specs The controller ensures all the fluid dynamic conditions are maintained throughout the sample and allows for tubing and altitude corrections By means of Modbus TCP the MiniCapt Mobile communicates with software packages such as FacilityPro that store and display data and allow the user to control the MiniCapt Mobile The MiniCapt Mobile also allows USB connection ...

Page 23: ... is powered on LEDs Two LEDs are located below the touchscreen Sampling LED During sampling LED solid GREEN Not sampling LED off Status LED Powered on LED solid GREEN Warning LED flashes YELLOW Alarm LED flashes RED Connections NOTE If any modifications are made to the factory connectors make sure to verify the 18 VDC and GND lines before connection to the MiniCapt unit All connections are found a...

Page 24: ...g the unit to the external AC to DC power supply The Power button turns power ON and OFF Power Button Power Connector Figure 1 2 Power Button and Power Connector Ethernet Port The UTP Ethernet port near the base of the MiniCapt Mobile chassis see Figure 1 3 allows the unit to communicate with FacilityPro software by connecting an Ethernet cable from the microbial sensor to the Ethernet hub The com...

Page 25: ...ce when the alarm activates See Chapter 8 Warnings and Alarms Setup or Contact Particle Measuring Systems for more information about connectivity to external alarm devices Compressed Gas Solenoid Connector Compressed Gas Port NOTE External alarm cannot be activated when sampling occurs in Compressed Gas Mode Figure 1 4 Compressed Gas Port and Compressed Gas Solenoid Connector Exhaust Vents Exhaust...

Page 26: ...apt Mobile uses a rotary blower that is able to sample a constant flow of 25 50 or 100 LPM and is controlled by a volumetric flow controller Warning and Alarm Systems The MiniCapt Mobile has operating alarms that automatically manage anomalous events that do not compromise the sampling warnings that could compromise the sampling accuracy alarms Both alarms and warnings are signaled if the event ta...

Page 27: ...ent the battery charge is checked in real time Two checks are used by the sampler to detect a discharged battery A discharged battery will cause a visual indication and an alarm The first battery check occurs when the instrument is started This helps to avoid sampling with a battery that is insufficiently charged The second battery check occurs regularly during the sampling Whenever the battery ch...

Page 28: ...olume mode Sampling volume in liters from 1 to 9999 L Start delay time delay before sample is started 0 to 139 minutes Number of sampling intervals from 1 to 1000 intervals Waiting pause between an interval and the next from 0 to 139 minutes Available Memory The MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler is outfitted with non volatile EEPROM memory that is able to store up to 3 000 samples 400 areas lo...

Page 29: ...00 min 1 100 min Volume 1 9999 L 1 9999 L 1 9999 L Agar Plate Diameter 86 92 mm Volume 18 32 ml Depth 3 6 mm Communication Modbus TCP USB for data download USB for printer connection Display 4 3 VGA 480 x 272 LCD with touchscreen Display Languages English French German Italian Japanese Korean Spanish Chinese traditional or simplified Russian Portuguese Dimensions h w d 10 2 x 5 7 x 5 9 in 26 0 x 1...

Page 30: ...ut slits Type 25 50 LPM and 100 LPM Accessories Isolator Kit including the Isolator Stand and Impactor no lid clamp and gasket P N 90790043 P N 90790043 P N 90790044 Compressed Gas Kit P N 90790052 P N 90790050 P N 90790051 Remote Sampling ISP P N 90790045 P N 90790046 P N 90790047 Table 1 1 MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler Specifications 25M 50M 100M ...

Page 31: ...t or BioCapt Single Use not included MiniCapt Mobile Spare Impactor Head P N 1000019036 P N 1000019036 P N 1000019035 Spare Transparent Sterile Filter for the Compressed Gas Kit Exhaust Standard and Gamma Irradiated Versions Standard P N FL37 Gamma Irradiated P N 1000021454 MiniCapt Transportation Case P N 1000021319 Table 1 1 MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler Specifications 25M 50M 100M ...

Page 32: ... Operations Manual 1 11 MiniCapt Power Supply Battery Charger P N 1000019008 MiniCapt Lithium Battery Pack P N 1000019006 Thermal Printer Kit P N 90790070 Thermal Paper 1000000975 Table 1 1 MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler Specifications 25M 50M 100M ...

Page 33: ...it P N 90790072 Barcode Reader P N 90790071 Spare Red Silicone Rubber O ring P N 1000021241 Spare Impactor Head Lid Cover P N 1000019051 MiniCapt IQ OQ Validation Protocol P N 1000021474 DataAnalyst Software P N 450800 Table 1 1 MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler Specifications 25M 50M 100M ...

Page 34: ...ts listed in the following section are included and inspect each item for damage When handling the impactor head wear gloves to prevent finger residue on the stainless steel see Appendix E Cleaning Procedures 3 If any components are damaged immediately notify the shipper and Particle Measuring Systems 4 After you have determined that the shipment is undamaged store the packing materials for future...

Page 35: ...46 Remote Sampling ISP Kit for 100 LPM 90790047 Remote Sampling top 90790048 Compressed Gas Kit for 25 LPM 90790052 Compressed Gas Kit for 50 LPM 90790050 Compressed Gas Kit for 100 LPM 90790051 BioCapt Single Use Remote Sampling Kit 25 50 LPM 90790053 barb fitting to 3 4 Tri Clamp connection for 25 LPM 50 LPM 90790056 barb fitting to 3 4 Tri Clamp connection for 100 LPM 90790057 Tri Clamp clamp 9...

Page 36: ... the NOTE CAUTION and WARNING text NOTE Please refer to Appendix E Cleaning Procedures before the sampler s first use Installation includes the following steps Selecting an appropriate location see Select a Location on page 2 4 Positioning or mounting the unit Installing the battery see Install the Battery Pack on page 2 5 Connecting the power supply for main operation or charging see Connect the ...

Page 37: ...ple chamber resulting in inaccurate microbial collection Accessibility The MiniCapt should be readily accessible for connecting and disconnecting cables fittings and tubing as required Interference with existing equipment Installation of the instrument into equipment should allow for ease of access to the equipment and not hinder operations Visibility The MiniCapt s touch screen should be visible ...

Page 38: ...Figure 2 1 Bottom of the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler Figure 2 2 Battery chamber with the cover removed To install the battery pack 1 Be sure the MiniCapt is not connected to Mains power 2 Lay the MiniCapt on its side 3 Slide the battery chamber lid off 4 Connect the black plug on the battery pack to the black plug in the battery chamber 5 Push the cord and battery into the battery chambe...

Page 39: ...upply 1 Plug the power supply cord into Mains power 2 Plug the other end of the power supply cord into the Power Connector on the lower right side of the MiniCapt see Figure 2 3 Power Figure 2 3 Power Connector Disconnect the Power Supply To disconnect the power supply 1 Unplug the power supply cord from Mains power OR Unplug the power supply cord from the Power Connector on the lower right side o...

Page 40: ...s power and to the MiniCapt as described above 3 Press the Power button on the lower right side of the MiniCapt see Figure 2 3 4 After the MiniCapt has Power the Home screen displays see Figure 2 4 Figure 2 4 Home screen If the Home screen does not appear test the power source and the power supply If the power source battery and power supply are installed correctly but the unit still does not turn...

Page 41: ...AC DC power supply If main power is connected the unit will run off main power NOTE If the battery is not sufficiently charged the system may shutdown unless connected to AC power To charge the battery 1 Install the battery as described on page 2 5 2 Connect the power supply cord to Mains power and to the MiniCapt as described on page 2 6 3 Turn on the MiniCapt as described on page 2 7 4 Note the ...

Page 42: ...o increase or decrease its diameter The MiniCapt Mobile can be used with an agar plate having an external diameter between 86 and 92 mm This procedure requires A 1 5 mm hex driver An agar plate WARNING Remove power to the unit prior to removing sampler head To adjust for the plate s diameter 1 Remove the sampler head see Figure 2 6 WARNING After removing the sampling head take care to ensure loose...

Page 43: ...ual Chapter 2 Unpacking and Installation Installation 2 Remove the plate holder by rotating it counterclockwise until it comes off Figure 2 8 Rotate plate holder counterclockwise to remove it 3 Lay the plate holder on a flat surface see Figure 2 9 bottom up Notice the bottom of the plate holder has socket head cap crews see Figure 2 10 that match up with the brackets on the top of the plate holder...

Page 44: ... upside down Installation Chapter 2 Unpacking and Installation MiniCapt Mobile Operations Manual 2 11 Figure 2 9 Plate holder removed Socket head cap Bracket Figure 2 10 Plate holder bracket socket head cap screws ...

Page 45: ... up the brackets over the other set of holes Then leave the screws loose to allow each bracket limited movement across the plate holder The outer set of holes fits 86 89 mm diameter Petri plates and the inner set fits 89 92 mm plates Screws Bracket Outer set of holes Inner set of holes Screws Bracket Figure 2 11 Outer left and inner right set of bracket holes 5 Flip the plate holder upright and pl...

Page 46: ... 8 socket head cap screws to hold the brackets in place 8 If you are not using the MiniCapt Mobile to sample in a horizontal orientation disregard this step Flip the plate holder upright and insert the dish again Turn the plate holder over and loosen one bracket s screws enough to push the bracket inwards tofit tightly against the dish Tighten the bracket s screws once again 9 Reinstall the plate ...

Page 47: ... having the following dimensions A diameter from 86 to 92mm An agar volume from 18 to 32ml An agar depth from 3 to 6mm Plate height adjustments WARNING Remove power to the unit prior to removing sampler head To adjust for the plate height 1 Remove the sampler head by turning counterclockwise WARNING After removing the sampling head take care to ensure loose items are not dropped into the opening t...

Page 48: ...ely and becomes loose tighten clockwise until one or two clicks have been engaged 4 Turn the plate holder clockwise for the following plate pour volumes 32 ml pour turn the plate holder 4 complete turns 25 ml pour turn the plate holder 3 complete turns 18 ml pour turn the plate holder 2 turns 5 For fine adjustment a Establish the setting from above b Place the agar plate on the plate holder c Remo...

Page 49: ...e plate holder clockwise to lower it 9 Clean the MiniCapt sampler head and discard the test agar plate This procedure establishes the accurate sampler head position for the media type used ensuring maximum collection efficiency Lock the Plate Holder 1 At the end of the sample plate height adjustment secure the plate holder positionbyturningthelockingpincounterclockwiseonlyuntilitfeelssnugand the p...

Page 50: ...ent is first turned on the Home screen appears see Figure 3 1 When the Home screen is not currently displayed click the Home button to return to the Home screen Area field Comment field Parameters fields Navigation buttons Networked Battery OK Location field USB ready Figure 3 1 Home screen Time view The current time and date appear at the top left of the Home screen in the format hh mm AM or PM a...

Page 51: ...Capt Mobile Operations Manual Chapter 3 Display Home Screen The fields across the middle of the Home screen define the parameters for a sampling These fields are described in Table 3 2 Table 3 2 Parameters fields and check box on the Home screen Button Description Time field OR Touch the clock to view the Time field Displays the current setting for the sampling duration in minutes 25 LPM from 1 to...

Page 52: ...de check box When checked the MiniCapt will communicate with the compressed gas attachment Table 3 3 Buttons on the Home screen Button Description Home button This button can be ignored on the Home screen because the button is BLUE not BLACK Start Sampling button Touch to start sampling See Chapter 4 Sampling Features Menu button Touch to display the Features Menu screen which has buttons for acce...

Page 53: ... a list of existing sampling recipes and advance to the New Recipe screen or the Modify Recipe screen See Chapter 5 Recipes Location button Touch to display the Locations screen where you can view a list of existing Location and Area definitions and advance to the New Location screen or the Modify Location screen See Chapter 6 Locations and Areas Data button Touch to display the Data Submenu scree...

Page 54: ...Status Queue Setting See Chapter 16 Queue Size Calibration Notification See View the Calibration Notification Screen on page 17 1in Chapter 17 Calibration Calibrate Screen See View the Calibrate Screen on page 17 5 in Chapter 17 Calibration Pressure Settings See Chapter 19 Maintenance and Performance Checks Software Update See Software Update on page 3 9 Language See Select the Display Language on...

Page 55: ...ing languages Chinese Simplified German Chinese Traditional Japanese English Korean French Portuguese Italian Spanish To select the language to display 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 3 3 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 3 4 Figure 3 3 Home screen Figure 3 4 Features Menu screen TIP To view the Home screen touch the Home button ...

Page 56: ... 5 Next page Figure 3 5 Setup Submenu screen 3 Touch the Next Page button on the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 3 5 Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 3 6 Next page Figure 3 6 Setup Submenu screen page 2 4 Touch the Next Page button on page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 3 6 Page 3 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 3 7 on page 3 8 ...

Page 57: ...n page 3 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 3 7 The Language screen appears see Figure 3 8 Figure 3 8 Language screen 6 Touch the desired language on the Language screen Touch the Features Menu button to return to the Features Menu screen Touch the Home button to return to the Home screen 7 The language you selected will be displayed in the screens ...

Page 58: ...Microbial Air Sampler 1 Prepare an external USB drive with the software program on it 2 InserttheexternalUSBdriveintotheUSBportonthefrontof theMiniCapt base see Figure 3 9 Figure 3 9 USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base 3 On the Home screen press the Features Menu button see Figure 3 10 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 3 11 on page 3 10 Figure 3 10 Home screen TIP To view the Home...

Page 59: ...enu screen a Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen see Figure 3 11 The Setup Submenu appears see Figure 3 12 Next page Figure 3 12 Setup Submenu screen 4 Touch the Next Page button on the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 3 12 Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 3 13 ...

Page 60: ...ouch the Software Update button on Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 3 13 on page 3 11 The Software Update screen displays see Figure 3 14 Figure 3 14 Software Update screen 6 Touch the Update Software button on the Software Update screen see Figure 3 14 The Update Software screen displays see Figure 3 15 ...

Page 61: ...en touch the software update file you want to run The file choice appears selected see Figure 3 16 on page 3 12 Figure 3 16 Update Software screen with a file selected 8 Touch the Upload button on the Update Software screen to begin the update The Update Confirmation screen displays see Figure 3 17 Figure 3 17 Update Confirmation screen ...

Page 62: ...k button in the Update Confirmation screen to begin the software update The hourglass symbol spins during the update process see Figure 3 18 10 When the hourglass symbol disappears the MiniCapt will automatically reboot Figure 3 18 Hourglass symbol in Update Software screen while running update ...

Page 63: ... software version currently installed To view the About screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 3 3 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 3 4 Figure 3 19 Home screen Figure 3 20 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu appears see Figure 3 5 TIP To view the Home screen touch the Home button ...

Page 64: ...ch the Next Page button on the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 3 21 Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 3 22 Next page Figure 3 22 Setup Submenu screen page 2 4 Touch the Next Page button on page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 3 22 Page 3 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 3 23 ...

Page 65: ...5 Touch the About button on page 3 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 3 23 on page 3 16 The About screen appears see Figure 3 24 Figure 3 24 About screen showing software version number Touch the Features Menu button to return to the Features Menu screen OR Touch the Home button to return to the Home screen ...

Page 66: ...un a sample you will need the following items The MiniCapt installed as described in Chapter 2 Unpacking and Installation Installation on page 2 3 Definitions in the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler for A location described in Chapter 6 Locations and Areas An area described in Chapter 6 Locations and Areas A recipe described in Chapter 5 Recipes Set Up a New Recipe on page 5 3 A sterile agar ...

Page 67: ...plate into the MiniCapt 1 Remove the sampler head see Figure 4 2 Sampler Head Figure 4 1 Sampler head on MiniCapt Figure 4 2 Sampler head off of MiniCapt The plate holder will be exposed see Figure 4 3 WARNING Remove power to the unit prior to removing sampler head WARNING After removing the sampling head take care to ensure loose items are not dropped into the opening to the blower ...

Page 68: ...see Figure 4 4 Figure 4 4 Agar plate on the plate holder with agar plate lid still in place 3 Remove the lid from the agar plate 4 Place the sampler head on top of the agar plate see Figure 4 5 Ensure the sample head is fully seated prior to sampling Figure 4 5 Sampler head on MiniCapt 5 Turn on the MiniCapt by pressing the Power button see Figure 4 6 ...

Page 69: ... Figure 4 7 Home screen Time view 7 In the Area field at the top left of the Home screen touch the down arrow button to display the list of available areas see Figure 4 8 8 Touch the area you want to use Figure 4 8 Home screen showing the Area field s list 9 In the Location field at the top right of the Home screen touch the down arrow button to display the list of available locations see Figure 4...

Page 70: ...screen The Keyboard screen appears see Figure 4 10 Figure 4 10 Keyboard screen for entering a comment 12 Use the keyboard to enter comments a Touch the keys to enter the text for the comments b Touch the Done button in the keyboard screen The Keyboard screen closes The comments text appears in the Comment field of the Home screen 13 Touch the Start Sampling button in the Home screen The MiniCapt r...

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Page 72: ...ow long to sample and so on This chapter describes how to set up a recipe how to modify a recipe and how to delete a recipe for the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler View the Recipe List Screen To view the Recipes List screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 5 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 5 2 Figure 5 1 Home screen TIP To view the Home screen touc...

Page 73: ...rations Manual Chapter 5 Recipes View the Recipe List Screen Figure 5 2 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Recipe button on the Features Menu screen The Recipes List screen appears see Figure 5 3 Figure 5 3 Recipes List screen ...

Page 74: ...with no recipes in the list see Figure 5 4 Figure 5 4 New Recipe screen If recipe definitions already exist the Recipes List screen appears see Figure 5 5 a Touch the Plus button in the Recipes List screen see Figure 5 5 to display the New Recipe screen shown in Figure 5 4 Figure 5 5 Recipes List screen 2 At the top of the New Recipe screen see Figure 5 4 touch the Recipe Name field to display the...

Page 75: ...yboard to enter a name for the recipe maximum 16 characters a Touch each letter in the name to spell out the recipe s name b Touch the Done button in the keyboard screen The Keyboard screen closes The recipe name appears in the field at the top of the New Recipe screen see Figure 5 7 Figure 5 7 New Recipe screen showing a recipe name defined ...

Page 76: ...ure 5 7 shows the buttons for the Time mode OR Volume mode Figure 5 8 shows the buttons for the Volume mode Figure 5 8 New Recipe screen showing Volume buttons and fields 5 Definethevaluesforthefieldsandcheckbox ThesearedescribedinChapter 3 Display in Table 3 2 on page 3 2 The Time mode fields and check box are Time field Start Delay field Interval field Pauses field CGS Mode check box ...

Page 77: ...e the recipe The recipe definition is saved Modify a Recipe A recipe s definition can be modified To modify a recipe 1 View the Recipes List screen as described in View the Recipe List Screen on page 5 1 2 Touch the recipe you want to work with to highlight it Figure 5 9 Recipes List screen with a recipe selected 3 Touch the Edit button in the Recipes List screen see Figure 5 9 on page 5 6 The Rec...

Page 78: ...ded The Time mode fields and check box are Time field Start Delay field Interval field Pauses field CGS Mode check box The Volume mode fields are Volume field Start Delay field Interval field Pauses field CGS Mode check box 5 Touch the Save button in the Recipe screen to save changes to the recipe The recipe definition is saved ...

Page 79: ...ecipes List screen touch the recipe you want to delete to highlight the recipe Figure 5 11 Recipes List screen with a recipe selected to delete 3 Touch the Edit button in the Recipes List screen see Figure 5 11 The Modify Recipe screen appears see Figure 5 12 Figure 5 12 Modify Recipe screen showing the Delete button 4 Touch the Delete button in the Modify Recipe screen see Figure 5 12 The Delete ...

Page 80: ...a Recipe Chapter 5 Recipes MiniCapt Mobile Operations Manual 5 9 Figure 5 13 Delete message Are you sure you want to delete recipe 5 Touch the GREEN checkmark button in the Delete message The recipe is deleted ...

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Page 82: ... set up a definitions for locations and area Locations and Areas for Sampling A physical location and an area in the plant can be associated with a recipe to use for a sampling run You will use the New Location screen to define each location and its area and recipe A location definition contains the following information Location name Area the location is associated with Recipe the location is ass...

Page 83: ...een To view the Locations List Screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 6 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 6 2 Figure 6 1 Home screen Figure 6 2 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Location button on the Features Menu screen see Figure 6 2 The Locations List screen appears see Figure 6 3 ...

Page 84: ...pe To define a location and an area 1 View the Locations List screen as described in View the Locations List Screen on page 6 2 2 Touch the Plus button in the Locations List screen see Figure 6 3 to display the New Location screen shown in Figure 6 4 Add a New Area Save Figure 6 4 New Location screen 3 Touch the Location field in the middle of the New Location screen to display the Location Name K...

Page 85: ...yboard screen The Location Name Keyboard screen closes The location name appears in the Location field in the middle of the New Location screen 5 In the Area field at the top of the New Location screen touch the down arrow button to display the list of areas already defined then touch the location s area from the drop down list Figure 6 6 New Location screen Area field for entering an area name If...

Page 86: ...ard screen closes The area name appears in the field at the top of the New Location screen 7 In the Assign Recipe field at the bottom of the New Location screen touch the down arrow button to display the list of recipes already defined then touch the recipe to associate with the location you are defining see Figure 6 8 on page 6 5 Figure 6 8 New Location screen for selecting a recipe to assign 8 T...

Page 87: ...ition 1 View the Locations List screen as described in View the Locations List Screen on page 6 2 Figure 6 9 Locations List screen 2 Touch the Location you want to modify see Figure 6 11 Modify Location Figure 6 10 Location selected in the Locations List screen 3 Touch the Modify button in the Locations List screen see Figure 6 10 to display the Modify Location screen shown in Figure 6 11 on page ...

Page 88: ...p down list If the location s area is not in the drop down list touch the Modify Area button in the Modify Location screen to define a new Area name The Keyboard screen appears see Figure 6 12 Figure 6 12 Keyboard screen for entering an area name c Use the keyboard to enter name for the area 16 character maximum Touch each letter in the name to spell out the area s name Touch the Done button in th...

Page 89: ...ch each letter in the name to spell out the location s name b Touch the Done button in the keyboard screen The Keyboard screen closes The location name appears in the Location field in the middle of the Modify Location screen 7 In the Recipe field at the bottom of the Modify Location screen touch the down arrow button to display the list of recipes already defined then touch the recipe to associat...

Page 90: ...ion Figure 6 14 Locations List screen 2 Touch the location you want to delete see Figure 6 14 3 Touch the Modify button in the Locations List screen see Figure 6 14 to display the Modify Location screen shown in Figure 6 15 Delete Location Figure 6 15 Modify Location screen 4 Touch the Delete Location button in the Modify Location screen see Figure 6 15 to delete the location displayed in the Loca...

Page 91: ...Chapter 6 Locations and Areas Delete a Location Definition Figure 6 16 Delete message Are you sure you want to delete location 5 Touch the GREEN checkmark button in the Delete message The location is deleted The Location List screen appears ...

Page 92: ...ou can View a report record which is a record of events for a sampling run Search for a specific report record Delete a report record Export a report record View the Reports List Screen To view the Reports List screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 7 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 7 2 Figure 7 1 Home screen ...

Page 93: ...rations Manual Chapter 7 Reports View the Reports List Screen Figure 7 2 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Data button on the Features Menu screen The Data Submenu screen displays see Figure 7 3 Figure 7 3 Data Submenu screen ...

Page 94: ...er 7 Reports MiniCapt Mobile Operations Manual 7 3 3 In the Data Submenu screen touch the Report Records button The Reports List screen appears see Figure 7 4 View Report Search Delete Report Export Report Figure 7 4 Reports List screen ...

Page 95: ...Figure 7 6 METHOD 2 a In the Reports List screen touch the Search button The Search for Report screen displays see Figure 7 5 Figure 7 5 Search for Report screen b In the Search for Report screen touch the list button on any of the following fields to display the field s list From field The beginning date of a sampling run To field The ending date of a sampling run Area field The area used in the ...

Page 96: ...een Delete a Report Record To delete a sampling run s report record 1 Open the Reports List screen as described in View the Reports List Screen on page 7 1 Delete Report Figure 7 7 Reports List screen 2 Touch the report you want to delete to highlight it 3 Touch the Delete Report button The report is deleted ...

Page 97: ...ve into the USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base see Figure 7 8 Figure 7 8 USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base 2 Open the Data Submenu as described in Figure 7 1 and Figure 7 2 3 Select the desired report format HTML or CSV and then touch the Report Records button The Data Submenu screen appears Figure 7 9 Figure 7 9 Report Records button Data Submenu screen ...

Page 98: ...ations Manual 7 7 4 Touch the Export button on the Reports List screen Figure 7 10 Figure 7 10 Export button Reports List screen 5 When selected the report is highlighted and marked Press the green checkmark button Figure 7 11 Figure 7 11 Reports Selection screen ...

Page 99: ...Sample HTML Reports Export Report Figure 7 12 Example Test file export NOTE When viewing an HTML file ensure the browser supports Unicode UTF 8 encoding for proper unit display NOTE With the improved export functionalities to USB in a secure HTML format it is important to keep the USB storage device connected to the MiniCapt Mobile USB port during exporting If it is removed a restart may be necess...

Page 100: ...io for Warnings and Alarms on page 8 10 Alarms An alarm will occur if the flow is outside of 20 of the calibrated flowrate The alarm will be visual on the screen as well as audible if selected and the MiniCapt will turn off An alarm comment will need to be entered using the drop down menu See Alarm Comments on page 8 6 View the Warnings and Alarms List Screen To view the Warnings and Alarms List s...

Page 101: ...st Screen Figure 8 2 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Data button on the Features Menu screen The Data screen displays see Figure 8 3 Figure 8 3 Warning and Alarms button Data Submenu screen 3 In the Data screen touch the Warnings and Alarms button The Warnings and Alarms list screen appears see Figure 8 4 ...

Page 102: ...arning and Alarms Reports To export a sample s Warning and Alarms 1 Insert an external USB drive into the USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base see Figure 8 5 Figure 8 5 USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base 2 Open the Data Submenu screen as described in steps 1 2 of procedure View the Warnings and Alarms List Screen starting on page 8 1 3 Select the desired report format HTML or CSV and...

Page 103: ...ta Submenu screen 4 From the previous step you should be on the Warning and Alarms List screen see Figure 8 7 Touch the Export button Figure 8 7 Export button Warning and Alarms List screen 5 The Warning and Alarms Selection screen appears Figure 8 8 Touch the report s for exporting When selected the report is marked in an adjacent box to the left ...

Page 104: ...the external USB drive A sample HTML report is displayed in Appendix F Sample HTML Reports Export Report Figure 8 9 Example Test file exported NOTE When viewing an HTML file ensure the browser supports Unicode UTF 8 encoding for proper unit display NOTE With the improved export functionalities to USB in a secure HTML format it is important to keep the USB storage device connected to the MiniCapt M...

Page 105: ...uring a sampling run you must select the comment that applies so that the comment for the alarm related to the event is saved with the record for the sampling run To view the Alarm Comments screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 8 10 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 8 11 Figure 8 10 Home screen Figure 8 11 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Setup button on t...

Page 106: ...nings and Alarms Setup MiniCapt Mobile Operations Manual 8 7 Figure 8 12 Setup Submenu screen 3 Touch the Alarm Comments button on the Setup Submenu screen The Alarm Comments screen displays see Figure 8 13 Figure 8 13 Alarm Comments List screen ...

Page 107: ...rm Comments screen procedure Modify Comment Figure 8 14 Alarm Comments List screen 2 In the Alarm Comments List screen touch the scroll bar to scroll to the comment you want to modify then touch that comment item to highlight it 3 Touch the Modify button in the Alarm Comments List screen see Figure 8 14 to display the Alarm Comment Keyboard screen see Figure 8 15 Figure 8 15 Alarm Comment Keyboard...

Page 108: ... the alarm maximum 64 characters a Touch each letter in the name to spell out the text for the comment b Touch the Done button in the keyboard screen The Alarm Comment Keyboard screen closes The Alarm Comments List screen displays with the new comment listed see Figure 8 16 on page 8 9 Figure 8 16 Alarm Comments List screen with a comment defined ...

Page 109: ... audible sounds to the following events Warning Notification Alarm Notification End of Sample Notification Touch Sounds To view the Sounds screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 8 17 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 8 18 Figure 8 17 Home screen Figure 8 18 Features Menu screen TIP To view the Home screen touch the Home button ...

Page 110: ...ars see Figure 8 19 on page 8 11 Next Page Figure 8 19 Setup Submenu screen 3 Touch the Next Page button on the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 8 19 Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 8 20 Figure 8 20 Setup Submenu screen page 2 4 Touch the Sound button on page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 8 20 The Sounds screen appears see Figure 8 21 on page 8 12 ...

Page 111: ...ked for sound 5 IfyouwanttoturnoffsoundforaneventlistedintheSoundsscreen touchthat event s check box to remove the checkmark see Figure 8 22 Figure 8 22 Sounds screen showing some events check marked for sound 6 Touch the Features Menu button to return to the Features Menu screen OR Touch the Home button to return to the Home screen External Alarm Connection ...

Page 112: ...ivationisdriven usingthecompressedgasauxiliary port The auxiliary port powers any external device working at a 12VDC with a maximum current of 10W 800mA The external alarm connection requires the connector product number PN 1000019268 12VDC pin 2 GND pin 3 Figure 8 23 Connection diagram for auxiliary external alarm connection ...

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Page 114: ...s how to configure the current time and date for the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler View the Time and Date Screen To view the Time and Date screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 9 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 9 2 Figure 9 1 Home screen ...

Page 115: ...creen Figure 9 2 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 9 3 on page 9 2 Figure 9 3 Setup Submenu screen 3 Touch the Time and Date button on the Setup Submenu screen The Time and Date screen displays see Figure 9 4 ...

Page 116: ...t the Time and Date The date can be entered in three different formats Day month year Month day year Year month day The time can be entered in two different formats 12 hour clock 24 hour clock To set the time and date 1 ViewtheTimeandDatescreenasdescribedinViewtheTimeandDateScreen on page 9 1 Figure 9 5 Time and Date screen ...

Page 117: ...in the top date field of the SET DATE pane in the Time and Date screen 5 In the bottom date field of the SET DATE pane in the Time and Date screen touch the list button to view the format choices for the date then touch a format The choices are DD MM YYYY MM DD YYYY YYYY MM DD NOTE To facilitate data analysis with DataAnalyst set the Date format to MM DD YYYY 6 In the bottom field of the SET TIME ...

Page 118: ...t arrow to scroll to the current minutes 9 In the top field of the SET TIME pane in the Time and Date screen touch AM or PM if necessary then touch the left arrow or the right arrow to scroll to your choice 10 Touch the Savebuttoninthe TimeandDate screento savethetimeand date definitions 11 Touch the Features Menu button to return to the Features Menu screen OR Touch the Home button to return to t...

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Page 120: ...e IP address for MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler IP address for communicating with the local area network View the Network Screen To view the Network screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 10 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 10 2 Figure 10 1 Home screen Figure 10 2 Features Menu screen ...

Page 121: ...w the Network Screen 2 Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 10 3 on page 10 2 Network Figure 10 3 Setup Submenu screen 3 Touch the Network button on the Setup Submenu screen The Network screen displays see Figure 10 4 Figure 10 4 Network screen ...

Page 122: ...gure 10 5 to display the Keyboard screen for entering the value for that position see Figure 10 6 Figure 10 6 Keyboard screen for entering the IP Address a Use the keyboard to enter the IP Address Touch the numbers on the keyboard to define the IP Address b Touch the Done button in the keyboard screen The IP Address number you set for that position appears in the IP Address field in the Network sc...

Page 123: ...ter 10 Network Communication Set the IP Address for the MiniCapt 5 Use the same method to set the values for the Subnet Mask and the Gateway fields 6 Touch the Features Menu button to return to the Features Menu screen OR Touch the Home button to return to the Home screen ...

Page 124: ...he MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler The data types that can be imported include User and access details Location definitions Recipe definitions View the Import Screen To view the Import screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 11 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 11 2 Figure 11 1 Home screen ...

Page 125: ... Screen Figure 11 2 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 11 3 Figure 11 3 Setup Submenu screen 3 Touch the Import button on the Setup Submenu screen The Import screen displays see Figure 11 4 ...

Page 126: ...reviously exported from a MiniCapt 1 Prepare an external USB drive with the files you want to import into the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler 2 InserttheexternalUSBdriveintotheUSBportonthefrontof theMiniCapt base see Figure 11 5 Figure 11 5 USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base 3 Open the Import screen as described in View the Import Screen on page 11 1 ...

Page 127: ...mporting Import and overwrite duplicate Add new import files and overwrite any existing file that has the same name as the import file Import and skip duplicate Add new import files and don t overwrite any existing file that has the same name as an import file Figure 11 6 Import screen 5 Touch the Import Now button in the Import screen to display the USB FLASH DRIVE Hard Disk screen see Figure 11 ...

Page 128: ... the USB FLASH DRIVE Hard Disk screen 7 Touch the Import File button on the USB FLASH DRIVE Hard Disk screen see Figure 11 7 The file you selected is copied from the external USB drive to the MiniCapt The Import successful message appears see Figure 11 8 Figure 11 8 Import successful message screen 8 Touch the GREEN checkmark button in the Import successful message screen The Setup Submenu screen ...

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Page 130: ...s of measurement and the decimal separator to be used by the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler View the Units Screen To view the Units screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 12 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 12 2 Figure 12 1 Home screen Figure 12 2 Features Menu screen ...

Page 131: ... Units Screen 2 Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 12 3 on page 12 2 Figure 12 3 Setup Submenu screen 3 Touch the Units button on the Setup Submenu screen The Units screen displays see Figure 12 4 Figure 12 4 Units screen ...

Page 132: ... on page 12 1 Figure 12 5 Units screen 2 In the Select type of decimal separator pane of the Units screen see Figure 12 5 touch an option to select it as your choice for the decimal separator The choices are Period Comma 3 In theSelect typeofunitforvolumepane ofthe Unitsscreen touchanoption to select it as your choice for volume measurements The choices are Cubic Meters m3 Liters L 4 Touch the Fea...

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Page 134: ...ir Sampler to an external USB device The types of data that can be exported include User and access details Location definitions Recipe definitions View the Export Screen To view the Export screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 13 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 13 2 Figure 13 1 Home screen ...

Page 135: ...ions Manual Chapter 13 Export View the Export Screen Figure 13 2 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 13 3 Export Figure 13 3 Setup Submenu screen ...

Page 136: ...View the Export Screen Chapter 13 Export MiniCapt Mobile Operations Manual 13 3 3 Touch the Export button on the Setup Submenu screen The Export screen displays see Figure 13 4 Figure 13 4 Export screen ...

Page 137: ... USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base see Figure 13 5 Figure 13 5 USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base 2 Open the Export screen as described in View the Export Screen on page 13 1 3 Touch the check box es for the type s of data you want to export so that the check box is checked Clone Entire Device all 3 below User and Access Details Locations Recipes Figure 13 6 Export screen ...

Page 138: ...FILENAME field in the USB FLASH DRIVE Hard Disk screen to display the Keyboard screen see Figure 13 8 Figure 13 8 Keyboard screen for entering a name for the exported file 6 Use the keyboard to enter a name for the export file a Touch each letter in the name to spell out the file s name b Touch the Done button in the keyboard screen The Keyboard screen closes The file name appears in the FILENAME ...

Page 139: ...ned 7 Touch the Export File button on the USB FLASH DRIVE Hard Disk screen see Figure 13 9 The data items you selected are copied to the external USB drive The Export successful message appears see Figure 13 10 Figure 13 10 Export successful message screen 8 Touch the GREEN checkmark button in the Export successful message screen The Setup Submenu screen displays ...

Page 140: ... Figure 13 11 USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base 1 Insert the USB end of the printer cable into the USB port on the front of the MiniCapt base see Figure 13 5 2 Select to open the features menu 3 Select 4 Select Report Records 5 Select a recipe 6 Select export 7 Press the green checkmark 8 Report will print ...

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Page 142: ...page 14 7 Up to 50 users and passwords may be entered There are three user levels Administrator Complete access Supervisor Able to change recipes device settings update the software and view sample logs in addition to all User capabilities Operator Able to run a sample View the Users List Screen To view the Users List screen 1 On the Home screen touch the Features Menu button see Figure 14 1 The F...

Page 143: ...tions Manual Chapter 14 User Management View the Users List Screen Figure 14 2 Features Menu screen 2 Touch the User button on the Features Menu screen The Users List screen displays see Figure 14 3 Figure 14 3 Users List screen ...

Page 144: ...escribed in View the Users List Screen on page 14 1 Add User Figure 14 4 Users List screen 2 Touch the Add User button in the Users List screen see Figure 14 4 to display the New User screen shown in Figure 14 5 Figure 14 5 New User screen 3 Touch the Username field 1st field to display the Keyboard screen see Figure 14 6 on page 14 4 ...

Page 145: ...2nd field to display the Keyboard screen see Figure 14 6 NOTE If Chinese Traditional Chinese Simplified or Japanese languages is the display language the keyboard for password entry reverts to English In other words only ASCII characters are allowed for passwords in these languages a Write down the password so you have a record of it to give the new user b Use the keyboard to enter the user s pass...

Page 146: ... the Password field of the New User screen 6 Define the credentials for the new user see Figure 14 5 on page 14 3 a Touch the permissions field s list button 4th field to display the types of credentials available see Figure 14 7 on page 14 5 b Touch the user credentials choice for the new user Figure 14 7 Credentials field list in the New User screen 7 Touch the Save New User button in the New Us...

Page 147: ...e Users List screen as described in View the Users List Screen on page 14 1 2 Touch the name of the user you want to work with to select it Modify User Figure 14 9 Users List screen 3 Touch the Modify button in the Users List screen see Figure 14 9 to display the User screen shown in Figure 14 10 Figure 14 10 User screen ...

Page 148: ...button in the User screen The Users List screen displays Remove a User To delete a user 1 View the Users List screen as described in View the Users List Screen on page 14 1 2 Touch the name of the user you want to delete to select it Delete User Figure 14 11 Users List screen 3 Touch the Delete User button in the Users List screen see Figure 14 11 The Delete User Confirmation screen displays see F...

Page 149: ...rations Manual Chapter 14 User Management Remove a User Figure 14 12 Delete User Confirmation screen 4 Touch the GREEN checkmark button in the Delete User Confirmation message The user is deleted The Users List screen appears ...

Page 150: ...e Administrator username using the keyboard 5 Touch the Done button when finished 6 Touch the Password field 2nd field to display the keyboard input screen 7 Insert the Administrator password using the keyboard 8 Touch the Done button when finished 9 Check if the Enable Protection button is active The instrument needs to restart to complete Enable Protection activation After restarting you will se...

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Page 152: ...iniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler sampling run in the System Status screen View the System Status Screen To view the System Status screen 1 On the Home screen press the Features Menu button see Figure 15 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 15 2 Figure 15 1 Home screen TIP To view the Home screen touch the Home button ...

Page 153: ...re 15 2 Features Menu screen a Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu appears see Figure 15 3 Next Page Figure 15 3 Setup Submenu screen 2 Touch the Next Page button on the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 15 3 Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 15 4 ...

Page 154: ...re 15 5 System Status screen The components of the System Status screen are described in Table 15 1 Table 15 1 Components of the System Status screen Button Description Sampling Done field Displays the ID of the most recent sampling Volume Sampled field Displays the volume sampled during the sampling Sampling Time field Displays the length of the sampling run in seconds Battery Cycles field Displa...

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Page 156: ...er describes how to set the queue size currently set for data records from sampling runs and how to clear the queue See View the Queue Setting Screen on page 16 1 See Change the Size of the Queue on page 16 4 View the Queue Setting Screen To view the Queue Setting screen 1 On the Home screen press the Features Menu button see Figure 16 1 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 16 2 Figure 16 1...

Page 157: ...Features Menu screen a Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu appears see Figure 16 3 on page 16 2 Next Page Figure 16 3 Setup Submenu screen 2 Touch the Next Page button on the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 16 3 Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 16 4 ...

Page 158: ...he Setup Submenu screen see Figure 16 4 The Queue Setting screen displays see Figure 16 5 Figure 16 5 Queue Setting screen The components of the Queue Setting screen are described in Table 16 1 Table 16 1 Components of the Queue Setting screen Button Description Queue field Displays the current value of the queue size for the queue Save button Touch to save changes to the queue size setting ...

Page 159: ...Keyboard screen see Figure 16 6 Figure 16 6 Interval Keyboard screen for setting the queue size value 3 Use the keys on the Interval Keyboard screen to set a value for the queue size Maximum value is 3 000 4 Touch the Done button in the keyboard screen 5 Touch the Save button in the Queue Setting screen to save the change to the queue size definition 6 Touch the Features Menu button to return to t...

Page 160: ... the Calibration Notification Screen on page 17 1 See Change the Frequency of Calibration Notification Reminders on page 17 4 Calibrate the touchscreen s response to touch See View the Calibrate Screen on page 17 5 See Calibrate the Touchscreen s Response to Touch on page 17 8 View the Calibration Notification Screen To view the Calibration Notification screen 1 On the Home screen press the Featur...

Page 161: ...bration View the Calibration Notification Screen Figure 17 1 Home screen Figure 17 2 Features Menu screen a Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu appears see Figure 17 3 on page 17 2 Next Page Figure 17 3 Setup Submenu screen ...

Page 162: ...e 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 17 4 Figure 17 4 Setup Submenu screen page 2 3 Touch the Calibration Notification button on Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 17 4 The Calibration Notification screen displays see Figure 17 5 Figure 17 5 Calibration Notification screen The components of the Calibration Notification screen are described in Table 17 1 ...

Page 163: ...calibration notification reminders 1 View the Calibration Notification screen as described in View the Calibration Notification Screen on page 17 1 2 In the Reminder Duration pane of the Units screen see Figure 17 5 on page 17 3 touch an option to select it as your choice for the calibration reminder frequency The choices are the following time periods 6 months notification begins at 5 months then...

Page 164: ...alibrate screen To view the Calibrate screen 1 On the Home screen press the Features Menu button see Figure 17 2 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure 17 3 Figure 17 6 Home screen Figure 17 7 Features Menu screen b Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen The Setup Submenu appears see Figure 17 8 on page 17 6 TIP To view the Home screen touch the Home button ...

Page 165: ...en 2 Touch the Next Page button on the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 17 8 Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 17 9 Next Page Figure 17 9 Setup Submenu screen page 2 3 Touch the Next Page button on page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 17 9 Page 3 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure 17 10 ...

Page 166: ...apt Mobile Operations Manual 17 7 Figure 17 10 Setup Submenu screen page 3 4 Touch the Calibrate Screen button on Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen see Figure 17 10 on page 17 7 The Calibrate screen displays see Figure 17 11 Figure 17 11 Calibrate screen ...

Page 167: ...5 2 Locate a stylus that you can use to touch the screen 3 Touch and hold the stylus on the plus sign displayed on the Calibrate screen 4 As the plus sign moves to a new position on the Calibrate screen touch and hold the stylus on it until the plus sign moves to a new position 5 After all the plus sign touch points have been touched the message shown in Figure 17 12 appears in the Calibrate scree...

Page 168: ...on page 18 2 Remote Sampling ISP Kit see Remote ISP Sampling Kit on page 18 3 Remote Connection to BioCapt and BioCapt Single Use Kit see Remote Connection to BioCapt on page 18 4 and Remote Connection to BioCapt Single Use on page 18 6 Part numbers for the kits are provided in Accessories for the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler on page 2 2 of Chapter 2 Unpacking and Installation Table 2 2 ...

Page 169: ...ect kit for required flowrate is used Part numbers for the kits are provided in Table 2 2 Accessories for the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler on page 2 2 Impactor Tripod Impactor Tripod Lid Figure 18 1 Isolator Monitoring Kit components To install the Isolator Monitoring Kit on the MiniCapt 1 Follow step 1 in the instructions in Load the Agar Plate Load the Agar Plate on page 4 2 for install...

Page 170: ...le Microbial Air Sampler to an ISP Isokinetic Sampling Probe An isokinetic sampling probe is used to capture particles passing through a defined area for a defined time without disturbing the particle paths There are three Remote Sampling ISP kits 25 LPM unit 50 LPM units 100 LPM unit NOTE For correct sampling ensure the correct kit for required flowrate is used Part numbers for the kits are provi...

Page 171: ...g to the ISP Remote Connection to BioCapt The Remote Connection to BioCapt can be used to attach the MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler to a Impactor The remote sampling top adapter with a 3 4 inch Tri Clamp connection can be ordered from Particle Measuring Systems P N 90790048 To installthe RemoteConnectiontoBioCaptKit on the MiniCapt 1 Follow steps1and2inthe instructions in Load the Agar Plat...

Page 172: ...te Sampling Adaptor a Use a Tri Clamp to attach one end of the tubing to the Remote Sampling Adaptor b Attach the other end of the tubing to the Impactor BioCapt impactors are available in different configurations 25 50 and 100 lpm and different design styles including side outlet barbfitting side outlet tri clamp and mushroom bottom outlet Figure 18 4 BioCapt Stainless Steel ...

Page 173: ... agar plate Remove the sampler head and expose the plate holder see Figure 4 1 Sampler head on MiniCapt Figure 4 2 Sampler head off of MiniCapt and Figure 4 3 Plate holder exposed 2 Place the Remote Sampling Adaptor on the MiniCapt 3 Place the Single Use Impactor inside the isolatoror at the suitable sampling point 4 Connect the Impactor to the Remote Sampling Adaptor a Use a Tri Clamp to attach o...

Page 174: ...g an approved chemical 3 To avoid discoloration ensure cleaner residue is completely removed prior to autoclaving and the item is dry Cleaning the Sampler s Housing 1 The MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler is housed in a polycarbonate enclosure and should be periodically cleaned with a clean lint free cloth moistened with cleanser 2 Prior to cleaning disconnect the power cord from its power sou...

Page 175: ...iCapt Mobile instrument under typical VHP cycle conditions with subsequent analysis of the instrument Based on the results of the functional visual qualification and calibrations tests we can conclude that the instrument MiniCapt Mobile Microbial Air Sampler is compatible under typical user conditions if kept in Off Mode inside a VHP decontaminated environment This is applicable to all models of t...

Page 176: ...ems authorized service center Adjustments performed by an unauthorized service center may result in flowrate and microbial collection inaccuracy as well as hardware damages To perform a flowrate verification a flow meter with suitable range for the instrument type 25 50 or 100 LPM and the appropriate adapter is required contact Particle Measuring Systems for further information Tocheck the air flo...

Page 177: ...19 4 MiniCapt Mobile Operations Manual Chapter 19 Maintenance and Performance Checks Performance Checks This page is intentionally left blank ...

Page 178: ...ult Check the electrical outlet for power including any power strips or surge protectors Power supply faulty Try a different power supply Communications not established FacilityPro displays Communications Error Unable to view data from working sampler Batteries are not charged Verify batteries are charged Ethernet cable problem Replace the Ethernet cable that connects the sampler to an Ethernet hu...

Page 179: ...ate Low Alarm FRLW flowrate Low Warning In CGS mode pressure in the head is above 400 Pa In CGS mode pressure in the head is above 400 Pa In CGS mode pressure in the head is above 400 Pa or below 100 Pa In CGS mode pressure in the head is below 100 Pa In CGS mode pressure in the head is below 100 Pa In CGS mode pressure in the head is too high 500 Pa In CGS mode pressure in the head is too low 0 P...

Page 180: ... name already exist The disk space is low _ The product supports to add 50 users only The product supports to add 400 areas only The product supports to add 400 locations only The product supports to add 50 recipes only There are no users added There is no locations added There is no recipe present Unexpected interruption of MODBUS communication USB device is not connected User already exists Valu...

Page 181: ...er 19 Maintenance and Performance Checks the flowrate at the sampler s inlet should be the following 25 LPM 5 50 LPM 5 100 LPM 5 A flowrate error greater than 5 results in sample warnings A flowrate error greater than 20 results in an alarm Low flow could be due to an obstructed orifice leaks or insufficient vacuum See Chapter 19 Maintenance and Performance Checks Air Flowrate Check on page 19 3 ...

Page 182: ...ented in this instrument utilizes generic 0 based addressing Modbus Overview Each register in the Modbus map is defined to be 16 bits The map can contain three distinct sections 1 Input registers Read Only information for ID and data collection 2 Holding registers Read Write parameters for configuring the device 3 Coils Read Write individual bits to control the device The supported functions inclu...

Page 183: ...entations of floating point numberswith afixedscalingfactororasIEEE 754floatingpointrepresentationsofthat value Refer to the register map to determine which register pairs have this feature applied This setting can be set real time via the associated coil Even though the Modbus protocol itself is standard the contents of the registers are application specific A description of the register map is t...

Page 184: ...registers 30013 30014 30222 30223 and 30229 30230 Used when the floating point representation is disabled The MiniCapt uses a value of 2 to represent a fixed scaling factor of 100 for flowrate 30012 Volume Scale Factor The power of 10 multiplied to the volume and then entered into registers 30224 30225 and 30231 30232 Used when the floating point representation is disabled The MiniCapt uses a valu...

Page 185: ...7 Product Name 30007 string Product Name Char 08 09 Product Name 30008 string Product Name Char 10 11 Product Name 30009 string Product Name Char 12 13 Product Name 30010 string Product Name Char 14 15 Product Name 30011 unary Scale flowrate Multiplier in fixed flow rate 2 100 30012 unary Scale Volume Multiplier in fixed Vol ume 5 100000 30013 dual flowrate high Flow 10 Scale Float Mode 30014 dual...

Page 186: ...ad would not be required Values are defined in Table A 2 on page 6 30214 Device State Least Significant byte LSB is State Most Significant Byte MSB is sub state Values are defined in Table A 2 on page 6 30215 Number of data samples in the queue A value of zero is identical to no data available same meaning as coil 00 02 read as zero The queue size setting will determine if the data register sectio...

Page 187: ... MiniCapt 30227 Number of Particle Channels Processed as a variable but fixed to a value of 0 for MiniCapt 30228 Number of Analog Channels Processed as a variable but fixed to a value of 3 for MiniCapt 30229 30234 Analog data Dual register representation of the data packet analog value Can be integer or float depending on mode selected The integer value represents the total averaged Flow total Vol...

Page 188: ...221 dual Data Packet Status low Bit Mask 30222 dual flowrate high Flow 10 Scale Float Mode 30223 dual flowrate low Flow 10 Scale Float Mode 30224 dual Volume high Volume 10 Scale Float Mode 30225 dual Volume low Volume 10 Scale Float Mode 30226 unary Location Location value n a 30227 unary Number Particle Channels Fixed number of sizes 0 fixed 30228 unary Number Analog Channels Fixed number of ana...

Page 189: ... on the Sample Volume Mode setting coil 00 09 When the Sample Volume Mode is disabled this register represents the number of seconds to run a sample When the Sample Volume Mode is enabled this register represents the volume in liters multiplied by 100 40004 Hold Tare Time Time in seconds processed between the pump coming up to the specified flow and starting the first sample 40005 Repeat Count Num...

Page 190: ... change how the unit controls sampling If set holding register 40003 will contain the sample volume to be processed multiplied by a factor of 100 If clear holding register 40003 will contain the sample interval to be processed in seconds This value can also be changed from the display It is recommended that the coil selection be set every time the holding registers are sent 00 10 00 32 Spare Read ...

Page 191: ...ensor Toggle Reset control 00 05 Status LED Green On Off Status LED Green Control n a 00 06 Status LED Red On Off Status LED Red Control n a 00 07 External Alarm On Off External alarm n a 00 08 IEEE 754 Float On Off Modbus Float representation 00 09 Volume Mode On Off Sample Volume or Interval Spare 23 spare coils Reserve common coils A 10 MiniCapt Mobile Operations Manual Appendix A Communication...

Page 192: ...ight away If there is no more data in the queue the data available coil 00 02 will only be set again once the next sample is completed If the queue is set to one then the data shown is always the last data processed and is representative of real time data only Since the queue is circular the next sample will replace the single one in the queue If the queue is set to a value greater than one then t...

Page 193: ...lear 0x0008 Reset 0x0010 Green Status 0x0020 Red Status 0x0040 External Alarm 0x0080 IEEE Float mode 0x0100 Volume Mode Device State Entries LSB 0 Idle 1 Sampling 2 Maintenance n a 3 Error Device SubState Entries MSB 0 Idle Normal 0 Sampling Normal a 1 Sampling Hold Tare 0 Error Flow Data Packet Status Entries Low Register 0x0001 Laser Good 0x0002 Flow Good 0x0004 Hardware Good n a Data Packet Sta...

Page 194: ...dix B Report Examples Example ofPrinted Reports The printed report is produced by the instrument when it is downloadedtoaUSBand sent to the printer or a request to download the serial buffer is made by a serial device Example of Print in English ...

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Page 196: ...me 部件名称 有毒或有害的物质和元素 铅 Pb 汞 Hg 镉 Cd 六价铬 Cr VI 多溴联苯 PBB 多溴联苯醚 PBDE 电源供应 X O X O O O 印刷电路装配 X O X O O O 机械部件 X O X O O O 电缆 X O X O O O 机电 X O X O O O 电池 X O X O O O O 表示用于部件的所有同族物质中所含的有毒或有害物质低于 SJ T11363 2006 规定的限 度要求 X 表示用于部件的至少一种同族物质中所含的有毒或有害物质高于 SJ T11363 2006 规定 的限度要求 ...

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Page 198: ... chamber a pressure regulator is installed in the sampling line between the high pressure gas source and the inlet to the MiniCapt Mobile Compressed Gas Kit A solenoid valve is connected downstream of the regulator and allows the MiniCapt to synchronize the flow of the gas with the start of sampling TheCompressedGasKitisdesignedtoworkwitheitherthe25LPM 50LPM or100LPM MiniCapt systems The flow of t...

Page 199: ...mm Special Dual Connection BioCapt Impactor BioCapt dual connection impactor Bottom female connection with hook to attach to the base of the MiniCapt Mobile Top male connection to the MiniCapt Compressed Gas Diffusion Chamber This special dual connection impactor differs only from the standard BioCapt Impactor in that the top connection makes it possible to connect the compressed gas diffusion cha...

Page 200: ...inless steel adaptor fitting is used on the inlet to accept a 6 mm plastic tube from the gas source and a 316 stainless steel 1 4 inch NPT union is used on the regulator outlet to connect to the solenoid valve Solenoid Valve The solenoid is a 2 2 way direct acting normally closed unit The valve is made from 316L stainless steel The solenoid coil and wiring are removable to allow for autoclaving of...

Page 201: ...our Particle Measuring Systems representative for more information Connection Quick release 6 mm outer diameter tubing A different tubing connector having a thread designation of 1 4 inch NPT may be installed if necessary Solenoid valve 2 2 way normally closed direct control Actuator is AISI 316L 1 4 inch stainless steel Coil 12 VDC 10 W Regulator Body is stainless steel 1 4 inch NPT 0 3 20 bar 4 ...

Page 202: ...ponent part with the BioCapt impactor slits Ensure that the plate is fully seated Install the diffusion chamber onto the dual connector plate Connect the solenoid valve tubing to the tube connector Connect the solenoid cable to the electrical connection Connect the pressure tubing to the compressed air feed Compressed Gas Port Compressed Gas Solenoid Connector Figure D 2 Compressed Gas Solenoid co...

Page 203: ...view the System Status screen 1 On the Home screen press the Features Menu button see Figure D 3 The Features Menu screen appears see Figure D 4 Figure D 3 Home screen Figure D 4 Features Menu screen a Touch the Setup button on the Features Menu screen see Figure D 4 The Setup Submenu appears see Figure D 5 TIP To view the Home screen touch the Home button ...

Page 204: ... 5 Setup Submenu screen 2 Touch the Next Page button on the Setup Submenu screen see Figure D 5 Page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen displays see Figure D 6 Figure D 6 Setup Submenu screen page 2 3 Touch the Pressure Settings button on page 2 of the Setup Submenu screen The Pressure Settings screen displays see Figure D 7 ...

Page 205: ... may result in an alarm which will prematurely end the test The pressure regulator allows adjustment of the pressure in the diffusion chamber to a value between the warning limits as shown in the table below 5 Make sure the pressure regulator valve is tightened before completing the Pressure Setting 6 Configure the sample or use an existing recipe 7 Select the compressed gas accessory checkbox and...

Page 206: ...edure 1 Prior to Autoclaving a Clean the compressed gas kit with any of the following chemicals compatible with 316L stainless steel isopropyl alcohol IPA WFI 70 30 sodium hypochlorite 1 hydrogen peroxide up to 6 b To avoid discoloration allow all cleaner residue to evaporate prior to autoclaving a Remove the following before autoclaving the filter on the exhaust tubing the solenoid cable assembly...

Page 207: ...ed gas kit should be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol IPA 70 30 or another appropriate cleaner e g H2O2 up to 6 prior to use at each sampling location and after any known contamination event IPA is preferred b All cleaner residues should be allowed to fully evaporate prior to sampling Solenoid Coil Pressure Control Tubing Solenoid Cable Solenoid Exhaust Filter Figure D 8 Compressed Gas CG Kit ...

Page 208: ... autoclaving may result in discoloration of the item Leftover residues may change in color as a result of the sterilization s high temperature Cleaning Guidelines for Goods upon Reception For first time usage 1 Unpack the impactor head s using gloves Note Fingerprints on freshly manufactured stainless steel may result in long lasting marks on the surface 2 Wash the whole stainless steel surface in...

Page 209: ... appropriate detergent solution For example Veltek Vai s Dec Clean appropriately diluted typically 0 7 Vol 1 fl oz gallon in WFI water 4 Ensure the impactor head is well cleaned and any cleaning agent residues have evaporated before proceeding with the autoclave sterilization process NOTE These procedures are intended to provide general guidelines and may not be applicable in some specific manufac...

Page 210: ...3 03 01 01 2006 12 04 19 24 81 LPM 1 000 m 0017 0 014 m 0 m 34 s 01 01 2006 12 01 49 01 01 2006 12 02 25 24 65 LPM 1 000 m 0018 1 000 m 40 m 0 s 01 01 2006 12 08 33 01 01 2006 12 48 35 25 00 LPM 1 000 m Created by Report Records End Date Time Flow Rate Target Time Target Volume Interval Warnings Warning Details Alarms Alarm Details User Pauses Pause Details Serial Number Operator 01 01 2006 12 04 ...

Page 211: ...441 0014 0 003 m 0 m 8 s 01 01 2006 12 07 20 01 01 2006 12 07 30 23 60 LPM 0 003 m 1 0 0 0 105441 0015 0 003 m 0 m 7 s 01 01 2006 12 09 51 01 01 2006 12 09 59 23 83 LPM 0 m 7 s 1 0 0 0 105441 0016 0 030 m 1 m 13 s 01 01 2006 12 03 03 01 01 2006 12 04 19 24 81 LPM 1 000 m 1 0 0 0 105441 0017 0 014 m 0 m 34 s 01 01 2006 12 01 49 01 01 2006 12 02 25 24 65 LPM 1 000 m 1 0 0 0 105441 0018 1 000 m 40 m ...

Page 212: ... Date Time 01 01 2006 12 16 15 Comment Measured flow rate is lower than 5 of the target flo Created by Report Records Warning And Alarms t Target Volume Interval Warnings Warning Details Alarms Alarm Details User Pauses Pause Details Serial Number Operator 1 000 m 1 0 1 1 Alarm Date Time 01 01 2006 12 48 09 Comment Measured flow rate is lower than 20 of the target flow rate 0 105441 0 010 m 1 1 1 ...

Page 213: ...1 01 2006 12 09 17 Comment Measured flow rate is lower than 5 of the target flow rate 1 1 Alarm Date Time 01 01 2006 12 09 18 Comment Measured flow rate is greater than 20 of the target flow rate 0 105441 0024 0 003 m 0 m 8 s 01 01 2006 12 11 59 01 01 2006 12 12 09 23 91 LPM 1 000 m 1 0 1 1 Alarm Date Time 01 01 2006 12 12 08 Comment In CGS mode pressure in the head is too low 0 Pa 0 105441 0026 0...

Page 214: ... frequency 17 1 of touchscreen 17 1 touchscreen response 17 8 Calibration Notification screen 17 3 viewing 17 1 change queue size 16 4 charging battery pack 2 8 clean housing 19 1 coils Modbus A 9 comments alarms 8 6 modifying 8 8 communications Modbus A 1 coils A 9 data packet processing A 11 holding registers A 8 input registers Configuration section A 2 input registers Data section A 5 input re...

Page 215: ... L LAN address 10 1 language displayed 3 6 languages for screen display 3 6 LEDs 1 2 loading agar plate 4 2 locations 6 1 add 6 3 delete 6 9 export 13 4 13 7 import 11 3 modify 6 6 new 6 3 Locations List screen 6 3 viewing 6 2 M maintenance 19 1 cable connectors 19 3 clean housing 19 1 performance checks airflow rate 19 3 pressure settings D 6 maximum altitude 1 8 memory 1 7 MiniCapt Mobile Microb...

Page 216: ...es 5 1 add 5 3 delete 5 8 export 13 4 13 7 import 11 3 modify 5 6 new 5 3 Recipes List screen 5 2 viewing 5 1 registry entries Modbus A 12 remote ISP sampling kit 18 3 reports 7 1 delete 7 5 export 7 6 viewing 7 4 Reports List screen 7 3 viewing 7 1 S sampling basic steps 4 1 needs for 4 1 status of a run 15 1 sampling mode 1 7 screen 3 1 language displayed 3 6 screens About 3 14 Alarm Comments vi...

Page 217: ...alibration 17 1 language displayed 3 6 troubleshooting 20 1 turning on MiniCapt 2 7 U units for measurements 12 1 setting 12 3 Units screen 12 2 viewing 12 1 unpacking instructions 2 1 update software 3 9 user add 14 3 modify 14 6 remove 14 7 user and access detail 11 3 13 4 13 7 user management 14 1 add user 14 3 modify user 14 6 remove user 14 7 Users List screen 14 2 viewing 14 1 V volume liter...

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