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Operating Instructions | HERAcell® 150i / 240i

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Handling and control (iCan™ touchscreen controller)

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Handling and control (iCan™ touchscreen controller)

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Handling and control (iCan™ touchscreen controller)

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50115191 A / 08.2009

7.12 Scaling the trend display

The trend display of the three control loops:

• Temperature, 
• CO

2

• O

2

,

can be scaled to two different versions.

1. Full screen display

>

Press the display, for the value required.

>

press the

 S

HOW

 

TREND

 

ICON

 

[1].

2. To display an enlarged section:

>

Open a rectangular section [2] in the desired 
area of the diagram using a finger or a pen. The 
size of the rectangle is determined by dragging 
a diagonal from the start (press onto screen at 
left of upper diagram frame) to the end (release 
at right of lower diagram frame).

>

Press any position 

within 

the marked rectangle 

area [2]. The section is now enlarged.

>

This process can be repeated any number of 
times until the section is displayed in the desi-
red enlargement or until the maximal enlarge-
ment level (max. 30 event logger elements, i.e. 
30 min. process at a logging cycle of 60 
seconds).

>

During zoom mode the trend display can be 
scrolled forward and back.

3. To return to the total trend:

>

Open rectangle over a small diagram section 
and press any position 

outside

 

the marked 

area.

4. To exit the trend display:

>

Press the 

 E

ND

 key [3].

>

The system returns to the main menu.

Logging cycle:

The time interval of the data logging cycle 
can be redefined in the I

NTERVAL

 T

IME

 E

VENT

 

L

OGGER

 dialog box

 (see chap. 7.11.2‚ 

pg. 83)

.

Fig. 63: Trend display scaling

Summary of Contents for Heracell 150i

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions CO2 Incubator HERAcell 150i 240i with Decontamination Routine 50115191 A 08 2009...

Page 2: ...uctions are subject to change without further notice Concerning translations into foreign languages the German version of these operating instructions is binding Trademarks HERAcell and iCan are regis...

Page 3: ...ery of the device 18 2 1 Packaging 18 2 2 Acceptance inspection 18 2 3 Standard equipment components HERAcell 150i 19 2 4 Optional equipment components HERAcell 150i 19 2 5 Standard equipment componen...

Page 4: ...O2 N2 connection with gas monitoring system optional 57 5 7 Power supply connection 59 5 8 Connecting the RS 232 interface 60 5 9 Connecting the USB interface optional 60 5 10 Connecting the alarm con...

Page 5: ...ure 112 10 5 Preparing the CO2 calibration 113 10 6 CO2 calibration procedure 115 10 7 Replacing the gas inlet filter 116 10 8 Replacing the device fuses 116 10 9 Replacing the door seal 117 11 Dispos...

Page 6: ...ructure scheme 137 13 6 2 Overview of possible event entries in bit coding 138 13 7 Examples of data logger codes 140 13 7 1 Functions for data logger queries 140 13 7 2 Example of a code for a a data...

Page 7: ...pressure hoses 55 Fig 25 Gas connection without gas monitoring system 56 Fig 26 Gas connection with gas monitoring system optional 57 Fig 27 Combined connection with gas monitoring system optional 58...

Page 8: ...icons 91 Fig 61 Enabling disabling the keypad lock 92 Fig 62 Software versions 93 Fig 63 Trend display scaling 94 Fig 64 Event error messages 95 Fig 65 Decontamination routine phases 106 Fig 66 Activ...

Page 9: ...equipment de thermofisher com Enquiries from Europe Middle East and Africa Phone 49 0 6184 90 6940 Fax 49 0 6184 90 6772 E Mail info labequipment de thermofisher com America Postal address USA Thermo...

Page 10: ...safe However the device may present potential hazards particularly if it is operated by inadequately trained personnel or if it is not used in accordance with the intended purpose Therefore the follo...

Page 11: ...nter problems that are not detailed adequately in these operating instructions please contact Thermo Scientific immediately for your own safety 1 4 Warranty Requirements for warranty Thermo Scientific...

Page 12: ...in death or serious injuries CAUTION Personal injuries Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injuries NOTICE Property damage Indicates a situation whi...

Page 13: ...50i 240i 1 General notes 1 General notes 13 50115191 A 08 2009 1 5 3 Symbols on the device CE conformity mark confirms conformity according to EU Guidelines VDE test mark Mark of conformity USA Canada...

Page 14: ...rea of clinics and hospitals Gas supply system The gases required for the incubator CO2 and or O2 N2 are supplied to the device from a separate gas supply system either from gas cylinders or from a ce...

Page 15: ...VBG 20 continues to be valid for old stock The following safety regulations must be observed if the device is operated within the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany BGR 104 BGR 120 BGI 629 B...

Page 16: ...as supply systems obligation to report damages and shortcomings in CO2 supply lines measures to be taken in case of accidents or failures These instructions must be repeated at appropriate intervals a...

Page 17: ...nd components of the oxygen system free from substances that contain oil grease or lubricant Fire hazard Released oxygen promotes combustion Do not use open flames in the vicinity of oxygen operated s...

Page 18: ...cled paper Foam elements Styrofoam CFC free Pallet Untreated wood Packaging film Polyethylene Packaging ribbons Polypropylene 2 2 Acceptance inspection After the device has been delivered check the de...

Page 19: ...1 1 Plug for pipe channel 1 1 Power supply cable 1 1 Connector potential free contact 1 1 Spare caps set 1 1 CO2 connecting hose set 1 1 Open end wrench 24 mm 1 1 Allen wrench 2 mm for blower wheel 1...

Page 20: ...nd split shelves optional Shelf 3 6 3 6 Support rail for shelf 4 6 4 6 Shelf supports for shelf 6 12 6 12 Insert for pressure compensation opening 1 1 1 1 Plug for pipe channel 1 1 1 1 Power supply ca...

Page 21: ...separate box The boxes 1 to 4 are delivered with the device Solid glass door and continuous shelves standard version Solid glass door and split shelves optional 6 door gas tight screen and continuous...

Page 22: ...exposure to sunlight Devices that produce excessive heat must not be placed near the location of the HERAcell 150i 240i 3 2 Room ventilation When CO2 O2 N2 is supplied the work space of the incubator...

Page 23: ...accessible The control box on the rear panel of the device may serve as a spacer to adjacent objects The side distances given are minimal distances To protect the CO2 incubator against contamination...

Page 24: ...4 at the bottom onto the stacking elements 5 on top of the device Make sure that the adapter plate is seated safely on the stacking elements Place the device to be stacked with the device stands 1 on...

Page 25: ...for the lower device To prevent condensate formation an adapter plate should be placed between the two devices for thermal separation 3 6 Retrofitting Modifications Retrofitting options The following...

Page 26: ...oor switch 6 Oxygen sensor optional 7 Pressure compensation opening with insert 8 Measuring opening 9 Outer door 10 Outer door seal replaceable 11 Stand height adjustable 12 Gas humidification optiona...

Page 27: ...Operating Instructions HERAcell 150i 240i 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 27 50115191 A 08 2009 Fig 4 Front view HERAcell 150i...

Page 28: ...CO2 gas supply B with optional gas monitoring 9 Primary CO2 gas supply A with optional gas monitoring 10 Secondary O2 N2 gas supply B with optional gas monitoring 11 Primary O2 N2 gas supply A with op...

Page 29: ...Operating Instructions HERAcell 150i 240i 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 29 50115191 A 08 2009 Fig 5 Rear view HERAcell 150i...

Page 30: ...h the CO2 gas supply for up to three additional devices independent of device type 3 Distributor connection for looping through the O2 N2 gas supply for up to 3 additional devices independent of devic...

Page 31: ...Operating Instructions HERAcell 150i 240i 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 31 50115191 A 08 2009 Fig 6 Looped through gas supply HERAcell 150i...

Page 32: ...ng opening 9 Plug for bottle turning device optional 10 Outer door 11 Outer door seal replaceable 12 Stand height adjustable 13 Drive roller for bottle turning device optional 14 Gas humidification op...

Page 33: ...Operating Instructions HERAcell 150i 240i 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 33 50115191 A 08 2009 Fig 7 Front view HERAcell 240i...

Page 34: ...CO2 gas supply B with optional gas monitoring 9 Primary CO2 gas supply A with optional gas monitoring 10 Secondary O2 N2 gas supply B with optional gas monitoring 11 Primary O2 N2 gas supply A with op...

Page 35: ...Operating Instructions HERAcell 150i 240i 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 35 50115191 A 08 2009 Fig 8 Rear view HERAcell 240i...

Page 36: ...h the CO2 gas supply for up to three additional devices independent of device type 3 Distributor connection for looping through the O2 N2 gas supply for up to 3 additional devices independent of devic...

Page 37: ...Operating Instructions HERAcell 150i 240i 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 4 Description of the device 37 50115191 A 08 2009 Fig 9 Looped through gas supply HERAcell 240i...

Page 38: ...entration optional Temperature Temperature conditions To ensure undisturbed operation the temperature in the operating room must be at least 18 C and the incubation temperature must exceed this temper...

Page 39: ...ires an extended adaption phase To ensure that it effectively prevents dew formation on culture containers it must be used as a permanent setting CO2 supply CO2 Work space atmosphere control To ensure...

Page 40: ...of the work space are interrupted and the display shows a corresponding message If the door remains open for more than 30 seconds a short audible alarm sounds If the door remains open for more than 1...

Page 41: ...of the device Their measured values are compared to the selected set values Based on this data the control system controls heating and CO2 O2 N2 supply The blower intermixes the supplied gases and en...

Page 42: ...ion rate of 99 97 for a particle size of 0 3 m HEPA filter quality The illustration shows the optional combined gas connection without the optional gas monitoring system Label The label 4 contains inf...

Page 43: ...monitoring system visual or audible alarm system For this purpose a potential free alarm contact 7 is preinstalled in the device Alarm contact The alarm contact responds for all errors reported by the...

Page 44: ...container will oxidize This results in a discoloration of the copper components during the test run for checking the device functions Do not remove the oxide layer during routine cleaning as the antim...

Page 45: ...humidification optional only for O2 control A hose 5 connects the gas humidification 6 to the device integral oxygen or nitrogen supply line 4 The inflowing oxygen or nitrogen is fed to the heated wat...

Page 46: ...essure compensation opening 2 HERAcell 240i access port 42 mm 3 pressure compensation openingt 4 Operating conditions When accessories are to be operated in the work space of the CO2 incubator the amb...

Page 47: ...ice This modular layout also allows the operation of only one bottle turning device in combination with several shelves The arrangement of the idle rollers in the roller insert frame depends on the co...

Page 48: ...t value The value is determined using a diagram see chap 5 4 pg 51 4 10 9 Water pump Fig 17 The water pump serves for suction cleaning of the remainig water in the water reservoir The water drain work...

Page 49: ...red for the installation of the shelf system The support rails are secured using spring pressure After the support hooks have been inserted into the rail the shelves are pushed onto the support hooks...

Page 50: ...at allows it to move freely 5 2 3 Levelling the device 1 Position a bubble level onto the center shelf or onto the roller holder 2 Rotate the adjustable device stands using the supplied 24 mm wrench u...

Page 51: ...the receptacles in accordance with the bottle diameter 6 Place the bottles onto the rollers To ensure that the bottles will not be shifted against each other by the rotation the bottoms of the bottle...

Page 52: ...HERAcell 150i 240i 5 Start up 5 Start up 52 50115191 A 08 2009 Example Bottle diameter 56 mm Desired speed 3 5 rpm Determined set value 48 In the dialog box SPEED BOTTLE TURN DEVICE the value 48 is se...

Page 53: ...Operating Instructions HERAcell 150i 240i 5 Start up 5 Start up 5 Start up 53 50115191 A 08 2009 Fig 22 Bottle turning speed...

Page 54: ...support rails marked with the diamond shape are installed at the rear panel of the device 1 A pressure spring keeps the upper rectangular guide 3 of the center strut under tension Insert this guide i...

Page 55: ...re that this pressure setting cannot be changed 5 6 1 Installing gas pressure hoses The gas supply from the gas supply system to the device is achieved using the supplied flexible gas pressure hoses 1...

Page 56: ...connection connect the gas supply to the sterile filter 2 in accordance with the connection diagram 1 Combined CO2 and O2 N2 connection optional For a combined CO2 O2 N2 connection proceed as follows...

Page 57: ...em connect the gas container A to the lower connection 3 of the gas monitoring system The outlet of the gas monitoring system 4 is connected at the factory to the gas inlet filter 5 by a short gas pre...

Page 58: ...onal devices For looping the gas supply through interconnect the devices with a gas pressure hose Connect the gas container B to the upper connection 6 of the gas monitoring system connect the gas con...

Page 59: ...breaker G 16 Connection to the power supply system 1 Before connecting the device to the power supply check to see if the voltage of the power supply corresponds with the specifications on the namepl...

Page 60: ...the socket at the device supply interface at the rear of the device 3 Connect the second connector to an unassigned serial port COM 1 COM 2 etc at the PC 4 Turn the PC on 5 9 Connecting the USB interf...

Page 61: ...ontrol circuits an alarm message is issued to the connected alarm monitoring system The potential free contact 1 changeover contact has been designed for the following circuits Alarm relay Switching s...

Page 62: ...values for the operating voltage of the external circuits and of the fusing of the alarm system are given in the table on the previous page 1 Connect the individual conductors 1 to 4 of the connectin...

Page 63: ...urning device optional must be properly connected to the corresponding control unit The idle rollers of the bottle turning device optional must be positioned in accordance with the cylinder diameters...

Page 64: ...ure to the selected set value humidity rises 9 When temperature and relative humidity are constant the automatic adjustment of the CO2 O2 measuring system is performed 10 The CO2 O2 control supplies t...

Page 65: ...rol loop sensors pass the heat up phase see chap 7 4 pg 68 To turn the device off Press the power switch the switch illumination goes off 7 2 Operating panel and operating structure Fig 31 The control...

Page 66: ...control optional Fig 33 Function keys and value displays of the operating panel of a device version with combined CO2 O2 N2 gas supply 1 Type designation of the device 2 Temperature display 3 CO2 dis...

Page 67: ...ERAcell 150i 240i 7 Handling and control iCan touchscreen controller 7 Handling and control iCan touchscreen controller 7 Handling and control iCan touchscreen controller 67 50115191 A 08 2009 Fig 34...

Page 68: ...ystem are disabled at a set value of 0 Since the O2 concentration of the air is nearly 21 the O2 control and the control loop error monitoring system are disabled at a set value of 21 7 4 Heat up phas...

Page 69: ...ctions for settings Key response Pressing a key can increase or reduce a value gradually When the key 4 or the key 6 is kept depressed the system switches to quick run after the key has been kept depr...

Page 70: ...PERATURE DISPLAY key 1 The Temperature menu is displayed 2 To exit the Temperature menu Press the END key 2 3 To set the temperature set value Press the SET VALUE key 3 To increase the set value Press...

Page 71: ...set value Press the ENTER key 5 The system returns to the main menu The CO2 display shows the actual value currently measured in the work space Deactivating the CO2 control loop To deactivate the CO2...

Page 72: ...t and save the set value Press the ENTER key 5 The system returns to the main menu The O2 displays shows the actual value currently measured in the work space Factory settings Depending on the type of...

Page 73: ...tended interruption of operation The auto start routine should be run at least every three months on the occasion of cleaning and maintenance works Duration of the routine Running the routine usually...

Page 74: ...pply No communication with sensor In this case the auto start key is dimmed and its function is not available Faulty cancellation of the auto start routine The auto start is cancelled if an error is d...

Page 75: ...tion 1 Press the auto start key 2 The auto start instruction menu 1 is displayed 2 To exit the auto start instruction menu and cancel auto start Press the END key 4 3 Activate the auto start routine P...

Page 76: ...ine is resumed 2 To cancel the auto start routine Press the END key 2 The warning triangle 3 is displayed as a failure message together with the audible signal 3 To accept the failure message Press an...

Page 77: ...setting Reminder interval setting Changing the keypad lock code The keypad lock prevents the unauthorized changing of the operational settings Only those keys are locked where values can be entered T...

Page 78: ...d as often as required using the same procedure Activate the recoding function by entering the valid code enter the new code and confirm it Setting date time The input dialog allows date and time to b...

Page 79: ...e key 2 3 The value change appears in the display 1 4 To accept and save the change Press the ENTER key 3 The system returns to the Settings Setup menu Setting the key tone The input dialog allows the...

Page 80: ...faces can be changed within the defined baud rates 9 600 19 200 38 400 57 600 baud The standard stepping rate of both interfaces is 57 600 baud 1 To increase the value Press the key 4 2 To reduce the...

Page 81: ...r display screen language The input dialog allows the language of the display screen to be set Five languages are available German English Spanish French Italian 1 To browse upward in the selection Pr...

Page 82: ...ey 4 2 To reduce the number of days Press the key 2 3 The value change appears in the display 1 4 To deactivate the reminder interval Set the value to OFF Press the key 2 5 To accept and save the chan...

Page 83: ...s of several pages the user can browse through the list The status indicator 2 indicates which page of the total number of pages is currently being displayed 1 To browse forward in the list Press the...

Page 84: ...f the error table Displaying the error table The error table lists the errors detected by the device integral monitoring system in descending chronological order The most recently detected error is li...

Page 85: ...Gas tight screen Water level sensor Audible alarm Bottle turning device optional O2 optional Setting the alarm relay The alarm relay is the interface for the connection of the device integral monitori...

Page 86: ...humidity By enabling the Low Humidity feature the relative humidity in the work space is lowered from approx 93 to approx 90 The modification requires an extended adaption phase To effectively preven...

Page 87: ...rsion to gas tight screen causes a change of the control parameters Failure to set the gas tight screen function in accordance with the actually installed door version may impair the incubation perfor...

Page 88: ...urns to the Options menu Setting the bottle turning device speed option available only on HERAcell 240 i If the device has been configured at the factory for the bottle turning device function the mai...

Page 89: ...trol 1 To toggle between two states of the O2 control Press the key 4 or Press the key 2 2 The value change appears in the display 1 3 To accept and save the setting Press the ENTER key 3 The system r...

Page 90: ...the individual icons To exit the display Press the END key 2 The system returns to the Configuration menu Function of the individual icons Bottle turning device This function indicator shows that the...

Page 91: ...in the corresponding CO2 display O2 display The icons indicate the gas cylinder filling level full empty The icon with the blue frame indicates the bottle not in use that will be switched over to con...

Page 92: ...ode 0000 1 Enter the 4 digit code using the keypad The input appears encrypted in the display 1 2 To delete complete incorrect input Press the DELETE key 2 3 To break off the input Press the BACK key...

Page 93: ...d control iCan touchscreen controller 7 Handling and control iCan touchscreen controller 93 50115191 A 08 2009 7 11 6 Software versions This menu shows the unit software versions in the display 1 To e...

Page 94: ...nto screen at left of upper diagram frame to the end release at right of lower diagram frame Press any position within the marked rectangle area 2 The section is now enlarged This process can be repea...

Page 95: ...isplay 7 13 1 Response to an error message event If the alarm relay was switched due to a user action the switching state can be reset by accepting the error message e g for the manual cancellation of...

Page 96: ...pon auto start Failure during auto start routine Reset auto start When failure is recuring contact Service x x System Safety circuit active Temperature signal plausibility doubtful 2 Reset device When...

Page 97: ...ow Max adjustment value exceeded for CO2 Contact Service x x Failure communication Measuring cell cannot commuicate with mainboard Contact Service x x Failure gas cylinder changeover switch Gas cylind...

Page 98: ...O2 Failure gas cylinder changeover switch Gas cylinder changeover switch cannot commuicate with mainboard Contact Service x x No gas Both CO2 cylinders empty Replace one or both O2 cylinders x x Gas c...

Page 99: ...r see chap 9 3 Fill in 350 ml water and start the contra con decontamination routine 4 Turn the device off using the power switch when the contra con decontamination routine has been completed 5 Unplu...

Page 100: ...caustic solutions Moisture sensitive components Do not spray cleaning agent onto the touchscreen and the control box at the rear of the device When wiping the device clean always make sure that moistu...

Page 101: ...helf system and the sensors 9 3 Wipe spray disinfection The manual wipe spray disinfection is carried out in three stages Disinfection stages Predisinfection cleaning final disinfection Alcoholic disi...

Page 102: ...afety goggles Wear mouth and respiratory system protection gear to protect the mucous membranes Observe the safety instructions of the manufacturer of the disinfectant and of the hygiene experts Predi...

Page 103: ...and pull the blower wheel off Cleaning the work space and accessories 1 Thoroughly remove dirt residues and deposits using a solution of tepid water and dishwashing agent 2 Wipe the surfaces clean usi...

Page 104: ...p Sensor breakage actual value above set value excessive deviation actual value below set value excessive deviation set value not plausible calibration values too high or too low sensor communication...

Page 105: ...d water 3 Turn the device on using the power switch 4 Activate and start the decontamination routine 5 After the decontamination routine has been completed remove the remaining water using a sterile c...

Page 106: ...ted the decontamination phase of approx 9 hours is started The temperature is maintained at 90 C Condensation Remaining run time approx 14 hours The floor heating is switched off the temperature is ma...

Page 107: ...ion menu 2 is displayed 4 To air the work space open both device doors when the audible alarm sounds after 30 seconds 5 Remove all samples from the work space 6 Pump the water out of the floorpan and...

Page 108: ...atus display Press the STOP key 4 The contra con Stop dialog box is displayed as a security request see above Proceed with work step 2 see section above 9 4 3 contra con interruption due to error If a...

Page 109: ...NTRA CON DECONTAMINATION ROUTINE dialog box 1 is displayed The decontamination routine must be stopped manually To stop contra con Press the END key 2 The system returns to the main menu Opening door...

Page 110: ...ntrol Electrical safety check in accordance with the relevant national regulations e g VBG 4 Functional check If safety devices were removed or disabled for inspections the device must not be operated...

Page 111: ...ermal container e g a bowl filled with glycerol The center of the work space is the reference location for the comparison measurement Isothermal container Do not use a container filled with water as i...

Page 112: ...nu Press the CALIBRATION key 2 4 Enter the measured value targeting value The targeting value can be increased or reduced in increments if you keep the key 4 or the key 6 depressed the function switch...

Page 113: ...ss the CO2 control of the device is set to the value measured during the comparison measurement Use a calibrated measuring instrument with an accuracy of 0 3 CO2 for this test Suitable instrument Port...

Page 114: ...i 2 in the left center gas tight screen 5 Remove the measuring probe plug the measurement opening and close the doors 6 Calibrate the CO2 control IR measuring cell For devices with infrared IR measur...

Page 115: ...essed the function switches to a rapid increase reduction after approx 3 seconds another increase reduction occurs To increase the targeting value Press the key 6 To reduce the set value Press the key...

Page 116: ...lter using caution 7 Install the retainer 1 Procedure for gas supply gas inlet filter 8 Connect the gas hose to the gas inlet filter sleeve and secure it using the hose clamp Check to see if the gas h...

Page 117: ...oor is located in the retaining slot No tools are required to replace the seal 1 Pull the magnetic seal 3 out of the guide slot 1 2 Position the new seal at a corner 2 and press the seal retaining rai...

Page 118: ...ated Decontamination measures Clean the device components thoroughly and either disinfect or decontaminate them depending on application Attach a declaration of non objection with details of performed...

Page 119: ...eet painted Door inner panel Galvanized steel sheet painted Operating panel and indicator foil Polyethylene Magnetic door seal Magnetic core sheathed with EMPP Heating Silicone sheathed resistance typ...

Page 120: ...ol range C RT 3 55 Temperature deviation time DIN 12880 Part 2 C 0 1 Temperature deviation spatial DIN 12880 Part 2 at 37 C 1 C 0 5 Duration of the auto start routine to 37 C ambient temperature 20 C...

Page 121: ...in 0 8 max 1 Measuring and control range vol 1 21 or 5 90 Control deviation temporal vol 0 2 O2 measuring cell Accuracy absolute O2 0 5 Option 1 21 O2 2 0 Option 5 90 O2 Electrical system Rated voltag...

Page 122: ...erature control range C RT 3 55 Temperature deviation time DIN 12880 Part 2 C 0 1 Temperature deviation spatial DIN 12880 Part 2 at 37 C 1 C 0 5 Duration of the auto start routine to 37 C ambient temp...

Page 123: ...ar min 0 8 max 1 Measuring and control range vol 1 21 or 5 90 Control deviation temporal vol 0 2 O2 measuring cell Accuracy absolute O2 0 5 Option 1 21 O2 2 0 Option 5 90 O2 Electrical system Rated vo...

Page 124: ...and is compatible with Standard USB 2 0 full speed The USB port is operated as a virtual COM port Therefore the port transmission speed can be changed within the defined baud rates 9 600 19 200 38 400...

Page 125: ...3 Installing the USB port driver Connect the USB cable optional to the control box of the HERAcell 150 i 240 i and to a PC As soon as the Windows Hardware Detector has identified the USB port the FIND...

Page 126: ...select the DRIVER sub directory 4 The installation routine installs the driver EVAL22 Board USB After the installation has been completed successfully the routine is completed with FINISH The interfa...

Page 127: ...cc CR where aaaa parameter address bb amount of payload in this telegram 00 ff cc checksum Inverted XOR of all bytes without checksum and CR XXXX bb payload bytes Description of the response elements...

Page 128: ...are system values such as date time and motherboard version number 13 3 1 Reading general parameters Error message 0 1 2 3 Data error value not within its limits Description Error in telegram structur...

Page 129: ...s of control loops for temperature CO2 O2 rh ref temp 33 bytes hexadecimal value in format xxxxxxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx 2010 Set actual and reference temperature 2 23 bytes decimal value in format xxx...

Page 130: ...Read error memory current errors 4 Up to 241 bytes hexadecimal value format see corresponding chapter 2301 Read error memory prior errors 4 Up to 241 bytes hexadecimal value format see corresponding c...

Page 131: ...itialization Initialization 0x02 Await door opening time Await door opening time 0x03 Await door closing Await door closing 0x04 Start Start 0x05 Heat Heat 0x06 Hold Perform counter voltage adjustment...

Page 132: ...ructure These data sets consist of 11 byte and are encrypted in 21 ASCII characters prior to data transmission Example The byte 0x23 is converted into the ASCII characters 0x32 2 and 0x33 3 Byte 1 con...

Page 133: ...r messages in hex coding Hex coded error message 00 0b 01 06 0f 37 22 8000 0002 Faulty control loop type 0x00 Error in temperature control loop 00 Date Day 0x0b 11th day of the month 0b Date Month 0x0...

Page 134: ...cate 0x2000 Autostart active info 0x4000 Disinfection active info 0x8000 Device error has occurred info Bit Temperature control loop error status 0x0001 Sensor breakage 0x0002 Value above set value up...

Page 135: ...and water level Bit CO2 control loop error status 0x0001 Sensor breakage 0x0002 Value above set value upper limit 0x0004 Value below set value lower limit 0x0020 Communication error to sensor 0x0040 G...

Page 136: ...cently read data this command does not move the reading pointer This command can be used to avoid data loss after a communication error has occurred Data logger data set structure Each query command i...

Page 137: ...ple of a code please refer to the end of this chapter 01 0b 01 06 0f 37 0000 0177 0028 00d4 0000 Data logger entry type 0x01 Standard entry that is stored every 60 s 01 Date Day 0x0b 11th day of the m...

Page 138: ...temperature CO2 O2 and rh 0x21 New CO2 error Status error registration for temperature CO2 O2 and rh 0x22 New O2 error Status error registration for temperature CO2 O2 and rh 0x2F New system error Sta...

Page 139: ...or registration for temperature CO2 O2 and rh 0x63 contra con stopped manually Status error registration for temperature CO2 O2 and rh 0x70 Gas monitor cylinder A empty Status gas monitoring 2 bytes 4...

Page 140: ...s the received ASCII character into a hexadecimal number send_telegramm sends a query to the data logger get_telegramm receives a response data the data logger time_2_str uses a hexadecimal value to c...

Page 141: ...eading the telegram character by character do ComRd COM_NR p reading_count 1 until reception of CR while p reading_count r return number of received characters return reading_count Creating a time for...

Page 142: ...TATUS 0x01 unsigned char buffer 300 string 300 unsigned char zahlenstring 150 datestring timestring unsigned char excelstring 150 unsigned char len h i unsigned int read_count status define EVENT_DATA...

Page 143: ...n len time_2_str zahlenstring 3 i SIZE_DATA2 excelstring len excelstring len len time_2_str zahlenstring 4 i SIZE_DATA2 excelstring len excelstring len len time_2_str zahlenstring 5 i SIZE_DATA2 excel...

Page 144: ...len len num_2_str SollCO2 excelstring len excelstring len len num_2_str SollO2 excelstring len excelstring len len num_2_str SollrH excelstring len excelstring len excelstring len n len 1 WriteFile F...

Page 145: ...n between a device and a connected PC This program is used for Reading and archiving error messages error logger The data sets are stored in the meta format CSV reading and archiving event entries dat...

Page 146: ...on routine On the data CD in the subdirectory PROGRAMS double click on the file SETUP EXE to open this file 2 Locate the installation directory for the program 3 In the sequence of the given installat...

Page 147: ...for exiting the program QUIT Submenus GENERAL with the submenus PRESETTING for setting the transmission speed and for selecting the serial port TEST COM for testing the communication connection betwee...

Page 148: ...port 1 Select a transmission speed within the range of 9 600 to 115 200 baud 2 Select the serial port of the PC If the USB driver is installed the virtual COM port assigned to the USB port can be sele...

Page 149: ...mple of a query for the currently measurable temperature values of the incubator Query default not changeable Address 2010 temperature value address Set value actual value reference value 2 Send the q...

Page 150: ...used for adjusting date and time to the desired time zone 1 Data in the two text boxes must be entered in the format DD MM YY day month year 2 Accept the input data Press the SET button ERROR LOGGER...

Page 151: ...surface The data sets can be stored in the metaformat CSV 1 Read the data sets Press the READ button 2 The progress of the data transmission is indicated in the three text boxes AMOUNT DATA Total numb...

Page 152: ...from it saved with the proprietary extension srf The service file is transmitted to the Technical Service of Thermo Fisher Scien tific for fault analysis 1 Create the service file Press the CREATE SER...

Page 153: ...tions HERAcell 150i 240i 13 Annex Data communication 13 Annex Data communication 50115191 A 08 2009 153 PASSWORD Password The submenu PASSWORD can only be accessed by the service personnel of Thermo F...

Page 154: ...uctions HERAcell 150i 240i 154 50115191 A 08 2009 14 Device log Please list carried out works here Date Signature Work carried out Notes Device type Serial number Location Part number Service number O...

Page 155: ...any calibration service and repair works prior to any relocation of a device and prior to the shut down of a device the device must be decontaminated disinfected and cleaned as required by the work t...

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