ThermoFisher Scientific HERASAFE 2030i Series, Operating Instructions Manual

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Chapter 6
Info & Health Status Area
The Info & Health Status Area at the top of the display window appears in all screen
displays. Figure 26 shows an example of the Info & Health Status Area on a unit that is in
a proper working condition.
Figure 26 Info & Health Status Area
The Info & Health Status Area displays the following information:
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Unit Name (top left in Figure 26), see “Setting the Unit Name” on page 83.
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Date/Time (bottom left in Figure 26), as entered during the initial setup (see “Initial
Setup” on page 37) or adjusted later on (see “Setting the Date” on page 79 and
“Setting the Time of Day” on page 80).
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The “Unit Health Status” icon (center in Figure 26) is a touch-sensitive area that opens a
Health Status pop-up window on top of the Main Screen. Four different icons may appear
in this place, representing the overall health status of the biological safety cabinet:
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The “Login” prompt (top right in Figure 26) appears only if the unit is set up to
operate in Secure Mode (see “Access Control” on page 112).
Main Screen (Region R2)
The Main Screen takes up the main part of the “Display Settings” screen and displays the
status details on the biological safety cabinet.
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The green “Health Status Good” icon indicates that the unit is in
proper operating condition. For more details, see “Viewing Gen-
eral Status Information” on page 70.
The yellow alert triangle is a “Health Status Alert” icon. It indi-
cates that there is an issue that does not stop operation of the
biological safety cabinet immediately, yet requires the operator‘s
attention soon, such as a HEPA filter to be replaced. For more
details, see “Handling Alerts” on page 70.
The “red bell” “Health Status Alarm” icon indicates that there
are one or more major alarm conditions that need to be cor-
rected because they may constitute a hazard to the operator or
the unit itself. The blue circle indicates how many alarms exist.
A red bell with sound waves on both sides (top) means that the
alarm is sounding, while the red bell with the diagonal line
across (bottom) shows that the alarm has been snoozed.
For more details, see “Silencing and Handling Alarms” on page 67.