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Document No. 17476-C
© ViVitro Labs Inc. 2018
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SuperPump AR System User Manual
3 Installation
The SuperPump System has several steps to the main mechanical sub-assemblies, and a few
steps for the electrical components installation/configuration.
NOTE: It is critical for the assembly steps to be followed in order to assure successful
operation.
3.1
Unpacking the SuperPump
The SuperPump AR arrives in 2 containers; a wooden shipping crate for the Pump and a
cardboard container for the Controller. Inspect the shipping containers for external damage.
Retain the shipping carton and packing materials for possible re-shipment. Inspect the system
components for damage. If there is evidence of damage contact the carrier, initiate a damage
claim, and inform ViVitro Labs.
The SuperPump arrives pre-assembled with the following parts:
Mounting base
Linear Actuator with Cable
Actuator Extension Cable
SuperPump Controller
3.2
Installing the SuperPump
The SuperPump is supplied mounted to a rigid plastic base for use on a bench top. Optionally
the Pump may be mounted directly to a structure or test apparatus using #10-32 fasteners
through the mounting feet of the Pump. See bolt pattern layout in section 10.
WARNING: Any accessory that is attached to the SuperPump must be tested to 375 mmHg
pressure.
The SuperPump must be mounted horizontally. The back side of the Pump cylinder is provided
with a drain; however vertical mounting of the Pump can result in water entering the ball
screw/motor causing an electrical hazard.
The Controller should be located away from the Pump to avoid any water or test fluid. An
extension cable is provided to allow extra separation if required.
It is recommended that the Pump act on the test fluid through a membrane to maintain isolation
between working and test fluid. The piston should not be directly exposed to blood analog
solution or saline. Distilled water is recommended as the working fluid in contact with the piston.
When connecting the Controller to other equipment such as computers or a signal generator
ensure all equipment is on the same ground. Ground loops can cause noise or signal offsets
which will result in a noisy or inconsistent waveform. Any test setup should be validated by
running known samples before testing.