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43 Chapter 3: Preparing for a run
BioCel User Guide
Turning on the BioCel
About this topic
This topic describes how to turn on the BioCel.
To better understand what is happening as you turn on the BioCel, refer
to the description of the “Power system” on page 27.
Procedure To turn on the BioCel (part one):
1. Make sure that the main power line, air line, vacuum line (optional)
and Ethernet cable (optional) are plugged in.
2. Make sure that external drains and water lines are attached if your
BioCel uses them. Make sure the hoses are not kinked and that the
hoses go through the appropriate pumps.
3. Make sure that any autofilling reservoirs are plugged in.
4. On the power panel, turn the main power switch to the ON position.
The main power indicator light on the power panel remains off and
this action does not appear to do anything. This is correct.
5. Open the side door next to the power panel.
6. Turn on the UPS (uninterruptible power supply) by pushing the
power button.
The UPS LEDs illuminate to indicate the UPS power status.
If you have more than one UPS on your BioCel, make sure you turn
on all of them. If the UPSs are connected in series, turn on the UPS
that is connected to the main power first, followed by the remaining
UPSs in the order in which they are connected together. If they are
not connected in series, the order you turn them on does not matter.
The blue light on the main power panel turns on.
For more information about the operation of the UPS and the
meaning of its status lights, see the UPS manufacturer’s
documentation provided with your BioCel.
7. On the power panel, turn the Robot power switch and System power
switch (if your BioCel has one) to the ON position.
The lights adjacent to the switches turn on.
To turn on the BioCel (part two):
1. Check that the power indicator lights on the Ethernet and RS-232
communication hubs are on.
2. If the computer monitor is off, turn it on.
3. Make sure that all devices are turned on.
4. Push the computer on/off button to start the computer.
The computer performs self-tests, starts the operating system, and
opens the
Welcome to Windows screen.
5. Log in to Windows.