PerkinElmer Panthera-Puncher 9, Руководство пользователя

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Punch counter Explanation
Punches since last service This is the number of punches since the last maintenance
action by PerkinElmer service personnel. The counter is
reset by PerkinElmer personnel when maintenance is
performed. The date of the last maintenance is displayed
on the right side of the System information area title
bar.
Total number of punches This is the total number of punches done with this
particular instrument during its lifetime. This counter
cannot be reset.
It also contains the software version number and the Quit button that allows you to close the Panthera Manager
software.
Instrument cleaning
It is advisable to clean the dust off the instrument on a regular basis. Opening the side panels eases the instrument
cleaning operation. Please note that the instrument needs to be powered off when opening the side panels.
Removing and cleaning the punch heads
In order to clean a punch head, you need to remove it from the puncher, dismantle it, and then clean the various parts.
The inner chute is the part that gathers the most dust.
Caution: Use protective gloves when cleaning or otherwise manipulating punch heads.
To remove the punch head, go to the Maintenance view in the software, and choose the punch head maintenance .
The Punch Head Maintenance Wizard launches. Follow the instructions given by the software to remove the punch
head.
Once you have removed the punch head, slide the punch out of it. It moves freely, so by flipping the punch head upside
down, the punch die comes out. Be careful not to drop it, or it may become bent or blunt.
Note: If you are cleaning several punch heads at the same time, take great care not to mix up the parts of different
punch heads.
The next operation involves removing the disk detector. To do this, push the holder open.
This allows you to release the disk detector connector.
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