tbs electronics ATP1-120, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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A g i t
The reagent agitation in the ATP
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is accomplished by bubbling air up from the
bottom of the Retort. Select from the following frequencies:
0 = no agitation
1 = an agitation every 30 minutes
2 = an agitation every 20 minutes
3 = an agitation every 15 minutes
4 = an agitation every 10 minutes
5 = an agitation every 5 minutes
Each agitation cycle lasts 10 seconds.
Actual dye dilution studies indicate better reagent mixing throughout the retort (from
top to bottom) with air bubble agitation than conventional magnetic stirring.
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R O C E S S
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E V E R S E D
REVERSED possesses all the characteristics of the other programs except:
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It begins at the last non-zero time on the steps list and moves backwards
( REVERSED ).
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It is not possible to insert a delay on the first step.
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The operator cannot modify its name.
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Its position in the list of the processes is always #13.
Except as specified above, it is identical to the other processes, therefore:
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It increments the RMS counter by one process.
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All RMS rules are respected.
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At the end of the process, user will be prompted to run a Purge Cycle.
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At the end of the Purge Cycle, if during the last process at least one paraffin
used, the WPC will automatically be started.
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At the end of the WPC , the Reagent Management System will be started.
There are no particular restrictions to the use of this process, however be aware that
the reagent contamination will also be reversed.
Under normal conditions this process would rarely be selected, as it serves primarily
to unprocess samples of poor quality, therefore it will not substantially influence
reagent concentrations.