Thermo Scientific Sorvall ST Plus Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Graphical User Interface
7. Tap the desired alert list item.
The alert item is expanded to reveal the details.
8. Solve the problem and acknowledge the alert, then tap the alert list item one more time to reduce it.
Once you have solved and acknowledged all alerts, the “Status – Good Screen” appears to confirm that the
centrifuge is free of alerts.
9. Tap the X icon in the top right corner to return to the Home screen.
Alarms
When a major error condition occurs in the centrifuge, the unit issues an alarm. The centrifuge stops or must
be stopped immediately to avoid damage to the samples and/or the unit itself. You must correct the root cause
before you can continue operation.
When an alarm is issued, the touchscreen display shows a red bar on top of the current screen
. The “Info &
Health Status” area (see “Info & Health Status Area (Region 1)” on page 3-2 ) displays a red alarm bell enclosed
by sound waves. Additionally, an audible alarm tone is constantly sounding.
Beneath the red alarm bar, a ticker-style message explains the root cause of the problem and provides
instructions on how to handle the alarm.
A Snooze button appears, allowing you to temporarily silence the alarm. When the alarm condition is not cleared
within the snooze period, the alarm returns. The duration of the snooze period can be chosen in the settings, as
explained in the section
“Snooze Timeout” on page 3-30 .
Figure 3–31: Alarm Message on Top of Home Screen
Tapping the snooze button temporarily silences the audible alarm for the duration of the snooze period. It also
hides the red alarm bar, but keeps the ticker message beneath the bell icon on-screen for a short time before it
disappears as well. The bell icon is displayed with a diagonal line across it and a count-down timer to its right.
Figure 3–32: Alarm Message after Snoozing
The bell icon has a blue circle with a white border that shows the number of active alarms. In the example in
Figure 3–32 above, there is only one alarm. However, if there is more than one alarm present, the alarm count
may be “2”, “3”, or more.
Tapping the bell icon opens an alarm list that lets you view all alarms and details about each single alarm
condition. This is explained in the section
“Viewing and Handling Alarms” on page 3-18 .