Zeiss MCS 600, Руководство пользователя

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5 MCS 600 | User Manual
Basic Information MCS 600
1 Basic Information
1.1 General information
This manual helps operators familiarize themselves with how to set up and opera-
te the MCS 600. The following must be observed before the system is started:
• The user manual must be carefully read before the system is put into service
and must be kept available at the device's location.
• The user manual contains descriptions of the hardware and software, informa-
tion on troubleshooting and error handling, and maintenance instructions, and
it describes the installation of spare parts and wear parts.
• All technical data, dimensions and weights specified in the present user manual
refer to and were valid at the time of printing. The details of these specifica-
tions may deviate from the respective system design without fundamentally
changing the functional information.
• The device is only designed for the intended use specified in the user manual.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages arising from improper use or
insufficient maintenance. Damages arising from improper use will result in the
loss of the warranty claim.
Note
For improved visualization, the illustrations provided in this manual are
schematic and are not necessarily to scale. They may differ from the
actual design of the device. Furthermore, the device accessories vary
with each design variant. This pertains in particular to the type and size
of the housing and to the type and number of spectrometer cassettes.
1.2 Intended use
The modular spectrometer system is comprised of small, robust components
(slide-in cassettes) in a slide-in housing. Various optical measurements can be
performed using a wide range of measuring techniques (transmission, reflection,
transflection, ATR, etc.). The use of light guides makes it particularly easy to adapt
the measuring techniques, optics and probes to the task at hand. The following
spectrometer types are available for different wavelength ranges: