Review Cycle Time And Speed Settings; Changing Cycle Time And Speed Settings; Labeling Cycles - Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON Serie Manual Del Operador

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EVIEW YCLE IME AND
Factory programmed cycles are shown on the rear of the centrifuge, on the Factory Set Cycles label. To review
current settings, follow this procedure:
o The lid must be open to review the selected cycle time and speed.
o Press and hold the START button until you hear a beep.
o Release the START button. The centrifuge will beep and the LED light will flash once for each minute of run time
in the current cycle. 10 beeps / flashes equal 10 minutes of run time. Run time starts when the rotor reaches 90%
of desired speed and stops when the rotor starts decelerating.
o Pressing the START button again will cause the unit to beep and the LED light to flash once for each 100 rpm in
the current cycle. 38 beeps / flashes equal 38 x 100 or 3,800 Revolutions per Minutes (RPM).
o The centrifuge will automatically revert to normal mode at the end.
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HANGING YCLE
o The lid must be open to change the selected cycle time and speed.
o Select the cycle you wish to change.
o Press and hold the START and UNLOCK buttons together until the LED light flashes.
o Press the START button for each minute of run time.
o Move to speed setting mode by pressing the UNLOCK button.
o Press the START button once for each 100 rpm.
o Press the UNLOCK button to exit setting mode.
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ABELING YCLES
Factory programmed cycles are shown on the rear of the centrifuge, on the Factory Set Cycle Label. To facilitate daily
error-free use, an erasable label is affixed on top of the centrifuge for cycle identification. This label allows you to
identify your cycles by the name you use in your lab (for example: Chem, Coag, blue top, 10 minutes...) or by the
cycle parameters (5 minutes @ 1,800 xg).
Use a permanent marker to resist cleaning with a bleach solution and to allow erasing with rubbing alcohol. For
further protection, the label can be taped over with transparent tape after writing.
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PEED ETTINGS
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