Computrac MAX-1000 User's Manual - Arizona Instrument

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2 GETTING STARTEDThis section is for those who can't bear to take the time to read instructionmanuals before trying things out.Call Arizona Instrument (AZI) Customer Service or your Sales Representative at(800) 235-3360 or (602) 470-1414 if you have any questions about the items below.For those familiar with moisture analysis instruments, the MAX-1000 should be simple tooperate. If you are unfamiliar with this technology, please read all of the sections of thismanual before attempting your first analysis. The sections starting at SYSTEMDESCRIPTION (page 6) provide the detail on the instrument, operating principles, andsampling.2.1 INSTRUMENT SETUPSetting up your instrument for operation requires just a few steps. For moredetailed information on hardware assembly, see the section on SYSTEMDESCRIPTION on page 6. Listed here are the main steps.Carefully unpack the instrument and locate the following items:MAX-1000 (AZI p/n MAX-1000)Smaller box containing a pan support (AZI p/n 355-0016), balance adaptor andbalance coverMAX-1000 Accessory kit (AZI p/n Y990-0061)Line cord (AZI p/n 200-0002)Package of sample pans (AZI p/n 990-0008 or 990-0010)Test weights: 3 grams (AZI p/n 690-0003)5 grams (AZI p/n 690-0004)20 grams (AZI p/n 690-0007)Tweezers (AZI p/n 690-0012)Hex wrench (AZI p/n 690-0011)This MAX-1000 user's manual (AZI p/n SS-187)Optional accessories:Printer (AZI p/n 990-0044)Printer cable, 6' (AZI p/n 600-0105)RS-232 cable [null modem for computer interface] (AZI p/n 6000-1044)Filter paper (AZI p/n 990-0003)Please save the shipping box (AZI p/n 751-0008) for future use.2
Location SelectionSelect a location for the instrument that is:! Firm and level,! Free from vibration that will affect the balance measurements,! Close to an isolated power outlet that will provide dedicated electrical power, and! Away from the direct flow of a fan or heating/air-conditioning outlet that mightproduce lifting force on the balance.Install the pan support.Connect the nitrogen purge lines if used (page 15).Connect a printer if used (page 17).Connect a computer if used (page 20).Ensure the AC power receptacle is set for the correct voltage (120 or 240 VAC). (page13)The MAX-1000 will draw up to seven (7) amps. Ensure the instrument is plugged intoits own DEDICATED and GROUNDED electrical power outlet. Do not put it on acircuit with motors, blenders, heaters, coolers, grinders, or other high current electricaldevices. However, a low current (less than one amp) device would be safe.Turn the instrument on by pressing the switch on the back of the analyzer above thepower receptacle.Adjust the contrast as necessary to view the screen display.The MAX-1000 is now ready for use.3
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Page 9 and 10: TABLE of CONTENTSPACKING and SHIPPI
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12 PERFORMANCE VERIFICATIONPeriodic
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eliable results, use a high quality
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13 ROUTINE MAINTENANCEThe MAX-1000
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13.3 SAMPLE PAN SUPPORTThe sample p
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SYMPTOM DIAGNOSIS REMEDYNo power to
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TEMPERATURE CIRCUITProbable cause:A
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18 APPENDIX A18.1 PARAMETER DEVELOP
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PARAMETER DOCUMENTATION:To ensure o
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If smaller standard deviations are
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21 MAINTENANCE CONTRACTArizona Inst
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