Table Of Contents - biochrom ultrospec 7000 User Manual

CONTENTS:
CONTENTS:
CONTENTS: CONTENTS:
1. HEALTH & SAFETY
1.1. General Safety
1. HEALTH & SAFETY
1.1.1. General Hazards
1. HEALTH & SAFETY 1. HEALTH & SAFETY
1.1. General Safety
1.2. Unpacking & Installation
1.1. General Safety 1.1. General Safety
1.1. Safety
1.1.1. General Hazards
1.2.1. Instrument Connections
1.1.1. General Hazards 1.1.1. General Hazards
1.2. Unpacking & Installation
1.3. Equipment Operation
1.2. Unpacking & Installation 1.2. Unpacking & Installation
1.2.1. Instrument Connections
1.3.1. Controls and Indicators
1.2.1. Instrument Connections 1.2.1. Instrument Connections
1.3. Equipment Operation
1.3.2. Intended Use
1.3. Equipment Operation 1.3. Equipment Operation
1.3.1. Controls and Indicators
1.3.3. Instrument Preparation
1.3.1. 1.3.1. Controls and Indicators Controls and Indicators
1.3.2. Intended Use
1.3.4. Post Run Procedures
1.3.2. 1.3.2. Intended Use Intended Use
1.3.3. Instrument Preparation
1.3.5. Performance Validation
1.3.3. 1.3.3. Instrument Preparation Instrument Preparation
1.3.4. Post Run Procedures
1.4. User Maintenance
1.3.4. 1.3.4. Post Run Procedures Post Run Procedures
1.3.5. Performance Validation
1.4.1. Troubleshooting
1.3.5. 1.3.5. Performance Validation Performance Validation
1.4. User Maintenance
1.5. Customer Support Contacts
1.4. User Maintenance 1.4. User Maintenance
1.4.1. Troubleshooting
1.6. Service, Repair or Return
1.4.1. 1.4.1. Troubleshooting Troubleshooting
1.5. Customer Support Contacts
1.7. Disposal
1.5. Customer Support Contacts 1.5. Customer Support Contacts
1.6. Service, Repair or Return
1.6. Service, Repair or Return 1.6. Service, Repair or Return
2. INTRODUCTION TO THE ULTROSPEC 7000/8000/
1.7. Disposal
1.7. Disposal 1.7. Disposal
9000 SPECTROPHOTOMETER
2. INTRODUCTION TO THE ULTROSPEC 7000/8000/
2. INTRODUCTION TO THE ULTROSPEC 7000/8000/ 2. INTRODUCTION TO THE ULTROSPEC 7000/8000/
3. USE WITH Datrys PC SOFTWARE
9000 SPECTROPHOTOMETER
9000 SPECTROPHOTOMETER 9000 SPECTROPHOTOMETER
4. FREQUENTLY USED ICONS
3. USE WITH Datrys PC SOFTWARE
3. USE WITH Datrys PC SOFTWARE 3. USE WITH Datrys PC SOFTWARE
5. PERFORMING A MEASUREMENT
4. FREQUENTLY USED ICONS
4. FREQUENTLY USED ICONS 4. FREQUENTLY USED ICONS
5.1. Ultrospec 7000/8000/9000
5. PERFORMING A MEASUREMENT
5. PERFORMING A MEASUREMENT 5. PERFORMING A MEASUREMENT
6. LAMP MODE
5.1. Ultrospec 7000/8000/9000
5.1. Ultrospec 7000/8000/9000 5.1. Ultrospec 7000/8000/9000
7. TYPES OF BOXES
6. LAMP MODE
6. LAMP MODE 6. LAMP MODE
8. SETTINGS
7. TYPES OF BOXES
7. TYPES OF BOXES 7. TYPES OF BOXES
8.1. Date and time
8. SETTINGS
8.2. Regional
8. SETTINGS 8. SETTINGS
8.1. Date and time
8.3. Data Output
8.1. Date and time 8.1. Date and time
8.2. Regional
8.4. User Interface
8.2. Regional 8.2. Regional
8.3. Data Output
8.5. Accessories
8.3. Data Output 8.3. Data Output
8.4. User Interface
8.6. Instrument Settings
8.4. User Interface 8.4. User Interface
8.5. Accessories
8.7. Instrument Status
8.5. Accessories 8.5. Accessories
8.6. Instrument Settings
8.8. Instrument Information
8.6. Instrument Settings 8.6. Instrument Settings
8.7. Instrument Status
8.9. Instrument Settings
8.7. Instrument Status 8.7. Instrument Status
8.8. Instrument Information
8.10. Lamp Settings
8.8. Instrument Information 8.8. Instrument Information
8.9. Instrument Settings
8.9. Instrument Settings 8.9. Instrument Settings
9. USER ACCESS
8.10. Lamp Settings
8.10. Lamp Settings 8.10. Lamp Settings
9.1. Adding a user
9. USER ACCESS
9.2. Editing a user
9. USER ACCESS 9. USER ACCESS
9.1. Adding a user
9.3. Deleting a user
9.1. Adding a user 9.1. Adding a user
9.2. Editing a user
9.4. Editing user access
9.2. Editing a user 9.2. Editing a user
9.3. Deleting a user
9.3. Deleting a user 9.3. Deleting a user
10. APPLICATIONS
9.4. Editing user access
9.4. Editing user access 9.4. Editing user access
10.1. Single Wavelength
10. APPLICATIONS
10.2. Concentration via factor
10. APPLICATIONS 10. APPLICATIONS
10.1. Single Wavelength
10.3. Wavescan
10.1. Single Wavelength 10.1. Single Wavelength
10.2. Concentration via factor
10.4. Kinetics
10.2. Concentration via factor 10.2. Concentration via factor
10.3. Wavescan
10.4.1. Serial kinetics measurements
10.3. Wavescan 10.3. Wavescan
10.4. Kinetics
10.4.2. Parallel kinetics measurements
10.4. Kinetics 10.4. Kinetics
10.4.1. Serial kinetics measurements
10.5. Trace Manager - Overlaying & manipulating
10.4.1. Serial kinetics measurements 10.4.1. Serial kinetics measurements
10.4.2. Parallel kinetics measurements
wavescan and kinetics files
10.4.2. Parallel kinetics measurements 10.4.2. Parallel kinetics measurements
10.5. Trace Manager - Overlaying & manipulating
10.6. Standard Curve
10.5. Trace Manager - Overlaying & manipulating 10.5. Trace Manager - Overlaying & manipulating
wavescan and kinetics files
10.7. Equation Editor
wavescan and kinetics files wavescan and kinetics files
10.6. Standard Curve
10.6. Standard Curve 10.6. Standard Curve
11. LIFE SCIENCE APPLICATIONS
10.7. Equation Editor
10.7. Equation Editor 10.7. Equation Editor
11.1. Nucleic Acid Applications
11. LIFE SCIENCE APPLICATIONS
11.1.1. DNA, RNA & Oligo
11. LIFE SCIENCE APPLICATIONS 11. LIFE SCIENCE APPLICATIONS
11.1. Nucleic Acid Applications
11.1.2. CyDye™ DNA
11.1. Nucleic Acid Applications 11.1. Nucleic Acid Applications
11.1.1. DNA, RNA & Oligo
11.1.3. T Calculation
11.1.1. DNA, RNA & Oligo 11.1.1. DNA, RNA & Oligo
11.1.2. CyDye™ DNA
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11.2. Protein Applications
11.1.2. CyDye™ DNA 11.1.2. CyDye™ DNA
11.1.3. T Calculation
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11.1.3. T 11.1.3. T Calculation Calculation
11.2. Protein Applications
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11.2. Protein Applications 11.2. Protein Applications
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4 11.2.1. BCA, Bradford, Lowry & Biuret Protein
4 Assays
4 11.2.1. BCA, Bradford, Lowry & Biuret Protein
4 11.2.2. Determination of Protein Concentration
4 4 11.2.1. BCA, Bradford, Lowry & Biuret Protein 11.2.1. BCA, Bradford, Lowry & Biuret Protein
4 Assays
5 using the BCA protein assay
4 4 Assays Assays
4 11.2.2. Determination of Protein Concentration
6 11.2.3. Determination of Protein Concentration
4 4 11.2.2. Determination of Protein Concentration 11.2.2. Determination of Protein Concentration
5 using the BCA protein assay
7 using direct UV methods
5 5 using the BCA protein assay using the BCA protein assay
6 11.2.3. Determination of Protein Concentration
7 11.2.4. Protein UV
6 6 11.2.3. Determination of Protein Concentration 11.2.3. Determination of Protein Concentration
7 using direct UV methods
7 11.2.5. Protein A280
7 7 using direct UV methods using direct UV methods
7 11.2.4. Protein UV
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7 7 11.2.4. Protein UV 11.2.4. Protein UV
12. SAVING AND PRINTING
7 11.2.5. Protein A280
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7 7 11.2.5. Protein A280 11.2.5. Protein A280
12.1. Saving Sample Data
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12. SAVING AND PRINTING
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12.1.1. Internal
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12. SAVING AND PRINTING 12. SAVING AND PRINTING
12.1. Saving Sample Data
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12.1.2. USB
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12.1. Saving Sample Data 12.1. Saving Sample Data
12.1.1. Internal
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12.1.3. USB csv
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12.1.1. Internal 12.1.1. Internal
12.1.2. USB
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12.2. Automatic Saving
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12.1.2. USB 12.1.2. USB
12.1.3. USB csv
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12.3. Manual Saving
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12.1.3. USB csv 12.1.3. USB csv
12.2. Automatic Saving
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12.4. Exporting Data
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12.2. Automatic Saving 12.2. Automatic Saving
12.3. Manual Saving
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12.3. Manual Saving 12.3. Manual Saving
13. SAMPLE MANAGER
12.4. Exporting Data
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12.4. Exporting Data 12.4. Exporting Data
13.1. Deleting data from the internal memory
13. SAMPLE MANAGER
12 13.2. Accessing Sample Manager from the main
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13. SAMPLE MANAGER 13. SAMPLE MANAGER
13.1. Deleting data from the internal memory
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screen
13.1. Deleting data from the internal memory 13.1. Deleting data from the internal memory
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12 13.2. Accessing Sample Manager from the main
13.3. Accessing Sample Manager from within an
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13.3. Accessing Sample Manager from within an
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13.4. Recalled files
13.3. Accessing Sample Manager from within an 13.3. Accessing Sample Manager from within an
application
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application application
14. SAVING METHODS
13.4. Recalled files
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14.1. Methods saved to the internal memory
14. SAVING METHODS
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14.2. Methods folder
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14.1. Methods saved to the internal memory
14.3. Renaming methods folder
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14.1. Methods saved to the internal memory 14.1. Methods saved to the internal memory
14.2. Methods folder
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14.4. Locking saved methods
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14.2. Methods folder 14.2. Methods folder
14.3. Renaming methods folder
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14.5. Deleting saved methods
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14.3. Renaming methods folder 14.3. Renaming methods folder
14.4. Locking saved methods
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14.6. Backing up method folders to USB
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14.4. Locking saved methods 14.4. Locking saved methods
14.5. Deleting saved methods
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14.7. Favourites folder
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14.5. Deleting saved methods 14.5. Deleting saved methods
14.6. Backing up method folders to USB
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14.8. Saving methods to USB
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14.6. Backing up method folders to USB 14.6. Backing up method folders to USB
14.7. Favourites folder
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14.7. Favourites folder 14.7. Favourites folder
15. PRINTING
14.8. Saving methods to USB
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14.8. Saving methods to USB 14.8. Saving methods to USB
15.1. Internal printer
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15. PRINTING
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15.2. Print via computer (PVC)
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19 15. PRINTING 15. PRINTING
15.1. Internal printer
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15.3. Bluetooth
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19 15.1. Internal printer 15.1. Internal printer
15.2. Print via computer (PVC)
15.4. Automatic printing
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15.3. Bluetooth
15.5. Manual printing
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15.4. Automatic printing
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15.4. Automatic printing 15.4. Automatic printing
ACCESSORIES
15.5. Manual printing
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15.5. Manual printing 15.5. Manual printing
Fitting
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ACCESSORIES
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CELL CHARGER
16. Fitting
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Operation
16.1.
CELL CHARGER
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Saving Method & Results
16.2.
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Operation
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Incorrect Fitting
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Saving Method & Results
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Using the Cell Charger to Create a
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22 23 Saving Method & Results Saving Method & Results
Incorrect Fitting
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Standard Curve
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23 24 Incorrect Fitting Incorrect Fitting
Using the Cell Charger to Create a
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Sipper
17. Standard Curve
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Setting Sipper defaults
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Sipper
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Calibration
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Sipper Sipper
Setting Sipper defaults
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Wash Mode
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Setting Sipper defaults Setting Sipper defaults
Calibration
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Cleaning/Maintenance/Troubleshooting
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Calibration Calibration
Wash Mode
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Wash Mode Wash Mode
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
18. Cleaning/Maintenance/Troubleshooting
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Cleaning/Maintenance/Troubleshooting Cleaning/Maintenance/Troubleshooting
CHANGING TUNGSTEN AND DEUTERIUM LAMPS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
41 TABLE OF ICONS
20. CHANGING TUNGSTEN AND DEUTERIUM LAMPS
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CHANGING TUNGSTEN AND DEUTERIUM LAMPS CHANGING TUNGSTEN AND DEUTERIUM LAMPS
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GLOSSARY OF BOXES
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GLOSSARY OF BOXES
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