Operating Overview; Multiple Control Possibilities; File Storage; Safety Components - Teledyne ACCQPrep HP125 Installation And Operation Manual

1.3 Operating Overview

1.3.1 Multiple Control
Possibilities

1.3.2 File Storage

1.4 Safety Components

Figure 1-2 Location of power cord for the ACCQPrep
The ACCQPrep HP125 system is equipped with a capacitive
touch screen display for local control.
The system also supports TCP/IP communication. This allows
direct control of the system by an external computer between
Ethernet ports of the ACCQPrep HP125 system and the com-
puter.
TCP/IP communication also allows remote control of the system
via an established network. Remote controlling devices on the
network can be a Windows or Apple PC or Laptop, or an Apple
iSO mobile device (iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad).
Note
Teledyne Isco recommends that you obtain assistance from
your Information Technology department before attempting
direct or network connections. See Technical Note 28 Network-
ing Guidelines on the Isco website for more information.
The system can be accessed from the built-in touch panel and up
to ten network devices. The touch panel shares control with all
connected devices. The system performs the most recent
command from any control input.
To support operation from a variety of direct and network con-
nections, the software and all files are stored in the ACCQPrep
HP125. This ensures that your compound purification methods
and run history files can be viewed from any connection.
Optionally, run files may be saved to a USB flash drive, a net-
worked controlling computer, or a network drive.
The power cord is a safety disconnect for the ACCQPrep (Figure
1-2).
To remove power from the ACCQPrep remove the power cord by
pulling it straight out from the power inlet connector. The circuit
breaker is located adjacent to the power inlet connector. If an
internal circuit fault occurs, this breaker will trip. It can be reset
by pressing the end of the rocker labeled "1". In addition,
switching the breaker manually to the "0" position will remove
power from the internal operating components.
ACCQPrep HP125
Section 1 Introduction
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