Walz PAM-2500 Handbook Of Operation page 5

7.1 Basic System ........................................................................... 133
7.1.1 General Design ............................................................... 133
7.1.2 Light sources ................................................................... 134
7.1.3 Special Fiberoptics 2010-F ............................................. 135
7.1.4 Distance Clip 60° 2010-A ............................................... 135
7.1.5 Leaf-Clip Holder 2030-B ................................................ 135
7.1.6 Battery Charger MINI-PAM/L ....................................... 136
7.1.7 External Voltage Supply Cable MINI-PAM/AK ............ 136
7.1.8 System Control and Data Acquisition ............................ 136
7.1.9 Carrier Bag ...................................................................... 137
7.1.10 Transport Box 2040-T .................................................... 137
7.1.11 Minimum Computer Requirements ................................ 137
7.2 Accessories ............................................................................. 137
7.2.1 Touchscreen tablet computer for Field Research ........... 137
7.2.2 External battery 000160101314 ...................................... 138
7.2.3 Automatic charger 000190101099.................................. 138
7.2.4 Leaf-Clip Holder 2030-B ................................................ 138
7.2.5 Arabidopsis Leaf Clip 2060-B ........................................ 139
7.2.6 Dark Leaf Clip DLC-8 .................................................... 139
7.2.7 Mini Quantum/Temperature-Sensor 2060-M ................. 139
7.2.8 Suspension Cuvette KS-2500 ......................................... 140
7.2.9 Magnetic Stirrer MKS-2500 ........................................... 140
7.2.10 Compact Tripod ST-2101A ............................................ 140
8 Trouble Shooting ...................................................................... 141
8.1 Battery replacement ................................................................ 142
9 Guarantee ................................................................................. 143
9.1 Manufacturer's Guarantee ...................................................... 143
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