PerkinElmer VICTOR Nivo Quick Start Manual

VICTOR Nivo Multimode Plate Reader
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Installation Guide
Installation with Wi-Fi
A
LAN
C
D
USB
Instrument
Power Supply
A USB stick in the VICTOR Nivo design is included in the delivery (see photo).
It contains the user manual and additional documents.
Please check on a regular basis for software updates on the PerkinElmer website:
http://www.perkinelmer.com/lab-products-and-services/resources/software-downloads.html
B
Wireless
Router
E
Control Device
F
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1
Unpack the VICTOR Nivo instrument and position it on the working
space.
Remove the green adhesive strip (A).
If a dispenser is installed:
Open the dispenser cover and remove the transport protection foam
(B).
2
Connect the power socket on the rear of the instrument to the mains
power using the external power adapter (C) and the power cord.
3
Connect the TP-LINK wireless router (LAN/WAN socket) to the
Ethernet socket on the rear of the instrument using the provided LAN
cable (D).
4
Connect the wireless router (Power socket) to the USB power supply
using the TP-LINK external USB power cable (E). Plug the USB power
supply into a wall socket.
5
Switch on the VICTOR Nivo using the power switch (F).
6
Switch on your control device with wireless network capability (e.g. a
laptop).
If you are using the optional laptop or tablet from PerkinElmer and
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start it for the first time, the Windows 10 first start routine will
appear. Configure user name, password, language settings etc.
7
Connect your control device with the instrument:
Make sure your wireless adapter is turned on.
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Connect to the wireless network (see default network name on the
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router's service card, labeled with Wi-Fi Name (SSID)).
Enter the password (see default password, labeled with Wi-Fi
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Password/PIN).
To change the SSID network name and password of your wireless
network, please refer to the router´s manual.
8
Open your web browser to connect to the VICTOR Nivo. Type
http://192.168.0.2 into the address bar and press the Enter key.
The user interface appears and the instrument is initialized
automatically.