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1 chamber alarm system function, Chamber alarm system function – Eppendorf Galaxy CO2 Sensor User Manual

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Operating controls and function for Galaxy 170 R Incubator
Galaxy

®

170 R/170 S CO

2

Incubators

English (EN)

40

2. Select

YES

for both

TEMP

and

CO

2

.

3. When

YES

is selected for this function, the

DELAY IN ARMING AFTER DOOR OPEN

is ignored.

A DOOR OPEN ALARM:

can be adjusted, choosing from seven preset durations (45 seconds in (Fig. 6-8 on

p. 39)) to warn of an improperly closed door.

The

AUDIBLE

and

VISUAL

alarms can be adjusted from

OFF

to

ON

(which means the alarm will be on

continuously until it is acknowledged) in seven preset time increments.

In the

OFF

position, any Chamber Alarms that occur will be displayed on the screen without flashing and

with the audible alarm inhibited (see

Chamber alarm system function on p. 40).

6.6.1

Chamber alarm system function

When the incubator is switched

ON

, or after the temperature and CO

2

levels have been re-programmed, the

alarm system is inactive until the setpoint values are achieved (within ± 0.1), after which the alarm system
is armed. CO

2

and temperature alarms are individually armed.

If temperature and/or CO

2

levels deviate more than the programmed setpoints, the display flashes, the

audible alarm sounds and a message appears on the screen (see Fig. 6-9 on p. 40). Acknowledge the alarm
by pressing any key.

Abb. 6-9:

CHAMBER ALARM message

Fig. 6-9:

CHAMBER ALARM

message

After setpoints have been achieved for the first time, when the outer door is opened, the alarm system is
disabled; on closing the door, if selected, a programmable alarm delay starts:

• If chamber conditions recover within the programmed alarm delay time, the alarm system is

immediately re-armed. After the delay, the alarm system is armed and if the temperature and CO

2

are

outside the alarm high and low settings, the alarm will be activated.

• If an alarm occurs and the chamber subsequently recovers, the alarm stops and the system is re-armed.

Details of the alarm event are stored in the datalogger.

If the CO

2

valve is opened and no pressure is detected, an alarm occurs and a warning message appears on

the screen, alerting you to

CHECK CO

2

SUPPLY

(see Fig. 6-10 on p. 41).