Yamato-scientific HC200 Cool Block Manuel d'utilisateur

INSTRUCTION MANUALFORCool BlockThe 1st EditionThe 1st EditionThe 1st EditionThe 1st EditionYamato Scientific Yamato Scientific Yamato Scientific Yamat

8SELF-DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTIONSHC200 has self-diagnostic functions. Whenever there is a problem in operation or systemperformance, the sub display on the

9FIXED TEMPERATURE OPERATIONStart upAfter setting up HC200, follow the procedure below to start operationNOTE: When turned on power, HC200 will automa

10Indication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation1. Turn ON the power switch provided on thefront of HC200.⇒⇒⇒⇒ When you turn on the power switch,

11Changing Preset Temperature during OperationIndication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation1. (Ex., changing a preset temperature of 37°Cto 50°C d

12Program OperationStart upAfter setting up HC200, follow the procedure described below to start operation.Indication after Step/Step Procedure Explan

13Indication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation4. Push the ENTER key.• When the program number on the main display hasreached your desired number,

14Indication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation7. Switching the sub display information.Push the MENUMENUMENUMENU key to set the sub displayscreen

15Changing Operation ModeChanging to Quick Auto-Stop ModeUse the quick auto-stop mode when you want to stop the ongoing fixed temperatureoperation aft

16Indication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation4. Push the ENTER key.⇒⇒⇒⇒ Pushing the ENTER key changes the operationmode from the fixed tempera

17Changing the Program Operation during Fixed Temperature Operation(Ex. switching to Program 1 during the fixed temperature operation)Indication after

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18Changing from Program Operation to Fixed Temperature OperationIndication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation1. Push the MENU key.• Push the MENU k

19Changing from Program Operation to Other Program OperationYou can change the operation program number, and can set the operation start time during t

20Menu FunctionsThis paragraph discusses the useful functions contained in the menu. However, discussionis limited to the indication on the displays

216. Program inputting and editing functionPush either the▼ key or the ▲key.• Push either the ▼ key or the ▲ key several times.⇒⇒⇒⇒ The controller

22Changing Sub Display Screens♦ You can switch the screen on the sub display when HC200 is in the quick auto-stop operation orthe program operation.♦

23Setting and releasing Panel Locking SystemThe Panel Locking System is provided to prevent accidental or unauthorized changes of theparameters during

24Setting and releasing the AlarmIndication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation1. Select “Alarm” selection modeSelect the corresponding function.

25Setting and releasing the Temperature Holding FunctionIndication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation1. Select “Hold function” selection modeSelec

26The Escape Function♦ Use the ESCAPE function when you want to cancel the function menu, inputting or editing aprogram to repeat it from the beginnin

27The Abort (Forced Stop) FunctionForced Stop Function is for putting the ongoing fixed temperature operation or quick auto-stopoperation or program o

1Explanation of picture displayMEANING OF ILLUSTRATED SYMBOLSVarious symbols are used in this safety manual in order to use the unit withoutdanger of

28How to Use Temperature Presetting FunctionRegister Preset Temperature♦ You can register preset temperatures any time, except during the remote opera

29Indication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation4. (When the registered temperatures are less than 9)• Skip this step.(When the registered temperat

30Loading a Preset TemperatureYou can load a preset temperature and use it as a desired temperature for the fixedtemperature operation.Indication afte

31Resume FunctionIf a blackout occurs, which includes a instantaneous blackout, during the quick auto-stop operationand the program operation, the res

32Setting and releasing the resume functionIndication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation1. Select “Resume” selection mode Select the correspo

33How to release from the state after the power restorationIf a blackout, which includes a instantaneous blackout, occurs during the quick auto-stop o

34The display after the power restorationwhen the resume function is in activity.If a blackout, which includes a instantaneous blackout, occurs during

35How to Compose a ProgramProgram CompositionOne program is composed of segments and a repeat command. Each segment comprises ramp time,ramp level, s

36Contents of a Segment• Not in Ramp Operation (See Figure 2).1. When you want to achieve the ramp level in a ramp block as soon as possible, set the

37Contents of a Segment• Other Elements relating to Segment1. Wait Function (See the following example for setting the wait function).If unexpected a

2Cautions in using with safetyWARNINGDo not use the unit in an area where there is flammable or explosive gas.•••• Never use the unit in an area where

38Contents of a SegmentContents of a Repeat Command• Composition of a Repeat CommandWith the repeat command, you can repeat a series of segments as m

39Inputting a ProgramThis paragraph discusses how to input a program. See Figure 4.04Segment41 hour76101112598213STEP30min1 hourSegment3Segment 2Tim

40Indication after Step/Step Procedure ExplanationSetting Segment 14. Push the ENTER keyEx., inputting the step operation• Push the ENTER key.The cont

41Indication after Step/Step Procedure ExplanationSetting Segment 210. Push the ENTER keyEx. inputting a constant ratio ramp operation.• Push the ENTE

42Indication after Step/Step Procedure ExplanationSetting Segment 316. Push the ENTER key• Push the ENTER key.⇒⇒⇒⇒ Pushing the ENTER key accepts th

43Indication after Step/Step Procedure Explanation24. Push either the ▼ key or the ▲key.(Ex. repeating a cycle from Segment 2)• Push either the ▼ key

44Indication after Step/Step Procedure ExplanationSetting an End Segment32. • Once the controller accepts the parameters ofsegment 4, it is ready fo

45Editing a ProgramWith the program edit function, you can edit the registered ramp time, ramp level, soak time, waitfunction, repeat start segment an

46Indication after Step/Step Procedure ExplanationEditing Segment 36. Push the ENTER key• Push the ENTER key.⇒⇒⇒⇒ The displays show that the ramp t

47Deleting a ProgramWith the program edit function, you can delete the registered programs by their number.CAUTION : With this function, you cannot ch

3Notes to UsersDESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION OF EACH PARTMain unitFront viewRear viewIntake portAluminum block (optional)Aluminum block installing knob(equ

48MaintenanceDaily Inspection and Maintenance WarningWarningWarningWarningDo not disassemble and modify.• Do not disassemble HC200. There are parts i

49After service and WARRANTYIf a Service Call is required:If a Service Call is required Warranty Card (attached to your HC200)Minimum Inventory Period

50SPECIFICATIONSName of equipment Cool BlockModel HC200Operating temperature range0°C to 80°C (*1)Temperature adjustment accuracy±0.1°C (*2)Cooing and

51WIRING DIAGRAMSymbol Part NameCT1 Current detectorMCB Circuit breakerH1,H2 HeaterC1,C2 Peltier cellsCC Circuit board for peltierFAN Cooling fanPIO D

52REPLACEMENT PARTS TABLESymbol(in wiringdiagram)Part Name Code No. Specifications manufacturerCT1 Current detector 2170010002 CLT-6-P-400 URDMCB Circ

53Optional accessoriesAluminum Blocks1. For a micro tube (1.5ml x 20pieces)♦ 20 micro tubes of 1.5ml are able to attach.♦ Diameter of the hole is 11 m

54ReferenceFlowchart on the Operating ProcedureTo start operationSelect program No.with or key,press Execute key.Perform temperaturesetting fo

55Inputting and editing a programComponents of a SegmentA program is composed of the followingelements. When you put together aprogram, you should inp

56Explanation of Character on the displayHC200 has the controller with the 4-digit LED display. The meaning of Character on the displayis shown in the

4Control PanelFIXED-TEMPPROGRAMHEATSTAND BYMEASURED TEMPMENUMODEENTER①Main Display:Normally shows the aluminum block’s temperature.②Sub Display:Shows

5REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION WarningWarningWarningWarningDo not use the unit in an area where there is flammable or explosive gas.• Never use the u

6Choose a correct power distribution board or receptacle.• Choose a correct power distribution board or receptacle that meets HC200’s rated electric

7 CautionCautionCautionCautionHandling of power code.• Do not use the power cord if it is bundled or tangled. If it is used in this manner, it can