BioMerieux 416015 User Manual
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VERSION DATE MODIFICATIONS
A 05/11/2013 Creation
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Labguard™ is one of bioMérieux's registered trademarks.
The information and graphs contained in this manual are not binding. bioMérieux therefore reserves
the right to implement changes to the document without prior notice.
bioMérieux will not approve any modifications whatsoever to the equipment implemented by
the user. bioMérieux shall under no circumstance be held liable for any direct or
consequential injury or damage whatsoever suffered by the user or by any third party, as a
result of modifications to the equipment.
• This equipment is for professional use only.
• Users are required to read all the accompanying documents, including the statutory
information, before using the equipment.
Contents
Unpacking the device ........................................... 6
Learning about the equipment ...................................... 7
Labguard 3D™ equipment ..................................... 7
The screen .............................................. 8
Front ................................................. 9
Rear ................................................. 10
Installing the device ........................................... 11
Switching the equipment on / off .................................... 13
Turning the device on ....................................... 13
Turning the device off ....................................... 13
Managing the sensors .......................................... 14
Detecting a sensor ......................................... 14
Validating disconnection of a sensor ............................... 15
Navigating from one channel to another ............................. 16
Understanding the indicator lights ................................... 17
Alarm indicators .......................................... 17
Status indicator .......................................... 17
Technical characteristics ......................................... 19
Maintenance ............................................... 20
Changing the batteries ...................................... 20
Disposal .............................................. 20
Cleaning the device ........................................ 20
Options and accessories ......................................... 21
Equipment conformity .......................................... 22
FCC compliance .......................................... 22
Industry conformity Canada (IC) ................................. 22
EC compliance ........................................... 23
Compliance statement .................................... 23
1
Unpacking the device
Check that the device has not been damaged during transport. Then check that all the accessories
listed below are present.
Transmitter
• Unit
• Unit support
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2
Learning about the equipment
Labguard 3D™ equipment
With Labguard 3D™ equipment, you can:
• Simultaneously measure the different physical parameters of the laboratory (temperature,
humidity, CO2).
• Provide alerts with visual alarms in real time in case of anomalies.
• Save and transfer data and alarms to the Labguard® software.
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The screen
1 Acquisition paused
2 Acquisition in progress
3 Value measured
4 Lower threshold alarm
5 Time threshold alarm
6 High threshold alarm
7 N/A
8 Sensor absent
9 Certificate expired
10 Memory full
11 Measurement unit
12 Device powered by mains supply
13 Battery level
14 Channel name
15 Radio signal power
16 Device Ethernet connected
17 Device USB connected
18 Number of sensor connector
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Front
1 ON/OFF button
2 Multi-function button
3 Alarm signaled
4 Alarm indicator
5 Ring for padlock
6 Sensor connector
7 MicroUSB connector
8 Status indicator
9 Screen
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