Memmert CELSIUS 10 FDA User Manual

Benutzerhandbuch "CELSIUS 2007 FDA-Edition"

USER MANUAL

CELSIUS 10

Control software for MEMMERT appliances – FDA Edition Validatable in according to 21 CFR Part 11 U. S. Food and Drug Administration

Willi-Memmert-Straße 90–96

We reserve the right to make changes

About this manual

This user manual describes the installation and use of the MEMMERT control software CEL-

who have the task of programming/operating MEMMERT ovens.

The representation of the programme windows in this manual is based on the operating

Explanation of terms

Term Meaning

Tempering

a time sequence of physical values/combinations

vacuum, CO

and O

), that the oven should perform

vacuum, CO

and O

), that the oven should create during

the execution of a tempering profile (measuring values)

ated, edited or stored by a computer system.

Audit Trail

Any editing of an Electronic Record must be protocolled

with time, user name and type of alteration and must be

aid of the

Audit Trail it is possible to follow the history of

any document.

that he has edited an Electronic Record. For this it is nec-

authority can be tested. “Electronic Signatures“ are not

Description on/from page

4

and familiarise yourself with it.

This manual should always be kept in a place where those working with the software have

access to it. It is the responsibility of the operator to ensure that persons who work with or

will work with the software are informed as to the whereabouts of this user manual. We rec-

An electronic version of this manual in

).

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4.1 Starting CELSIUS

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4.2 Start screen and licence file

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4.2.1 Language

4.2.2 Menu bar

4.2.3 Toolbar

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This end user licence agreement forms a legally binding agreement between you, whether a

This licence agreement bindingly regulates the use of software licences of MEMMERT GmbH

as in online or electronic format (“software licence“). Included are also all updates and sup-

agreement without requiring any separate agreement.

your legally binding agreement that you accept the conditions of this licence agreement and

are bound by it. If you do not agree to the conditions of this licence agreement you are not

The software is protected by copyright laws, international copyright agreements, as well as by

The software product is licenced, not sold. All property and user rights remain with MEMMERT

accompanying printed material and of any copy of the software product are and remain with

are however not authorised to duplicate or distribute the printed material accompanying the

The software product is licenced as follows:

As customer you must use the software only for the MEMMERT equipment entered in the

You are not entitled to hire out, lease, loan or otherwise dispose of the software product. You

are also not authorised to amend, back-develop, decompile, disassemble etc. the software

technological development. The user hereby notes this situation.

All warranty lapses if the user modifies programmes or programme parts or has such changes

from incorrect operation, use of unsuitable operating material, or unusual operating condi-

tions.

The user must employ the SOFTWARE PRODUCT only for his own purpose unless expressly

agreed otherwise.

The user must notify MEMMERT GmbH & Co.KG without delay of any faults which occur,

together with a brief description of the fault.

the SOFTWARE PRODUCT is supplied, is free from material faults and manufacturing faults.

The software has been carefully developed and tested by MEMMERT GmbH & Co.KG. There

the use of this software product or any inability to use this software product.

This applies also in case MEMMERT GmbH & Co.KG has been advised of the possibility of such

This exclusion does not apply to damage which has been wilfully caused by MEMMERT GmbH

agreement if you contravene in any form the terms and conditions of this licence agreement.

from such contravention.

The agreement is concluded exclusively on the basis of the General Utilization Conditions of

All legal relations between the parties, including delict law, are subject to the law of the Ger-

as possible realizes the intended commercial purpose This also applies in case of a gap in the

agreement.

Description

With CELSIUS, you can

form.

values. up to eight ovens can be controlled via RS-232 or USB, and if RS-485 or Ethernet

and protocols from a

type, temperature, humidity, vacuum, CO

2

) including

Advanced FDA Edition functions

Within a closed system this specially developed software meets the FDA requirements. The

►

trail

thority management, user and password management, user authentification)

21 CFR Part 11

The regulation 21 CFR (Code of Federal Regulation) Part 11 came into force in 1997. It

tion) in respect of electronic data sets and signatures so that they can be used as replacement

for extensive paper documents and manual signatures. The initiative for their development

The regulation applies to all production and quality assurance documents which previously

They are filed in:

Audit Trails

)

The FDA conform software “CELSIUS FDA-Edition“ meets the requirements for the use of elec-

tronically stored data sets and electronic signatures as laid down in the directive 21 CFR Part

Authenticity: user and administrator of Electronic Records must be uniquely identifiable

and authentic.

vation period.

Automatically operating audit trail with time stamp, signature, and type of alteration

► ►

►

Category Minimum system reqirements

Available free space on hard

yes

VGA graphics and colour monitor

an unused RS-232 or

Windows XP, Vista, 7

Windows® NT security concept of software manufacturer Microsoft. The core operating sys-

tem of Windows NT was successfully tested by NCSC ito security level C2 of the orange book

Oven type Parameters

Incubators

CO2 incubator

2

Cooled incubators

)

Vacuum drying ovens

VO

Constant climate and humidity chambers

Climatic test chambers

TTC

Storage chambers

Tempera-

ture

Humidity Vacuum CO

2

O2Fan speed Servo air flap

Always first install CELSIUS before you connect an oven to your

The installation of CELSIUS FDA-Edition must be performed by the Windows system ad-

Windows users and assigning

All users of CELSIUS FDA-Edition must be established

their own user passwords.

):

assign restricted account rights to all users.

Assign restricted user rights.

You

are first requested to select the language

for the installation. Select the desired language

and confirm with OK.

The

throught the installation procedure.

You are shown the

the use of the software in German and

the installation. If you reject the license

agreement, the installation procedure is

terminated; but it can be restarted at any

time.

terms of the license, and then click on

Then you must choose the

target

the name of a folder that should be

want to install the programme itself.

Also select "

want to connect ovens via the USB

a

).

You can also install USB and chip card

additionally.

You now have the option of registering

with GLP data (GLP =

also skip this step and enter

a later date (see page

45

).

way, carry out steps 2 to 4. Click on

4.1

the desktop:

and

):

Programs

Documents

Settings

Search

Help and Support

Run

Shut down

File Edit View Favorites Extras

Back

Search

Start screen and

alteration.

The

The licence number remains unchanged if the entity name is altered or if additional equip-

The digital signature ensures that CELSIUS refuses to operate if the

tered. Without a valid

version (not FDA-version) .

The

1

Menu bar: The various processing options are given here (description from page

).

(for an explanation, see page

).

3 Information box

4 Main window: When functions have been run, you can create and edit tempering profiles

here (in graphical or tabular form, see page

27

and display logs (see page

38

).

5

Status line: A help text for the function currently chosen is displayed here, along with vari-

ous information on the current PC configuration.

Status line: A help text for the function currently chosen is displayed here, along with vari-

6 Licence number under which the software is registered

2

6

3

7

4

5

4.2.1

Preset language Can be changed via ...

Ajustes

Menu bar

All programme functions can be run from the menu bar. The most important programme

functions can also be run quickly via the icons of the tool bar (see page

). The individual

functions and how they are run are described below.

As long as no oven is logged in, only general programme parameters can be changed and

call via

A possible existing profile will be

a profile that

file

Save Tempering

To File

to a file

To Device

to the internal memory of the oven

To Internal

To External

which has been transferred from

the ring protocol memory of the

call via

Save Protocol

To File

a tempering profile

was started,

the log file

this after the sequence has been

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The tempering profile in the active

window is printed. Depending on

the display type currently selected

a graphic (including possible log

values) or as a table (without log

values). The exact screen contents

are printed here. The printout is

The printout is done as in

tempering profile,

tempering profile is printed out –

time axis is selected according to

the current screen display.

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Show GLP Data

45

Transmit GLP

troller of the oven. The

appear in the GLP header on each

45

call via

a prompt appears for security

Menu "Edit"

call via

Adds a new line to the table. The current ramp is

Wrap-Up Proﬁ le

Allows a tempering profile to be edited after a pro-

far are deleted and the tempering profile can now be

Menu "View"

call via

Graphics

Table

tabular form

Zoom In

Zooms into the time range displayed in the

call via

Zoom Out

Zooms out of the time range displayed in the

Zoom all

Menu "Run"

call via

Start

Stop

file prematurely. Continuation not possible.

Continue

Menu "

Settings"

access

via

Save Settings

when the programme ends

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access

via

Save Settings on

When this function is enabled, the allocation of

automatically saved when the programme ends.

The next time the programme starts, CELSIUS

tries to log on the ovens exactly as before. If an

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Options

This assigns default settings to the

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,

Show Color Leg-

ends

and off

Auto-Update Ring

at regular intervals

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Open CELSIUS

Working Directory

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Open Common

CELSIUS Directory

and logs are saved for all users, in Windows

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Toolbar

Menu „Security“

Allocate user authorisations for different Win-

Audit Trail

Signatures ...

with a digital signature

Cascade

Arranges windows in overlapping form

Tile

Arranges windows next to each other

Arrange Icons

Menu "?"

4.2.3

Toolbar

Via the toolbar, you have quick access to the most important and most frequently used pro-

The toolbar can be switched on and off via the "

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

The tempering profile in the active window is

a graphic (including possible measured values)

a tempering profile that has not yet

4

to file

to oven

to

Tabular View

tabular form

file

tocol memory of the oven

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file prematurely. Continuation not possible.

Zoom In

Zooms into the time range displayed in the

Zoom out

Zooms out of the time range displayed in the

Zoom all

Adds a new line to the table. The current ramp

able in tabular view).

Establish

The FDA version of CELSIUS has its own user management. CELSIUS users must however

already be Windows users. After the installation of CELSIUS-FDA the standard procedure is to

The CELSIUS user administration is called via

Quit User Rights Administration without saving

Save settings and quit User Rights Administration

Delete selected Celsius user

Designate new Celsius user

User right Description

This authorization permits a Windows user to start the CELSIUS

thermostating profile.

and to edit a new or existing profile.

the administrator of CELSIUS FDA . All other users of CELSIUS FDA

are assigned their individual rights by the CELSIUS administrator.

an information window and logged in the audit

trail (see page

).

Always install the software and necessary drivers (e.g. USB) first before connecting an oven

to the

) can be con-

When connecting an oven, read the information and notes concerning this in the

To control an oven from the PC and – if it is equipped accordingly – to be able to access the

the "I" operating mode. In addition, the address

with which you want to access the oven from

the CELSIUS software must be set (see also page

and the user manual for the oven).

The correct installation and configuration of the PC interfaces is in general dependent on the

type and manufacturer, which is why we refer you to the appropriate system documentation.

face must be available on the

≤ 5 m

To connect an oven with an RS-232 interface, a

twisted RS-232 connection cable in accordance

with DIN 12900 part 1 is required (see also page

48

). If the computer has no nine-pin

ally required (available in specialist shops, see

figure on the right).

Connect ovens

with an Ethernet interface to

or DNS address (e.g. firmxyz.dyndns.org). Schematic example:

address 192.168.100.100. The programme

ad-

address of the oven with

XTADMIN

a free network socket and switch it on.

window of XTADMIN appears.

4.

address you want to change and highlight the lowest entry ("XT-NANO

xxx", the name may deviate from this) (2). In the XTIP window, the preset IP address and

the name of the oven must now appear (3).

address which you want to assign to the oven (4). Make a note of the

ad-

address entered.

1

the item "

address or DNS of the oven

XTADMIN and confirm this with "OK":

You can now log on the oven in CELSIUS, as described

from page

.

5

XT-NANO

192.168.100.100

XT-NANO xxx

192.168.100.100

3

XT-NANO-xxx

2

4

acquired separately as an accessory) to your computer

the card reader (USB or COM) and close the

tions and

When logging an oven on, read the infor-

An oven can be logged on that is switched on and connected to an interface of the PC.

As an alternative to logging on online,

a virtual oven can also be logged on, which does

the tempering profile is created initially on a notebook computer that is to be con-

a new tempering profile is to be created while the oven is controlled from the same PC

with a different tempering profile;

the tempering profile is created on the PC and is to be stored afterwards on a

Logging on an oven

The dialog box "

What device address is preset can be found out in

the setup menu for the oven (see accompanying

address. No ovens may have an identical device

address.

You can adjust the preset or altered device address

):

(see above)

to 16 ovens can be connected and controlled

via USB ports. In the selection of the interface for logging on the oven, "

). In

the selection of the interface for logging on the oven, "

LAN1

the desired device

was logged on offline.

available later when you are creating a tempering

and

).

warning is displayed when the oven is logged on. In this case, you should set the oven to

the time displayed by the computer (see user manual for the oven).

Working with CELSIUS

Tempering profiles

Creating a new

tempering profile

A new, empty tempering profile can be created in three ways:

via "File"

in the toolbar

Graphical and

tabular view

Tempering profiles can be created and edited in graphical (see page

) and tabular form (see

).

You can switch between the two views at at any time:

with the icons

( ( ( (tabular view) in the toolbar

via "View"

Time

hh:mm

Period

hh:mm

Vacuum

mBar

Type

What setting options are available depends on what oven type is used for a tempering profile.

The setting options for individual oven types are listed from page

.

With "Edit"

The

tabular views while a tempering

Controller active

Controller status, e.g.:

temperature curve, nothing can be changed.

menu.

To edit the tempering profile, the menu item "Wrap-Up

Profile" in the "Edit" menu must be selected.

The corresponding error text is displayed.

COM interface of oven or "offline"

3 Actual temperature value

4 Physical properties of the oven at the mouse position while a tempering profile is being

run (e. g. temperature, humidity, vacuum) or the temperature at the mouse cursor position

while the temperature profile is being entered

run (e. g. temperature, humidity, vacuum) or the temperature at the mouse cursor position

5 Current runtime or the time coordinates at the mouse cursor position while the tempera-

ture profile is being entered

The

Working in the graphical view

The

with the

icon in the toolbar

via "View"

The

top segment (1), a tempering profile can be created, and the temperature is logged when a

tempering profile is executed. In the lower segment (2), other oven-specific parameters (e.g.

the table on page

COM3 IST: 24.1 °C 40.1 °C 0:02h

1 2 3 4 5

are available at the bot-

tom of the

adjusted via drop-down menus. These functions are shown in the tabular view as additional

table columns (see page

).

File Edit View Run Settings Window ?

and temperature or time and air pressure (in the example

VO).

To create a new

).

arrows. If you hold the mouse button down, you can then

1

2

3

when you switch to the tabular view, and vice versa.

Ramp close statements

To run the selection dialog, move the

the next ramp segment. If this is the final ramp segment, the

tempering profile is stopped and the connected oven is reset to

The oven waits for the end of the ramp seg-

Which setpoint is involved depends on the oven, and can be

Temperature for incubators (Ixx, INCO 2, IPP, ICP) and HCP humid-

Temperature for universal ovens, sterilisers and

vacuum ovens:

Vacuum for

VO

vacuum ovens:

VO

vacuum ovens, the SPWT function can be enabled sepa-

the setpoint humidity has been reached with a tolerance of

loop count

delete

►

The tempering profile is repeated endlessly from the beginning,

The tempering profile is repeated from the beginning n-times

At the end of the tempering profile, the parameters of the last

applied.

Zooming

You can zoom in and out of the display in the various graphics windows. There are different

ways of doing this:

via the tool and menu bar:

extend

Zoom in)

squashe

Zoom out)

(menu bar: View

Zoom all)

temperature, humidity, pressure, CO

2

or O

2

windows. The

area is now shown in a full window:

vacuum ovens VO

in the graphical view

With

vacuum ovens VO,

the temperature and vacuum profiles are displayed in the graphi-

Switch contact a off: IN1 (fresh air)

Working in the tabular view

The

tabular view of a tempering profile can be displayed

with the

icon in the toolbar

via "View"

table window, the tempering profile is shown as a table. The individual adjustment

table window.

Switch contact a on: IN2 (inert gas)

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Edit Profile

Ramp segment No. ...

2 Beginning of ramp segment after programme start

3 Duration of the ramp segment

4 Temperature in the

ramp segment

5 Ramp close statement (see page

30

)

6

Flap position

Fan speed

8 Position of switching contact a

9 Position of switching contact b

Inserting and deleting lines

table window is active, the commands for

available in the view menu and toolbar:

Insert a line at the position marked

to the line above.

hh:mm

21 3 4 5 6 7

Time

Period

hh:mm

FlapType

8 9

Fan

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Executing

)

the relevant oven must be connected and logged on to the computer and be in operating

applies for saving to a MEMory Card (XL).

A tempering profile can be started

via the

button in the toolbar

via "Run"

When a tempering profile is started, the

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 10

data (automatically enabed if GLP

data were preset, see page

9

)

2

Select the storage location of the

log file if "

Create Log File" was clicked

3 Click on this if a

log file is to be generated

4 GLP description of the procedure

5 GLP value company

6 Starting time; the default is "today" and the current time; both values can be changed. The

tempering profile then starts at the set time.

8 If "Protocol only" is clicked, no setpoint values are sent to the oven and only the actual val-

ues are logged. The setpoint values must be set on the oven. The "Protocol only" operating

mode is possible both in the main switch position "I" and in the "clock" position of the oven.

ues are logged. The setpoint values must be set on the oven. The "Protocol only" operating

9

Starting time

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files. Encryption employs a key which is specified in the

A tempering protocol can be saved

To File (

or

there is a folder

With "File"

you can open saved tempering

►

or

file is saved in the

To Internal MemoryCard

or

the tempering profile on the MEMoryCard can be stored

You may enter a name for the tempering profile saved on

the card (max. 8 characters, no spaces) or use the name

To External MemoryCard

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).

With "File"

tempering profiles stored internally

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Printing

or select "File

The Windows

The default setting is the

The print command prints out the

time range displayed on the screen is

the screen, the current tempering

Multipage Printout

the printout is done as in "

according to the current screen display.

A protocol is the recording of the actual physical values that prevail in the oven while a

tempering profile is running (e.g. temperature, humidity, air pressure and CO

content). This

allows a comparison to be made between the desired (set) and the actual values.

Types of Protocols

actual values of up to several months. If the memory is full, the oldest entries are overwrit-

ten. These protocol data can be read out with CELSIUS, transferred to the PC, saved in

).

When a tempering profile is run via CELSIUS, the protocol data (actual values) are dis-

Print

Printer

Location

Comment

Print Range

All

Pages

Selection

Cancel

►

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Recording the actual progression

When a tempering profile is run, the actual values of the oven are displayed in the graphical

view as colour curves (1) which follow the tempering profile (2). Each colour represents a dif-

ferent value (e.g. temperature, humidity), explained in a colour legend at the top right of the

window:

Temp. Set

The display of the colour legend can be switched on and off in the in the menu via

Temperature

2

1

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Logging with

vacuum ovens VO

The logged measured values for temperature and vacuum for

vacuum ovens VO

are entered

as a red curve. In online operation (oven must be registered), the actual temperatures of a

Red: Temperature of lowest shelf Green: Temperature of second shelf from the bottom

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), the

value curve with the corresponding tempering profile later on to a

The

To create a file for the

the

).

with "File"

tocol Data"

The unique device number of the

with each protocol, with protection against alteration.

files. Encryption employs a key which is specified in the

yCard, protocol data are stored on it. They can be read

via

Loading protocol data (*.bin) from the

The oven saves all values measured over a long period automatically in its

(

).

When they are first read out, the entire ring protocol memory is read out and saved as a file in

the format *.bin. This file is write-protected. The preset directory for ring protocol files varies

according to the operating system. This can be displayed via "Settings"

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After data have been read in, a

which you would like to display a

the

transferred by the oven, and which is

able by the computer, a warning

appears. In this case, you should

With "Browse", you can open

Adding

comments to the ring protocol

You can add comments later on to the

the protocol window for the corresponding point in time:

Start Test #4

a comment (max. 30 characters). Press the right mouse button. In the window that opens,

you can enter the comment and save it with OK.

An added comment can also be changed later. To do this, right click on the comment. It is

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Export log data in tabular form (Report)

With the

format (.xls) for processing in a

Types of Protocols

” on page

). The report

function is available if a log or ring protocol is displayed in the window, and this window is

active.

You can run the report function

via the tool panel

via “File”

→

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A dialog window appears in which you can specify what is to be included in the report:

1

Report options and presentation as spreadsheet

Period presented in protocol window (can be changed by zooming [see page 32] and/or the

horizontal scroll bar)

Period presented in protocol window (can be changed by zooming [see page 32] and/or the

Period to be included in the report

3

Interval of individual datasets, recordings are taken at one-minute intervals. To reduce the

Period to be included in the report

amount of datasets, a larger interval (e.g. 5 minutes) may be chosen.

Interval of individual datasets, recordings are taken at one-minute intervals. To reduce the

GLP data (see page 44) are also included if selected.

amount of datasets, a larger interval (e.g. 5 minutes) may be chosen.

5

If selected, a short statistic (minimum, maximum and average value of displayed data) is

GLP data (see page 44) are also included if selected.

generated at the end of the report for the setting “Print Report”.

If selected, a short statistic (minimum, maximum and average value of displayed data) is

6

Selection whether the report is to be printed or saved as a file in the .xls format.

generated at the end of the report for the setting “Print Report”.

Selection of the columns to be included in the report. The left window shows the available

Selection whether the report is to be printed or saved as a file in the .xls format.

device dependent columns, the right window shows the columns that will appear in the

Selection of the columns to be included in the report. The left window shows the available

report. With > or <, columns can be added or removed, with >> or <<, all columns are

device dependent columns, the right window shows the columns that will appear in the

included or removed.

2

3

4

5

6

7

You can end work with CELSIUS

via "File"

with the key combination Alt + F4

) and log off

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).

) is enabled, the assignment of the inter-

faces to the ovens and their configurations are saved automatically if the programme is

Traceability through a protected audit trail file

The audit trail data are stored in an

The time period to be exported can

to indicate the activities of a particu-

The audit trail function can be called

via Menu „Security“

Audit Trail“:

All essential functions and activities

are stored in the audit trail. These

Actions in CELSIUS which must only be performed with assigned authority.

Actions performed via the operating system can not be recognised here, such as deleting

files if the user has the required authority (e.g. system administrator).

Audit trail files can be exported in

trail displays are stored as copy in

the “AuditTrails“ folder.

Yes No

Type Time stamp

Forms of audit trail entries:

Audit OK

Audit trail entries of authority tests:

Warnings of certain (uncritical) user activities, e.g. that an alteration of

the profile file has not been saved.

Examples of entries during saving and programme run:

Examples of info entries:

Example of warnings:

Report type Description

Fehler

Info

Warnung

User

name

Device adress

Device

number

Filename

Examples of successful authorization tests:

Examples of denied authorization test and error entries:

Electronic signature

An electronic signature is applied

when the reported Windows user

Authored

Approved

The date and name fields are then

automatically completed with the

Example:

altered. If a signed profile is altered (menu: Wrap-Up profile) or an existing profile is saved

Protection against

While CELSIUS FDA is running to control a MEMMERT

the current user through applying a password. The user

the same password which has been used to lock it.

The password makes a distinction between upper

tion CTL+ALT+DEL). Warning: data loss possible.

To protect the MEMMERT equipment against readjust-

the USER-ID card is documented in the internal proto-

Working directories

Tempering profile and protocol files are saved in a predetermined directory if no other path is

and

)

Auto-Update Ring Protocol

Via the menu item "Settings"

Auto-Update Ring Protocol", CELSIUS can reload all online ring

ately displayed. This function should only be enabled if there is little activity in CELSIUS or in

the operating system in general, since it could overload system resources. If the data are not

to the temperature profiles and

and store these in a separate,

write-protected

with write permission.

files are to be deleted, the "Read only" property of the directory must be changed.

A copy of the following file types is saved automatically in the

the appropriate date is created. All the backup copies for

added to the file name each time. In this way, it is

file name on the same day.

Example:

The tempering profile file "Test 08-2010.cel" is

the folder

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Automatic backup of versions in the backup folder

As evidence for all alterations of temperature profiles and protocol data, CELSIUS FDA-Edition

A separate folder, marked with the date, is produced for each date. The folder contains all

Example:

The protocol file GLP 30.pro was altered twice on 2005-06-28 and saved under the same

filename:

Version status

Through the automatic generation of backup copies the storage remains transparent to the

again.

With "

for confirmation. "Log-off all Devices" - logs off all devices.

Version status

Working with

ovens with P fittings are equipped

with an integrated card reader for MEMoryCard

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tempering

tempering profile is then processed by the oven

the profile sequence, the MEMoryCard

actual data that are accumulated in electronic

form. For

vacuum ovens or humidity chambers,

the vacuum or humidity actual values are saved

a

transportable and interchangeable storage medium for tempering profiles and protocols.

GLP

that is always to be used (e.g. company name and

Tested by), can be specified via "

This data can be modified and/or oven-specific details

when running a tempering profile in the

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at any time via "File

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The programme and the menus can be displayed in five different languages. How you can

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CELSIUS 10 FDA englisch

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Memmert CELSIUS 10 FDA User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Description

Advanced FDA Edition functions

Menu bar

Toolbar

Logging on an oven

Working with CELSIUS

Tempering profiles

Working in the graphical view

Working in the tabular view

Types of Protocols

Recording the actual progression

Export log data in tabular form (Report)

Traceability through a protected audit trail file

Electronic signature

Working directories

Auto-Update Ring Protocol

Automatic backup of versions in the backup folder

Connection details