IKA Algaemaster 10 User manual

IKA Algaemaster 10
IKA Algaemaster 10_082017
20000017374
Operating instruction EN 6

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1 Device setup
Front Controller
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Fig. 2
Pos. Description
1 Motor
2 Vessel lid
3 LED panel
4 Reactor vessel
5 Base plate
6 Controller
Fig. 1
Pos. Description
7 Control elements and display
8 USB port data export
9 Hose pump 1
10 Hose pump 1
11 Needle valves for flow meter 1 and 2
12 Flow meter for gas 1 and 2
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Top view Controller
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Back Controller
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Vessel lid
Fig. 5
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
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26 27
Pos. Description
13 Gas inlet 1 and 2
14 RS 232 port communication PC
15 USB port communication
16 Connection sockets for LED panel
17 RS 232 interface thermostat communication
18 Connection socket for motor
19 Power supply connection with fuse and switch
20: Protective caps
Pos. Description
21 Output Gas 1
22 Output Gas 2
23 Port pH-Sensor
24 Port Temperature sensor
Pos. Description
25 Motor coupling
26 Plugs/plugs with grommet
27 Adapter holder for pH sensor
Schutzkappen/
Protective caps
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2 Dangerous spots
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Contents
EN
Page
1 Device setup 3
2 Dangerous spots 5
3 Declaration of conformity 7
4 Warranty 7
5 Warning symbols 8
6 Safety instructions 8
7 Useful information 10
8 Correct use 10
8.1 Use 10
8.2 Range of use (only indoor) 10
9 Unpacking 10
9.1 Unpacking 10
9.2 Delivery scope 10
10 Motor protection 10
11 Setting up and assembly 11
11.1 Setting up 11
11.2 Assembly of the attachments 11
11.2.1 Securing the vessel lid 11
11.2.2 Gas intake tube 11
11.2.3 LED panel 11
11.2.4 Gas hoses 12
11.2.5 Flow meter 12
11.2.6 Temperature sensor 12
11.2.7 pH sensor 13
11.2.8 Pump cassette 13
11.2.9 Motor 13
11.2.10 Main socket 13
11.2.11 Thermostat 13
12 Operator panel and display 14
13 Commissioning 15
13.1 Start screen 15
13.2 Firmware Update Tool 16
13.3 Working screen at the time of delivery 16
13.3.1 Explanation of symbols on the working screen 16
13.4 Menu navigation 17
13.5 Menu structure 19
13.5.1 Main menu 19
13.5.2 Edit menu (working screen) 21
13.6 Menu (details) 22
13.6.1 Main menu (Explanation of functions) 22
13.6.2 Edit menu (working screen, Explanation of functions
) 24
Source language: German

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14 Operation 26
14.1 Calibration 26
14.1.1 pH sensor 26
14.1.2 Temperature sensor 27
14.1.3 Pumps 27
14.2 File manager 28
14.2.1 Safe file 28
14.2.2 Delete file 28
15 Interfaces and outputs 29
16 Error codes 30
17 Maintenance and cleaning 31
18 Technical data 32
3 Declaration of conformity
We declare under our sole responsibility that this product corresponds to the directives 2006/42/EG, 2014/30/EU, 2014/35/EU and
2011/65/EU and conforms with the following standards or normative documents: EN 61010-1, EN 61010-2-051, EN 60204-1,
EN 61326-1, EN 60529 and EN ISO 12100.
4 Warranty
In accordance with IKA warranty conditions, the warranty period
is 24 months. For claims under the warranty please contact your
local dealer. You may also send the machine direct to our factory,
enclosing the delivery invoice and giving reasons for the claim. You
will be liable for freight costs.
The warranty does not cover worn out parts, nor does it
apply to faults resulting from improper use, insucient care
or maintenance not carried out in accordance with the instructions
in this operating manual.

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5 Warning symbols
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Indicates an (extremely) hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in death, serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, can result in death, serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, can result in injury.
Indicates practices which, if not avoided, can result in equipment damage.
DANGER - note on hazards arising from a hot surface.
to any extra energy produced in other ways, e.g. through
light irradiation.
• Do not operate the instrument in explosive atmospheres,
with hazardous substances or under water.
• Process pathogenic materials only under a suitable fume
hood. Please contact IKA application support if you have any
question.
Accessories
WARNING Always switch the main switch in
the OFF position or disconnect the
power before changing stirring
element and fitting allowed acces-
sories
NOTICE Refer to the instruction manual of
the accessories.
• Set up the device in a spacious area on an even, stable, clean,
non-slip, dry and fireproof surface.
• Protect the instrument and accessories from bumping and
impacting.
• Check the instrument and accessories beforehand for dam-
age each time when you use them. Do not use damaged
components.
• Only use IKA approved accessories!
• Use only original IKA spare parts!
• Accessories must be connected securely to the device and
must not come loose on their own. The centre of gravity of
the device must be located within the mounting plate.
Power supply
• The instrument can only be disconnected from the main sup-
ply by pulling out the mains plug or the connector plug.
• The socket for the mains cord must be easily accessible.
• Socket must be earthed (protective ground contact).
• The voltage stated on the type plate must correspond to the
mains voltage.
• After an interruption to the power supply, the device starts up
again. The functions previously set do not start automatically.
6 Safety instructions
General instructions
Read the operating instructions fully before st-
arting up and follow the safety instructions.
• Keep the operating instructions in a place where they can be
accessed by everyone.
• Ensure that only trained staff work with the equipment.
• Follow the safety instructions, guidelines, occupational health
and safety and accident prevention regulations.
DANGER If installation or positioning can
not ensure this access at all times,
an additional EMERGENCY STOP
switch that can be easily accessed
must be installed in the work area.
Please pay attention to the dan-
gerous parts of the equipment in
Fig. 6.
WARNING Wear your personal protective
equipment in accordance with the
hazard category of the medium to
be processed, otherwise there is a
risk of:
- splashing of liquids
- projectile parts
- body parts, hair, clothing and je-
welry getting caught.
• Uncontrolled reactions can be triggered by mixing the heated
material insuciently or by the energy generated by selecting
a speed that is too high. In case of these and other increased
operational hazards, users must take additional appropriate
safety precautions. In any case, when using critical or haz-
ardous materials in your processes, IKA recommends to use
additional appropriate measures to ensure safety in the ex-
periment. For example, users can implement measures that
inhibit fire or explosions or comprehensive monitoring equip-
ment. Furthermore, users must make sure that the unit switch
of the IKA product can be accessed immediately, directly and
without risk at any time.
• Only process media that will not react dangerously to the
extra energy produced through processing. This also applies
DANGER

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Reactor vessel
DANGER Beware of hazards due to:
- flammable materials
- combustible media with a low
boiling temperature
- glass vessel breakage
- overfilling of media
- unsafe condition of container.
NOTICE Before filling the reactor container
make sure that the reagents used
do not damage the seal.
• Certain applications and materials may be hazardous. You
should take precautions to prevent contact with, or inhala-
tion of, toxic liquids, gases, fumes, vapors or powders.
• Risks may also be posed by biological or microbiological sub-
stances.
• For cleaning, the motor must be removed.
• Observe the maximum permissible temperatures (see chapter
“18 Technical data“) in the reactor vessel.
• Ensure that the external temperature sensor is inserted in the
media to a depth of at least 20 mm.
Pressure
• The equipment is not designed for over- and negative pres-
sure use.
• The reactor system must always warning be ventilated when
working under normal pressure in order to prevent any pres-
sure build-up caused by highly volatile gases or unpredictable
reaction pressure gradients.
Stirring
DANGER Moving and rotating equipment
parts also constitute a hazard.
CAUTION The stirrer must only be operated
when the reactor vessel is fully
closed.
• You must ensure that the stirring element is securely clamped!
• Gradually increase the speed.
• The equipment may heat up by stirring.
Tempering
DANGER The tempering medium and reac-
tor vessel can become hot during
operation and remain so for a long
time afterwards! Let the compo-
nents cool off before continuing
work with the device.
CAUTION Ensure that the thermostat used
for tempering is fully ecient. A
defective thermostat can cause un-
controlled reactions.
Using the adequate hoses for coo-
ling purposes.
• IKA recommends to set the same safety temperature for the
thermostat (see "Technical data").
LED panel
CAUTION Do not look into the light source.
Failure to do so can cause damage
to the eyes.
Maintenance
• The feet of the equipment must be clean and undamaged.
• The controller must only be opened by trained specialists,
even during repair. The device must be unplugged from the
power supply before opening. Live parts inside the in-stru-
ment may still be live for some time after unplugging from
the power supply
NOTICE Removable parts have to be reat-
tached to the unit for safe operati-
on in order to prevent, for examp-
le, the ingress of fluids, foreign
matter, etc.

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7 Useful information
Function Description
Stirrer The stirrer is used for distributing gases and liquids inside the reactor container.
LED panel Up to four LED panels can be connected, which supply the organisms with light energy. The light intensity can
be set between 10 % and 100 %.
Temperature The temperature of the reactor container can be controlled via an external temperature control unit or conden-
ser. The tempered medium flows through the outer jacket of the reactor container and specifies the temperature
inside the reactor container.
pH The pH value can be controlled by using gases (e.g. air, CO2and O2) or acidic/alkaline liquids.
Pumps The pumps can be used for the following functions:
• Provision of nutrient media
• Exchange of water
• Control of the pH value
Gas Gas can be used for the following functions:
• Provision of different gases (e.g. CO2for photosynthesis)
• Control of the pH value
9.1 Unpacking
• Unpack the device carefully.
• Any damage should be notified immediately to the shipping
agent (post, rail or logistics company).
9.2 Delivery scope
• Algaemaster 10 controller
• Reactor vessel incl. lid, lock, motor coupling and base plate
• Motor
• 2 LED panels
• Main cable H 11
9 Unpacking
10 Motor protection
The stirring instrument is suitable for continuous operation. The
motor current is limited electronically.
The instrument has an anti-stall and antioverload system.
8.1 Use
The IKA Algaemaster 10 is a modular reactor system. It was de-
veloped for the cultivation of organisms (e.g. algae). Through de-
finable ambient conditions, growth process can be examined and
optimised. Algaemaster 10 is used as a tabletop device.
8.2 Range of use (only indoor)
• Laboratories
• Universities
• Schools
This equipment is suitable for use in all areas except:
• Residential areas
• Areas that are connected directly to a low-voltage supply net-
work that also supplies residential areas.
8 Correct use
The safety of the user cannot be guaranteed:
• if the instrument is operated with accessories that are not
supplied or recommended by the manufacturer
• if the instrument is operated improperly or contrary to the
manufacturer’s specifications
• if the instrument or the printed circuit board are modified by
third parties.
• Accessories: Gas intake tube, various brackets, hoses, Y-con-
nectors, motor cable, pH probe, temperature sensor
• Tool kit
• Operating instruction
• Warranty card
A fault occurs if the safe functioning of the instrument is compro-
mised.

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11 Setting up and assembly
11.1 Setting up
NOTICE
Place the components of the Alga-
emaster 10
onto a clean, solid and
even surface, ensuring they do not
slip.
Be careful not to damage the reac-
tor container.
Seal off all connections on the con-
troller which are not being used
with the protective caps.
Procedure
1. Carefully unpack the device and accessory parts and check for
completeness.
11.2.2 Gas intake tube
NOTICE Make sure there is a distance bet-
ween the stirrer and the correct
installation of the tube.
Push the gas intake tube into the tube fitting of a plug with grom-
met (Fig. 5, (26)) underneath the lid.
In order not to disturb the stirring process, the gas intake tube
must be positioned on the side or under the stirrer.
11.2.3 LED panels
NOTICE The 4 connection sockets for the
LED panels (Fig. 3, (16)) can be as-
signed freely, as required.
1. The 4 connection sockets for the LED panels (Fig. 3, (16)) can
be assigned freely, as required.
2. Place the reactor container onto the base plate and install the
LED panels. Place it next to the controller and screw the vessel
lid onto the reactor container (see following chapter).
3. Install the optional accessory parts, as required:
• Gas intake tube
• Temperature sensor
• pH sensor
• Hose pumps
• Motor
4. Connect the device to the power supply (Fig. 3, (19)) using
the supplied power cord and press the main power switch.
5. The device is ready for operation.
11.2 Assembly of the attachments
11.2.1 Securing the vessel lid
To open/close the vessel lid, screw/unscrew the 4 screws located
on the outside of the vessel lid by hand.
Be careful not to damage the rim of the container.
2. Screw the LED panels to the base plate.
The edge of the base plate has several drill holes (distance 15
degrees) for individual placement.
3. Connect the LED panels to the connection sockets of the
controller (Fig. 3, (16)).

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11.2.4 Gas hoses
NOTICE Two connections are available for
the gas intake.
1. Insert the first hose into the gas source and at the gas inlet
(IN) (Fig. 3, (13)).
2. Insert the second hose into the gas outlet (OUT) (Fig. 4, (21
or 22)) and connect it to the vessel lid (Fig. 5, (26)).
When using two gases you can use the supplied Y-connec-
tor.
11.2.6 Temperature sensor
1. Push the temperature sensor through the grommet on the
vessel lid (Fig. 5, (26)).
2. Tighten the nut.
3. Connect the cable to the controller (Fig. 4, (24)).
11.2.5 Flow meter
NOTICE
The maximum (inlet) pressure must
not be exceeded (see
chapter “18
Technical data”).
Check the mobility of the measu-
ring tube float before operating.
Due to condensation, e. g. by tem-
perature changes during shipping,
the float might get stuck in the
tube. In this case flush the flow
meter with dry and clean gas.
The flow of gas 1 & 2 (Fig. 2, (12)) can be regulated using the needle
valves (Fig. 2, (11)):
• Clockwise: Flow closed
• Counterclockwise: Flow open
The flow rate (ml/min) can be determined with the values on the
measuring scale (middle of the float) and the tables for
CO2flow
measurement and air flow measurement.
Note: The calculations are based on following conditions.
Ambient
Temperature: 21.1 °C (70 °F)
Barometric pressure : 1013.5 mbar (14.7 psi)
Gas Temperature: 21.1 °C (70 °F)
Operating pressure: 1013.5 mbar (14.7 psi)
Accuracy: 2 %
CO2flow measurement
Scale reading
(mm)
Flow
(ml/min)
65 310
60 284
55 256
50 229
45 204
40 177
35 149
30 122
25 100
20 82.0
15 64.0
10 48.0
5 34.0
Air flow measurement
Scale reading
(mm)
Flow
(ml/min)
65 299
60 267
55 238
50 207
45 181
40 160
35 138
30 118
25 97.4
20 80.5
15 63.2
10 48.4
5 36.2

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11.2.7 pH sensor
NOTICE Carefully remove the pH sensor
from the packaging.
Refer to the operating instructions
for the pH sensor.
1. Push the sensor into the adapter holder of the vessel lid (Fig.
5, (27)).
2. Connect the cable to the controller (Fig. 4, (23)).
11.2.8 Pump cassette
NOTICE Always check for the correct direc-
tion of flow.
Removing: Carefully turn the whole cassette
counterclockwise.
Assembly: Insert the cassette into the holder at an offset
and turn the pump carefully clockwise.
1. Attach one hose each (Fig. 2, (10 or 11)) to the input/output
of the cassette.
2. Immerse the hose end of the input into the selected medium.
3. Attach the hose end of the output to a plug with grommet on
the vessel lid (Fig. 5, (26)).
11.2.9 Motor
1. Insert the motor into the corresponding holder for the motor
coupling on the vessel lid (Fig. 5, (25)).
2. Turn the motor until the motor coupling drill holes are visible
and then hand tighten the locking screw.
3. Screw the motor cable to the motor. Connect the end to the
controller (Fig. 3, (18)).
11.2.10 Mains socket
NOTICE Refer to the Technical Data for
further information.
The fuse located above the mains socket is replaceable (Fig. 3,
(19)).
If a repair needs to be made, you can replace the fuse. If other
problems occur, please contact our customer service (see chapter
“17 Maintenance and cleaning”).
11.2.11 Thermostat
NOTICE Only use the permitted thermos-
tats with the included PC 1.1 cable
(scope of delivery).
Connect the thermostat to the controller (Fig. 3,(17)).

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Pos. Description Functions on the working screen
A ”Start/Stop“ key stirrer: Start/Stop the stirring function
B ”Start/Stop“ key LED panel: Switch the light on/off (cannot be use in time-controlled mode)
C Selection key for gas valve edit menu: Open the edit menu for the gas valve
D Selection key gas valve 1: Open/close gas valve 1
E USB interface data export: USB memory stick connection: exclusively for reading data
F ”safe/STOP“ key: Emergency key to stop all functions
G Selection key gas valve 2: Open/close gas valve 2
H ”Back“ key: Back to previous menu level, deactivates edit mode
I ”Menu“ key: Open/close the main menu
J Selection key pump 1: Start/Stop pump 1
K Rotary/pressing knob: For navigating through the menus, selection and changing settings
L Selection key pump 2: Start/Stop pump 2
M Selection key for pump edit menu: Open the edit menu for the pump functions, selection of menu entries,
selection of edit mode
N Selection key for pH edit menu: Open the edit menu for the pH functions, selection of menu entries,
selection of edit mode
O Selection key for thermostat edit menu: Open the edit menu for the thermostat, selection of menu entries, selection
of edit mode
P Selection key for light edit menu: No function on main screen
Q Selection key for light edit menu: Open the edit menu for the light functions, selection of menu entries,
selection of edit mode
R Selection key for stirrer edit menu: Open the edit menu for the stirrer function selection of menu entries,
selection of edit mode
Fig. 8
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B
F
O
L
C
D
E
G H I J
K
M
N
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13 Commissioning
NOTICE Assemble the Algaemaster 10 and
all necessary accessories on a stab-
le, even, non-slip surface.
The stirrer must always be securely
fixed for safety reasons.
Prior to each use, always check the
device and accessories for damage
and proper assembly.
The power socket used must be earthed
(protective earth conductor contact).
If these conditions are met, the device is ready for operating after
plugging in the mains plug. If these procedures are not followed,
safe operation cannot be guaranteed and/or the equipment may
be damaged.
Observe the ambient conditions listed under “18 Technical Data”.
After switching off via the main switch (Fig. 3, (19)), the device
type, device designation, user-defined device name and the firm-
ware version are shown in the display.
13.1 Start screen
Pos. Function Name
aDevice type Photobioreactor
bDevice designation Algaemaster 10
cUser-defined device name Algaemaster 10
dFirmware version Display/Logik
13.2 Firmware Update Tool
After the start screen, the information start screen for the Firmwa-
re Update Tool appears. You can use the tool to update the soft-
ware of your IKA device to the latest version. Firmware updates
contain new functions or optimisations of previous functions. You
can download the Firmware Update Tool at www.ika.de/fut.
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13.3.1 Explanation of symbols on the working screen
The symbols displayed vary depending on the status and settings
of the device. The diagram below shows the most significant sym-
bols on the working screen.
Using the rotary/pressing knob (K) you can enter the speed, light
intensity and temperature on the working screen. Further setting
options are available in the following sections.
13.3 Working screen at the time of delivery:
After displaying the start screen and the Firmware Update Infor-
mation, the working screen appears. The device switches to stand-
by mode and is ready for operation.
Pos. Function Description
aStirrer The symbol rotates when the stirrer is run-
ning. Time display for timer or counter
(below) and interval mode (above).
bLight The symbol changes depending on the light
status time display for the timer or interval
mode (above) and counter (below).
cGas Time display for timer and interval mode
(above) and counter (below) for gas 1 and
gas 2.
dGas valve 1
status
Displays whether gas valve 1 is closed (red)
or open (green).
eGas valve 2
status
Displays whether gas valve 2 is closed (red)
or open (green).
fPump 1 Displays whether pump 1 has started (red) or
stopped (green).
gPump 2 Displays whether pump 2 has started (red) or
stopped (green).
hPumps Display of set values (rpm, ml/min, counter,
timer). Settings are carried out in the pump
edit menu.
iActual pH Actual pH values. This is only correctly dis-
played when a pH sensor is connected to the
device and activated in the pH settings in the
main menu.
jSet
temperature
Displays the set temperature. A connected
thermostat controls the temperature to this
value.
kActual
temperature
Displays the actual temperature. This is only
displayed if a temperature sensor is connec-
ted to the device. The thermostat controls
the temperature value through an external
temperature sensor.
lSet light Set light intensity.
mStirrer speed Set speed of stirrer.
a
b
m
c
i
l
j
h
p o n
k
defg
nDate and
time
Date and time.
oActual stirrer
speed
Displays the actual stirrer speed.
pTimer/coun-
ter display
Displays the timer and counter.

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Bluetooth®:
This symbol appears in the status bar when the Algae-
master 10 is connected via Bluetooth to another Blue-
tooth device (see chapter “15 Interfaces and outputs”).
USB interface data export:
This symbol means the device is communicating via a
USB cable.
PC control:
This symbol means that the device is connected to a
computer and is being controlled from the computer.
Manual entry is no longer possible.
USB memory stick:
This symbol is displayed when a USB memory stick is
connected to the Algaemaster 10 and is recognised by
the device.
Measurement recording:
This symbol is displayed during measurement recording.
Motor activated:
This symbol indicates the rotation status of the stirrer.
13.4 Menu navigation
WARNING In an emergency the stirrer (sta-
tion) can be switched off by pres-
sing the “safe/STOP” button (Fig.
8, (F)).
NOTICE
On the display, the active menu op-
tion is highlighted in blue.
In an emergency the stirrer (station)
can be switched off by pressing the
“safe/STOP” button (Fig. 8, (F)).
• Press the “Menu“ key (I).
• Select the menu by turning the rotating/pressing knob (K) to
the right or left to select the desired menu or sub-menu, which
can then be selected by pressing the rotating/pressing knob (K).
• Push or turn the rotating/pressing knob (K) again to select the
desired menu option and edit the values or settings, or activate/
deactivate a function.
• Turn the rotating/pressing knob (K) on “OK“ or press the “Back“
key (H) to end the procedure and return to previous menu or
working screen.
Navigation controlsin the menu
K
H I
Picture section Fig. 8.
F
Light status:
This symbols displays whether the LED panels are swit-
ched off.
This symbol displays whether the LED panels are swit-
ched on.
Thermostat:
This symbol displays whether the LED panels are swit-
ched on.
Thermostat filling level:
This symbol indicates the current filling level of the con-
nected thermostat.
Sensor:
This symbol appears when the external sensor (temoera-
tur sensor, pH sensor) is connected.
This symbol indicates that the corresponding function for
pH control is being used (pH limit value and hysteresis).
Pumps and valve status:
This symbol displays whether a pump or gas valve has
started or is open.
This symbol displays whether a pump or gas valve has
stopped or is closed.

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Note: If you press the “Menu“ key (I), the system skips directly back to the working screen.
If you press the “Back“ key (H), the system skips back to the previous display.
Menu navigation:  Press the “Menu “ key (Fig. 8, (I)) and rotate rotating/pressing knob (Fig. 8, (K))
 If you press the „Back“ key (Fig. 8, (H)) or the „Menu“ key (Fig. 8, (I))
Menu
Menu
Back
Back
Edit modus
Back
Back
Back

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13.5 Menu structure:
13.5.1 Main menu
Stirrer
Temperature Limits Minimum.………………………………… 10 °C
Maximum.……………………………….... 60 °C
Calibration Sensor...............................................………………………... -
Reset Calibration...................................................................................... -
Timer Time……………………………………………………………………….. 00:00:00:00 [dd:hh:mm:ss]
Actions after expiry Mixing Speed.…………………………...... 0 rpm
Temperature.……………………………… 10 °C
Light Intensity............................................ 10 %
Gas 1......................................................... closed
Gas 2......................................................... closed
Pump 1...................................................... 0 ml/min
Pump 2...................................................... 0 ml/min
Stop all functions...................................... deactivated
Beep.......................................................... deactivated
Activate................................................................................................... deactivated
Start........................................................................................................ -
Factory settings
File
manager
pH Sensor
File List Files……..................................................... -
Sampling Rate............................…………………………………………. 01:00 [mm:ss]
Start Recording...........................…………………………………………. deactivated
Values that can be stored Set Speed……….........................………... activated
Actual Speed……..............……………..... activated
Actual direction of rotation (stirrer)............. activated
Actual light intensity................................... activated
Set Temperature......................................... activated
Actual thermostat temperature.................. activated
Actual temperature sensor.......................... activated
Actual liquid level (thermostat).................... activated
Actual pH value.......................................... activated
Actual pump 1 flow................................... activated
Actual pump 2 flow................................... activated
Actual gas 1 status..................................... activated
Actual gas 2 status..................................... activated
Separator “,” and “;”.................................................. “,”
Sensor Connected.....................................................………………….... deactivated
Calibration Sensor...............................................………………………... -
Reset Calibration...................................................................................... -
Limits Minimum…………………………….......... 5 rpm
Maximum.……………………………........ 100 rpm
Pumps Limits
Calibrate Pumps Pump 1.………………………………….... -
Pump 2.…………………………………… -
Reset Calibration..................................................................................... -
Pump 1 Minimum.………...…. 60 ml/min
Maximum.…………... 450 ml/min
Pump 2 Minimum.………........ 60 ml/min
Maximum.…………… 450 ml/min

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Factory settings
Settings Languages
Units
Display
English…………………………………….. activated
German…………………………………… deactivated
··· ........................................................ deactivated
Brightness………………………………… 100 %
Firmware Update Information……………. activated
Sound Volume.……………………………………. 100 %
Key Tone……………………..................... activated
Date & Time Date........................................................... 01/01/16 [mm:dd:yy]
Time.......................................................... 12:00 [hh:mm]
Factory Settings....................................................................................... -
Communication Device Name.............................................. Algaemaster 10
Bluetooth®................................................. deactivated
Information Firmware Update Tool................................. -
Display 1 Version........................................ -
Display 2 Version........................................ -
Logic Version.............................................. -
Temperature °C ………...……......... activated
°F ……..............…….. deactivated
Security Password …………………………..…………………………………....... 000 master password: 111
Exceeding the time Time …………………………………….... 00:30 [mm:ss]
Actions After Mixing Speed ............. activated
Expiry Temperature ……….... 10 °C
Light Intensity.............. 10 %
Gas 1........................... deactivated
Gas 2........................... deactivated
Pump 1........................ 0 ml/min
Pump 2........................ 0 ml/min
Stop all functions......... deactivated
Activate..................................................... activated