Implen NanoPhotometer NP80 User manual

NanoPhotometer®NP80/N60/N50/C40
User Manual
Version 3.1.1
Software Version 3.1.13220

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Declaration of conformity for the NanoPhotometer®(C40/N50/N60/NP80)
This is to certify that the Implen NanoPhotometer®conforms to the requirements of the
following directives:
2014/35/EU Low Voltage Equipment Safety Directive
2014/30/EU Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) directive
IEC 60529 Protection class IP20
2011/65/EU Restrictions on the use of certain Hazardous Substances
in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (ROHS)
2012/19/EU EC Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
2003/108/EC & 2008/34/EC. By ensuring this product is disposed of
correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the
environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by
inappropriate waste handling of this product.
FCC 47 CFR Part15 §15.107 and §15.109
EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2 Radio and ancillary equipment for portable use (portable equipment); EUT
Operating frequency range: 2.4 –2.4835 GHz
EN 300 328 V1.8.1 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM);
Wideband transmission systems; Data transmission equipment operating
in the 2,4 GHz ISM band and using wide band modulation techniques;
Harmonized EN covering the essential requirements of article 3.2 of the
R&TTE Directive
EN 301 489-17 V2.2.1 Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio Spectrum Matters (ERM)
IEC 62133 and UN38.3 Battery certification and transport test
Standards to which conformity is declared, where relevant, are as follows:
IEC/EN 61010-1:2012 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control,
and laboratory use. General requirements.
EN61326-1:2013 Electromagnetic compatibility- generic emission standard electrical
equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use.
Signed:
Dr. Thomas Sahiri
Managing Director
Implen GmbH

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Contents
1. NANOPHOTOMETER®AT A GLANCE.......................................................................8
NANOPHOTOMETER®OVERVIEW ..............................................................................................8
NANOPHOTOMETER®NP80 ................................................................................................................9
NANOPHOTOMETER®N60.................................................................................................................10
NANOPHOTOMETER®N50.................................................................................................................11
NANOPHOTOMETER®C40.................................................................................................................12
INSTRUMENT REAR PANEL (NP80/N60/N50/C40)..............................................................................13
INSTRUMENT BOTTOM VIEW (NP80/N60/N50/C40)............................................................................13
ACCESSORIES.......................................................................................................................14
STANDARD ACCESSORIES.................................................................................................................14
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES..................................................................................................................14
CONNECTIVITY.......................................................................................................................18
NANOPHOTOMETER®SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................19
2. GETTING STARTED..............................................................................................21
SPECTROPHOTOMETER INSTALLATION ....................................................................................21
SAFETY INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................21
UNPACKING AND POSITIONING ..........................................................................................................22
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION......................................................................................................23
NPOS OVERVIEW.............................................................................................................................23
REQUIREMENTS AND COMPATIBILITY.................................................................................................23
INSTALLING SOFTWARE ON COMPUTER..............................................................................................24
INSTALLING NANOPHOTOMETER®APP ON TABLET OR SMARTPHONE..................................................25
FIRST STEPS AND CONFIGURATION WIZARD........................................................................................26
PRINTER INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................................26
3. NANOPHOTOMETER®BASICS..............................................................................27
APPLICATIONS OVERVIEW......................................................................................................27
ICONS...................................................................................................................................29
BUTTONS..............................................................................................................................30
SIDE TAB BAR ..................................................................................................................................31
DATA PROCESSING DIALOGS.............................................................................................................33
BASIC OPERATION.................................................................................................................36
NANOVOLUME MEASUREMENT BASICS (N50/N60/NP80)...................................................................36
CUVETTE MEASUREMENT BASICS (C40/NP80)..................................................................................37
SUBMICROLITER CELL MEASUREMENTS BASICS (C40).......................................................................39
SAMPLE HANDLING TIPS...................................................................................................................40
DATA TRANSFER..............................................................................................................................42

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BATTERY OPERATION............................................................................................................43
4. NANOPHOTOMETER®APPLICATIONS ...................................................................44
NUCLEIC ACIDS ..................................................................................................................44
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................44
MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL...............................................................................................................44
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................48
PROTEIN UV ......................................................................................................................54
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................54
MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL...............................................................................................................56
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................59
PROTEIN ASSAYS ...............................................................................................................64
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................64
MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL...............................................................................................................65
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................69
KINETICS ..........................................................................................................................69
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................69
MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL...............................................................................................................69
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................71
OD600 ..........................................................................................................................71
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................71
MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL...............................................................................................................73
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................75
MORE APPS .......................................................................................................................76
MORE APPS:WAVELENGTH ................................................................................................76
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................76
MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL...............................................................................................................76
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................79
MORE APPS:WAVESCAN ...................................................................................................79
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................79
MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL...............................................................................................................79
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................82
MORE APPS:ABSORBANCE RATIO .....................................................................................82
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................82
MEASUREMENT PROTOCOL...............................................................................................................82
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................85
MORE APPS:CONCENTRATION ...........................................................................................85
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................85
MEASUREMENTS PROTOCOL.............................................................................................................85
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................88

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MORE APPS:STANDARD CURVE ........................................................................................89
METHOD OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................89
MEASUREMENTS PROTOCOL.............................................................................................................89
CALCULATIONS ................................................................................................................................92
CUSTOM APPS .................................................................................................................93
STORED RESULTS ..............................................................................................................93
STORED METHODS .............................................................................................................94
5. PREFERENCES....................................................................................................95
GENERAL..............................................................................................................................95
DATE AND TIME................................................................................................................................95
DISPLAY ..........................................................................................................................................95
ABOUT.............................................................................................................................................96
LANGUAGE.......................................................................................................................................96
ILLUMINATION SAMPLE WINDOW .......................................................................................................97
ENABLE NANOVOLUME.....................................................................................................................97
DYES …………………………………………………………………………………………………97
WARNING MESSAGES ............................................................................................................98
BLANK CONTROL .............................................................................................................................98
SAMPLE QUALITY CONTROL..............................................................................................................98
NETWORK.............................................................................................................................99
WIFI………………………………………………………………………………………………..100
NETWORK PRINTER .............................................................................................................100
REPORT CONFIGURATION.....................................................................................................101
6. TROUBLESHOOTING..........................................................................................102
SELF-CALIBRATION TEST ......................................................................................................102
MESSAGES .........................................................................................................................102
IMPORTANT WARNING MESSAGES:..................................................................................................102
IMPORTANT ALERT MESSAGES: ......................................................................................................104
SYSTEM FREEZE..................................................................................................................105
7. ASSISTANCE.....................................................................................................106
SUPPORT............................................................................................................................106
REPORT PROBLEM ..............................................................................................................106
SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................107
RESET ...........................................................................................................................................107
SOFTWARE UPDATE........................................................................................................................107
CREATE LOG FILE ..........................................................................................................................107

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INSTALL PRINTER DRIVER...............................................................................................................108
LEGAL ...........................................................................................................................................108
TRADEMARKS......................................................................................................................108
CONTACT IMPLEN................................................................................................................109
8. MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................110
MAINTENANCE FREE TECHNOLOGY.......................................................................................110
REPLACEMENT PARTS .........................................................................................................110
CLEANING AND GENERAL CARE ...........................................................................................111
9. WARRANTY.......................................................................................................111
10. APPENDIX 1- INSTALACE SPEKTROFOTOMETRU .................................................112
BEZPEČNOSTNÍ INFORMACE.................................................................................................112
VYBALENÍ A UMÍSTĚNÍ ..........................................................................................................113
11. APPENDIX 2-INSTALLATIE SPECTROFOTOMETER ..............................................114
VEILIGHEIDSINFORMATIE ......................................................................................................114
UITPAKKEN EN PLAATSEN ....................................................................................................115
12. APPENDIX 3-INSTALLATION DU SPECTROPHOTOMÈTRE.....................................116
INFORMATIONS DE SÉCURITÉ ................................................................................................116
DÉBALLAGE ET POSITIONNEMENT .........................................................................................117
13. APPENDIX 4–INSTALLATION SPECTROPHOTOMETER.........................................119
SICHERHEITSINFORMATIONEN...............................................................................................119
AUSPACKEN UND PLATZIEREN..............................................................................................119
14. APPENDIX 5–INSTALLAZIONE DELLO SPETTROFOTOMETRO ..............................121
INFORMAZIONI DI SICUREZZA.................................................................................................121
DISIMBALLAGGIO E COLLOCAZIONE.......................................................................................122
15. APPENDIX 6–INSTALACJA SPEKTROFOTOMETRU..............................................123
INFORMACJE DOTYCZĄCE BEZPIECZEŃSTWA..........................................................................123
ROZPAKOWYWANIE I UMIEJSCOWIENIE ..................................................................................124
16. APPENDIX 7–INSTALACIÓN DEL ESPECTROFOTÓMETRO....................................126
INFORMACIÓN DE SEGURIDAD ...............................................................................................126

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DESEMBALAJE E INSTALACIÓN .............................................................................................127
17. APPENDIX 8–SPEKTROFOTOMETERINSTALLATION............................................128
SÄKERHETSINFORMATION ....................................................................................................128
UPPACKNING OCH PLACERING..............................................................................................129
18. APPENDIX 9–INSTALAÇÃO DE ESPECTROFOTÓMETRO ......................................130
INFORMAÇÕES DE SEGURANÇA ............................................................................................130
DESEMBALAMENTO E POSICIONAMENTO ...............................................................................131
19. ALPHABETICAL APPENDIX.................................................................................133

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1.NANOPHOTOMETER®AT A GLANCE
NANOPHOTOMETER®OVERVIEW
The Implen NanoPhotometer®spectrophotometer is a mobile, simple to use UV/Visible instrument
with a CCD array detector with options ranging from nanovolume to standard cuvette and all-in-one
solutions. The N50, N60, and NP80 spectrophotometers measure sample volumes ranging from 0.3 -
2 µl. The NP80 model also has the capability to measure samples using a standard cuvette. The C40
is a mobile standard cuvette solution with the option to upgrade to accommodate nanovolume
measurements.
The NanoPhotometer®runs on a Linux-based operating system (NPOS) that is designed for the use
of pre-programmed and custom applications with a high degree of flexibility and processing power.
Sample Compression Technology™provides easy sample handling which is independent of surface
tension. This technology squeezes the sample between two quartz surfaces allowing for unmatched
precision and accuracy without the need for dilutions. Combined with our True Path Technology™ the
system offers lifetime accuracy and precision without the need for maintenance or recalibration.
Note: It is recommended to use a properly calibrated pipette with high-quality tips to ensure delivery
of appropriate sample volumes for nanovolume sample applications.
Sample Control™ is a quality control technology that identifies air bubbles, sample impurities,
turbidity, lint residues and potential contaminations. Sample Control™ monitors handling
characteristics and sample quality in real time to ensure that the measured concentrations are
reproducible and most precise.
Blank Control™ gives a warning message for blanks with high background. High background
absorbance can be caused by a contaminated blank, blank buffer or by residues from previous users.
Insuficient blank readings are the main cause for inaccurate measurements. Blank Control™ will
protect the user from wasting time and precious sample on inaccurate readings caused by high
background blanks or inappropriate cleaning. For more detailed information see also Technical Note
#1 Blank Control™.

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NANOPHOTOMETER®NP80
Item Number
Touchscreen
Battery Pack
NP80
-
-
NP80-Touch
+
-
NP80-Mobile
+
+

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NANOPHOTOMETER®N60
Item Number
Touchscreen
Battery Pack
N60
-
-
N60-Touch
+
-
N60-Mobile
+
+

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NANOPHOTOMETER®N50
Item Number
Touchscreen
Battery Pack
N50
-
-
N50-Touch
+
-

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NANOPHOTOMETER®C40
Item Number
Touchscreen
Battery Pack
C40
-
-
C40-Touch
+
-
C40-Mobile
+
+

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INSTRUMENT REAR PANEL (NP80/N60/N50/C40)
To boot/shut down the NanoPhotometer®click shortly (< 1 second) on the power on/off button.
Note: Long clicks (> 3 seconds) initiate a hard reset. Only activate a hard reset of the unit when
necessary. To avoid excess hard reboots, it is recommended to power down the unit from the
onboard touch screen by clicking on the power button in the bottom left corner.
INSTRUMENT BOTTOM VIEW (NP80/N60/N50/C40)
Model name, device serial number and FCC ID are located on the identification plate on the bottom of
the instrument.

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ACCESSORIES
STANDARD ACCESSORIES
Connecting Cable
USB connecting cable to connect the NanoPhotometer®to a computer to control the
NanoPhotometer®via computer (please see page 23 Software Installation).
NanoPhotometer®Power Adapter
Power adapter for the NanoPhotometer®and for charging the optional built-in battery pack.
Note: Use only the power adapter supplied with your instrument or a replacement part from the
manufacturer or your supplier.
Dust Cover
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Didymium Glass Filter (C40/NP80)
The certified didymium glass filter can be used to verify the
wavelength and photometric accuracy of the NanoPhotometer®
cuvette applications.

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Standard Solution (NP80, N60, N50)
The NanoPhotometer®is recalibration free therefore it is not
necessary to review the photometric accuracy on a regular basis.
If the SOPs of a laboratory require a routine control of the
photometric accuracy standard solutions can be used.
Note: Specifications of the standard solution are guaranteed for at least one year. Please see
expiration date. Once a vail is opened it can be used for 30 minutes.
Note: Please read the Material Safety Data Sheet carefully prior to using this product.
IQ/OQ documentation (NP80, N60, C40)
The NanoPhotometer®IQOQ package consists of a Standard Solution and/or a Didymium Glass
Filter and a corresponding Excel-based software tool depending on the type of instrument. The Excel-
based software produces an automated report displaying all relevant data for an audit.
Note: The IQ/OQ documentation is not available for the NanoPhotometer®N50.
Submicroliter Cell (C40 only)
The submicroliter cell provides the option of upgrading the
NanoPhotometer®C40 to a device that handles nanovolume samples as
well as cuvette samples. The sample volume range of the submicroliter
cell ranges from a minimum of 0.3 µl to 5.0 µl with the path length
options including 0.04 mm, 0.1 mm, 0.2 mm, 1 mm and 2 mm which
correspond to virtual dilution factors of 1:250, 1:100, 1:50, 1:10, and 1:5
respectively.
DiluCell (C40/NP80 only)
The DiluCell is a disposable cuvette with shortened path length for virtual
dilution of cuvette-based samples. Due to the reduced path length the
DiluCell provides an automatic dilution without the need of a physical
dilution of higher concentration samples. There are two different sizes of
DiluCells available DC 10 and DC 20 which allow an automatic 1/10 and
1/20 dilution of the sample respectively. Bypassing manual sample
dilutions reduces dilution errors and cross-contamination making DiluCell
ideal for GLP. Combined with small sample volume requirements and
bubble free filling, the DiluCell allows for convenient spectrophotometric
analysis from 340 - 950 nm.

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Field Kit
Implen aluminum roller case for safe transportation, designed to fit in most airplane overhead bins;
special compartments for all necessary accessories, cleaning tools and samples.
Note: Delivered w/o NanoPhotometer®and accessories
Note: Operate the NanoPhotometer®only in the roller case when cover is open. Ensure that air
circulation is possible. Always switch the NanoPhotometer®off for transportation.
Barcode Reader
It is possible to import sample names from 1D and 2D barcodes. Connect a compatible barcode
reader to the USB port of the NanoPhotometer®and click on the sample name input window. After
scanning a barcode the sample name will be shown in the input window. The imported name can
then be edited or replaced completely.
Barcode readers that have been tested and verified compatible:
1D: Honeywell Voyager 95X0 Single-Line Laser Scanner
Datalogic Touch65
1D & 2D: AGPtEK SC36
Honeywell Xenon 1900g
DYMO Label Printer
It is possible to connect a DYMO Label printer to the NanoPhotometer®for direct printing on standard
or cryo labels. Recommended and tested printers are the DYMO LabelWriter 4XL (label size 10.3 x
15.8 cm) and the DYMO LabelWriter 450 (5.4 x 10 cm). Cryo labels can be printed with both DYMO
printers using the following label format: 26 x 12.7 mm and 9.5 mm circle.
Note: After starting the NanoPhotometer, plug in the DYMO printer. The home screen will be shown.
Wait at least for 30 seconds for driver installation.
Cryo labels (26 x 12.7 mm and 9.5 mm circle):
Note: Orientation of cryo labels on carrier foil changed from portrait to landscape. Portrait format was
discontinued by the supplier.

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Printout for DYMO LabelWriter 4XL Printout for DYMO LabelWriter 450
Note: The printouts are optimized for the label size of the DYMO LabelWriter 4XL. All other DYMO
printers can be used. However, the font size will be zoomed to utilized paper size.

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Printer
Printing from the NanoPhotometer®is possible via USB and through network connection.
Network printing should be possible with AirPrint®/ IPP compatible printers supporting PDF format.
Note: IPP version 2.2 is required and some printer configuration settings might need to be changed in
order to allow communication with the NanoPhotometer®
The following HP printers have been tested and deemed compatible to print via USB connection:
HP LaserJet 3030
HP LaserJet m1522nf MFP
HP LaserJet 400 color M451nw
HP DeskJet 2543
HP DeskJet 1110
Further HP printers are available upon request.
Note: After starting the NanoPhotometer®, plug in the HP printer. The home screen will be shown.
Wait at least for 30 seconds for driver installation.
CONNECTIVITY
USB A
There is a USB A port on the front as well as the rear panel of the NanoPhotometer®which is
compatible with standard portable USB 2.0 storage devices for direct data transfer in a variety of
formats including Excel. It is also possible to connect a mouse, keyboard, barcode reader, DYMO
printer or HP printer directly to the NanoPhotometer®.
Note: We recommend using FAT/FAT32 formatted 2.0 USB flash drives. Encrypted USB flash drives
are not compatible with the NanoPhotometer®.
Note: Cordless Bluetooth mice are not supported. Use wired mice only.
Note: Connect mouse and keyboard before starting the NanoPhotometer®.
USB B
There is a USB B port located on the rear panel of the instrument which is compatible with the USB
cable provided to connect the NanoPhotometer®to a computer. This USB connection can be used to
control the NanoPhotometer®via computer.
LAN
There is an Ethernet (LAN) connection port on the rear panel of the instrument which enables the
NanoPhotometer®to connect with computers within close proximity. This Ethernet connection can be
used for data transfer from the NanoPhotometer®to a computer or to control the NanoPhotometer®
via a Windows computer. To access the directory of the NanoPhotometer®from a Windows computer
via LAN enter the serial number or IP (\\serial number / \\IP) of the NanoPhotometer®in the Windows-
Explorer and confirm with the enter key. For Mac OS X open the "Connect to Server" dialog in the
"Go" menu of the Mac OS X Finder. Enter the instrument serial number or the active
NanoPhotometer®IP address in the server address field to connect.
Note: Plug in the LAN cable before starting the NanoPhotometer®.
Note: The maximum LAN cable length is 10 meters. Bit rate is 1 Gbit/s

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WiFi
The NanoPhotometer®is equipped with WiFi, which can be used as a WiFi network or as a WiFi
Hotspot. The WiFi network allows data transfer and direct printing via AirPrint®/ IPP compatible
printers supporting PDF format.
Note: IPP version 2.2 is required and some printer configuration settings might need to be changed in
order to allow communication with the NanoPhotometer®
The WiFi Hotspot provides the option to control the NanoPhotometer®by other WiFi devices like
Windows computer, smartphones or tablets.
WiFi Hotspot connection details:
SSID: NanoPhotometer®serial number
Password: Implenuser
Note: Due to the limitations of some handheld devices saving to a wireless device is limited to 40
measurements per dataset. Larger datasets can be saved on the NanoPhotometer®itself.
HDMI
There is an HDMI port located on the rear panel of the NanoPhotometer®which is compatible with
HDMI 1.4 cables (or better) to connect the NanoPhotometer®to HDMI compatible monitors.
Note: The maximum HDMI cable length is 5 meters.
NANOPHOTOMETER®SPECIFICATIONS
NanoVolume Performance
Detection Range dsDNA
1 ng/µl to 16,500 ng/µl (N50: 5 ng/µl to 7,500 ng/µl)
Detection Range BSA
0.03 mg/ml to 478 mg/ml (N50: 0.15 mg/ml to 217 mg/ml)
Minimum Sample Size
0.3 µl
Photometric Range
(10 mm equivalent)
0.02 - 330 A (N50: 0.1 –150A)
Path length
0.67 and 0.07 mm
Dilution Factor
15 and 140
Vortexer
2,800 rpm; tube size up to 2.0 ml
Cuvette Performance
Detection Range dsDNA
0.1 ng / µl to 130 ng / µl
Detection Range BSA
0.003 mg / ml to 3.7 mg / ml
Photometric Range
0 - 2.6 A
Center Height (Z-Height)
8.5 mm
Cell Types
outside dimension 12.5 x 12.5 mm
Heating
37°C ± 0.5°C

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Optical Specifications
Wavelength Scan Range
200 –900 nm (N50: 200 - 650 nm)
Time for Full Scan Range
3.5 –6.0 seconds
Wavelength Reproducibility
± 0.2 nm (N50: ± 1nm)
Wavelength Accuracy
± 0.75 nm (N50: ± 1.5 nm)
Bandwidth
1.8 nm (N50: 5 nm)
Stray Light
< 0.5% at 240 nm using NaI (N50: < 2%) and
< 1% at 280 nm using Acetone (N50: < 2%)
Absorbance Reproducibility
< 0.002 A (0.67 mm path) @ 280 nm
(N50: < 0.004 A (0.67 mm path) @ 280 nm)
Absorbance Accuracy
< 1.75 % @ 0.7 A (0.67 mm path) @ 280 nm of the reading
Zero Stability
±0.003 A/hour after 20 min warm up @ 280 nm
Noise
0.002 A rms at 0 A @ 280 nm; 0.002 A (pk to pk) at 0 A @ 280 nm
Optical Arrangement
1 x 3648 CCD Array (N50: 1 x 1024 CCD Array)
Lamp
Xenon flash lamp
Lifetime
109flashes, up to 10 years
Processing Power and Compatibility
Operating System
Linux based OS
Onboard Processor
Quad Core 1 GHz
Internal Storage
32 GB
Control Options
Onboard with built-in touchscreen, computer, smartphone,
and tablet
Software Compatibility
Windows 7 (32 and 64 bit), Windows 8 (32 and 64 bit), OS X, iOS
and Android
Min. Requirement
Smartphone/Tablet
4 inch screen; Apple: iPad 2, iPhone 5 and iOS 6;
Android Phone: OS version 4.4; Android Tablet: OS version 5.0,
Quad core 1.2 GHz with 1 GB RAM
General Specifications
Size
200 mm x 200 mm x 140 mm
Weight
3.8 –5.2 kg depending on configuration
Operating Voltage
90-250 V, 50/60 Hz, 60 W (90 W with battery pack), 18/19 VDC
Display
1024 x 600 pixels; touchscreen glove compatible
Certifications
CE, IEC/EN 61010-1:2012 and EN 61326-1:2013
Battery Pack
optional rechargeable lithium ion battery; 95Wh, 6,6Ah;
Operation time: up to 10 h; min. charging cycles: 800
Battery Certification
IEC 62133 and UN38.3 transport test
In- and Output Ports
2x USB A, USB B, HDMI, Ethernet, WLAN
Additional Data Input
Mouse and keyboard options
Security
Slot for Kensington lock
Features and specifications are subject to change without notice.
US Patents 20080204755 and 20080106742
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