ThermoFisher Scientific iN10 User manual

Procedure: Installation
Title: iN10 Installation Checklist
Revision: 02
Procedure # Install-00
ECCN: EAR99
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iN10/iN10MX
Part number: 912A0604/912A0605
Part description: iN10/in10MX Integrated Infrared Microscope
Functional description:
Problems associated with this assembly:
Tools required:
Scissor
Short handled medium Phillips screwdriver
Long handled medium Phillips screwdriver
Flat blade screwdriver
5/64” balldriver or L-wrench (array alignment)
Needle nose pliers (iZ10 interface installation)
Pliers (iZ10 installation)
3/16” L-wrench (iZ10 installation)
5/32” balldriver (iZ10 installation)
Laboratory grade powder-less gloves
ATR Crystal alignment procedure
Service test slide
100um Pinhole slide
Estimated time required: Approximately 4 -12 hours
depending on ValPro configuration.
Notes:

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Rev Notes
00 Release.
01 Added Save bench parameters under System Operation section.
Moved running a bench status report to the System Operation section.
Added revision table.
02 Added revision 00 information.
Added ECCN number.
Added Safety page.
Added Remove the array detector shipping restraint if applicable (refer
to the latest iN10 installation procedure); iN10MX systems only to the
Preparing the system and loading OMNIC Picta section.

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Important: Prior to performing any replacement procedure, you must read the
Nicolet iN10 Safety Guide. If you do not have the Safety Guide, it is available for
download from the PSE website. If you do not have access to the PSE website,
email international support to request access at
[email protected]
Safety Risks when performing this procedure:
None

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Setting customer expectations
Clearly explain the services you will provide during the installation.
Explain the installation procedure.
Inform the customer of any known backorders.
Identify a suitable location for the system.
Review the site preparation manual with the customer. This manual
contains specifications for the operating environment. Identify any
environmental factors that do not comply with the guidelines in the site
preparation manual. Advise customer how these factors affect the
installation.
Pre-installation checklist (reference only)
Use this checklist to make sure the installation site is properly prepared.
Location:
The instrument location is easily accessible to service personnel.
The system fits through the necessary doorways and elevators.
There are no floor or bench top vibrations from other laboratory equipment,
air conditioners, fume hoods, or electrical motors.
There are no strong magnetic fields closer than 20 feet (7 meters).
The floor and laboratory bench can safely support the weight of the
system.
The table height is convenient for using the instrument and any
accessories.
There is adequate clearance around the system to perform service
procedures.
A telephone is available and within reach of the instrument.

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Environment considerations:
No static producing objects are near the instrument.
The system is away from outside windows.
The room temperature is constant between 16ºC (60ºF) and 27ºC (80ºF).
The non-condensing humidity is between 20% and 80%. The area is free
from dust.
Utility Services:
A dedicated 15A power line for standard 110 VAC is available.
The power outlet has a definite earth ground (not just neutral).
A source of dry air or nitrogen has been provided (if the instrument is to be
purged).
A supply of liquid nitrogen is available (if an MCT and/or array detector
was ordered).
Certifying the spectrometer
If the customer ordered ValPro with Installation Certification, you must perform a
certified installation. To do so, you must be trained and certified on ValPro.
Follow the instructions in the ValPro documentation to perform the installation.

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Unpacking the system
Notice: This procedure assumes the instrument has been at room temperature for at least 24
hours and has not been removed from the packing box and bag.
Notice: Before you unpack the system, inspect the shipping container for damage. If possible,
take digital photos of any damage. Report any damage to the shipper immediately. Inspect the
shock watch and anti-tilt indicators on outside of box for indication of mishandling.
Notice If the customer unpacked the system, verify that the system components and accessories
are complete.
Inspect the packing list and compare it to the actual shipment. Identify any
missing parts or backordered items. Backordered libraries and most
sampling accessories will include instructions to allow the customer do the
installation.
Open and unpack the shipping box. The documentation in the tray should
include the following:
“Open me first” binder with a packing check list
System software
Power cord
Power supply
USB 2.0 cable
Replacement Desiccant
Optional items the customer may have ordered:
oPurge regulator and flow meter kit
oMCT fill funnel and thermos
Report any missing parts to order entry at Thermo Fisher Scientific. You
must specify that the part was missing in the shipment and include the
system order number.
Lift the instrument from the box to the table top where it will be
permanently installed. The instrument weighs 69 kg (152 lbs) or more, so
2 people should lift it.
Remove the instrument from its protective plastic bag.
Check the desiccant indicator on the side cover and verify that the color is
still blue. If it has turned pink or white, replace the desiccant.
Notice: If the humidity indicator is white, there is a risk that the internal components
have been damaged

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Attaching the external iZ10
If the system is configured with an external iZ10, follow the latest iN10
installation procedure and remove the external AEM flipper mirror’s
shipping restraint from the iN10 and connect the flipper mirror cable when
instructed.
Follow the iN10 installation procedure and connect the interface plate as
instructed.
Install the external beam port lens into the iN10 main cover.
Remove the purge plug from the cover of the iZ10.
Attach the accessory cable.
Preparing the system and loading OMNIC Picta
There is no shipping restraint on the interferometer.
Remove the array detector shipping restraint if applicable (refer to the
latest iN10 installation procedure); iN10MX systems only.
Install the sample stage (manual or XY).
Attach the stage cable if applicable.
Attach the external power supply.
Set up and connect computer and computer components.
Use the OMNIC Picta installation CD to install OMNIC Picta on the system
computer.
Use the iN10 driver CD to install the iN10 driver on the system computer.
Use the Camera Driver CD to install the camera driver on the system
computer.
Use the ValPro CD to install ValPro on the system computer (if applicable).
Plug the USB 2.0 cable into a USB 2.0 connector on the back of the
system computer. Do not use a USB hub!
Connect the USB 2.0 cable to the connector on the back of the iN10.
Connect the accessory cable from the iZ10 to the iN10 (if applicable).
If included in the shipment, connect the purge regulator and flow meter,
and then set the flow rate according to the information in the instrument
help in Omnic, under the help menu.
Record the aperture calibration parameters.

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Turn the computer on
Reinstall any drivers if prompted.
Configure the system, optional accessories, and initialize components
through system software according to the iN10 installation procedure.
System Operation
Cool the MCT and array detectors (if applicable).
Align the interferometer.
Verify System Status.
Run IQ performance tests through Advanced Diagnostics for TGS and
MCT detector (if applicable).
Verify the array detector according to the iN10 installation procedure (if
applicable).
Verify ATR according to the iN10 installation procedure (if applicable).
Validate the iZ10 through Advanced Diagnostics (if applicable).
Verify Smart Accessories (if applicable).
Run ValPro (if applicable).
Save system parameters from DDiag to be able to restore parameters in
the event of a future electronic module replacement.
Run Bench Status Report to archive installation information for future
reference.

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System Overview
Show the customer how to use the Help menu in OMNIC Picta to access
the software help.
Point out the safety labels on the instrument and explain the significance
of each label.
Identify and explain the customer LRUs. There are only four parts that the
customer can replace:
The IR source.
The desiccant cartridge.
The humidity indicator.
The external brick power supply
Recommend that the system should be left on at all times (unless there is
a scheduled power outage or service or maintenance needs to be done).
Leaving the instrument on increases the instrument’s stability and helps
provide consistent performance. Also, the consistent temperature reduces
the risk for moisture condensation inside the instrument.
Review the customer Bench Diagnostics and performance tests.
Encourage the customer to run the performance test often to track the
instrument’s long term performance.
Demonstrate how to use OMNIC Picta and collect data. Specifically, show
the customer how to use:
Wizards
Drop down menus.
Instrument help under the help menu of OMNIC Picta.
The OMNIC Picta toolbars.
Smart accessories. (Show how to install them, perform the
throughput test, and how to open the associated experiment files.)
Explain the instrument’s warranty.
Complete the installation report.