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Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace

Fiber optic oxygen transmitters

TRANSMITTERS

Instruction Manual

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Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace

Specification:

Fiber optic oxygen transmitters for use

with non-invasive oxygen sensors, sensor probes &

oxygen microsensors

Software:

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Table of Contents

1Preface...........................................................................................................................8

2Safety Notes..................................................................................................................9

3Description of the Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace Transmitter..................................... 10

3.1 Scope of Delivery.......................................................................................................11

3.2 Top Panel....................................................................................................................12

3.3Bottom Panel..............................................................................................................12

3.4 Control Panel..............................................................................................................13

3.5 Barcode Reader.......................................................................................................... 14

4Installation...................................................................................................................15

4.1 Set-up ..........................................................................................................................15

4.2 Software Installation..................................................................................................17

4.3 Adjustment of the Regional Settings of the Operating System............................ 19

4.4 Battery Usage & Charging ........................................................................................21

5Operation..................................................................................................................... 23

5.1 Starting the Device..................................................................................................... 23

5.2 User..............................................................................................................................25

5.3 Sensors .......................................................................................................................27

5.3.1 Add a New Sensor...................................................................................................... 28

5.3.1.1 Add a New Sensor via Barcode................................................................................29

5.3.1.2 Add a New Sensor Manually..................................................................................... 30

5.3.2 Calibrate Sensors....................................................................................................... 32

5.3.2.1 Calibration via Barcode.............................................................................................33

5.3.2.2 Manual Calibration..................................................................................................... 33

5.4 Measurement Settings............................................................................................... 36

5.4.1 Temperature Compensation..................................................................................... 37

5.4.2 Pressure Compensation............................................................................................37

5.4.3 Measurement Conditions.......................................................................................... 38

5.4.4 Salinity Compensation ..............................................................................................38

5.4.5 Interval......................................................................................................................... 39

5.4.6 Logging & Data Management ...................................................................................39

5.5 Measurement..............................................................................................................41

5.5.1 Simple Screen.............................................................................................................41

5.5.2 Details Screen.............................................................................................................44

5.5.3 Graph Screen.............................................................................................................. 45

5.5.4 Scan a New Sensor....................................................................................................47

5.6 Device Settings ..........................................................................................................48

5.6.1 Device Settings Screen ............................................................................................. 48

5.6.2 Energy Management..................................................................................................50

5.6.3 About Screen............................................................................................................52

5.6.4 Sensor Details Screen............................................................................................... 53

5.7 Subsequent Data Handling .......................................................................................53

5.7.1 Sensor Data Management......................................................................................... 55

5.7.2 Measurement Data Management.............................................................................. 61

5.7.3 User Management......................................................................................................63

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5.7.4 Change the Working Directory.................................................................................64

5.8 Error Notification & Troubleshooting ......................................................................65

5.9 Device Menu Structure..............................................................................................66

6Technical Data............................................................................................................ 67

6.1 Specifications.............................................................................................................67

7Operational Notes ......................................................................................................69

6.1 Optical Output ............................................................................................................69

6.2 USB-Power Adapter................................................................................................... 69

6.3 Rechargeable Batteries............................................................................................. 69

6.3.1 Changing the Batteries..............................................................................................69

6.3.2 Safety Instructions..................................................................................................... 71

6.4 Barcode Reader.......................................................................................................... 71

6.4.1 Specifications.............................................................................................................71

6.4.2 Safety Instructions..................................................................................................... 72

6.5 Pt100 Configuration...................................................................................................72

6.6 Maintenance................................................................................................................ 77

6.7 Service.........................................................................................................................77

8CE and FCC Conformity ............................................................................................ 78

9Concluding Remarks .................................................................................................79

Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace

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Preface

1 Preface

You have chosen a new, innovative technology for measuring oxygen.

The Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace are compact, portable, completely stand-alone fiber optic

oxygen transmitters. The data management and export is PC supported.

The Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace are developed especially for small fiber optic oxygen sensors,

oxygen microsensors, flow-through cells and non-invasive sensors. They are based on a

novel technology, which creates very stable, internally referenced measured values. This

allows a more flexible use of oxygen sensors in various fields of interest.

Optical oxygen sensors (also called optrodes) have several important features:

They are small.

Their signal does not depend on the flow rate of the sample.

They can be physically divided from the measuring system which allows a non-

invasive measurement.

They can be used in disposables.

Microsensors allow measurements with high spatial resolution whenever this is

required.

Therefore, they are ideally suited for the examination of small sample volumes, for highly

parallelized measurements in disposables, and for biotechnological applications. A set of

different oxygen mini- and microsensors, flow-through cells and non-invasive sensors is

available to make sure you have the sensor which matches your application.

Please feel free to contact our service team to find the best solution for your application.

Your PreSens Team

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE WORKING

WITH THIS DEVICE. WHEN DISREGARDING THESE INSTRUCTIONS THE SAFETY OF

THE DEVICE CAN BE IMPAIRED.

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Safety Notes

2 Safety Notes

!It is the customer’s responsibility to validate the sensor and transmitter under end-user

conditions according to safety precautions of the application to ensure that the use of

the sensor is safe and suitable for the intended purpose.

PreSens is explicitly not liable for direct or indirect losses caused by the application of these

measurement systems. In particular it has to be considered that malfunctions can occur due

to the naturally limited lifetime of the sensor depending on the respective application. The set-

up of backup measurement stations is recommended when using the sensors in critical

applications to avoid consequential losses. It is the customer’s responsibility to install a

suitable safety system in the event of sensor failure.

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Description of the Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace

3 Description of the Microx 4 &

Microx 4 trace Transmitter

The Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace are precise single channel fiber optic oxygen transmitters with

temperature compensation, and additional compensation of pressure and salinity. They can

be used with small fiber optic oxygen sensors as well as microsensors. The Microx 4 is

designed for small fiber optic oxygen sensors with sensor type PSt7-10 and oxygen

microsensors type PSt7-02 (limit of detection 0.03 % oxygen, 15 ppb dissolved oxygen). The

Microx 4 trace additionally works with PSt8-10 and PSt8-02 type sensors (limit of detection

0.07 % oxygen, 3 ppb dissolved oxygen).

The Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace are portable, completely stand-alone devices with a color

display and control buttons designed to be operated even with heavy gloves on. Easy sensor

handling and calibration is realized with the implemented barcode reader. The Microx 4 &

Microx 4 trace have an integrated, rechargeable battery and built-in memory. Connection to a

PC as well as charging the battery is done via USB. For measurement or sensor data transfer

the Microx 4 & Microx 4 trace are used with a comfortable PC software. An extended,

database supported software version that allows controlling up to 10 Microx 4 / Microx 4 trace

simultaneously is also available (please contact our service team for further information!).

Microx 4

Microx 4 trace

Compatible sensor type

PSt7-10 (1 mm optical fiber)

PSt7-02 (200 µm optical fiber)

PSt7-10 (1 mm optical fiber)

PSt7-02 (200 µm optical fiber)

PSt8-10 (1 mm optical fiber)

PSt8-02 (200 µm optical fiber)

Fig. 1 Microx 4 trace, fiber optic trace oxygen transmitter for use with

non-invasive oxygen sensors, sensor probes & oxygen microsensors

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