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PRE-INSTALLATION CHECK POINTS

1 ENTRANCE TO THE ROOM

2 ROOM REQUIREMENTS
3 SERVICES FOR MICROSCOPE
4 PERFORMANCE LIMITING FACTORS

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Fig 1.1 Table of Microscope dimensions and weights
Fig 1.2 CM100/CM120 Microscope dimensions
Fig 1.3 CM100/CM120 Minimum room layout
Fig 1.4 CM100/CM120 Service clearances and room
Fig 1.5 CM100/CM120 Room layout, part 2
Fig 1.6 General recommendations airco & room light
Fig 1.7 Cross section of room to show minimum airflow
Fig 1.8 Mechanical vibrations CM100 - V
Fig 1.9 Mechanical vibrations CM100 - F<>B
Fig 1.10 Mechanical vibrations CM100 - L<>R
Fig 1.11 Acoustic vibrations CM SERIES
Fig 1.12 Electromagnetic fields CM100
Fig 1.13 Humidity
Fig 1.14 Pre-installation check list part 1
Fig 1.15 Pre-installation check list part 2
Fig 1.16 Pre-installation check list part 3

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1 ENTRANCE TO THE ROOM

1.1 DOOR WIDTH

1.2 DOOR HEIGHTS

1.3 STAIRS

1.4 CORRIDORS

1.5 TRESHOLDS

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2 ROOM REQUIREMENTS

2.1 WIDTH

2.2 LENGTH

2.3 HEIGHT

2.4 TEMPERATURE
• AIRCO

2.5 HUMIDITY

2.6 ROOM LIGTHING

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3 SERVICES FOR MICROSCOPE

3.1 POWER SUPPLY

3.2 WATER

3.3 AIR PRESSURE

3.4 NITROGEN

3.5 SF6 NOT FOR CM10(0)/12(0)

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4 PREFORMANCE LIMITING FACTORS

4.1 VIBRATIONS
• ACCOUSTIC
• FLOOR
• MICROSCOPE

4.2 STRAY FIELDS

• POWER DISTRIBUTION
• EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT
• GROUND LOOPS

4.3 TEMPERATURE
• ROOM
• WATER (ABOVE DEW POINT)

4.4 DRAUGHT

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DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS OF THE MICROSCOPE + ACCESSORIES

Weight Dimensions Weight Dimensions

crated (w x d x h) unpacked (w x d x h)
(kg) (cm) (kg) (cm)

CM100/120 DESK + COLUMN 960 185x121x213 830 167x117x184

CM100/120 POWER SUPPLY 650 148x 88x163 510 120x60x130

CM100/120 ELECTR. RACK 270 103x103x156 170 69.5x 51.5x130

(STEM respectively NO STEM) 230 103x103x133 130 69.5x51.5x106

CM100/120 TABLE TOP, ETC *300 122x102x122 *235

EDAX CONSOLE PV9900 144 72x76x106 *120 56x67x80

EDAX COLOUR MONITOR *40 55x54x78 *25 38x37x40

EDAX DETECTOR PV9760 *45 72x46x80 *10 22x52x62

PHOTO MONITOR 23 57x39x16 17 33x25x65

Separate unit (without camera)

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 Fig. 1-2 CM100/CM120 Microscope dimensions Basic course Pre- Installation 1-8

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200
1200

400
400
Power

50
supply unit

600
260

70
280
100
115
cable duct
550 550
100

800

50
1000
265 260
H2O, N2, Air Electrical cables
120

695

Electronics

437.5
rack
981
700

515

1170
472

1018
300
87.5

Microscope console
515
915
745
1334
1505
1670

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CM100/CM120 Microscope dimensions, Fig. 1
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Fig. 1-2 CM100/CM120 Microscope dimensions Basic course Pre- Installation 1-8
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min. 2500

Power
supply unit

00
.15
min
min. 3000

min. 450
Electron
ics rack

Microsc
ope con
sole
min. 300

min. 600
min. 300

EM4594A
Lay-out for CM120 (not for BioTWIN)

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CM100/CM120 Minimum room layout, Fig. 3

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Fig. 1-3 CM100/CM120 Minimum room layout Basic course Pre- Installation 1-9
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F B min. 150

Power
C supply unit 600

min. 250 D min. 150

min. 1500

min. 800 max. 1050

400
1670
A

min. 300 min. 450

Electronics
rack

E
1170
Microscope console

min. 600
min. 350

EM4301A
CABLE LENGTH ABCD = 5M
EF = 2.45M

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Fig. 1-4 Service clearances and room layout Basic course Pre- Installation 1-10
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min. 2200 max. 2450

min. 2650

min.2450

min. 200

EM4290

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Fig. 6, CM100/CM120 Microscope dimensions and room layout

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Note: The size of the openings in the ceiling must be such that
the air draught is less than 1cm /min.
Tube light Tube light

Tube light
1meter

Tube light
Chimn
ey
Note: Within this area draughts should be
eliminated as far possible.

Tube light Tube light

Power cabinet

Service room

EM6916

Air into the room Air extracted from the room

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Fig. 1-6 General recommendations airco & room light Basic course Pre- Installation 1-12
 Fig. 1-7 Cross section of room to show min. airflow Basic course Pre- Installation 1-13

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Cross section of the room
Ceiling

The holes in the ceiling must The holes in the ceiling must
be such that the air draught be such that the air draught
is < 1cm/min. is < 1cm/min.

Service
room

Microscope room
curtain
curtain
Heat source

Fig. 8a

Most preferred room air-condioning

Ceiling for extraction of air

The chimney as shown in the figure
above can also be used here.
Service room
Microscope room curtain
curtain

Sub-floor for supply of air

EM6917

Fig. 8, CM100/120 cross section of room to show minimum airflow

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Fig. 1-7 Cross section of room to show min. airflow Basic course Pre- Installation 1-13
 Fig. 1-8 Mechanical vibrations CM100 - V Basic course Pre- Installation 1-14

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Mechanical vibrations
CM100 -V

CM100 V (Z)
10m

Mechanical vibrations (PCB .5V/g)

5m

1m
500
III

100
II
50
g
I
10
Oct/3 - rms
5

1µ

0.5 1 5 10 50 100 500 Hz

EM7108A

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Fig. 1-8 Mechanical vibrations CM100 - V Basic course Pre- Installation 1-14
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Mechanical vibrations
CM100 -F<>B

CM100 H F B (X)
10m

Mechanical vibrations (PCB .5V/g)

5m

III
1m
500
II

100
I
50
g

10
Oct/3 - rms
5

1µ

0.5 1 5 10 50 100 500 Hz

EM7109A

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Fig. 1-9 Mechanical vibrations CM100 - F<>B Basic course Pre- Installation 1-15
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Mechanical vibrations
CM100 - L<>R

CM100 H L R (Y)
10m

Mechanical vibrations (PCB .5V/g)

5m
III

1m II
500

I
100

50
g

10
Oct/3 - rms
5

1µ

0.5 1 5 10 50 100 500 Hz

EM7110A

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Fig. 1-10 Mechanical vibrations CM100 - F<>B Basic course Pre- Installation 1-16
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Acoustic vibrations CM SERIES

CM’s

112

92

Acoustiaal Vibrations
dB
SPL

52

Oct/3 - rms

32
20 100 800 Hz 1kHz 2 5 10 20 kHz

EM7123A

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Fig. 1-11 Acoustic vibrations CM SERIES Basic course Pre- Installation 1-17
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Electromagnetic fields CM100

50

30

10

Magnetic fields
mV
BT X, Y
- 10
HC X, Y
BT Z

- 30 HC Z

Time - Peakhold
- 50
4 12 20 28 32 ms

EM7126

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HUMIDITY

Various parts in the microscope are cooled. In case the humidity is high these
parts may accumulate condensation. This will depend on the relation
temperature versus relative humidity.

30

100%
25 90%
80%
T Dew point(OC)

70%
20
60%
50%
15
40%
10 Relative
humidity

10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30
T ambient (OC) EM1372A

This relation should always be carefully checked as condensation will

seriously damage the interior of a microscope. An easy check as to determine
if condensation is formed is to simply feel if the water hose connected to input

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11 PRE-INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

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Subject Min. / Max. value and ok Remarks
yes no

Door opening min. 98.5 cm width 100 cm for CM120 BioFil-

min. 201 cm height ter

Ceiling height min. 245 cm 270 cm recommended

Overall floor space min. 250 x 300 cm no accessories incl.

min. 250 x 350 cm no accessories incl.

Room temperature recommended 23 °C min. 12 °C

max. 30 °C

Room temperature varia- 0.5 °C / hour

tions 0.05 °C / min.
Relative humidity 80 % at 20°C dewpoint below 18 °C

Pneumatic air min. > 5.0 x 105 N/m2 Connected via 8.5 mm
supply pressure max < 7.0 x 105 N/m2 hose pillars
oil contents
< 0.08 mg/cm3

Mechanical vibrations see handbook ordering number

"Mechanical Vibrations" 4822 870 10078

Magnetic fields CM100< 350nT Equals 3.5mG or 0.28A/m

(horizontal) CM100Bio< 225nT Equals 2.3mG or 0.18A/m
CM120< 350nT Equals 3.5mG or 0.28A/m
CM120Bio< 185nT Equals 1.9mG or 0.15A/m

Magnetic fields CM100< 650nT Equals 6.5mG or 0.52A/m

(vertical) CM100Bio< 500nT Equals 5.0mG or 0.40A/m
CM120< 650nT Equals 6.5mG or 0.52A/m
CM120Bio< 440nT Equals 4.4mG or 0.35A/m

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Checked
Subject Min. / Max. value and ok Remarks
yes no

Water pressure min. > 3.0 x 105 N/m2 Water flow 45l/hour per
(Pa) (3 Bar) branch (3 liter/min total)
max < 6.0 x 105 N/m2 Water flow 45l/hour per
(Pa) (6 Bar) branch (3 liter/min total)

Water pressure stability at Pulses max.

input < 0.1 x 105 N/m2 (Pa)
(< 0.1 Bar)

Water temperature at max 20 °C ± 0.5 °C rise is 7 °C at max load

input

Water temperature < 0.1 °C / min

stability and < 0.005 °C / sec

Nitrogen supply pressure min. > 0.1 x105 N/m2 Connected via 6.0 mm
(Pa) hose pillars
max < 0.5 x 105 N/m2
(Pa)
Water contents < 10 ppm

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Checked
Subject Min. / Max. value and ok Remarks
yes no

Mains supply 200V, 210V, 220V, 230V, Other voltages via trans-
240, 50 / 60 Hz former PW 6345/01

Power consumption CM100 3000 W Power factor 0.85

incl. acc. 5500 W
CM120 3300 W
incl. acc. 5800 W

Line voltage ±10% including transients**

Mains connection according to section 9.5 6 mm2 conductors

Fusing and earthing according to section 9.5

Cable duct according to section 9.6

Room lighting according to section 9.7

1RWH ** In case of voltages of - 6% with a duration of more than 1 min., a mains stabilizer PE1403 (850 VA) must be used to feed the heating ele-
ment of the ODP

1RWH Any deviation from these installation and safety requirements may cause deterioration in Instrument Specification.

Service Acceptance: .................................................................................................................

User Acceptance : ...................................................................................................................

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