37079 Gatsegen Phone eNas Cobra3 BASIC-UNIT, USB 12150.50 PHYWE Systeme Gmb!t 8 Co, KG 1 Robar-BoeehGrete 10 49 pst 40 Fax 49/0) 554 604-107 iogphywe de Frvemet wep 2 " me 10 measure 9 “The unit complies € swith the coresponding EC guidelines Fig, 1: Cobra3 BASIC-Unit USB 12180.50, 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS A Carefully read these operating instructions completly before operating this instrument. This fs necessary to avoid damage 10 it, as well as for user-sefely. Check that your mains supply voltage comesponds to that given on the type plato fixed to the instrument + Install the instrument 0 thet the onioff switch and the mains connecting plug are easily accessible ion slots + Do not cover the venti Take care that no liquids or objects enter in through the: ventilation slois, Only use the instrument in dry rooms in which there fe no ‘isk of explosion, Do not stert up this instrument in case of visible signs of damage to itor to the line cord + Only use the instrument for the purpose for which it was, designed. 12180,5012307 2. PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION The Cobra3-Basic-Unit is an interface for measuring, controlling and regulating in physics, chemistry, biology ang technology. It can be operated elthor with a computer (sori USB interface) or - without any computer at all - with a special ‘operating unit (COM-Unit). The instrument is provided with 3 analog inputs (1 module port, 2 sensor ports), 1 anafog output, 3 digital contral leads, 2 timerfcounter inputs and 1 fixed voltage output. The number of inputs and outputs can be increased as required by docking further Basic-Units. Non-electrical quantities can also be determined, by using measuring modules anc sensors. The operating system of the Basic-Unit can be up- dated vie the USB interface. The instrument is contained in a shock~esistant plastic housing, and is equipped with positioning feet, diverse mounting possibilities and connecting elements on the side for docking further Units, 3. HANDLING 3.4 Functional and operating elements Al functional and operating elements, with the sole exception of the threaded connection for a clamp (15), are on the front plate or on the side walls ofthe instrument 1 Module part Collecting connector (25 pin SUB-D sockel) for measuring modules. The analog input 1 is covered and ‘not usable when a measuring module is plugged on. The sensor port S1 remains usable, however. 2 Extension connector for Units 48 pin plug in the side wall for docking a further Unit. The plug connection is secured by special connecting elements (18). PHIWE10 " 2 19 4 Analog input 1 Earth related analog input (4 mm safely sockets) with measuring ranges of #10V end #30V. The safely sockets serve as guiding sleeves when 2 measuring ‘module is plugged on (1), and ate then no longer free for use ‘Sensor port St (On connection of sensors, measuring modules or spaciat instruments to this socket, not only the anaiog input 1, but also the analog output, three supply vollages and three digital control leads are led out A measuring module converter 12150.04 and a data cable 14802.00 4re required ‘or connection of a measuring module ‘Sensor port $2 (On connection of sensors, measuring modules or special instruments to this socket, both the analog input 2 (but only earth related), as well as three supply voltages and three digital contro! leads are led out, A measuring module converter 12150.04 and a data cable 14602.00 are required for connection of # measuring module, Anatog input 2 Earth free, potential separated difference input (4mm safety sockets) with 6-step measuring range: 280 V/4t0V/49 Vs a1 V/203 V/40.1V TIMERICOUNTER 1 Three 4 mm sockets with the functions START", STOP" and @ corimon earth socket, Controlled by TTL impulses fr by contact opening or contact closing. This Input can be used as a timer, as @ counter and es a TTL input TIMER/COUNTER 2 ‘As input 7 and adcitionally with the function .counter with ‘ate time" SB connection Type B Socket, situated in the side wall, for the connection of a USB interface via a data cable 14808.00, Extension connector for Units 48 pin SUB-D socket, situated in the side wall, for docking a further Unit, The plug connection is secured by special connecting elements (77). Connecting elements and positioning foot The movable holding bar which is situated in the side wall gives a tight hold to an additonal Unit docked on the side. The foot can be swung-out to enable the Unit to be held at an inclined postion. The yellow colour ofthe foot indicates the movabily of the holding bar. Voltage supply ‘A low voltage socket in the side wall for connection of the Cobra3 power supply 12151.88 12 V- /> 6 W (positive on the insice), Contro! fame Green light emitting diode which shows that the instrument is tumed on, Further to this, the diode can be used as a signal during experiments, e.g. 28 a flashing light (see 17) Fixed voltago output Pair of 4mm safety sockets for drawing off 2 direct voltage of 8 V/ max, 0.2 A, €.9, for a light barrier Threaded connector for stand clamp with a stand clamp 02043.10 fitted to the back, the Basi-Unit can be held on 2 stand so that itcan easily be ‘seen by everybody. 12180.5012307 16. Dovetail joint For fastening several Units, one anto the other (has no electrical connection} 17 Indicator temp This yellow light emitting diode serves for user guidance, and is also usablo as an indicator lamp curing experiments (see 13). 18 Connecting elements and positioning ‘oot he immovable holding bar which is situated in the side wall gives a tight hole to an additional Unit docked on the side. The foot can be swung-out to enable the Unit to be held at an inclined position. The gray colour of the foot indicates the immovabilty of the holding bar. 3.2 Starting operation " ith @ computer: Connect the USB connector of the Basic-Unit (9) to a USB Socket of the computor by means of the data cable 14608.00. Apply a 12V 1 > 6W direct voltage from a power supply (Cobra3 power supply 12151.99) to Input (12). The green LED (73) indicates that the instrument is ewiiched on. Install the software (enclosed Measure-Demo-CD with codes) on the hard disc of the computer and start the program. To carry on from here, refer to the operating instructions supplied with the program, or to the experimental erature, ting mode, @ COMUnit 12152.00 must be plugged onto the side wall of the Basic-Unit. Stablize the plug connection by first swinging the righthand holding bar ut to the back, then plugging on the COM-Unit and subsequently swinging the holding bar back towards the front so that it acts as a lock to the 48 pin plug connection {see also Fig, 2), In this mode, connect the external 12 V/> 8 W direct voltage from a power supply to the COM-Unit, from which the Basic- Unit is then supplied Operation and evaluation are carried out completely via the COMUnit. The demonstrative presentation of the values measured can be made by moans of a large-scale display 07187.93 or the Display Unit 12154.00, a yT recorder, an analog measuring instrument or a computer (please refer to the operating instructions for the COM-Unit), ‘We recommend that you only plug on or remove measuring modules with the interface switched off. Otherwise the system can collapse, making a re-starl of the user programme andfor switching on or off of the interface necessary. The measuring modules and corresponding measuring probes which are available are listed in section 6.3. 3.3 Notes on operation When the fixed voltage output or the voltage supply of the sensor port or module port are overloaded, the system can break down. In this case, switch the unit off completely, eliminate the cause of the overloading and bring the unit back into operation by carrying out the procedure described above. This causes the unit to return its basic condition, from which itthen again operates as usual This instrument is only to be put into operation under specialist supervision in a controlled electromagnetic environment in research, educational and training facies PHYWEAbb. 2:Vorgang der Befestigung von COM-Unit und BASIC-Unit This means that in such an environment, no mobile phones: lc. are to be used in the immediate vicinity. The individual connecting loads ere each not to be longer than 2:m. ‘The instrument can be 80 influenced by electrostatic charges ‘and other eleciromagnerit phenomena that it no longer functions within the given technical specifications. The folowing measures reduce or do away with disturbances: Avoid fied carpets; ensure potential equalization; camry out ‘experiments on a conductive, earthed surface, use screened, cables, do not operate high-frequency emitters (radios, mobile phones) in the immediate vicinity. After @ total blackout, carry out a "Reset" (new stsit) of the complete system. 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS. S.Anglog inputs ‘Module port Measuring range +10 Connection ‘SUB-D socket, 25 pin Analog In 1 or Sensor port St Measuring range s90V/210V Connection ‘4 mm sockets or SUB-D socket, 9 pin Input Related to earth Input resistance 519k. Analog in 2 bzw. Sensorport $2 Measuring range 230 Vie10 Vis Viet VE 20,3 Vis0.1V Connection 4 mm sockets or SUB-O socket, 9 pin Difference input Not earthed Input resistence 1038 kr + Far all analog inputs: Scan rate max. 500 kHz On-iine mode up to 5 kHz Burst mode 5 Hz - 500 kHz Resolution 12 bits Overvoltage protection to 230 VAC Triggering adjustable 412160.60/2307 Timer(Counter 4.012 Counting capacity 82 oF 40 bits Resolution 1 ps or 250 ns Overvattage protection up to 35 V Connection 4mm sockets Configuration possiiities for: TimeriCounter 4 TimeriCounter 2 Timer Timer Counter Counter Counter Timer : Counter with gate time Analog output (contained in sensor or module ports Voltage range #10 Resolution mv Connection Sub-D socket, 9 or 25 pin Voltage output (2.9. for light barriers) Fixed voltage 5V/O2A Connection 4mm sockets, General data USB interface socket, type B Transmission rate max. 115200 bis Measured value storage 12000 values ‘Connector for Units plug socket, 48 pin Direct voltage suppivg 12V-/>6W Connector low voltage socket, positive inside Housing dimensions 190 x 136 x 80 mm Weightt approx. 850 9 5 ACCESSORIES 3.1 Cobras hardware Cobra’ power supply 12 Vi2 A 12181.99 Cobrag-Com-Unit 12152.00, Cobra Chem-Linit 12163.00, ‘Cobra’ Display-Unit 12184.00, Cobra measuring module converter 12180.04 Data cable USB, plug type A/B,1.8m ——14608.00 5.2 Sensors requiring no measurement module Cobra3, sensor -20...110° C 1220.00 Humicity sensor for Cobra 4221.00, Temp.probe, Pr1000, Cobras 42123.00 Cup anemometer for Cobra3 12124.00 Cobra3 newton sensor +/- 50 N 12125.00 Cobrad current probe 6 A. 12126.00 Cobrad current probe 30 A 1212700 ‘Cobra press. sensor 2.0 bar abs 12128.06, ‘Cobred press. sensor 2.0 bar dif. 12120.00, Cobra’ press. sensor 80 mbar ditt 12130.00, Cobra3 Industry-Sensor-Adapter 12132.00, Data cable for cobra probes, 0,25 m 1250.07, Measuring microphone 03642.00 Movernent sensor with cable 1204.10, Lght barrier, compact 11207.20 Beam stopper 02604:00 Photo diode BPW 26 39119.01 PHYWE5.3 Cobra-Messmodule und Sonden Measuring module pH/potential 42101.00 pli-slectrode, polythene sheathed 18450.00 pHtelectrode, shack resistant 18452.00 pH electrode, fsurface measurem. 18453.00 pH clectrode, sterlisable 18456.00 Measuring mod.,Temperature PT100 42102.00 ‘Temp. probo,immorsion typo, Pt10011759.01 Surface temperature probe PT100 11759.02 ‘Tamp.prode, lnm, PT100, teflon 11759.04 Measuring module, pressure 12103.00, Measuring mod. temp.NiCrNI3306 12104.00, ‘Thermocouple NiCr-Nisheathed — 13616.01 ‘Thermocouple NiCr-Ni,500 C max. 13616.02 Immersion probe NiCr-Ni,-60/1000013615.03, Surface probe NiCr-NI 13616.04 Jmmers probe NiCr-Ni,teflon,300C 13616.05, Measuring module.oxygen 12108.00 Onygen Temperature probe 42105.01 ‘Counter tube module 42106.00 Counter tube, ype A 9025.11 Gounter tbe, ype B (09008.00 Measuring module lux 12107.00 Luxmeter probe se107.01 Lux immersion probe, 10 m cable 07 137.01 Measuring module Conductivity 42108.00 Conductivity probe, 18151.02 Gonduatvty probe, 18161.04 Conductivity probe, 18181.03 Measunng module, Tesla 42108.00 Hail probe, axial 4610.01 Hall prove.tangent.prot.cap ——18810.02 Measuring module Newlon 12110.00 Newton sensor serio.o1 Measuring module function generator ——_*12111.00, 5.4 Cobra3-Software (WINDOWS) Goo ‘Software Cobra Temperature 145031 Software Cobra3 Universal recorder 44504.61 Software Gobra8, Oxygen 1450564 Software Cobra3 Rasioactivty 1450861 Software Gobra3, Lux 1450764 Software Gobra3 Conductivity 1450864 Software Cobra3 pH and potential 1450961 Software Gobra3, Pressure 1451064 Software Cobra3 Timar/Counter 1451161 Software Gobra3 Teanslation/Rotation 1451261 Sottw. Cobras xray spectroscopy 1451361 5.5 Cobra 3 experimental literature Handbuch Physik, Computeruntersiitzes 0191001 Experimentioren mit Cobre Handbook Cobra3, chysics 0131002 Handbuch Chemeiologio, 0132001 omputerunterstitates Experimen- tiaren mit Cobra3 Handbook Chemisty/Bioloay, orsz002 Computerassisted Experiments with Cobre 412180,5012307 6 NOTES ON THE GUARANTEE We guarantee the instrument supplied by us for @ period of 24 months within the EU, or for 12 months outside of the EU. This guarantee doos not cover nalural wear nor damage resulting from improper handling ‘The manufacturer can only be held responsible for the function and technical safety characteristics of the instrument, when maintenance, repairs and changes to the instrument are only carried out by the manufacturer or by personnel who have been explicitly authorized by him to do 50. 7. WASTE DISPOSAL The packaging consists predominately of environmental compatible materials that can be passed on for disposel by the local recycling service. x PHYWE Systeme GmbH & Co. KG Abtellung Kundendienst Robert-Boseh-Breite 10 -37079 Gottingen ‘Should you no longer require this praduet, do Not dispose of with the housetiold refuse. Please retum it to the address below for proper waste disposal Phone +49 (0) 651 604-274 Fax +49 (0) 851 604-246Cobra3 BASIC-UNIT, USB 12150.50 PANWE Systeme Gr & Co.KG Revert BosctGrate 10 -27079 Getingen Phone +49 0) 551 904.0 Fax #49 (0) 981 604-107 ENeilino@phywo.de Imvoet_wuv.crywede ‘Operating instructions ra measure The unl comptios with the corresponding EC qudelines, ce Fig, 1: Cobra BASIC-Unit USB 12160.50. 4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS A Carefully read these operating instructions completly bofore operating this instrumont. This fs necessary to avoid damage to It, as well as for user-safely. ‘Check that your mains supply voltage corresponds fo that siven on the type plate fixed to the instrument. Install the instrument so that the onloff switch and the ‘mains connecting plug are easily accessible. Do not cover the ventilation slots. ‘Take care that no fiquids oF objects enter in through the ventilation slots Only use the instrument in dry rooms in which there is no risk of explosion. Do not start up this instrument in case of visible signs of ‘damage to itor to the line cord, COnty use the instrument for the purpose for which It was designed, 12180.5012307 2 PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION The Cobra3-Basic-Unit is an Interface for measuring controlling and regulating in physics, chemistry, biology and technnology. It can be operated either with a compute (serial USB interface) or - without any computer at all- with a special ‘operating unit (COM-Uni). The instrument is provided with 3 analog inputs (1 module port, 2 sensor ports), 1 analog output, 3 digital contro! leads, 2 timerfcounter inputs and 1 fixed voltage output. The ‘number of inputs and outputs can be increased as required by dacking further Basic-Units. Non-electrical quantities can also be determined, by using measuring modules and sensors. The operating system of the Basic-Unit can be up- dated via the USB interface. ‘The instrument is contained in a shock-resistant plastic housing, and is equipped with positioning feet, diverse mounting possibilities ané connecting elements on the side for docking further Units, 3 HANDLING 3.4. Functional and operating elements Al functional and operating elements, with the sole exception of the threaded connection for @ clamp (15), are on the front plate or on the side walls of the instrument 1 Module port Collecting connector (26 pin SUB-D socket) for ‘measuring modules, The analog input 1 is covered and rot usable when a measuring module is plugged on. The sensor port $1 remains usable, however. 2 Extension connector for Units 48 pin plug in the sido wall for docking a further Unit. The plug connection is secured by special connecting elements (18). 1 PHYWE10 " 2 8 14 16 Anatog input 1 Earth related analog input (4 mm safety sockets) with measuring ranges of #10V and +30. The safety sockets serve as guiding sleeves when 2 measuring ‘module Is plugged on (7), and aro thon no longer free for use, ‘Sensor port St (On connection of sensors, measuring modules or special instruments 10 this socket, not only the analog input 4 but also the analog output, three supply voltages and three digital control leads’ are led out. A measuring module converter 1210.04 and a data cable 14602.00, ‘re roquired for connection of a measuring module. Sensor port $2 ‘On connection of sensors, measuring modules or special instruments to this socket, both the analog input 2 (but only earth related), as well as three supply vollages and three digital control leads are ted out. A measuring module converter 12150.04 and a data cable 14602.00, ‘are required for connection of a measuring module. Anaiog input 2 Earth free, potential separated difference input (4 mm safety sockets) with 6-step measuring range: 230 V/10V/23V/21 V/203 V/40.1V TIMER/COUNTER 1 Three 4 mm sockets with the functions .START’, .STOP* ‘and a common earth socket, Controlled by TTL impulses fr by contact opening or contact closing. This input ean bbe used as a timer, as a counter and as a TTL input TIMER/COUNTER 2 As input 7 and additionally with the function ,counter with gate time’ USB connection Type B Socket, situated in the side wall, for the connection of a USB interface via a data cable 14608.00. Extonsion connector for Units 48 pin SUB-D socket, situated in the side wall, for docking a further Unit. The plug connection s secured by special connecting elements (11) Connecting elements and positioning foot The movable holding bar which is situated in the side ‘all gives a tight hold fo an additional Unit docked on the side. The foot can be swung-out to enable the Unit to be hold at en inclined position. The yellow colour of the foot indicates the movabilty of the hoiding bar. Voltage supply low voltage socket in the side wall for connection of the (Cobra power supply 12151.99 12 V- /> 6 W [positive on the inside), Control farm Green light emitting diode which shows that the instrument is turned on, Further to this, the diode can be Used as a signal during experiments, e.g. as a flashing light (see 17) Fixed vollage output Pair of 4mm safoty sockets for drawing off a direct voltage of 5 V/ max. 0.2 A, e.g, fora light bartir. Threaded connector for stand clamp With a stand clamp 02043.10 fitted to the back, the Basic-Unit can be held on a stand so that itcan easily be ‘seen by everybody. 412180,50/2307 16 Dovetail joint For fastening several Units, one onto the other (has no electrical connection), 17 Indicator lamp “This yellow light omitting diode serves for user guidance, ‘and is also usable as an indicator lamp during experiments (see 13). 18 Connecting elements and positioning foot he Immovable holding bar which is situated in the side walt gives a tight hold to an additional Unit docked on the side, The foot can be swung-out to enable the Unit to be held at an inclined position. The gray colour of the foot indicates the immovability of the holding bar. 3.2 Starting operation When used with a computer: Connect the USB connector of the Baslc-Unit (9) to a USB, ‘socket of the computer by means of the data cable 4608.00, Apply a 12V / > GW direct vollage from a power supply (Cobra3 power supply 12151.99) to input (72). The green LED (19) indicates that the instrument is switched on. Install the software (enclosed Measure-Demo-CD with codes) on the hard disc of the computer and slart the program. To cary on from here, refer to the operating instructions supplied with the program, or to the experimental literature. When used without a computer: In this operating mode, a CON-Unit 1215200 must be plugged onto tho side wall of the Basic-Unit. Stabifze the ‘plug connection by first swinging the righthand holding bar ‘out to the back, then plugging on the COM-Unit and ‘subsequently swinging the holding bar back towards the front 80 that it acts as a lock to the 48 pin plug connection (see also Fig. 2) In this mode, connect the external 12 V /> 8 W direct voltage from a power supply to the COM-Unit, from which the Basic- Unit is then supplied, Operation and evaluation are carried out completely via the COM-Unit. The demonstrative presentation of the values measured can be made by means of a large-scale display 07167.93 or the Display Unit 12184,00, a yT recorder, an ‘analog measuring instrument or a computer (please refer to the operating instructions for the COM-Uat), Handi i We recommend thet you only plug on of remove measuring modules with the interface switched off, Otherwise the system can collapse, making a re-start of the user programme andior switching on or off of the interface necessary. The measuring modules and corresponding messuring probes which are available are listed in section 5.3, 3.3 Notes on operation When the fixed voltage output or the voltage supply of the ‘sensor port or module port are overloaded, the system can break down. In this case, switch the unit off complotely, eliminate the cause of the overloading and bring the unit back into ‘operation by carrying out the procedure described above This causes the unit to return its basic condition, from which it then again operates as usual This instrument is only to be put into operation under specialist supervision in a controlled electromagnetic ‘environment in research, educational and training facilities PHIWETimer/Gounter 1 or 2 ‘Counting capacity 320140 bits Resolution 4 ys or 260 ns, Overvoltage protection up to. 35 Connection 4'mm sockets Configuration possibilities for: TimeriGounter 4 ‘Timer/Counter 2 Timer Timer Counter Counter Counter Timer . Counter with gate time ‘Analog output (contained in sensor or module ports) Voltage range S10 Resolution SmV Connection Sub-D socket, 9 or ‘Abb. 2:Vorgang der Befestigung von COM-Unit und 25 pin BASIC-Unit Voltage output (e.9. for light barriers Fixed voltage SV/O2A ‘This means that in such an environment, no mobile phones Connection 4 mm sockets tc. are to be used in the immediate vicinity. The individual Connecting leads are each not to be longer than 2 m. General data USB intorfaco socket, type B The instrument can be ¢o influenced by electrostatic charges Transmission rate ‘max. 115200 bits ‘and other electromagnerit phenomena that i no longer — Measured value storage 12000 values functions within the given technical specifications, The Connector for Units plug socket, 48 pin following measures reduce or do away with disturbances: Direct voltage supplyg 12Ve/>6W Avoid fitted carpets; ensure potential equalization; cerry out Connector low voltage sockot, experiments on @ conductive, earthed surface, use screened positive inside cables, do nol operate high-frequency emitters (radios, Housing dimensions 190 x 135 x 90 mm mobile phones) in the immediate vicinity. After a total — Weightt approx. 850 g blackout, carry out a "Reset" (new start) of the complete system. 5 ACCESSORIES 5.4 Cobra hardware 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Cobra3 power supply 12 Vi2 A 12151.99, Analog inputs Cobra3-Com-Unit 12152.00, ‘Module port Cobra Chom-Unit 12153.00 ‘Measuring range s10V Cobra Display-Unit 12154.00, Connection SUB-D socket, 25 pin _Cobrad measuring module converter 42150.08 Data cable USB, plug type A/B, 1.8m 1460800 Analog In 1 or Sensor port $1 Measuring range s30V/#10V 5.2 Sensors requiring no measurement module Connection 4mm sockets or SUB-D Cobra3, sensor -20...110° C 4212000 socket, 9 pin Humidity sensor for Cobras 42121.00 Input Relates to earth Temp.probe, P1000, Cobre 1212300 Input resistance 519k Cup anemometer for Cobras 1212400 - Analog In 2 baw. Sensorport $2 Cobra’ newion sensor +/- 50 N 1212500 Measuring range #30 Vis10 Vit3 Vist VI Gobrad current probe 6 A. 4212600 20.3 Vi20,1 V Cobras current probe 30 A 12127.00, Connection 4mm sockets or SUB-D Cobra press, sensor 2.0 bar ebs. 12428.00 socket, 9 pin Cobred press. sensor 2.0 bar dif. 12129.00 Difference input Not earthed Cobred press. sensor 80 mbar dif. 12130.00, Input resistance 1038 Ko Cobrad industry-Sensor-Adapter 12132.00 ~ For all anaiog inputs: Data cable for cobra probes, 0,25 m 1215007 Sean rate max. 600 kHz Measuring microphone 03542.00 Ondine mode up to S kHz Movement sensor with cable +2004.10 Burst mode 5 Hz - $00 kHz Light barrier, compact 11207.20, Resolution 12 bits Beam stopper 0250400 Overvoltage protection 10230 VAC Photo diode BPW 24 39119.01 Triggering adjustable 12150.50/2307 3 PHIWE5.3 Cobra-Messmodule und Sonden Measuring madule pH/potential 12101.00 pH-clectrode, polythene sheathed 18450.00 pHtelectrode, shock resistant 18452.00 pH electrode, f.surface measurem. 18453.00 BH electrode, steriisable 18456.00 Measuring mod.,Temperature PT100 42102.00 ‘Temp. probe,immersion type, Pt100 11769.01 Surface temperature probe PT100 11769.02 Tomp.probe, imm., PT100, tefion 11769.04 Measuring module, pressure 12103.00 Measuring mod, temp.NiCrNi,330 12108.00, isheathed | 19615.01 ,500 C max. 13615.02 Immersion probe NiCr-Ni-50/1000C13615.03 Surface probe NiCr-Ni 49615.04 immers probe NiCr-Nitefion,500613675,05 Measuring modiis.oxygen 12106.00 ‘OxygervTomparature probe 42105.01 Counter tube medule +2106.00 Counter tube, type A 0902511 Counter tube, type & 0005.00 Measuring module lux 42107.00 Luxmeter probe 4210704 Luximmersion probe, 10m cable 07137.01 Measuring module Conductivity 12108.00 Conductivity probe, /= 120m 8151.02 Conductivity probe, /= 30cm 18151.04 Conductviy probe, /= 450m 1815103 Measuring module, Tesle +2109.00 Hall pote, axial 43610.01 Hall probetangent.prot. cep 1364002 Measuring module Newton +2110.00 Newton sensor 12110001 Measuring module function generator 1241.00 5.4 Cobra3-Software (WINDOWS) (td Sotwore Cobra Temperature 14503.61 Sofware Cobra3 Universal recorder 14504.61 Software Cobra, Oxygen 14505.81 Software Cobras Radioactivity 1506.64 Sofware Gobra. Lux 414507.64 Software Cobra3 Conductivity 14508.51 Softwere Cobra pH and potential 1409.64 Softnare Gobra3, Pressure 1451061 Sofware Cobra TimoriCountor sa5m1.61 Software Cobra3 Transltion/Rotation 1481264 Softw, Cobras xray spectroscopy 1451381 55 Cobra 3 experimental literature Handbuch Physik, Computerunterstitztes 01310.01 Experimentieren mit Cobra3 Handbook Cobras, physics 01310.02 Handbuch Chemie/Biologie, 01320.01 Compuleruntersttztes Experimen- tioren mit Cobra Handbook Chemistry/Biology, 1320.02 CComputerassisted Experiments ‘with Gobrad 12180.50/2307 6 NOTES ON THE GUARANTEE We guarantee the Instrument supplied by us for a period of 24 months within the EU, or for 12 months outside of the EU. This guarantee does no! cover natural wear nor damage resulting from improper handling. The manufacturer can only be held responsible for the function and technical safety characteristics of the instrument, when maintonanco, ropairs and changes to the instrument are only carried out by the manufacturer or by personnel who have been explicily authorized by him to do 7. WASTE DISPOSAL The packaging consists predominately of environmental compatible materials that can be passed on for disposal by the local recycling service. ‘Should you no longer requite this product, do ‘ot dispose of it with the household refuse. Please retum it to the address below for proper waste disposal PHYWE Systeme GmbH & Co. KE Abteilung Kundendionst Robert-Bosch-Breite 10 1D-37079 Gottingen Phone +49 (0) 581 604-274 Fax +49 (0) 561 604.246 PHYWE