User manual for the Zetasizer Nano instrument. Sign up for free today. Application notes, technical notes, articles, white papers and software downloads. Sauter nova 240 manual espaol pdf. Instrumat has recorded screenshots of the Malvern Zetasizer DTS software (Vers. 7.01) to show how.

How to get the latest software for the classic Zetasizer Nano? March 9th, 2015 By While at the Malvern exhibit at quite a few visitors to our booth have asked where to find the latest software version for the Malvern Zetasizer Nano series. And we also encountered a similar question at the Short Course # 78: Where can I find the latest version of the Zetasizer software? When we improved our website, some of you may have noticed that the previous direct link to the software download page listing all available Zetasizer software versions no longer exists. Since we migrated to the new site, the old link had to be replaced. However, to make things easier for you and more findable on Google, here is a listing of direct links to the currently available versions of the, software series 7 • (with integrated Win10 signed drivers) • for Win10 please also install • • • • • • If you are reading this post and the above links do not work for you, you could try to use the to locate the software you were looking for. If that still leaves you without success, then.

My Zetasizer software is not working! Fortunately this is a very rare event. If you have an older computer, try to use an earlier version of the software, for example 7.11 would be less taxing on your system than 7.12 if your computer is already at its performance limit (i.e. Low on memory, slower processor). If you have a very new computer there may be an incompatibility with secure boot in Win8 and Win10.

If the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI, UEFI) is enabled with Secure Boot then this may result in blocking a required Malvern USB driver from connecting with the Zetasizer. Until these drivers are updated, a known workaround is to permanently disable secure boot at the UEFI level.

Contact Malvern if you require assistance with this (SBU1046-01). And for an ultra-quick-start-guide if you are trying to run it with an instrument (not required to analyze data): Once downloaded on a computer with Win7 or Win8 (or earlier will probably still work as well), install the software, do not start it yet, but then plug the USB cable into the computer, connect power to the instrument, turn the instrument on, and let the driver installation finish (this may take a couple of minutes, it goes in two stages, agree that the Malvern driver is unknown to Windows). When that is completed, start the software, select Zetasizer Nano, open a new file and you are ready to begin taking measurements.

The manual for the system is available in pdf after the software is installled, and it can be found at Start – Programs – Malvern Instruments – Zetasizer Software – Documentation – Manuals Man0485 There are also a range of other useful documents of interest to help you along, however if you have used the system before you very likely may not need any help. Free tutorial recording: “” (no registration required) The Zetasizer USB drivers are not installing! This may happen with XP. Go to Device Manager (right-click on the My Computer icon, then properties, then Device Manager) and find the yellow exclamation mark, update the driver, select from specific location (not internet) and point to C: Program Files Malvern Instruments Zetasizer Software 7-12 USB Drivers [this is where the USB drivers for the Zetasizer software are located on your computer]. You may have to reboot before and / or after. For Windows10, the default secure boot may be disabling the driver for the Zetasizer [up to and including v 7.12].

This can be circumvented by changing the system setup to disable ‘Secure Boot’. You can ask your IT department yourself, or if comfortable with advanced settings, get into the BIOS by rebooting the computer while holding the Shift key (this booting may take several minutes), then Options-Troubleshoot-Advanced Options-UEFI Firmware Settings-Secure Boot-Secure Boot Enable – check the “Disabled” button and acknowledge that it will reduce system security, Apply, Exit. The computer will reboot and should now work normally with the Malvern Plug and Play PnP drivers. Update for Windows 10: There is now a signed driver update available – so that the Secure Boot no longer has to be disabled.