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When is an Auto-Setup Required / Not Required?
The Auto-Setup optimizes PMT (photomultiplier tube) gains and the
source lamp currents. After the Auto-Setup is complete, the Automatic
Lamp Control (
ALC On
) is automatically turned on. View the current
status of this function on the
Optical Bench
dialog box.
ALC On
will be
enabled when this function is on.
Auto-Setup is required when:
• The “
w: PMT signal out of range
” alarm is displayed under
MC Scode
on the
Status
tab.
• One or both source lamps are replaced or adjusted.
• The
Lamp Max
or
Signal Max
values have been adjusted.
• The Measuring Cell Windows and/or optics are cleaned.
• Any optical filter is replaced.
• One or both PMTs are replaced.
• The
Optical Bench
board is replaced.
If a “
w: ALC out of range
” alarm is detected, the analyzer will
automatically initiate an Auto-Setup to attempt to clear this alarm without
operator input (ideal for remote analyzer locations). When this warning
is detected, the analyzer is placed into “
zero
” (Flow Control) for the
A-Z
Duration
(
Auto-Zero Duration
,
Gas Calibration
dialog box) before the
Auto-Setup is initiated. If the Auto-Setup completes successfully, a normal
Auto-Zero sequence is carried out and the analyzer is then placed into
normal operation (“
w: ALC out of range
” alarm is cleared). This “self-
initiated” Auto-Setup procedure will be attempted a maximum of three
times. If the three attempts fail to return the analyzer to normal operation,
the analyzer will continue to operate with the “
w: ALC out of range
”
alarm. The analog outputs (example: concentration outputs) are held for
the entire duration of the “
w: ALC out of range
” recovery process.
If the analyzer is caught in a repeating loop of Auto-Setups, this indi-
cates the software can’t adjust PMT signals to meet the value set for
Signal Max
. This is likely due to the lamps nearing their end-of-life.
As a temporary fix, decrease the
Signal Max
(
Optical Bench
dialog
box) to complete the Auto-Setup until the lamps are replaced.
An Auto-Setup is not required as part of a preventive maintenance sched-
ule (that is, do not perform an Auto-Setup every month).
NOTE
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