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Importing Methods for SMART Trac II

1. From the system Main Menu, press “7” on the instrument keypad for “7.SMART Trac”

2. From the SMART Trac menu, press “4” to select “4.IMPORT METHOD.”

3. Ensure that a USB stick containing the method(s) to import is installed in the SMART Trac II USB port.

4. Press

“Ready.”

5. Select the method(s” to import from the USB stick to the SMART Trac II system.

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Summary of Contents for Smart Trac II

Page 1: ...Corporation Quick Start Guide 600269 Rev 1 ...

Page 2: ...nimum SMART Turbo and SMART Trac II Magnet 58 in 148 cm in length and 30 in 76 cm in depth minimum SMART Turbo SMART Trac II Magnet and SMART Trac II Processor f allows the instrument to be connected to a dedicated grounded outlet as specified in the instrument specifications and capable of accepting the plug of the power conditioner illustrated in this manual 2 3 Cut the bands securing the cardbo...

Page 3: ...ect each component of the system for visual damage WARNING If damage is noted do not attempt instrument operation AVERTISSEMENT Ne pas mettre en marche si l instrument est endommagé 8 If any instrument component has been damaged in shipping contact the freight carrier to report the damage and to file a damage report Contact CEM Service or the nearest subsidiary or distributor to request service in...

Page 4: ...Heater Heater Block Cable Connections 4 Power Conditioner Magnet SMART Turbo SMART Trac II Processor Module ...

Page 5: ...le 160270 3 8 Nylon Split Loom BR198859 SMART Trac Operation Manual 600xxx Not illustrated Maintenance Guide SM0044 Cable Kit 160660 containing BNC Cable Ground Cable Shim Cable Short SMB SMB Cable Long SMB SMB Cable Cross over Ethernet Cable BNC Cable Tx out to Tx in Ground Cable SMB SMB Short Cable Tx in to Tx out 37 way Shim Cable Cross over Ethernet Cable SMB SMB Long Cable Rx out to Rx in USB...

Page 6: ...ncluded with the heater block to set the temperature of the heater to 40 C Place the Trac Standards p n 160065 and 160570 in the heater block and permit the standards to heat for at least four 4 hours Note The label on the bottom of the heater indicates the actual voltage CAUTION 13 Plug the power cords from the SMART Turbo and the processor module into the power conditioner 14 Plug the power cord...

Page 7: ...dicator light on the front of the magnet will remain constant indicating that the heater is functioning properly 18 Perform the QuickCheck MONITOR tests as outlined in the instructions supplied in the MONITOR package 20 The SMART Trac II is ready for operation Contact the local sales representative to arrange initial training or refer to the SMART Trac II Operation Manual to begin analysis 19 Perf...

Page 8: ...System Setup ...

Page 9: ...SMART Trac II Setup Guide ...

Page 10: ...Normalization Standard into the heater block Turn the SMART Trac II instrument on and perform steps 2 through 6 immediately Note Standards must be thermally conditioned at 40C for at least 4 hours Oil Standard Normalization Standard ...

Page 11: ...2 The SMARTNMR and CEM Communicator activate automatically upon instrument startup SMARTNMR System Tray Icon CEM Communicator ...

Page 12: ...3 Right click SMARTNMR and select Tools System Setup ...

Page 13: ...4 Select on System Setup ...

Page 14: ...topping between each procedure to prompt for user input Magnet Temperature Offset SHIM Setup Cal lock Frequency Optimization Pulse Width Optimization Correct standard to use for each procedure SHIM Setup Oil Standard Cal lock Normalization Standard Frequency Optimization Oil Standard Pulse Width Optimization Oil Standard ...

Page 15: ...6 When prompted for the Magnet Temp Offset lift the blue cover on the magnet and enter the temperature offset number shown on the label Select OK ...

Page 16: ...SHIM Setup prompt for Oil Standard Cal lock prompt for Normalization Standard ...

Page 17: ...Frequency Optimization Prompt for Oil Standard Pulse Width Optimization Prompt for Oil Standard ...

Page 18: ...window indicates Complete select OK and proceed with Unit Normalization Record the data shown in Results Auto SHIM Complete Offset Frequency P90 P180 Frequency Range 23 3800 23 4200 P90 Range 3 0 6 5 P180 Range 6 0 15 0 ...

Page 19: ...reated or imported until unit normalization is performed 4 Select SMART Trac II Press 1 to toggle between SMART Trac I II 5 Press Ready 6 Remove sample or oil standard if present on the magnet 7 Press Ready Note Process will take about 5mins 8 Collecting data at gain 10 25 and 50 will be shown on the screen ...

Page 20: ...rature Stabilization will be shown on the screen 12 Collecting data at gain 10 25 and 50 will be shown on the screen 12 Collecting data at gain 10 25 and 50 will be shown on the screen 13 When done screen will go back to the SMART Trac menu After unit normalization you can now begin developing importing method s on the SMART Trac II ...

Page 21: ...Backup SMART Trac II Methods for customer Main Menu Press 7 SMART Trac Press 5 Export Method Select Method Select Method Insert USB Stick Press Ready Leave USB stick with customer ...

Page 22: ...Complete Backup SMART Trac II for installer Insert USB stick Right click the SMART NMR icon Highlight Tools Export Diagnostic Data Select Export Diagnostic Data Select Export Diagnostic Data Select Yes ...

Page 23: ...Method Importation ...

Page 24: ...ument keypad for 7 SMART Trac 2 From the SMART Trac menu press 4 to select 4 IMPORT METHOD 3 Ensure that a USB stick containing the method s to import is installed in the SMART Trac II USB port 4 Press Ready 5 Select the method s to import from the USB stick to the SMART Trac II system ...

Page 25: ...Method Creation ...

Page 26: ...N Default Moisture Fat NMR Type 1 Standard Enter Parameters for Moisture Power 100 Delta Weight 0 2mg Delta Time 10sec Max Time 10min Default Bias 0 Default Min Result 0 Default Max Result 100 Default Next Page Max Temp 100o C Based on AOAC oven method Min Wt Range 2 0g 2 0 is Default Max Wt Range 2 5g Wt Compensation ON Next Page Fat Range 80 80 or 1 80 Default 1 Condensed Skim Fat Bias 0 80 Butt...

Page 27: ...t sample 5 30 EDIT Standard 5 30 lowest fat sample Press ADD Standard and repeat at least 3 times to collect signal mass Now that you have the second point the fat values will be calculated and shown Select the points press line number to toggle on off that are within specifications of reference to create your Linear Fat Equation Note Each time you select a point it will recalculate the line and t...

Page 28: ... 2 10 48 1409 0634 2 3315 g 3 10 61 1417 2236 2 5314 g Edit Standard 5 30 Fat S M Mass 1 5 26 1036 0111 2 1222 g 2 5 35 1040 1713 2 2231 g 3 5 30 1038 0225 2 1315 g Once appropriate points are selected and there are at least 3 points for each reference within specification exit to Main Menu saves method Then EXPORT METHODS to a USB stick refer to REFERENCE PROCEDURES Please EMAIL METHODS to your C...

Page 29: ... the corresponding cal mth and pse files For example If emailing cream method attach cream cal cream mth cream pse To Edit an Existing Method To Edit FAT References Exit to the Main Menu Select 7 SMART Trac Select 3 Edit Method Standards Note EXPORT edited method to a new USB Stick To Edit Moisture Parameters Exit to the Main Menu Select 2 Edit Create Method Select Method Navigate Through Screens ...

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