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Connecting The FROG to Ellvin 

1.  Open the Ellvin GC Software  
2.  Plug serial data cable (Figure 5) into data port on side of FROG (Figure 2).  
3.  Turn FROG on 
4.  In  Ellvin  select  the  dropdown  menu  to  the  right  of  the  port  icon  (Figure  6)  and 

select a COM port (the FROG is usually the last port on the list). 

5.  If  connection  is  successful  in  the  lower  left  corner  of  the  software  it  will  display: 

CONNECTED   PARAMS LOADED       

    

 

6.  If  a  connection  was  unsuccessful  it  may  be  necessary  to  install  the  proper  drivers. 

These  can  be  installed  manually  by  opening  the  CDM  application  on  the  software 
USB drive under Defiant Tech Ellvin\USB to Serial Drivers\ CDM 2.04.06.exe. 

Important! 

DO NOT 

invert the instrument with the sparge bottle attached. 

DO NOT 

transport or store the instrument with liquid in the sparge bottle. 

DO NOT 

handle or carry system when sample is being analyzed.

 

Powering the FROG

 

The FROG may be run on battery or an AC power source. 
Battery: 
1.  The battery is already installed in the FROG. 
2.  There is a battery indicator on the back of the FROG. Five bars show that the FROG 

is fully charged.  

AC Power Source:  
1.  The FROG can be run on an AC Power Source. To run on power, plug power supply 

(Figure  3)  into  power  source  and  then  into  12  VDC  Power  port  on  side  of  FROG 
(Figure 2). 

To turn the FROG on, slide the power switch located on the side of the instrument into 

the up position. A green light should appear (Figure 4).  

Installing the Ellvin GC Software

 

The Ellvin GC Software is located on a USB Drive in the zipper pouch of the FROG’s 
case. To install the software run the setup file located in the folder labeled Defiant Tech 

Ellvin. 

 

Recommended  Computer  Specifications: 

Pentium  dual  core  or  faster,  Windows  7  or 

more current, and 2 GB memory.

 

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Figure 2: FROG-5000 and close up of data and power ports 

Figure 1: Do not invert FROG with sparge 
bottle attached.  

Figure 4: Power switch (on position) 

Figure 3: Power Cable 

Figure 5: Serial Data Cable 

Figure 6: Selecting a COM port to connect FROG to software 

Setting up the FROG for Sampling 

 

Water/Soil Sampling will require:  
Sparge  Tube  and  5  mL  Syringe.  For  blank  water  samples  use  distilled  or  de-ionized 

water.  

 
Air Sampling will require:  
FROG  Air  Sampling  Kit  (pg  6).  For  blank  air  samples  the  carbon  filter  tube  in  the  air 

sampling kit can be used to filter the air or any other source of clean air may be used.  

 
Refer  to  the  following  pages  for  further  details:  Water  Analysis  page  4,  Soil  Analysis 

page 5, Air Analysis pages 6 and 7.  

 
Before sampling:  
1.  Make sure instrument settings are correct for the application 
2.  Calibrate or have the Frog calibrated for the application 
3.  Run a blank before attempting sample analysis. A blank run should produce a clean 

baseline (Figure 7) 

4.  (Optional) Adjust Retention Times if using the Frog at a different location than the 

one where it was calibrated.  Elevation changes will affect retention times. 

Figure 7: Clean baseline in Ellvin, free of peaks (Note: there 
is a slight peak in the beginning, this is normal and accepta-
ble) 

Battery 

Indicator 

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Summary of Contents for FROG-5000

Page 1: ...lling the Ellvin GC Software The Ellvin GC Software is located on a USB Drive in the zipper pouch of the FROG s case To install the software run the setup file located in the folder labeled Defiant Te...

Page 2: ...strument and DO NOT revert to the default settings when power is removed or computer is disconnected Setting the Frog up for an Application It is important to make sure the Frog is using the correct s...

Page 3: ...on the FROG Defiant recommends running five calibration standards from lowest to highest concentration Refer to later sections regarding running samples and analyzing the data The steps to generate a...

Page 4: ...load water position so the red arrow points toward the connected syringe Figure 21 5 Inject sample into the instrument the sparge bottle now holds the sample Figure 22 6 Lift the sparge bottle up into...

Page 5: ...the play button to start a run Figure 31 2 Make note of the dilution of the sample If 1g of soil was diluted in 5mL of water this gives a dilution factor of 5 so any concentration results will need to...

Page 6: ...Note that the transfer line does not need anything attached to it if sampling ambient air See next page for more detail on sampling methods Air Sampler Transfer Line Coupler Line Power Cable Tedlar Ba...

Page 7: ...adapter to tighten the adapter around the tedlar bag stem Figures 43 and 44 4 Make sure tedlar bag valve is in the open position prior to sampling Air Sampler Wand This wand is designed for sampling...

Page 8: ...use the large play button in the top toolbar Figure 50 4 Beneath the chromatogram make any notes about the sample The software will save these notes with the chromatogram Figure 51 5 After FROG is fin...

Page 9: ...results table Method B Manual Integration There are two Integration Tools that may be used for manual integration Integrator 2 is almost always the best choice for integration Integrator 1 The user c...

Page 10: ...r Wand 7 Power Supply 8 Power Cord 9 60 mL Rinsing Syringe 10 Software on USB drive 11 Micro SD to USB Adapter NOTE The battery should be left inside the unit for ground and air cargo shipping For pas...

Page 11: ...Data Cable 5 Battery In Frog 6 Air Sampler a Air Sampler Coupler Line b Transfer Line c 1 16 3 16 Adapter d Activated Carbon Scrubber e Air Sampler Wand 7 Power Supply 8 Power Cord 9 60 mL Rinsing Syr...

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