Dexsil L2000DXT User Manual Download Page 13

11 

 

Navigating the Operating Program 

 
For an overview of the operating program see Appendix D  
 
NOTE: Prior to turning the instrument on, the samples should be already  prepared as described 
in 

Sample Preparation

 and the extracts allowed to cool for 5 minutes. 

 
Turn on the Analyzer by pressing the 

On

 Button on the back panel of the instrument. Press the 

ON

 button only once, 

DO NOT HOLD

.  After a few seconds, the 

START SCREEN

 will then 

open.  Displayed on the 

START SCREEN

 should be the serial number of the unit  along with 

the software version number.  If a USB drive is plugged in, the name of the data file on the drive 
will  be  displayed,  otherwise  the  message 

“No  Device  Found”

  will  appear.    The  Analyzer  is 

ready  to  accept  instructions.    (If  the  battery  voltage  is  below  the  safe  limit,  the  message  “

Low 

Battery

” will appear and the unit will automatically shut off)  

NOTE: If the unit does not turn on or the display flickers and turns off, the batteries may be too 
low to use.  Plug the unit in and wait a minute before proceeding with the unit plugged in. 

 

 

 

From the 

START SCREEN 

press

 

ENTER

 

to open the

 MAIN MENU: 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for L2000DXT

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...rranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose Further Dexsil Corporation reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the contents hereof...

Page 3: ...gram 11 Main Menu 11 Calibration 12 Blank Determination 13 Analysis 15 Entering Header Information 16 Creating or Editing a Method 16 Data Management 18 Change Date or Time 20 Check Electrode 20 Sampl...

Page 4: ...ive or worst case conversion factor is chosen to provide an upper limit for the concentration of the target analyte in the sample There are three basic steps involved in the chemical analysis for tota...

Page 5: ...volume determines the sensitivity of the test The extract is reacted and the chloride is quantified as above In water samples only the organic chlorine is quantified Wipe tests require that a specific...

Page 6: ...ped in its own carrying case complete with all the hardware necessary for operation Upon receiving the L2000DXT Analyzer please verify that all of the items listed below are present and in good workin...

Page 7: ...f CALIBRATION solution 1 60 mL bottle of Electrode Filling Solution 1 box of tissue wipes 1 40 cell box containing 20 empty 20 mL glass vials 20 bottles containing Soil Extraction Solvent 1 shelf pack...

Page 8: ...ng in a heat sealed foil bag 20 filters 20 pipettes 20 reaction tubes black dispenser caps 20 empty test tubes with white caps 1 set of instructions Reorder Part No LP WRK Option 4 Reagents for 20 Wip...

Page 9: ...d be charged overnight using the power cube supplied with the instrument The Analyzer can be operated from line power while the battery is charging and should be left plugged in whenever AC power is a...

Page 10: ...each 140 mV or greater within 1 minute If the electrode output does not reach at least 140 mV by the time the 2 minute buzzer sounds empty the RINSE solution and refill with fresh RINSE solution If th...

Page 11: ...to the main analysis loop for sample analysis is through the Analysis button Choose a Method is used to create edit or select a new method Pressing Help will open the help screens The Data Management...

Page 12: ...the function of the electrode will also be evaluated If the electrode potential for the calibration solution is not within the acceptable limits 50 mV 75 mV a warning will be displayed and the progra...

Page 13: ...the START SCREEN should be the serial number of the unit along with the software version number If a USB drive is plugged in the name of the data file on the drive will be displayed otherwise the mess...

Page 14: ...isplayed method is the desired one press ENTER to select it to move on to the CALIBRATION screen Calibration The first step required before any measurements can be made is to calibrate the electrode T...

Page 15: ...n If the calibration voltage is acceptable the pass message will appear Pressing BACK will return to the MAIN MENU and ENTER will jump operation to the BLANK INPUT screen Blank Determination Once the...

Page 16: ...l entry of the desired blank NOTE It is a good practice to periodically measure a reagent blank to keep tabs on how the meter is working and to verify that the current lot of reagents is free of extra...

Page 17: ...the pop up alpha numeric keypad A three digit numeric extension will be added to the ID and will automatically increment if the name is re used without a change Once the sample ID has been entered pr...

Page 18: ...ion can be disposed of as ordinary aqueous waste containing nickel Entering Header Information There are 5 custom identifiers available in the header of the stored data file which can be up to 15 char...

Page 19: ...nt 10 100 Sample Size Correction 0 01 100 Extraction Efficiency Correction 0 01 100 Matrix Oil Soil Water Wipe Units to be Displayed ppm mg kg ppb ug sdm Analyte Label 15 character alpha numeric Metho...

Page 20: ...ect the Data Management option from the MAIN MENU From the DATA MANAGEMENT screen The options available are Export Data Review Data and Delete Data Choosing any of these options will open further scre...

Page 21: ...Tot Pt 7 hh mm 9 Char Samp ID ID Ext Raw Cl Calc Res Sample Tot Pt 8 hh mm 9 Char Samp ID ID Ext Raw Cl Calc Res Sample Tot Pt 9 hh mm 9 Char Samp ID ID Ext Raw Cl Calc Res Header Info Op ID Cust ID J...

Page 22: ...ing the temperature will disable the temperature probe and should only be used if the probe is either lost or damaged Once overridden the temperature will remain disabled until the unit is turned off...

Page 23: ...S from the MAIN MENU Rinse and refill the RINSE vial with fresh rinse solution and swirl the electrode in the solution gently for a few seconds Allowing the electrode to sit in the rinse solution veri...

Page 24: ...minutes 5 Place a polyethylene filter funnel in one of the 20 mL glass vials marked with the sample number Position the black capped test tube directly over the top of the funnel and open the dispense...

Page 25: ...ght fit and the drying column may have to be carefully worked onto the syringe Make sure that it is seated tightly 4 Remove the black dispensing cap from the plastic test tube that contains two glass...

Page 26: ...eful not to get any foreign material into the weighed sample i e absorbent material large rocks etc The empty tube can be tared by placing it on the balance and pressing the ON OFF ZERO key 2 Add the...

Page 27: ...ample 2 Add 10 mL of isooctane extraction solvent and shake vigorously for 30 seconds 3 Allow to separate into two phases for a minimum of 2 minutes If a emulsion forms add sodium sulfate2 shake and a...

Page 28: ...the black capped tube up to the 5 mL line Replace the cap tightly on the tube 4 Break the bottom colorless ampule in the tube Shake the tube well for 10 seconds 5 Break the top gray ampule in the tub...

Page 29: ...the battery is always charged Always store the analyzer with fully charged battery A completely dead battery could take approximately 6 8 hours to charge fully If the unit is to be stored for prolonge...

Page 30: ...ith distilled water and store it dry with the protective black cap to protect the sensing membrane Make sure to follow the procedures for restoring electrodes before using the electrode again see Rest...

Page 31: ...ill not exceed 140 mV Replace the RINSE solution and swirl the electrode for several seconds before letting the reading stabilize Replace the filling solution in the electrode as described in Restorin...

Page 32: ...solvent and follow the instructions as you would for any sample NOTE This technique causes a loss of precision and should not be used unless absolutely necessary Error Messages CAL ERROR This message...

Page 33: ...restoring an electrode Measured Result 9999 This result for an unknown measurement indicates that the calculated reading is above 5000 ppm in analyte concentration This message only appears during an...

Page 34: ...ature is displayed exit the error screen by pressing BACK and beginning the Analysis process again If the probe is lost or cannot be fixed any prepared samples can still be analyzed by setting the tem...

Page 35: ...e in the Field S Finch pp 45 1 to 45 4 Proceedings 1991 EPRI PCB Seminar DTR 12 01 Application of a New PCB Field Analysis Technique for Site Assessment Roger D Griffin Griffin Environmental Proceedin...

Page 36: ...and Development Washington D C Report December 2000 DTR 21 01 Analysis of Water for PPB Range Chlorinated Organics Using a Total Organic Chlorine Analyzer Theodore B Lynn Ph D Mary Kate Boggiano Larr...

Page 37: ...or 1254 yes 54 1 1 1 Soil ppm AROCLOR 1254 2 STEP 1254 Aroclor 1254 yes 54 1 1 Wipe g 100scm AROCLOR 1254 1254 WIPE Aroclor 1254 yes 54 1 1 25 Water ppm AROCLOR 1254 1254 WATER HIGH Aroclor 1260 yes 6...

Page 38: ...i chloro ethane yes 80 10 2 03 Water ppb 111 TRICHLETHANE 111 TRICHL WATER Tetrachloro ethylene yes 86 1 1 00 Soil ppm TETRACHLOR TETRACHLOR SOIL Tetrachloro ethylene yes 86 10 1 89 Water ppb TETRACHL...

Page 39: ...Low Power Warning and Shut Off Digital Processor Microchip PIC A D Converter 24 Bit Auto Ranging Memory 2 MB EEPROM Method Storage 33 Pre programmed Methods Up to 22 User Defined Methods Data Storage...

Page 40: ...38 Appendix D Program Flow Diagram...

Page 41: ...39...

Reviews: