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August 2003 

Rev. 2 

Page 4

 

 

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2003 Dionex 

 

2. Automated Control by Chromeleon

®

 

  

Please note:

 

Install Chromeleon software before connecting the TCC-100 to the USB 
port on the Chromeleon server PC.  

For USB connection, connect the USB cable 
from the TCC-100 accessories kit to the  
USB port on the instrument's rear panel and 
to the USB port on the Chromeleon server 
PC. 

 

  

Please note:

 

The USB connection between the TCC-100 and the PC or a USB hub 
must not exceed 5 m. A special USB extension cable (Dionex part  
no. 8911.0004) is available if longer connections are required. Up to 
five extension cables may be connected in series. For system reasons, 
the overall connection length must not exceed 30 m. 

For Chromeleon versions 6.30 and 6.40, install the TCC-100 column compartment driver via 
the Setup program on the software CD provided in the accessories kit. Insert the CD into the 
CD drive of your Chromeleon server PC. Double-click 

Setup.exe

 in the root directory. Click 

Next

 to have the Setup program check which Chromeleon version is installed on your PC. 

Follow the on-screen instructions as they appear to install the driver. If a version is found for 
which no driver is available, the setup aborts. 
For Chromeleon versions higher than 6.40, the USB installation of the TCC-100 is handled 
automatically during the Chromeleon setup. The user will not be required to take any other 
action. 
 
 

  

Please note:

 

Windows NT 4.0 does not support USB. In this case, use a LAN 
connection instead. 

 

 

For LAN connection, connect the LAN 
cable from the TCC-100 accessories kit to 
the LAN port on the instrument's rear panel 
and to the LAN port on the Chromeleon 
server PC or to a LAN hub, which is 
connected to the Chromeleon server PC. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for TCC-100

Page 1: ...August 2003 Rev 2 Page 1 2003 Dionex TCC 100 Thermostatted Column Compartment Quick Installation Guide ...

Page 2: ...o not connect the unit to the mains during this period If it is obvious that condensation did not evaporate completely continue to warm up the unit which is not connected to the mains until the condensation is completely gone Place the instrument on a firm and level surface that is free of vibration Make sure that the surface is resistant to solvents Avoid locations with extreme changes in tempera...

Page 3: ...ooled to preset temperature set point To increase or decrease the value press the Plus or Minus key until the display starts flashing You can change the set point in increments of 0 1 C as long as the display is flashing To change the temperature value more quickly hold down the key The display stops flashing when you release the key and then displays the actual temperature again To interrupt oper...

Page 4: ...n compartment driver via the Setup program on the software CD provided in the accessories kit Insert the CD into the CD drive of your Chromeleon server PC Double click Setup exe in the root directory Click Next to have the Setup program check which Chromeleon version is installed on your PC Follow the on screen instructions as they appear to install the driver If a version is found for which no dr...

Page 5: ... the other supported Windows operating systems we recommend using a USB connection whenever possible For information about the TCP IP setup please refer to the Operating Instructions for the TCC 100 Afterward install the TCC 100 in the Chromeleon Server Configuration program Follow the instructions in the corresponding sections of the Operating Instructions for the instrument or refer to the Chrom...

Page 6: ... tilts downward and the fan stops automatically if temperature control is enabled Tighten the column clips into place using a screw driver Press the column into the column clips To close the front panel tilt it upwards until you hear the locking mechanism engage The fan restarts automatically Please note For precise temperature control make sure that the front panel is closed properly Push Press ...

Page 7: ...chip card and read it out whenever you want Clip the memory chip card onto the column as shown above To do so you can open the expanding rivet by removing the rivet head from the body Take the chip card Make sure that the Dionex logo is facing you Insert the chip card with the Dionex logo facing up into one of the column identification slots You may now close the front panel door Expanding rivet E...

Page 8: ...Column Switching Valve Please note In the example below two eluent preconditioners are used For information about how to install the eluent preconditioner refer to the Installation Instructions shipped with the units Remove the plastic cap that protects the column switching valve during shipment For a typical example for the connections on the valve see the photo above Position 1 From autosampler ...

Page 9: ... position 6 to the inlet of either a column or eluent preconditioner here to the eluent preconditioner installed in the bottom position in the column chamber Connect the capillary from valve position 2 to the inlet of either the second column or second preconditioner here to the eluent preconditioner installed in the top position Connect the capillary to the detector inlet to valve position 4 ...

Page 10: ...olumn into the column clips In this example the column is installed directly on the eluent preconditioner Install a capillary between valve position 3 and the outlet of the corresponding column here to the column installed in the top position Please note If valve position 2 was used for the column inlet valve position 3 must be used for the column outlet Connect a capillary to valve position 5 and...

Page 11: ...umn inlet valve position 5 must be used for the column outlet Connect the preconditioner outlet o the inlet of the relevant column here to the inlet of the column installed in the bottom position Configuration of the column switching valve and the installation of both columns is now complete Please note In the above picture the Column Identification System is used for both columns ...

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