Galvanic Applied Sciences ProTech903, Operation Manual

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5.4.2 Analysis Data
The data for each analysis stream is presented. The data is the most recent or current results
for each stream. If an operation is in progress, the appropriate field will be highlighted in blue.
The field that is highlighted in yellow is the next operation to be executed in the queue. The
stream field definitions are listed in the table. If an operation is setup to run through the usage
of timers (located on the Timers tab (Section 5.18) the operation to be executed next will not
be highlighted until it has reached its start time and only after the current operation has
finished.
Table 5-6: Stream Fields
H2S The H2S field either shows the current analysis reading if
highlighted blue or the last reading when that stream was run.
Total Sulfur The
Total Sulfur
field either shows the current analysis reading if
highlighted blue or the last reading when that stream was run.
Reference 1 The
Reference 1
field either shows the current analysis reading if
highlighted blue or the last reading when that stream was run. A
reference gas is used as a periodic calibration check and cannot
change the gain
Reference 2 The
Reference 2
field either shows the current analysis reading if
highlighted blue or the last reading when that stream was run. A
reference gas is used as a periodic calibration check and cannot
change the gain
Zero The Zero field either shows the current analysis reading if it
highlighted in blue or the last reading when that stream was run.
The Zero run is a way to check what the analyzer will read on a gas
that contains no H
2
S. Running a zero run will result in a zero offset
being calculated for the analyzer.
Calibration The Calibration field either shows the current analysis reading if
highlighted blue or the last reading when that stream was run. The
calibration is used to automatically calibrate the analyzer and
calculate a new gain factor.
Gain The present gain for the stream measurement
Offset The present offset for the stream measurement