GE Autosampler (with InnovOx) Quick Start Guide
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PEEK Nut
Mounting nut
Needle
Upper needle mount block
Lower needle mount block
* Note: The needle is designed
to be biased toward the front
of the guide hole, located
in the lower needle mount
block.
1.
Using a flat-blade screwdriver (
turn counter-clockwise
ONLY
), slightly lower the needle arm to make room for
using the wrench in Step 4.
2. Unsrew the PEEK nut at the top of the needle assembly
and remove the protective cap from needle tip.
3. Position the needle into the arm, lowering the tip
through the lower mount block, and pushing the top of
the assembly upware and into the upper mount block.
4. Secure with the nut (placed over the washer), and
tighten with 1/2” open-end wrench. Be careful NOT to
over-tighten the nut.
5. Screw the PEEK nut (with the sample tubing attached)
back into the threaded mount of the needle assembly
until it is finger tight. DO NOT over-tighten the nut.
6.
Using a flat-blade screwdriver, raise the arm back into
place.
STEP 8: Route the Sample Tubing
Use the larger hook when
connecting to the Sievers
InnovOx Laboratory TOC
Analyzer.
STEP 9: Connect the Communication/Power Cables
Network
Computer
Sievers Analyzer GE Autosampler
Ethernet
[Straight-Through
Cable]
USB-Serial
Ethernet
Computer
Printer
Analyzer
Autosampler
Ethernet
[Crossover Cable]
USB-Serial
Connecting Directly to a Computer
1. Connect the GE Autosampler to the Analyzer using the
provided USB-to-Serial cable.
2. Connect the Analyzer to a network using a straight-thru
Ethernet cable or directly to a computer using a cross-
over Ethernet cable.
3. Insert the power cord into the GE Autosampler and then
connect to a grounded power outlet.
STEP 10: Install the Web-Based User Interface
Refer to the “GE Autosampler User Interface” chapter in the
Sievers
InnoOx Laboratory TOC Analyzer Operation and Maintenance Manual
.
(Download from
www.geinstruments.com/library/manuals
).
Connecting to a Network
Needle Arm and Needle Assembly
Connecting to Analyzer Inlet
Routing Through Larger Hook
