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Contents

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1.1 Packing List

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1.2 Environmental Requirements

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1.3 check the mains voltage

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1.4 Instrument Installation

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CHAPTER 2 INSTRUMENT CONSTRUCTION

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2.1 Front view

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2.2 Side view

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2.3 Rear view

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2.4 keypad description

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CHAPTER 3 OPERATION

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3.1 Introduction

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3.2 Photometric Measurement

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3.3 Card Program

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3.4 System Set

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CHAPTER 4 SPECIFICATIONS

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CHAPTER 5 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

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CHAPTER 6 MAINTENANCE

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6.1 Daily Care

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6.2 Maintenance

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APPENDIX 1

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APPENDIX 2

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Summary of Contents for T6 U

Page 1: ...PERSEE ANALYTICS INC T6 U Spectrophotometer INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...rements of the analyzer For obtaining maximum performance and trouble free operation we give you the following suggestions Upon receiving your instrument please check all the items listed in the packing list are included and install the instrument according to the instruction manual The spectrophotometer is a precise electronic instrument Please read the instruction manual carefully before operati...

Page 3: ...and dismount the instrument Caution Improper operation may cause unnecessary damage or accidents Eyes protection Please wear glasses for the inner ultraviolet radiation and strong light Scald Don t touch to avoid scalding Wear gloves Please wear gloves when you maintain some parts Don t touch Do not touch the optics components ...

Page 4: ... INSTRUMENT CONSTRUCTION 6 2 1 Front view 6 2 2 Side view 6 2 3 Rear view 7 2 4 keypad description 7 CHAPTER 3 OPERATION 8 3 1 Introduction 8 3 2 Photometric Measurement 9 3 3 Card Program 15 3 4 System Set 16 CHAPTER 4 SPECIFICATIONS 21 CHAPTER 5 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 22 CHAPTER 6 MAINTENANCE 23 6 1 Daily Care 23 6 2 Maintenance 24 APPENDIX 1 26 APPENDIX 2 28 ...

Page 5: ... ANALYTICS INC Information in this publication is subject to change without notice as PERSEE ANALYTICS INC continues to develop the latest technologies and products for our customers The units described in this manual are designed to be operated only by professionals Any errors or omissions that may have occurred in this publication despite the utmost care taken in its production will be corrected...

Page 6: ...s listed below are present NO Name Q ty 01 T6U main unit 1 02 Fuse T 250V 2A 2 03 Quantitative program card 1 04 Installation guide 1 05 Black block 1 06 AC power cord 1 07 Instruction manual 2 08 Packing list 1 09 Quartz cell 10mm 2 10 Tool kit 1 Table 1 1 Any shortage or damage should be reported immediately to your local dealer Please keep the packing and accessories for the possible later pack...

Page 7: ...as chlorine hydrochloric acid gas hydrogen sulphides gas sulfurous acid gas 5 Area with very little dust or other airborne particles 6 Placing on the stable workbench The workbench should be stable and strong enough to support the total weight of equipment to be used The worktops should be large enough to permit a free circulation of air around each unit in the system Remember to provide space for...

Page 8: ...efore turning on the power or it may damage the instrument T6U is designed to operate on 230V 120VA and 50 60Hz mains supply Confirm the AC main is earthed in the building before turning on the instrument Turn off the power and cover the instrument after use ...

Page 9: ...vibration Step two Connect to the printer Be sure to turn off the power of the instrument and the printer before connecting via the parallel port otherwise it may damage the devices Step three Connect the power cords and then put the plug into the AC outlet in the building Confirm that the power switch is set to 0 before connecting the power cords Step four Switch on the instrument power and then ...

Page 10: ...5 Step five When the initialization procedure is completed the main menu will automatically appear on the screen ...

Page 11: ...6 Chapter 2 Instrument construction 2 1 Front view 2 2 Side view ...

Page 12: ...s Set the working mode Set the wavelength Zero Abs 100 T Print data Edit keys Start measurement Used to quit operation and return Used to confirm the current parameters and operating mode Numeric keys Input the numeric values Page keys Page up Page down ...

Page 13: ... at a fixed wavelength and K factor and print out Card Program The instrument can perform a required measurement such as quantitative measurement DNA Protein analysis etc by loading a pre programmed card into the extended interface of the instrument If there is no pre programmed card in the extended interface this option is inoperative System Set This mode allows the user to specify the working pa...

Page 14: ...nt Fig 3 2 press SET to gain access to the menu of parameters setting Fig 3 3 Press and to move the cursor to the required option then press ENTER to gain access to the required menu Press RETURN to quit returning to the preceding menu Selecting the photometric method On the menu of Fig 3 3 select Method then press ENTER to display the menu as shown in Fig 3 4 Fig 3 4 Press and to move the cursor ...

Page 15: ...nu as shown in Fig 3 6 Fig 3 6 At the bottom of this page enter the K factor by pressing the numeric keys 0 9 decimal point and negative sign Press RETURN key to clear the mistakes and press CE to clear step by step then press ENTER key to confirm The system will prompt the user to input factor B Press ENTER key to confirm and quit If nothing is to be entered press RETURN key to quit this page dir...

Page 16: ... 1 Reagent Blank Press and to move the cursor to the required option then press ENTER to toggle between yes and no If you choose yes the system will take the sample in the No 1 Cell as the reagent blank to measure the samples in other cells 2 8 2 Cell Blank Press and to move the cursor to the required option then press ENTER to toggle between yes and no The sample cells will differ from each other...

Page 17: ...Abs tn The blank value of NO n sample cell transmittance Move Cell Press and to move the cursor to the required option then press ENTER The sample cell will move forward one cell by pressing ENTER each time When it moves to the maximum cell number next it will return to No 1 cell automatically If the user selects fixed cell the option is inoperative Factor K Input the required magnified multiple t...

Page 18: ...t a new entry again Auto Zero In the case of photometric measurement Fig 3 1 press ZERO to zero the Abs or 100 T at current wavelength Put the blank sample into the sample compartment before correction Measurement In the case of photometric measurement Fig 3 1 press START to gain access to the measurement menu then press START again to measure the samples at current wavelength in the auto cell cha...

Page 19: ...rting measurement the next time The user can select print or not If the user chooses Print the system will print the measured data If the user chooses Don t print the system will clear the data area Changing the system setting means changing the measurement mode or wavelength after getting data in the measurement mode such as changing from photometric measurement to Abs measurement Note the data a...

Page 20: ... Unloading the program card Please turn off the instrument before taking out the card Press the pushing bar above the slot to take out the card Inputting the serial number When the user uses the program card for the first time the system will ask the user input the serial number which was given to the user by the manufactory when he bought the cards The user also can acquire the serial number by t...

Page 21: ...ately It costs 20 seconds for the deuterium lamp to change from off to on The system will display BUSY and neglect the user s input during this period Tungsten Lamp In the case of system set press and to move the cursor to the W Lamp Each time you press ENTER the ON and OFF will change alternately Work Mode In the case of system set press and to move the cursor to the option of Work Mode Each time...

Page 22: ...ime RETURN key is used to clear mistakes and press CE key to clear step by step then press ENTER key to confirm If nothing is to be entered press RETURN key to quit this page directly A 2 digit figure entry is allowed The range of year is from 0 to 99 The range of month is from 0 to 12 The range of date is from 1 to 31 The range of hour is from 0 to 24 The range of minute is from 0 to 59 If the en...

Page 23: ...to the WL Correct then press ENTER The system will test and display the current characteristic wavelength PEAK n and prompt you whether to perform wavelength correction When the absolute value of n 656 1 is larger than 1 you should choose yes If the absolute value of n 656 1 is smaller than 1 you should choose no The menu of wavelength correction is shown as following Fig 3 18 Fig 3 18 Lamp Life I...

Page 24: ...recommended to reset system Input Change Lamp Wavelength In the case of system set press and to move the cursor to the Change Lamp WL then press ENTER to input value Fig 3 21 At the bottom of this page enter the wavelength by pressing the numeric keys 0 9 and decimal point Press RETURN key to clear the mistakes and press CE to clear step by step then press ENTER key to confirm Press ENTER key to c...

Page 25: ...20 About In the case of system set press and to move the cursor to the option of About then press ENTER Fig 3 22 Press RETURN to return to the menu of system set ...

Page 26: ... 1h 500nm after 1 hour warm up Photometric Range Abs 0 3 3Abs Transmittance 0 200 T Interface PC interface via RS232 link Printer interface via parallel output port Optional Program Card With the extended interface for optional program cards Light Source 12V20W tungsten lamp deuterium lamp with flange LCD 128X64 backlight digital LCD Sample Compartment Inner Dimensions 235X130X110mm The maximum pa...

Page 27: ...l and user friendly software can greatly improve your work efficiency The functions Photometric measurement Quantitative measurement Spectrum scanning Kinetics measurement 3D presentation The software allows the user analyzes and shares the data And the dedicated software packages can satisfy the needs of various industries ...

Page 28: ...er There are four dust filters at the bottom of the instrument Generally speaking the user should clean them every three months But if in the places under severe conditions such as with much sand it should be cleaned once a month Use tap water to clean the filter Refer to the appendix 2 for the clean method Surface cleaning Do not spill solution on the cover Otherwise the cover will be blemished I...

Page 29: ... it fluctuates between 0 001 and 0 001 it is normal If it fluctuates widely please confirm the outer power supply meets the power requirements Then restart the instrument to perform initialization and confirm the initialization is normal If the sample compartment is blank press ZERO to check whether the 0 000Abs fluctuates normally Check whether the following problems exist 1 Check whether the vol...

Page 30: ...tion if the instrument is placed in the humid environment for a long time it will also cause the stray light raises higher It is recommended that switch on the power of the instrument once a week to avoid some problems caused by leaving unused How to clear the data T6U is designed to clear all the data after printout The system will promote the user to print data after changing the parameters If t...

Page 31: ... bottom counterclockwise to make it vertical to the cover as shown in Fig 7 1 Fig 7 1 Step two loosen the two knobs at the right rear of the instrument Fig 7 2 Step three take off the right cover Fig 7 3 Step four lift the display loosen the screws of the light source cover and dismount it Be sure to turn off the power when replace the lamps Otherwise it is dangerous ...

Page 32: ... pair of cotton gloves Screw up the two crews Don t touch the light source cover if the instrument has worked for a while and the cover is hot The ultraviolet radiation emitted by the deuterium lamp and the strong light emitted by the tungsten lamp will harm your eyes Please do not light the lamps when adjusting the instrument Do not touch the reflective surface of the light source mirror during t...

Page 33: ...28 Appendix 2 Clean the dust filter Switch off the power of the instrument and place the instrument as shown in Fig 7 5 Take off the filters and clean them Fig 7 5 ...

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