Installing a manual injector
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Connecting to the column or column heater
To connect the manual injector to the column or column heater:
Tip:
Ensure you have already installed the manual injector as described in the
instructions included with the manual injector:
1. Prime the pump, purging the injector (see the instructions appropriate
for your data control system in
).
2. Connect the free end of the manual injector outlet tubing to the column
or column heater.
Connecting the inject start signal (for manual injector)
For 1500-series pumps with an optional 1500-series manual injector or
FlexInject dual manual injector, you make an inject-start output signal
connection from the I/O terminal block, on the pump, to the appropriate
inputs on the detector.
This section describes the connections for Waters 2489 and 2414 Detectors.
For a description of signal connections to other model detectors, refer to the
detector’s operator’s guide.
Required materials
•
Two-wire cable from the manual injector
•
Screwdriver, small, flat-blade
To make the inject start signal connection from the pump to the detector:
1. Remove the terminal block from the rear of the pump.
2. Insert the red stripped wire into position 1 of the terminal block, then
tighten the screw to secure the wire.
3. Insert the black stripped wire into position 2 of the terminal block, then
tighten the screw to secure the wire.
4. Firmly push the terminal into the back of the pump.
5. Remove the terminal block from connector A on the back of the detector
(see the
figure “Inject start connection to a 2489 detector” on page 3-7
and the
figure “Inject-start connection to a 2414 detector” on page 3-8
,
depending on which model detector you have).
Summary of Contents for 1500-Series
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Page 32: ...1 18 Introduction ...
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