Galvanic Applied Sciences 943-TGX-CE, Руководство по эксплуатации

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22. Use the F2 / F1 keys to navigate to the Spectrum panel. Adjust the position of each
SMA fitting in the measurement cell by rotating it slightly left and right and sliding it in
and out to find the position that gives the greatest
Peak Height . Once the optimal
position is found for each fibre, re-tighten the set screw.
The SMA connectors only need to be finger-tight. Do not overtighten the
connectors as this may damage the cable.
23. Optimize the integration period by using the F4 / F3 keys to highlight Optimize Integ.
Time , then press
↵
.
24. Observe the optimized integration time. If the High Integration Period warning has
cleared, no further work is required at this time. Proceed to the next step in this
procedure. If the
High Integration Period warning is still present, however, it is likely
that the cell windows are dirty and/or damaged. Proceed to Section 7.5.
25. Make sure that both fibre optic cables are in their correct indent in the oven enclosure
frame, then replace the oven enclosure cover and securely fasten both latches.
26. Reconnect the AC Power to the oven heaters by pushing down and snapping closed
the oven heater fuse terminal cover (ACTS:25). The oven will begin heating to the set
point temperature.
27. Close and latch the oven cover.
28. Close and latch the control cabinet and oven cabinet doors.
29. Confirm that the High Integration Period warning has not returned.
30. Once the measurement cell temperature rises to >140°C, and the Cell Temperature
fault has cleared, use the F2 / F1 keys to navigate to the Analysis 1 panel. Perform a
manual zero calibration cycle by using the F4 / F3 keys to highlight Manual Zero , then
press
↵
..
31. Once the manual zero calibration cycle is complete, place the analyzer into sampling
mode by highlighting the Sample checkbox using the F4 / F3 keys, then press
↵
.
Alternatively, press the F6 key
32. Once normal operation has been confirmed, return the Online / Offline control toggle
on the Analysis 2 panel back to Online (green).
7.4 Troubleshooting the UV Source Lamp
The UV Source Lamp requires replacement when either the lamp will not start, or when the
energy output of the lamp has diminished to a point where a Peak Height of >20,000 A/D counts
as displayed on the Spectrum panel cannot be achieved even with the maximum 1000
millisecond integration period.
Before replacing the UV Source Lamp, it is advisable to eliminate all other potential sources of
the problem, unless the time since the last replacement is >6 months. Refer to the spectrum
displayed on the
Spectrum page and the lamp troubleshooting tips shown in Table 33.