Galvanic Applied Sciences AccuChrome MA2963, Руководство по эксплуатации

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The Component Table lists all of the compounds in the sample and includes chromatographic
parameters that are used to identify the compounds of interest and perform quantitative
analysis (Section 5.4). In addition, the component table includes parameters that describe
the calibration gas so that a variety of various physical properties of the sample can be
calculated. A configuration can contain two component lists.
The right side of the Configure G.C. tab provides access to several tabs which are used to
set actions that should take place during an analysis, scheduling of analyses and enabling
input and /output ports. . To access each, simply click on the appropriate name.
• Action List - lists the various actions that should be performed during an analysis such as
opening or closing a valve or indicating the end of an analysis (Section 5.5). A configuration
can contain two action lists.
• Streams Setup
- used to indicate the component list and action list that should be used for
each stream. It also includes alarm settings and information about the sampling process
(Section 5.6).
• Streams Sequencer
- used to select the order of runs in a sequence (Section 5.7).
• Streams Scheduler - used to indicate when the various streams should be analyzed.
(Section 5.8) By default, the analyzer will run the Streams defined in the Streams
Sequencer, but the scheduler can be used to interrupt the sequence. An example of this
would be a scheduled auto calibration .
• Digital Inputs – used to provide information about the four digital inputs (Section 5.9).
• Digital Outputs - used to provide information about the four digital outputs (Section 5.10).
• Analog Inputs
– used to provide information about the four analog inputs (Section 5.11).
• Analog Outputs
- used to provide information about the four analog outputs (Section 5.12)
• Global Setting – used to indicate system identification (Section 5.13).
When a configuration has been established for a given analytical procedure, it is probable
that most of the procedures will be edited on a relatively infrequent basis. Typically, the
configuration is edited when the system is validated, when the nature of the sample changes,
when a new column is installed, when an additional compound must be monitored or if the
schedule should be changed.
On a periodic basis, the system should be calibrated using a gas of known composition. This
procedure is described in Section 6 and may require that some parameters on the
Component Table
be edited.
Configurations can be saved and retrieved as desired.