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76 . Torion T-9 User’s Guide
Using Alerts for Hazardous Compounds
If an Alert has been programmed into the method for a specific compound or multiple compounds the
hazard level text will appear in the Alert column on the instrument results window at the end of a run.
A popup message will display as notification for the first threat level detected. Click
OK
to dismiss the
dialog.
If desired, alerts can be configured by the user using
Hazard Levels in the Chromion software which
will then display on the instrument as an Alert on the results window at the end of a run.
Refer to
Chapter 6 Softw are
for instructions on how to create Hazard Levels and use them with
alerts on the instrument.
•
A red alert is identified with hazard levels 50 to 100. These user-defined levels could be
considered critical or life-threatening.
• An orange alert is identified with hazard levels 49 and below. These levels could be
considered serious but not life-threatening.
The following table shows examples of Hazard Levels defined in the Chromion software.
Table 5-3 Alert Descriptions
Alert Description
CWA-I Incapacitating agent
CWA-N Nerve agent
CWA-B Blister agent
EXP Explosive
TIC-X Extreme hazard (according to ITF-40 list)
NARC Narcotic
TIC-H High hazard (according to ITF-40 list)
TIC-M Toxic industrial chemical - medium hazard (according to ITF-40 list)
TIC-L Toxic industrial chemical - low hazard (according to ITF-40 list)
View ing Spectra of a Specific Scan
The spectra of a specific scan can be viewed by placing the cursor at the desired scan in the TIC plot
at the top of the screen that has been zoomed.