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3 • Operation and Maintenance
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3.3.2 Automated Control
You can control the detector automatically by running instrument
methods (in Chromeleon 7) or programs (in Chromeleon 6.8) that specify
the function the detector and other system instruments should perform at a
specific time. Instrument methods and programs can be created
automatically (with the help of a software wizard) or manually (by editing
an existing instrument method or program).
To prepare for automated control, create a sequence (a list of injections)
and specify the instrument method or program to run on each injection.
The sequence also includes a processing method (in Chromeleon 7) or a
quantification method (in Chromeleon 6.8) for peak identification and
area determination.
The table below lists the main steps required to set up and run the detector
automatically. Refer to the Chromeleon Help for details about these steps.
NOTE Before creating a program, review Section 3.4 for a
description of the detector parameters, how they
interact with each other, and guidelines for their
selection.
3.3.3 Stand-Alone Analog Operation
This section describes limited, stand-alone operation of the Dionex PDA
when the detector is not interfaced to a PC running Chromeleon. In stand-
alone operation, TTL inputs on the Dionex PDA rear panel can be used to
trigger autozero or to turn the lamps on and off. All other detector
parameters remain at their factory default settings and cannot be changed.
In Chromeleon 7 In Chromeleon 6.8
Create a sequence and specify the
instrument method files to use for
each injection Create a sequence and specify the
program files to use for each
injection
Load the sequence into the queue Load the sequence into the batch
Start the queue Start the batch