Thermo Scientific 3600 PDM, Руководство пользователя

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Using the WinPDM Software
Setting Up Programmed Sample Parameters
Thermo Fisher Scientific PDM 3600 Instruction Manual 3-15
Figure 3–15. Selecting sample type
6. Enter the 4-digit mechanized mining unit (MMU) identification code
and the 4-digit designated area/designated work position (DA/SA) for
the MMU that will be using the PDM unit, if necessary, in the box
under “10. MMU DA/SA.”
7. Enter the 3-digit occupational code of the operator that will be using
the PDM unit, if necessary, in the box under “11. Occ Code.”
8. Use the “Average Expected Temperature” drop-down menu ( Figure 3–
16 ) to select the average expected ambient temperature range that will
occur at the site where the PDM unit will run its programmed sample.
The average expected temperature range should now be displayed in
the Average Expected Temperature box.
Note
Operating at the upper limit of the selected range will provide longer
run times. If the unit is operated at the lower end, a minimum of 12 hours
run time will result. It is critical to select the correct range to achieve
maximum operating time.
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Figure 3–16. Selecting “Average Expected Temperature”
9. Select the “OK” button. If you have correctly set up the sampling
parameters, the PDM - COM1 screen will display the start date and
time on the screen and the dark circular bulb located in the center of