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5 • Installation
Page 94 Charged Aerosol Detectors Corona Veo (RS) Operating Manual
any backpressure specifications for flow cells, in particular when
using the in-line filter. Refer to the
Operating Manual
for the first
detector.
Follow these steps
1. Connect a capillary from the column compartment to the first
detector. Refer to the instructions in the
Operating Manual
for the
first detector in the HPLC system flow path.
NOTICE The charged aerosol detector must be the last detector
connected in the flow path.
AVIS
Le détecteur chargé d’aérosols doit être raccordé en dernier
dans le trajet d’écoulement.
2. Connect the red inlet capillary to the outlet of the first detector or
the in-line filter outlet.
3. Route the red inlet capillary to the charged aerosol detector.
4. Connect the other end of the red capillary to the liquid flow inlet of
the detector using a fitting.
This step depends as follows:
♦ Corona Veo detector and Corona Veo RS detector: Direct
connection to the nebulizer
Connect the red inlet capillary to the nebulizer.
♦ Corona Veo RS detector: Connection to the stream-switching
valve
Connect the stream-switching valve. See section 5.6.6, page 96 .
5. After you have set up the capillary connections to the detector, you
can re-install the white cover on the front panel.
Guide capillaries and tubes through the capillary slots of the white
cover.
5.6.5.3
Series and Parallel Detector Configuration
The detector can be used in series or parallel liquid flow configuration
with other detectors (for example, a UV detector or mass spectrometer).
Series Configuration
Observe the following guidelines for a series liquid flow configuration: