6100CR Refrigerated Sampler - Isco
6100CR Refrigerated Sampler - Isco
6100CR Refrigerated Sampler - Isco
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<strong>6100CR</strong> <strong>Refrigerated</strong> <strong>Sampler</strong><br />
Section 2 Programming<br />
pler then will return to Step 4 above to ask for the start<br />
time.<br />
MUST BE LATER THAN<br />
HH:MM DD MMM<br />
2.6 Active State Displays<br />
(Run Mode)<br />
After you have programmed the sampler and pressed Run to<br />
begin the sampling routine, any of the following messages,<br />
depending on how you programmed the sampler, can appear<br />
during the sampling routine.<br />
If no start time has been programmed, the sampler will start<br />
immediately, (Step 4 below will show the display that appears).<br />
If the sampler has been programmed with a start time and in the<br />
flow mode, the display that appears will depend on whether the<br />
start time is in the current day or not.<br />
1. If the start time is not in the current day, the following display<br />
will appear:<br />
START AT HH:MM DDMMM<br />
HH:MM:SS DDMMMYY<br />
2. When the day of the start time is reached, (or the start<br />
time is in the current day), the following display will<br />
appear:<br />
START AT HH:MM<br />
HH:MM:SS DDMMMYY<br />
3. When the sampler starts (or the start time is reached), the<br />
action depends on whether you programmed the sampler<br />
to take a sample at the start time or not. (This only occurs<br />
with flow pacing.)<br />
If the sampler was programmed for flow pacing and to take<br />
a sample at START TIME, it will proceed to take the first<br />
sample. Step 4 below shows the display that will appear. If<br />
the unit is programmed for flow pacing but not to take a<br />
sample immediately, the sampler will start its interval<br />
counter so that the first sample will occur one interval past<br />
the start time.<br />
One time interval refers to the number of flow pulses you<br />
programmed to elapse between sample events. When the<br />
start time is reached, the display will change to the following:<br />
SAMPLE X<br />
AFTER XX PULSES<br />
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