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CombiFlash Torrent® User Manual - Isco

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<strong>CombiFlash</strong> Torrent® <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

module, first open the MANUAL CONTROL [4.3.9] window by<br />

selecting the Tools><strong>Manual</strong> Control menu command.<br />

4.4.10.1 Pumping Solvents<br />

To pump either solvent, select the solvent from the Solvent A<br />

or Solvent B lists. Then, click the Prime A or Prime B buttons<br />

to pump the selected solvent. To pump a mixture or Solvent A<br />

and B, adjust the Percentage Solvent B setting and then click<br />

the Prime __% B button. When finished, click the Stop button.<br />

You can control the flow rate by adjusting the Flow Rate<br />

mL/min setting.<br />

By default, the module pumps the solvent directly to the waste<br />

port. You can change the fluid path by selecting a different<br />

Valve Position option (through column or through cartridge<br />

and column). For valve positions other than Direct To Waste,<br />

you can pump the solvent into a collection tube. To do so, select<br />

the Pump Into Tube # option and then select which tube<br />

(“next” or specific tube number).<br />

4.4.10.2 Air Purging<br />

You can purge the solid sample cartridge and column path<br />

with air. To air purge a path, click the Air Purge Solid Sample<br />

or Air Purge Column buttons. Click the Stop button to halt the<br />

air purge.<br />

4.4.10.3 Raw Lamp Energy<br />

The right side of the <strong>Manual</strong> Control window shows a Raw<br />

Lamp Energy gauge. This provides an indication of the UV<br />

light measured by the optical detector at 254 nm. High lamp<br />

energy (green) means that the flow cell easily passes through<br />

a sufficient UV light source. Lower lamp energy (yellow or red)<br />

means that either the light source is weak or that the flow cell<br />

is obstructed.<br />

• Green – lamp energy is sufficient to detect peaks up to<br />

3.0 Absorbance Units.<br />

• Yellow – lamp energy is partially obstructed and the<br />

peak detector performance might be impaired. The<br />

module can be operated although the absorbance trace<br />

might appear noisy. Yellow might be a normal indication<br />

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