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Example: Extended Flow-Paced Multiplexed (bottles-per-sample)
4. Enter "10" to set the pulse interval to 10 pulses.
5. Enter "2" to set the number of bottles per sample event to 2.
6. Select "SAMPLES/BTL."
7. Enter "1" to set the number of samples per bottle to 1.
8. Enter "800" to set the sample volume at 800 ml.
9. Select "NO."
After this message is displayed briefly, the sampler will automatically return to the standby state.
10. When the sampler is installed, press the
11. To start the sampling routine with the first bottle, accept the blinking "1" by pressing the
you want to start the routine with another bottle, enter the starting bottle number here.
This display appears after you press the start sampling key to start the routine. It reports the scheduled start time on
the first line. The second line reports the current time and date.
When the scheduled start time arrives, the sampler will begin to count flow pulses. This display indicates the bottles
which will receive sample volumes at the upcoming sample event. (If the bottle set consisted of four bottles, the first
line of the display would read, "BOTTLES 1 - 4.") The number of flow pulses remaining to the sample event is dis-
played on the second line.
The second line of the display changes as each flow pulse is received.
This display shows one pulse remaining until the sample event.
Sampling (Continued)
SAMPLE EVERY
( 1 - 9999 )
10 PULSES
2
BOTTLES PER
SAMPLE EVENT ( 1 - 24 )
CHANGE SETS BASED
ON [ TIME ,
SAMPLES/BTL
CHANGE SETS EVERY
SAMPLES ( 1 -
1
SAMPLE VOLUMES OF
800
ml
(10 - 1000)
ENTER START TIME?
[ YES,
]
NO
PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
COMPLETE
key to run the program.
START SAMPLING
. . . STANDBY . . .
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START SAMPLING
( 1-23 )
1
AT BOTTLE
START FLOW COUNT AT
10:37:23
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BOTTLES
1- 2
AFTER
10
PULSES
BOTTLES
1- 2
AFTER
9
PULSES
↓
↓
3700 Portable Samplers
Section 3 Programming Guidelines
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8)
ENTER
JUN
/
key. If
PROGRAM
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