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3700 Portable Samplers
Section 3 Programming Guidelines
14. Enter the number of bottles filled at each sample event: "1."
15. Enter "2" to set the number of samples delivered to each bottle.
16. Enter the sample volume of "400" ml.
17. Select "YES" to enter a start time in the following step.
18. This display requires two entries. Enter a time of "06:00" and a date of "20-06" to start the storm routine at 6:00
a.m. on June 20.
After displaying this message, the sampler will automatically return to the standby state.
19. This display appears when you press
The displays shown in step 22 alternate as the sampler's clock approaches the start time. The first line reports the
bottles which will receive the first sample volumes for each bottle group. The second line reports the start time at the
left and the current time on the right.
As soon as the pump runs forward to deliver the sample volume, the message on the second line appears. This
message remains through the post-sample purge.
The sampler will continue to alternate displays until the routine terminates.
The cycle of displays is repeated for each bottle until the sampling routine is done.
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Example: Storm Sampling (Continued)
MAX FLOW INTERVAL OF
2
HOURS
1
BOTTLES PER
SAMPLE EVENT ( 1-22 )
2
SAMPLES PER
BOTTLE ( 1 - 50 )
SAMPLE VOLUMES OF
400
ml
ENTER START TIME:
[
STORM ENABLED AFTER
06:00
PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
COMPLETE . .
START SAMPLING
START STORM PROGRAM
AT
6:00
AT 6:25
1 of 2, BOTTLE 3
AFTER
PUMPING 900 ml
AT 6:30
1 of 2, BOTTLE 3
AFTER
0 MINUTES
( 10 - 990 )
, NO]
YES
09
20-
.
5:33:07
BOTTLE 1
5:38:07
5 PULSES
BOTTLE 1
BOTTLE 2
6:26:1
5 PULSES
↓
↓
Display 110
Display 30
Display 31
Display 50
Display 90
Display 93
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