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3700 Portable Samplers
Section 3 Programming Guidelines
Example: Program Started Later Than Programmed 1st Switch Time
This display informs you of the expired switch time. The sampler presents this display for a short time, then advances
to the next display.
1. Select "YES" to change the switch time. Select "NO" to continue the routine.
2. This display appears when you select "YES" in display #143 and the bottles-per-sample event is set at "1." Enter
the new switch time.
3. This display appears when you select "YES" in display #143 and the bottles-per-sample event is set to a number
greater than one. Enter the new switch time.
Example: Program Started Later Than Programmed Stop Time
This display informs you of the expired stop time. The sampler presents this display for a short time, then reverts to
standby.
You must access the program sequence to change the expired stop and resume times. Once you've made the
changes, start the routine again with the start sampling key.
3.17 Displayed Selections
and Messages
3-100
PAST SWITCH TIME . . .
CHANGE SWITCH TIME?
[
, NO ]
YES
FIRST BOTTLE CHANGE
5
AT
:30
19-JUN
FIRST SET CHANGE AT
5
:30
19-JUN
PAST STOP TIME .. .
PLEASE REPROGRAM
. . . STANDBY . . .
10:22:34
21-JUN-04
Start Sampling – Once you have programmed and configured
the sampler, use the
START SAMPLING
program. There are two instances where the sampler will not be
able to run the program immediately. When the program has
been started after the programmed start time or after one or
more programmed stop times.
When you press the
START SAMPLING
been halted, the sampler will give you the choice between
resuming the program and starting the program by presenting
the display illustrated below.
SAMPLING PROGRAM?
Display 143
Display 46
Display 47
key to run the sampling
key after a program has
[
, RESUME ]
START
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