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3700 Portable Samplers
Section 3 Programming Guidelines
Example: Reviewing the Sampling Results (Continued)
5. This display reports the nominal sample volume. Press
6. This display reports the bottle number(s) for each sample event. It also reports the source of the event; in this
case, the sample was taken at the start time. Press
7. This display reports the initiation time of the sample and the number of pump counts to liquid detection in the
sample delivery cycle. These values indicate changes in the sampling conditions – head changes, for example.
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8. Press
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9. Press
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10. Select "NO" to return to standby.
3.17.4 Source of Sample
Event
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PROGRAM STARTED AT
5:30
200 ml SAMPLES
SAMPLE: 1, BOTTLE: 1
SOURCE: START
to advance to the next display.
TIME: 5:30
COUNTS:
to continue to review the information for the remaining sample events.
to return to the "REVIEW PROGRAM" display.
PROGRAM FINISHED AT
12:00
REVIEW PROGRAM [
SETTINGS, RESULTS ]
. . . STANDBY . . .
15:39:50
The display illustrated in step 6 of Example Reviewing the Sam-
pling Results shows the sample event number, the bottle(s) used,
and the source of the sample event. Source refers to the pro-
grammed or configured setting that initiated the sample event.
For example, the sampler will report "TIME" as a source if the
sample was taken as one of the program's time-paced samples.
Nine sources are tracked and reported:
Time – The sample event was one of the program's time-paced
samples.
Flow – The sample event was one of the program's flow-paced
samples.
Start – The sample event was initiated at the program's start
time.
Resume – The sample event was initiated to compensate for a
missed sample, which should have occurred while the sampler
was halted. If more than one sample event was missed, only one
sample will be taken.
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to advance to the next display.
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/
to advance to the next display.
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