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3700 Portable Samplers
Section 3 Programming Guidelines
Program
PROGRAM SEQUENCE
Sample Pacing
Sample Distribution
Sample Volumes and Suction Head
Key Times
PROGRAMMING
SEQUENCE
Figure 3-6 Interactive State Structure
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gramming mode, the less frequently used features have been sep-
arated into the extended mode to simplify the programming
process.
Although the basic and extended program sequences vary in
detail, you can divide both into four sections: Sample Pacing
(interval between samples), Sample Distribution (number of
samples in each bottle), Sample Volume (sample size in ml), and
Key Times (start times or, in the extended mode, stop and
resume times). These sections are noted in the Program
Sequence section of the diagram shown in Figure 3-6.
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Configure
CONFIGURE SEQUENCE
Set Clock
Bottles and Sizes
Suction Line
Liquid Detector
Programming Mode
* Load Stored Program
* Save Stored Program
* Flow Mode Sampling
* Nonuniform Time
Calibrate Sampler
* Sampling Stop/Resume
Start Time Delay
Enable Pin
Event Mark
Purge Counts
Tubing Life
Program Lock
Sampler ID
Run Diagnostics
Exit Configuration
* Indicates Extended
Programming Mode
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