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3700 Portable Samplers
Section 3 Programming Guidelines
Other program sequence displays.
8. The sampler returns to standby. Press the
3.9 Configure Sequence
3.9.1 Set Clock
3.9.2 Bottles and Sizes
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Example: Calibration (Continued)
START SAMPLING
. . . STANDBY . . .
9:39:50
The configure sequence provides a number of setup options.
Some options enable sampling features, some provide reference
data, and others affect run-state operations.
Example Checking the Configure Option Settings shows the pro-
cedure used to access the configure sequence. (When you see a
"SELECT OPTION: (← →)" display, you are in the configure
sequence.) Each option uses at least two displays. The first
display lists the option name. The second and any additional dis-
plays are input displays. To access an input display, press the
/
ENTER
PROGRAM
Once you've accessed the input display, use the keypad to enter
numbers and make choices.
Pressing the
return the sampler to standby. Pressing the
a configure option input display will return you to the list of con-
figure options without changing the display's setting.
By pressing the
"SELECT OPTION" display in the configure sequence, you can
scroll through the list of configure options without viewing each
input display. If you are interested in only one or two options, you
can use this method to locate the option of interest quickly.
Each option is discussed below in the order in which it appears
when configuring the sampler. Individual input displays and
their settings, are discussed separately within the discussion of
each option. The name of the setting is placed at the left of each
option so you can identify each topic. Each discussion does not
include illustrations of displays; however, discussions do include
display numbers, which are identified in Appendix D.
Use this option to synchronize the sampler's clock with real time.
You must make entries using military time: 9:30 a.m. would be
entered as 9:30, 9:30 p.m. would be entered as 21:30, etc. When
the sampler accepts a year entry, the seconds will be reset to
zero. (Display #210)
You can use the Bottles and Sizes option to enter the number of
bottles and the bottle volume. The option uses four input dis-
plays:
• The first display specifies a Portable or Refrigerated
Sampler.
↓
↓
key to run the program.
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key while the desired option name is displayed.
key in the configure option list will
EXIT PROGRAM
or
LE FT AR ROW
key in
EXIT PROGRAM
key at the
R IG H T A RR O W
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