Entering Parameter Values Into The Event Table; Editing The Event Table - Waters 600e User Manual

Exiting the Program Event Screen
To exit the Program Event screen, press any function key except the Program Table key to
enter another mode.

10.2.3 Entering Parameter Values into the Event Table

To enter the parameter values into the Program Event table (see
1. Move the cursor to the Table # field.
2. Type a table number between 1 and 15. Press Enter.
If an event table is already stored under this number, that table appears on the
screen. You can overwrite or edit this table or enter another table number.
Note: The event table always runs with the gradient table of the same number.
3. If you are entering the initial conditions, continue with step 4.
Otherwise, type the elapsed time after injection (0.00 to 655.34 minutes) at which
the event is to occur. Press Enter.
Note: If you are on the Initial line, the Time field represents the default starting point
for program event operation. You cannot enter a value on this line. When you add a
new line to the table, the values from the previous line are inserted into the new line.
4. At the Event field, type the event type (1 to 10). Press Enter. Event types and
functions are listed on the screen.
Note: Events 8 and 9 specify the next table to be run in sequence. Since these two
events begin new tables, they must be the last line in the table. Event 8 holds your
analysis at the initial conditions of the new table until an inject signal is received.
Event 9 begins executing the table without an inject signal. Do not program events 8
and 9 in the same table.
5. At the Action field, type the appropriate value for the action required for the event.
Press Enter.
6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for each line in the event table.
7. Press the Save screen key to save the table in permanent memory.

10.2.4 Editing the Event Table

For details on editing the event table, see the procedures for editing the gradient table in
Section 10.1.4, Editing the Gradient
188 Creating Gradient Controller Time-Based Tables
Table.
Figure 10-8):