Network Configuration; User Preferences - Teledyne ACCQPrep HP125 Installation And Operation Manual

ACCQPrep HP125
Section 3 Configuration
3.2 Network
Configuration

3.3 User Preferences

3-2
Naming the System – Under the ACCQP
can name the system so when reports print you know what
system was used.
Setting Time Zones and Date/Time – The time zone will auto-
matically change the time during daylight savings time. Set the
Date/Time to your local day and current time since all separa-
tions are tagged with the date and time of operation. If the
sample is not named previously, the date and time will be used as
its identifier.
Set Default Tube Volume – This determines how much is col-
lected in each test tube. A suggested amount is preset, but if you
prefer another level of fluid in each test tube, you can enter the
tube volume you would like to use. This will then become the
default used for new methods, but can be changed within the
method editor.
Network Configuration can be found under:
T > C
OOLS ONFIGURATION
if you want to connect the system to a network. By doing so, you
can remotely view the user interface for monitoring or controlling
the system, print to a network printer, or automatically save data
files right to the network.
To connect to a network, you will need access to IP addresses and
network information from your IT department. For more
information on network guidelines, see TN28 Networking
Guidelines for CombiFlash Products available at www.isco.com
The following options are found on the U
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Language – Select from several languages for the user interface.
If you have set up the system for multiple users, each user can
select a preferred language.
Automatically Print Report – You can print a report at the end
of a run if you are connected to a network.
Graph System Pressure – Shows the system pressure during a
separation. This information is useful for troubleshooting a
system that doesn't appear to operate as expected.
For normal operation, it is recommended that this is not selected.
This information is always stored with the run data for later
review, so if a problem is suspected, this parameter can be enabled
and the suspect separation opened to review the pressure profile
during the separation.
The pressure trace doesn't have a vertical scale with pressure. To
view the actual pressure at a point in time, refer to the status bar in
the upper right corner of the screen during a separation. If you are
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