Setting Up The Module In Chromeleon; Loading The Usb Driver For The Module - Thermo Scientific Dionex UltiMate 3000 Series Operating Instructions Manual

3.5 Setting Up the Module in Chromeleon

This section provides brief instructions for setting up the module in Chromeleon. For
details, see the Chromeleon Help.
Tip: When the module is connected to the Chromeleon computer, verify that the
Chromeleon software is installed before turning on the power to the module for
the first time. Only then, the USB driver for the module is automatically loaded
and the Windows operating system can detect the module when the power is
turned on.

3.5.1 Loading the USB Driver for the Module

1. Turn on the computer power, if it is not already on.
2. Under Windows Vista
on as a
♦ Local administrator if the computer is a local computer.
♦ User with local computer administrator privileges if the computer is a network
computer.
3. Open the Chromeleon Server Monitor program by double-clicking the Chromeleon
Server Monitor icon
If the Server Monitor icon is not on the taskbar, click Start on the taskbar, point to
Programs (or All Programs, depending on the operating system), point to Chromeleon,
and then click Server Monitor.
4. Click Start to start the server.
5. Click Close to close the Server Monitor window. The Server Monitor icon
appears on the taskbar.
Tip: Clicking the Quit Monitor button quits (exits) the Server Monitor
program, but does not stop the server. To stop the server, click Stop.
6. Turn on the main power switch on the rear panel of the module.
7. Depends on the operating system
Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008
will automatically detect the new module and perform the USB installation. If Windows
fails to detect the module and launches a wizard instead, this indicates that you connected
the module to the computer and turned on the power for the first time before you installed
Chromeleon.
Operating Instructions
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(Windows XP, Windows
on the Windows taskbar.
UltiMate 3000 Series:
NCS-3500RS and NCP-3200RS
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7, or Windows Server 2008) log
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