Thermo Scientific Dionex UltiMate 3000 Series Operating Instructions Manual page 60

UltiMate 3000 Series:
NCS-3500RS and NCP-3200RS
Relays Page
The Relays page lists all available relays. Select a check box to enable the relay. If a check
box is cleared, the relay will not be available in Chromeleon. To change a relay name,
overwrite the existing name directly in the corresponding line. For more information about
the relays, see page 25.
Inputs Page
The Inputs page lists all available remote inputs. Select a check box to enable the remote
input. If a check box is cleared, the input will not be available in Chromeleon. To change an
input name, overwrite the existing name directly in the corresponding line.
Flowmeter Page
The Flowmeter page shows the flow meter installed in the NC pump.
The settings that are displayed depend on the flow meter that is installed. When a module is
selected under Module Address on the General page, the flow meter type is detected
automatically and displayed on the Flowmeter page.
Flowmeter Type
To be able to use a certain solvent with the NC pump, consider the correct setting for the
respective flow meter:
• ProFlow flow meter
With a ProFlow flow meter, the flow meter must know the solvent type.
The solvent list shows the pre-defined and user-defined solvents for each pump block
channel.
• Classic flow meter
With Classic flow meters, the solvent viscosity must be known.
A viscosity list shows the pre-defined and user-defined solvent viscosity values for the
flow meter.
• Update button
After you have changed the solvent or viscosity list, click the Update button to refresh
the flow meter configuration.
Solvent List (ProFlow) / Viscosities (Classic)
• The solvent list (ProFlow flow meter) or the viscosities (Classic flow meters) of the most
common solvents is available in Chromeleon as a default (→ page 69).
• If the solvent type (ProFlow flow meter) or the viscosity (Classic flow meters) of the
solvent that you are using is not yet available in Chromeleon, see section 5.5.3 Adding
Solvents to the Flow Meter Configuration (→ page 114).
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