Micromeritics ACCUPYC II 1345 Series Installation Instructions And Checklist page 43

Field or Button
Report Options
Request Sample ID?
Report Options
Request Description?
Report Options
Print Report?
Report Options
Transmit Report?
Report Options
E-mail Report?
Report Options
Printer?
[printer name]
Report Options
Transmission Format?
Report Options
Request Insert?
AccuPyc II 1345 Installation Instructions and Checklist
134-42875-02 (Rev A) — Jan 2021
Description
A sample ID (identification) is a unique identifier of the sample. Using
sample IDs can help keep track of data from multiple analyses and
can be used as a date and time stamp. A Sample ID prompt displays
during the analysis operation, allowing entry of the identification when
after selecting Yes to this prompt. Press CHOICE to select Yes or
No.
Provides entry of additional descriptive information. This prompt
typically is used when a computer keyboard is attached. All system
commands can be executed on the keyboard. Press CHOICE to
select Yes or No.
Provides automatic generating of a report after an analysis or cal-
ibration. The type of printer is selected at the Printer? prompt. Press
CHOICE to select Yes or No.
Provides transmission of analysis or calibration data automatically
after the operation. Press CHOICE to select Yes or No. See
mitted Data on page 4 -
Select Yes at this prompt to automatically send an e-mail at the con-
clusion of an analysis or calibration operation. An e-mail address and
server must be specified in order to select Yes. Press CHOICE to
select Yes or No.
Provides selection of the report printer. This is a system option and
does not have to be specified for each analysis (or calibration). It also
applies for all units when multiple analysis modules are attached.
Press CHOICE to select the appropriate printer. See
on page 2 - 15.
Select the format of data to be used when transmitting reports. Press
CHOICE to select either the Single Column format or the Spread-
sheet format. See Transmitted Data on page 4 -
Prompts for a MultiVolume insert during analysis or calibration
operations. An insert is a device that can be placed in a sample
chamber, allowing use of a smaller sample cup for analysis of smaller
sample quantities. Inserts are available in MultiVolume Kits for the
3
1.0, 10, and 100 cm pycnometers. Press CHOICE to select Yes or
No.
If MultiVolume inserts are not used, select No.
Configure the Pycnometer using the Keypad
1.
Trans-
Printer Setup
1.
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