Thermo Scientific TRACE 1600 Hardware Manual page 578

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Adding Systems
Adding the Oven Cryo System
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12. Mount the left side panel proceeding in the reverse order in which the left side panel was
removed.
13. Open the gas supplies.
14. If other external modules are present, plug the power cable to the AC Input connector of
each external module, and to the wall outlet.
15. Power on the GC.
a. Plug the power cable to the AC Input connector into the back of the GC and to the
wall outlet.
b. Flip up the power switch (breaker), located at the back of the instrument, to the
position I.
16. Configure and enable the cryogenic system through the user interface of your GC, or
through the CDS in use. Refer to the TRACE 1600/1610 User Guide.
a. Configuration and enabling through the touch screen.
i. In the main menu select the Configuration icon. The Configuration menu
appears.
ii. In the Configuration menu, select the Oven icon to open the relevant submenu.
iii. Set the Cryogenic parameters.
– Cryogenic Type — Enable or disable the cryogenic system when it is
installed and configured with Carbon Dioxide or Liquid Nitrogen as a
coolant. Select between LN
– Cryo timeout — Enter the time at which the cryo system will be disabled.
Enter a value from 0–30 min.
– Cryo Threshold — Specify the temperature at which the cryo system begins
to supply the coolant. Enter a value from 40-200 °C.
iv. Return to main menu.
b. Configuration and enabling through the Chromatography Data System.
i. In the Configuration window select the Auxiliary tab.
ii. Select the Auxiliary control module check box to enable the setting for the
auxiliary control of the module option installed on your GC.
iii. Select the Oven cryogenics check box.
iv. Select the Cryo type used by your cryogenic option. Choose one: Liquid
Nitrogen or Carbon Dioxide.
v. Open the Oven page. Select the Cryogenics enable check box to enable the
cryogenic system.
vi. In Cryo threshold text box specify the temperature at which the cryo system
begins to supply the coolant. Enter a value from 40-200 °C.
, CO , or none.
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