Download Data From The Analyzer To A Pc - Thermo Scientific MIRAN 205B Series Instruction Manual

10. If "Zero Save" is on automatic (see Analysis Preferences screen), there is no
option either to repeat zero or save zero. If "Zero Save" is not on automatic,
there will be a prompt to select "1=Repeat Zero" or "Enter=Save". After the
zero is saved, the prompt is to install the particulate filter. Do not do this.
Instead make an injection and press "Enter=Continue."
11. Use a suitably sized syringe to introduce
the compound to be scanned into the
injection port of the closed loop system
The injection volume was calculated in
step 1. Turn pump ON for approximately
30 seconds. Press "Enter=Continue".
12. The analysis menu on the right displays an option for "1=Start Logging".
Select this option. After a short period where the pump circulates the
compound, the analyzer displays "Log in progress" after the countdown.
13. At the end of the full spectrum scan, select "Enter=Save".
14. Press "Esc" until Main menu appears.
15. Use pump to remove compound from analyzer (approximately 5 minutes).
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DOWNLOAD DATA FROM THE ANALYZER TO A PC

1. Connect 9-pin cable from SapphIRe's serial output to PC's serial port.
2. On the PC open the ThermoConnect program.
3. From the SapphIRe's Main Menu select "5=Report/Data".
4. Choose "1=Select site" and select the site with the logged data.
5. Select "3=Data transfer".
6. Select "3=Send/receive".
7. On PC choose "F2=File".
8. Highlight a file to receive the logged data. To create a new file, type in the
name of the file (8 character maximum). It is suggested that the extension
".txt" be used (i.e., testfile.txt) to allow ease of importing into other
applications. If a new file was created, press "Enter" on the PC keyboard.
9. On the PC choose "F5=Receive".
10. On the PC choose "F5=Site".
11. If the file selected in Step 8 exists, it will be overwritten by pressing "Y".
12. When the operation is complete, the PC screen displays "Transfer Complete".
Press any key.
13. On the instrument, press "ESC" to return to the Main Menu
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A gas or liquid syringe is required, depending upon the compound. Many compounds (e.g., benzene) are
more expensive and only available in larger quantities in gaseous form, and are therefore usually inserted
into the pump as a liquid. The pump evaporates the liquid before it is introduced to the analyzer. Syringes
can be obtained from chemical or scientific supply houses.
Appendix C Scan/Calibration Procedure
Injection Port
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