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3.5
Running Under Method Control (Local Mode)
In the Method control mode, a series of programmed timed events, known as a
method, controls the Dionex ED50A. Methods are retained in memory even when
the detector power is turned off. The detection mode determines which parameters
can be controlled by a method. For detailed information about method parameters,
refer to the appropriate section:
•
Integrated Amperometry—Section C.1.4
•
DC Amperometry—Section C.1.9
3.5.1
Running a Method
1. Go to the
CNTRL
2. In the
Enter
screen. To do so, move the cursor to the
number, and press
3. If the method clock is already running when you enter the method
number, the method starts immediately. If the clock is in Hold, press
Hold/Run
4. The elapsed time on the method clock when the method begins
determines where (i.e., at what step and parameters) the method
begins running:
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or
MAIN
DETAIL
to
and from
METHOD
field, enter the desired method number and press
METHOD
. (You can also select the method number from the
.)
Enter
to start the method.
If the method clock is at
running using the
INIT
zero step. The remaining steps will be executed according to their
programmed times.
If the method clock is greater than zero, the method begins
running using the parameters specified in the step for that elapsed
time. To start the method at the
3 • Operation and Maintenance
screen. If necessary, toggle from
to
REMOTE
LOCAL
field, enter a method
RUN
or time zero, the method begins
INIT
condition parameters, followed by the time
conditions, press
INIT
DIRECT
.
METHOD
.
Reset
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