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G2103 Analyzer for NH
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User Manual
Picarro, Inc.
3105 Patrick Henry Drive
Santa Clara, CA 95054, USA
Phone: +1 408 962 3944
www.picarro.com
Document Number 40-0050 Rev. B

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  • Page 1 G2103 Analyzer for NH User Manual Picarro, Inc. 3105 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, CA 95054, USA Phone: +1 408 962 3944 www.picarro.com Document Number 40-0050 Rev. B...
  • Page 2 NOTICES DISCLAIMER AND RESERVATION OF RIGHTS Picarro has prepared this manual solely for the information and use by its customers as a guide for the selection, installation, operation, and maintenance of the products described.
  • Page 3 Customer Service: Email: orders@picarro.com Phone: +1 408 962 3992 © 2020 Picarro, Inc. All rights reserved. 3105 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara, California, 95054 USA Phone +1 408 962 3900 • Fax +1 408 962 3200 www.picarro.com G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 4 12.1 POWER LED ON ANALYZER DOES NOT ILLUMINATE ................60 12.2 USER INTERFACE PROGRAM DOES NOT START ..................60 12.3 SAMPLE PRESSURE CANNOT BE CONTROLLED TO THE APPROPRIATE VALUE FOR CONCENTRATION MEASUREMENTS ......................61 P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 5 13.3 CLEANING ..............................67 14. TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE ....................68 15. LIMITED WARRANTY ........................69 REMOTE DATA ACCESS ....................71 A.1 PICARRO SERIAL COMMUNICATION ......................71 A.2 REMOTE DATA ACCESS ..........................71 THE DATA FILE VIEWER ....................74 B.1 INTRODUCTION ............................... 74 B.2 THE FILE MENU ...............................
  • Page 6 In the cavity, a series of mirrors reflects the infrared light through the sample, increasing the path length. For a Picarro cavity of only 25 cm in length, the effective path length of the cavity can be over 20 kilometers.
  • Page 7 Determining absorption intensity at a specific wavelength requires comparing the ring-down time of an empty cavity to the ring-down time of a cavity that contains gas. A cavity can be empty if it contains no gas; it will G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 8 Picarro instruments gather measurements from an “empty” cavity by switching the light to wavelengths that are not absorbed by the target molecules.
  • Page 9 Picarro analyzers calculate the baseline underneath a poorly resolved peak by modeling the absorption peaks from other surrounding molecules and subtracting contributions from neighboring peaks to the absorption intensity.
  • Page 10 For precise pressure control, the cavity pressure is monitored using a high- linearity pressure transducer. The system computer uses this pressure data in a feedback loop to control proportional valves that adjust the inlet and outlet gas flow of the cavity. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 11 CAUTION alerts you of a potential danger to equipment or to the user. CAUTION WARNING indicates an imminent danger to the user. WARNING REMINDER is a helpful hint to procedures listed in the text. REMINDER G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 12 This manual includes various acronyms. For definitions, see below: Acronym Definition CRDS Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy Graphical User Interface centimeters millimeters ” (as in 1/4”) Inches Ammonia Water Hotbox Warm box Parts Per Million Parts Per Billion ‰ per mil °C degrees Celsius P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 13 4. SAFETY General Safety CDRH Certification This Picarro Analyzer complies with 21 CFR Chapter 1, sub-chapter J, and is classified as a Class 1 laser system when all panels and covers are on. CE Certification This Picarro Analyzer complies with the European standards and the instrument is affixed with a CE label.
  • Page 14 WARNING laser safe service area using appropriate laser-safety glasses. The following Laser Safety Label is affixed to the inside of the analyzer: P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 15 Figure 4: Laser Safety Label Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. WARNING G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 16 5. Unpacking the Analyzer Inspect the Shipping Boxes Picarro products are inspected and tested before leaving the factory. Their packing containers have been designed to keep the equipment safe from damage during transit. Inspect the condition of the boxes upon arrival. The larger box includes the analyzer and most of the accessories.
  • Page 17 Control Cable (1) For External Solenoid Valves Nut (1) and For connecting input line to analyzer INPUT Ferrules (2) Document Packet Includes this manual, certificate of compliance, and Windows License. USB Flash Drive Contains backup software. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 18 A power cable with connectors appropriate to your Cable (1) country is provided. The pump automatically adjusts to local voltage. Vacuum Hose (1) Hose to connect the pump to the analyzer. Pump Manual (1) Detailed instructions for pump. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 19 6. ANALYZER OVERVIEW Intended Use The G2103 Analyzer measures concentrations of NH , and H simultaneously and precisely using Picarro’s patented Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy (CRDS) technology. The analyzer can be deployed in a lab or in the field, allowing in-situ analysis for trace ammonia or ambient ammonia monitoring applications.
  • Page 20 <375 W at start-up (Analyzer and Pump) Steady-state Power 120 W (Analyzer), 150 W (Pump) Steady-state operation Mains Supply Voltage ±10% of the nominal voltage Fluctuation Minimum Rated Circuit 10A @115VAC, Amperage 5A @230VAC Liquid Ingress Protection None P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 21 This section describes the setup and installation of the Picarro Analyzer. Please read and understand this section thoroughly before proceeding with the installation. Using this analyzer in a manner not specified by Picarro may result in damage to the analyzer and render it unsafe to operate. WARNING Do not attach electrical power to or start the analyzer until after attaching and turning on the External Vacuum Pump.
  • Page 22 1. Remove the Analyzer and the External Vacuum Pump from their respective shipping containers. This analyzer weighs 47 lbs. (20.9 kg). Use the technique outlined in the General Safety section on page 14 when lifting or moving the analyzer. WARNING P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 23 7. Connect the analyzer to a power source using the supplied AC power cable. Use the AC power cables supplied with the analyzer or a similarly rated cable. Check with Picarro technical support if you have questions about power cable replacement. An inadequately rated CAUTION power cable can result in equipment damage.
  • Page 24 WARNING Making a New Connection: When using new tubing, follow these steps. 1. Place the two ferrules inside the nut as shown. Figure 7: Orientation of ferrules and nut P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 25 3. Connect a monitor to one of the monitor ports. The analyzer will detect the connection and adjust the resolution to match the monitor. 4. Connect the monitor to a power source. 5. Turn on power to the monitor. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 26 NOTE appropriate items until actual data is being reported in the graph. This is typically less than 30 minutes, but depending on ambient temperature, the analyzer can take up to 1 hour to stabilize. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 27 3. Picarro Mode Switcher: When clicked, you will be led to a window that will allow you to switch between various measurement modes. Most analyzer models are configured for one mode and may not include the Mode Switcher.
  • Page 28 6. Picarro Utilities Folders: Data file Viewer: When clicked, you will be led to a window that will allow you to convert between *.dat and H5 data files and to make various graphical representations of your data. The instructions on using the Data File Viewer software are...
  • Page 29 FOR G2xxxx ANALYZERS: If you have trouble turning off the analyzer software, do not kill the process(es) in the task manager; rather, double-click on the "Stop Instrument" icon in the CAUTION Diagnostics folder on your desktop. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 30 If the power to the analyzer is cut-off for any reason, the analyzer will cease operation. However, when the power is reapplied, the analyzer will restart automatically. The Picarro software tools will also properly close out previous files and open new files for data collection so that previously collected data, instrument diagnostics, and other parameters recorded up to the time of power outage are retained.
  • Page 31 9. LIST OF GUI FUNCTIONS GUI Overview The features of the Picarro analyzer GUI are identified in Figure 11 and described in the following sections. Figure 11: Layout of the G2103 Analyzer Settings, Tools, and Help Menus Settings Menu Left clicking on the Settings menu pulls down a menu that has one entry ‘Change GUI Mode from Standard to Service.’...
  • Page 32 Tools Menu This menu item has three entries: 1. User Calibration: Opens the user calibration window (default password is “picarro”). The password can be reset in the QuickGui.ini file in the instrument directory: “C:\Picarro\G2000\AppConfig \Config\QuickGUI\” under the section: [Authorization] UserCalPassword = Picarro Show/Hide Valve 2.
  • Page 33 (i.e., if a new data log has not been started using the Start /Stop New Data Log Button). A new file will be generated at midnight, which will be saved to the same location as the original log file. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 34 Data streams available on the GUI are gas concentrations, if ‘instrument Analysis’ (where instrument represents the system installed) is selected, or if “sensors” is selected, the analyzer’s optical cavity pressure or temperature can be viewed as well as the nominal ambient temperature P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 35 This buffer is empty upon instrument startup, and can also be emptied by pressing the reset data buffer button in the lower-right-hand corner of the GUI. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 36 ‘View’ menu. Figure 19: Graph Zooming Digital Readouts Displays the latest value recorded for the selected Data Key for each Data Window. Changing the Data Key modifies the Digital Readout as well as P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 37 The duration of this step can range from 5 to 60 minutes, depending on the ambient temperature and how much time has elapsed since the last startup. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 38 3. Pressure Stabilizing/Locked The valve control system begins to allow flow through the analyzer and stabilizes the pressure inside the cavity. 4. Measuring This is the normal mode of operation after startup has completed. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 39 After each data file has been closed (every 15 minutes) it is moved to an archive directory, and a new file is started in the original location. The archive directory is C:\Picarro\G2000\Log\Archive\ and has subdirectories DataLog_Mailbox, DataLog_Private and DataLog_EventLogs with files arranged by year\month\day\hour.
  • Page 40 For more information about how to include various columns of data from the DataLog_Private in the C:\UserData DataLog files, please contact Picarro. The current data file can be found in C:\Picarro\G2000\Log\DataLogger\. Within this directory, there are subdirectories for DataLog_Private, DataLog_User, and DataLog_User_Sync. Similarly, the archive directory has subdirectories arranged by file type.
  • Page 41 In addition to the automatic file and directory management described above, the analyzer also automatically deletes various files specified in C:\Picarro\ G2000\AppConfig\Config\FileEraser\FileEraser.ini. There are various settings, as described below: runtime_interval_hrs = 0.5 Specifies how often (in hours) to run the file eraser.
  • Page 42 10.3 Set Up Tool In the desktop folder called Picarro Utilities, the Setup Tool can be launched by double-clicking on its icon. The tool allows the user to configure data file saving details, including which data elements are written to data files, digital data output (via serial port or TCP/IP), remote data delivery (via email), and general GUI properties.
  • Page 43 Make sure there are no COM port conflicts before clicking “Apply.” After making the appropriate edits, click “Apply” to put changes into effect and then “Exit” to close the window. Figure 22: Serial/Socket Port Setup Window G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 44 • Data Directory: Location of the data you want email. After making the appropriate edits, click “Apply” to put changes into effect and then “Exit” to close the window. Figure 23: Data Delivery Setup Window P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 45 3. Click “Apply” to put changes into effect and then “Exit” to close the window. You should now be able to access the “Show/Hide Valve Sequencer GUI” menu from the main GUI under “Tools” Figure 24: GUI Properties Window G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 46 COM port/TCP (specified in the Port Manager tab). Two types of data can be specified here: Datalog_User and DataLog_User_Sync. After making the appropriate edits, click “Apply” to put changes into effect and then “Exit” to close the window. Figure 25: Command Interface Window P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 47 Data Streaming outputs data continuously, whereas the Command Interface needs commands to prompt data output. After making the appropriate edits, click “Apply” to put changes into effect and then “Exit” to close the window. Figure 26: Data Streaming Window G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 48 Customizing Analog Output Channels The Picarro analyzer may be optionally configured with an Electrical Interface Card (EIC) that provides up to 8 analog signals available to the user for monitoring various measurements results and analyzer parameters. Electrical Interface The Electrical Interface tab allows you to customize each analog output channel.
  • Page 49 11.1 Slope and Offset Every Picarro analyzer ships with a default user calibration value of 1 for slope and 0 for offset. While new user calibrations will likely result in changes to both, we recommend that only offset changes are applied during more frequent calibrations.
  • Page 50 2. Plot these values versus the certified values from the gas supplier, and determine the linear relationship between the known calibration values and the analyzer’s reported values. A linear best-fit equation can be calculated from the data. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 51 Data corrected = 0.9866•Dataraw+5.268 Figure 28: Linear Calibration Example Calibration values are input into the analyzer by selecting Tools > User Calibration, and then entering the slope and intercept for each species. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 52 Graphics User Interface (GUI) The Picarro Data Recalibration (“Data Recal”) software can be found in the “Picarro Utilities” folder on the desktop. The Data Recal software utility can be launched by double-clicking on the Data Recal Icon in the folder. Shown below is a screenshot of the window that will open.
  • Page 53 Certified and CRDS reported values are entered in the white boxes. Standards that will be used for instrument recalibration are then selected by checking the corresponding box in the first column, labeled “Used for Recal.” G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 54 Once these values are entered or selected, the “Compute” button will be active. Click “Compute” to calculate the new calibration parameters. These parameters will appear in the Calibration output section of the GUI, P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 55 To do this, click “Plot” in the upper left corner of the window, and select “Plot Linear Fitting” from the drop-down menu, as shown below. Figure 33: Delta Recalibration Figure 34: Slope of Delta Recalibration G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 56 “Apply New Cal” button. Figure 35: Apply new calibration slope and intercept Then you will be prompted to enter a Calibration Password. The default Calibration Password is PICARRO. Figure 36: User Authorization Dialog box Next, a “Recalibration Confirmation” pop-up window will appear, displaying the new offset and slope (when applicable) values.
  • Page 57 Figure 38: Delta Recalibration Load File Next, select the file that you want to load. Figure 39: File Browser Delta Recal File Option The recalibration file for this example will contain the following information: G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 58 Figure 41: Recalibration Exit Confirmation When you are finished with the calibration, you can exit the Delta Recal software utility by clicking on the “Exit” button at the bottom part of the Recal GUI. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 59 (3) the “offset + slope” NOTE calibration option is selected. This error occurs because the entered values will lead to an erroneous zero-slope value. Figure 43: Invalid New Slope Entry G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 60 The following section lists problems that may be encountered during installation and operation of the analyzer. The corresponding step-by-step procedures provide resolution in most cases. If, after attempting these procedures, the problem remains unresolved, please contact Picarro Technical Support. 12.1 Power LED on analyzer does not illuminate Context: Turning on the analyzer by momentarily depressing its front panel power switch should apply power.
  • Page 61 If the computer does not respond to the mouse, hold down the power switch on the front panel for a few seconds until the computer and the instrument turn off. After another few seconds, restart the analyzer by momentarily depressing the power button. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 62 There are two inline, sub-micron particulate filters before the measurement cavity. The first is user-replaceable and replacement filters can be purchased from Picarro and installed by the user. It is important to NEVER remove the filter that is directly attached to the cavity. Only change the filter immediately following the inlet at the back of the analyzer.
  • Page 63 (as viewed from the back of the analyzer) to remove it. 5. Using a 5/8” wrench, loosen the retaining nut on the input bulkhead (about 1 full turn should be enough). G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 64 Equipment Damage: When holding the filter with pliers to prevent movement, grip it as shown in Figure 47, only with enough pressure to prevent it from turning. Too much pressure can CAUTION damage the filter. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 65 Figure 49. Replace any damaged ferrules with the new ones provided in the filter kit. Figure 48: Inspect filter Inspect PTFE ferrules for damage connectors for on input and output ferrule connectors. damage. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 66 Figure 49: Insert the new filter, making sure the flow direction arrow is pointed away from the Rear analyzer rear Panel panel. 4. Using a 5/8” wrench, tighten the retaining nut at the bulkhead fitting. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 67 7. With a 2 mm hex driver, reattach the analyzer top cover with six screws. 13.3 Cleaning Clean the outside of the analyzer with a clean dry cloth. Only certified service technicians should access or clean the inside of the analyzer. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 68 When shipping or relocating the analyzer, it is important to protect it from mechanical shocks. Failure to do so can compromise its performance. When shipping the analyzer, use its original CAUTION packaging only. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 69 Product specifications for twelve (12) months from shipment. This warranty is the only warranty made by Picarro with respect to its Products and no person is authorized to bind Picarro for any obligations or liabilities beyond this warranty in connection with its Products.
  • Page 70 The following warranty conditions shall apply to all Picarro, Inc. products unless amended by a written instrument signed by a duly authorized officer of Picarro: ADJUSTMENT – No electrical, mechanical or optical adjustments to the product(s) are permitted. PARTS AND LABOR - New or factory-built replacements for defective parts will be supplied for twelve (12) months from date of shipment of the product.
  • Page 71 Guide (included in pdf format on the installation CD). This command set may also be used across a TCP/IP interface through an Ethernet connection. Please contact Picarro for further details. A.2 Remote Data Access Using the RemoteAccess.ini file, the analyzer can be configured to automatically: •...
  • Page 72 The connection name key specifies the name of the dial-up connection to use, as listed under Network Connections in the Control Panel. The values of the keys Username, Password and Number are used to make the connection. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 73 Examples of “RemoteAccess.ini” File [LOGGING] Logfile=c:/temp/RemoteAccessLog Server1=time-a.nist.gov Server2=time-b.nist.gov Server3=time-a.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov Server4=time- b.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov Server5=time-c.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov [NTP] Server6=time.nist.gov Server7=time-nw.nist.gov UpdateClock=1 ConnectionName=Picarro Dialup [DIALUP] Access Username=user Password=password Number=14085551212 Server=smtp.servername.org Directory=c:/picarro/mailbox From=instrument@picarro.com To1=recipient1@site1.com To2=recipient2@site2.com [EMAIL] Subject=CRDS data from Silverstone instrument UseAuthentication G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 74 Open H5 File > Open H5 opens a Picarro data file (HDF5 format) for data analysis and visualization. After opening the data file, you can create a new time series plot. Refer to New Time Series Plot for more information.
  • Page 75 H5 file. The variables are then listed in the left panel, and users can use “>>” button to move variables to the right panel for concatenation. Figure 52: Select Variables Form G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 76 Range Data files are saved in directory trees named by date and time option. Picarro software saves data in a directory tree that is named by the creation year, month, and day. (See example directory tree in the following image.) Select this option if the target folder has this file structure. This way, Data File Viewer will only search folders within the desired date range, which can substantially reduce processing time.
  • Page 77 HDF5 format, Data File Viewer creates a table named “results” to the contained data. Convert H5 to DAT Select File > Convert H5 to DAT to convert a file in a HDF5 format to DAT. These formats are described in Convert DAT to H5. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 78 NOTE Because the data interval is normally not a constant (unless interpolation is performed), fluctuations in the data interval will affect block averaging if the block size is comparable to the average data interval. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 79 The Time Series Viewer form includes the following menus: Figure 56: Time Series Viewer Menus Time Series Viewer File Menu Use the File menu to save a configuration or take a screenshot. Figure 57: Time Series Viewer – File Menu G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 80 Viewer and save it as a .png to a specified file. Time Series Viewer Analysis Menu Use the Analysis menu to calculate statistics, generate a histogram, and to plot correlations and Allan Standard deviations. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 81 • Red Line: A Gaussian function fitted to the histogram. Fitting results of μ and σ are shown in the top-left corner of the plot. • Bin: Specifies the number of intervals that the range of values is divided into. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 82 Time Series Viewer – View Menu When switching from DateTime to Minute or Hour, the X-axis data is subtracted from the earliest point shown in the panel and then NOTE converted to the desired unit. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 83 • Right-click: Opens an additional menu. Refer to the next section. Right-click Menu Right-clicking on the canvas provides opens a pop-up menu. Figure 63: Canvas Right- click Menu Export Image: Exports the current plot as a jpeg, png, or pdf file. G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 84 • Label: Specify a label for the X-axis and the Y-axis. Figure 64: Image Editor Form • Statistics: Calculates the mean, standard deviation, and peak to peak for data in the current view. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 85 Analysis. For details about the File menu, see Save Configuration on page 80. The canvas in this plot is interactive. For details about the plot canvas, see The Time Series Viewer Canvas on Page 83. REMINDER G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 86 + c iii. Polynomial fit: Specifies to fit polynomial function of degree n: y = Σc Curve fit: Specifies to use non-linear least squares to fit an arbitrary function to data. Figure 66: Analysis Menu P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...
  • Page 87 After applying any of the above Analysis options, the results, statistics, or fitting function with coefficients are displayed in the lower portion of the Correlation Plot window. Figure 67: Results of Quadratic Fitting G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 88 Tools menu in the GUI. C.2 Default Configuration For all models of Picarro analyzers, the rotary valve control is disabled in the factory default setting. The solenoid valve control, however, is ready to use by default for all solenoid valve connectors.
  • Page 89 The 9-pin female, connector cable (female) should mate with its corresponding, male port of the analyzer and labeled “MPV.” Please note the 9-pin connector cable is not supplied with the instrument. Figure 68: 8-port Valve Setup G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 90 C.5 Valve Sequencer Software The Valve Sequencer software allows the user to set steps in which solenoid valves are turned on/off and the rotary selector valve is set to a single position. The Picarro valve sequencer window appears below: Figure 69: Valve...
  • Page 91 “Next Step” to initialize the newly selected sequence. To run a sequence file, press “Enable Sequencer.” This button will turn to “Disable Sequencer” once the sequence starts. (The sequencer should be G2103 User Manual P/N 40-0050-Rev B...
  • Page 92 These codes can be used as event timing flags. For example, if no solenoid valves are present, the codes will be recorded regardless of whether a valve is connected or not. P/N 40-0050-Rev B G2103 User Manual...