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16 - Device Commands<br />

Commands for the Te-VacS<br />

Set Pressure Difference<br />

This command starts the vacuum pump. You must specify the required<br />

vacuum (range: 30 – 700 mBar). This does not apply vacuum to either of the<br />

SPE blocks. If you want to use the fast pumping procedure (see Operating<br />

<strong>Manual</strong>, Te-VacS), you should use this command in advance of the Apply<br />

Vacuum command. Due to the time needed to build up the vacuum, you<br />

should follow this command with a Wait command.<br />

Apply Vacuum<br />

This command applies the vacuum to the SPE block specified on the General<br />

tab. You must specify the required vacuum (range: 30 – 700 mBar). The<br />

vacuum will be applied until a subsequent Vent Block command is executed.<br />

The vacuum builds up slowly unless you precede this command with a Set<br />

Pressure Difference command. This is equivalent to the soft pumping<br />

procedure (see Operating <strong>Manual</strong>, Te-VacS - see 1.2.1 “Related<br />

Documentation and <strong>Software</strong>”, 1-3).<br />

Vent Block<br />

This command vents the vacuum from the SPE block specified on the General<br />

tab. It is used to stop the vacuum separation process.<br />

Deactivate<br />

This command is used to shut down the Te-VacS when you no longer want to<br />

use it in your script or process. It switches off the vacuum pump and vents all<br />

blocks and the internal vacuum container. If you do not specify a Deactivate<br />

command, the Te-VacS will be deactivated automatically when you quit<br />

<strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong>.<br />

Position plate<br />

This command is only relevant if the Te-VacS is fitted with the Repositioner<br />

option. It moves the collection plate for the rear vacuum block into one of four<br />

positions before you apply the vacuum. For more information on this feature,<br />

see 16.35.10 “Te-VacS - PositionPlateRear Command”, 16-118.<br />

Desalting<br />

This command opens the desalter valve to drain the residues. It is only<br />

relevant for Te-VacS versions which are equipped with a desalter valve.<br />

Specify how long you want to open the desalting valve (range: 1 - 60<br />

seconds).<br />

Wait<br />

This causes the separation script to wait for the specified duration.<br />

Command<br />

Sends a firmware command to the Te-VacS. Refer to the firmware<br />

documentation for the device for a complete list of firmware commands (see<br />

also 1.2.1 “Related Documentation and <strong>Software</strong>”, 1-3).<br />

WARNING<br />

Risk of injury to operating personnel or damage to the equipment<br />

• Take care when sending firmware commands. Sending the wrong commands<br />

can damage the instrument or objects in its workspace, hurt yourself or other<br />

people.<br />

To view or edit the execution parameters again later, right-click on the process<br />

step in the Process Editor and choose Edit Parameters in the context menu.<br />

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