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6100CR Refrigerated Sampler Section 2 Programming stop before the programmed number of sample events if there are not enough empty bottles remaining. If no entry is made, the sampler will time out and return to standby. If you chose not to enter a start time in the Program sequence, the sampling program will start immediately after you enter the bottle to start on. The sampler may or may not take a sample at this time, depending on how it is programmed. If you chose to enter a start time in the Program sequence and the time you entered has not passed when you press the Run key, the program will start at the time you entered. If you entered a start time in the Program sequence but the start time has passed by the time you pressed the Run key, the following screen will appear: *PAST START TIME* Followed by: CHANGE START TIME? YES NO 2. If you select NO, the start time will become the present time and the program will start immediately. See Section 2.6, Active State Displays. Again, whether or not a sample is actually taken at this time depends on other choices you made in programming. 3. If you select YES, the sampler will ask you to enter a new start time. START TIME HH:MM DD MM 4. The sampler will advance the hour to the next hour after the present time. The day and month will be the current day and month. You can accept this time by pressing the Enter key or enter the start time you choose. After a valid time has been entered, the sampler will start. See Section 2.6, Active State Displays. 5. If you enter a time that has passed, the MUST BE LATER THAN screen appears. Enter a valid start time. The sam- 2-12
6100CR Refrigerated Sampler Section 2 Programming pler then will return to Step 4 above to ask for the start time. MUST BE LATER THAN HH:MM DD MMM 2.6 Active State Displays (Run Mode) After you have programmed the sampler and pressed Run to begin the sampling routine, any of the following messages, depending on how you programmed the sampler, can appear during the sampling routine. If no start time has been programmed, the sampler will start immediately, (Step 4 below will show the display that appears). If the sampler has been programmed with a start time and in the flow mode, the display that appears will depend on whether the start time is in the current day or not. 1. If the start time is not in the current day, the following display will appear: START AT HH:MM DDMMM HH:MM:SS DDMMMYY 2. When the day of the start time is reached, (or the start time is in the current day), the following display will appear: START AT HH:MM HH:MM:SS DDMMMYY 3. When the sampler starts (or the start time is reached), the action depends on whether you programmed the sampler to take a sample at the start time or not. (This only occurs with flow pacing.) If the sampler was programmed for flow pacing and to take a sample at START TIME, it will proceed to take the first sample. Step 4 below shows the display that will appear. If the unit is programmed for flow pacing but not to take a sample immediately, the sampler will start its interval counter so that the first sample will occur one interval past the start time. One time interval refers to the number of flow pulses you programmed to elapse between sample events. When the start time is reached, the display will change to the following: SAMPLE X AFTER XX PULSES 2-13
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