6100CR Refrigerated Sampler - Isco

6100CR Refrigerated Sampler
Section 2 Programming
2.8 Error Messages The possible ERROR types are:
• RACK JAM
• TOWER JAM
• RACK FULL
• VALVE JAM
• POWER FAILURE
If the RACK JAM message appears, try to clear the problem by
pressing the Rack Reset key. If TOWER JAM appears, call
Teledyne Isco Customer Service. RACK FULL means the
sampler has filled all 24 bottles, and you will need to replace the
bottle rack with a new one. VALVE JAM indicates the sampler
was unable to open the valve on the sample bottle. Check the
bottle in question and make changes as necessary.
POWER FAILURE means that the power was disconnected
during the sampling routine.
If there is some problem and the unit is unable to take a sample
two times in a row because of the same error, an ERROR
message will appear on the display:
*SAMPLING ERROR*
(error type)
2.9 The Display Status Key
and the History Log
1. When you press the Display Status key, the sampler will
show you a log of events it has recorded in memory. The
first display will ask you to choose from the following:
DISPLAY STARTING AT
BEGINNING LAST SAMP
2. If you select LAST SAMP, the display will only show you
the record for the last program the 6100CR has run.
3. If you choose BEGINNING, the log will go as far back as
the internal memory allows. It will either go to the first
entry made or to the oldest entry in memory. (When memory
allocated to the log is full, the log will begin overwriting
the oldest entries with new ones.) If you choose BEGIN-
NING and the entries are too long or not what you want,
you can leave the log by pressing the Clear/Exit key.
Note
In general, LAST SAMP is the better choice for viewing the log.
Do not select BEGINNING unless you need to look over the
entire log. There may be a large number of entries. If the sampler
has been running for some time, the log can have as
many as 1,000 entries, going back several months. Trying to
make sense of all this when you can only see two lines at a
time could be difficult. You can use the Clear/Exit key to leave
the log at any point.
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