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MI 611-185 – June 1996<br />

Display Menus<br />

Run: Log VOC<br />

Whenever the <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong> is in the RUN mode with Log VOC as the<br />

logging selection, the instrument operates as a manual survey tool that<br />

logs its readings into memory whenever you initiate logging. When the<br />

1=Run key is pressed, the first screen viewed is the one shown on the<br />

right. The tag information should be typed or a tag read with the barcode<br />

scanner. The tag may be left blank if desired.<br />

Enter the tag information in the space provided (up to 10 characters)<br />

or scan a tag with the reader. Once the tag information is entered, press<br />

the ENTER key. The screen then changes to the next display.<br />

PID: 225.ppm<br />

FID: 225.ppm<br />

_____________ _________<br />

Press char key<br />

PID: 225.ppm<br />

FID: 225.ppm<br />

Tag: BLDG 19____<br />

Press char key<br />

The instrument is now ready to start logging. The screen displays live<br />

readings and the tag name but no logging takes place until you press<br />

either the LOG key on the basic probe or the ENTER key on the<br />

instrument.<br />

PID: 225.ppm<br />

FID: 225.ppm<br />

Tag: BLDG 19<br />

Enter= Start log<br />

Press ENTER or LOG to start the VOC logging sequence. After the<br />

instrument counts down for the time selected in the SETUP/Log<br />

menu, the word Save appears. When confirmed, the instrument logs<br />

into memory either the highest average or last reading achieved during<br />

the countdown sample. After the information is stored into memory,<br />

the display returns to live measurements and prompts for a new tag.<br />

Each VOC log must be done manually and individually.<br />

PID: 225.ppm<br />

FID: 225.ppm<br />

Sampling: 9sec<br />

Exit=Stop<br />

Run: Log F.E.<br />

Whenever the <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong> is in the RUN mode with Log F.E. as the logging selection, the<br />

instrument logs its readings based on a pre-configured route file.<br />

NOTE: The operation of the Log F.E. mode is menu driven from the hand-held<br />

probe display and requires the use of the optional <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong> Enhanced F.E. Probe.<br />

The procedure for using the <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong> for Fugitive Emissions monitoring involves the following<br />

four steps:<br />

1. Create a monitoring route using a Fugitive Emissions personal computer software<br />

program.<br />

2. Download the route file to the <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong>.<br />

3. Log readings by following the monitoring route shown on the <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong> display.<br />

4. At the end of the monitoring route, upload the logged readings to the personal<br />

computer.<br />

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