CETAC M-7600 Mercury Analyzer Operator's Manual
CETAC M-7600 Mercury Analyzer Operator's Manual
CETAC M-7600 Mercury Analyzer Operator's Manual
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<strong>CETAC</strong> QuickTrace M-<strong>7600</strong> <strong>Mercury</strong> <strong>Analyzer</strong><br />
Chapter 5: Maintaining the <strong>Mercury</strong> <strong>Analyzer</strong><br />
Adjusting the Lamp Current<br />
The lamp current can be adjusted using a potentiometer on the back of the<br />
instrument.<br />
Note that the effect of lamp current on data quality (absorbance and noise) is<br />
typically minimal when a lamp is new. As the lamp ages, the lamp current will<br />
automatically adjust to maintain constant emission intensity reaching the<br />
EOFM filter/detector.<br />
A new lamp needs a minimum of a 30 minute warm up time before final<br />
adjustment. After installation of the new lamp, the lamp current will<br />
automatically return to a value similar to the initial set up value.<br />
1 Make sure the mercury analyzer is turned on and that it is connected to the PC.<br />
2 Move the PC's display so that you can see it while you are behind the mercury<br />
analyzer.<br />
3 Exit the QuickTrace software, if it is running.<br />
4 Run the M-<strong>7600</strong> Lamp Current Configuration Tool. On the taskbar navigate to<br />
Start | All Programs | <strong>CETAC</strong> QuickTrace | M-<strong>7600</strong> Lamp Current Configuration<br />
Tool.<br />
5 Click Search for <strong>Analyzer</strong>s.<br />
Figure 5-26<br />
Searching for the <strong>Analyzer</strong>.<br />
6 Select the analyzer (if more than one is found) and click Connect.<br />
If you see an “analyzer in use” error, double-check to make sure that the<br />
QuickTrace software is not running.<br />
7 Allow 30 minutes for the lamp to warm up.<br />
8 While the lamp is warming up, remove the LAMP ADJUST access panel on the<br />
back of the instrument.<br />
9 Click Check Lamp Current.<br />
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