The Gas Analyzer - ADInstruments

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1 Overview C H A P T E R The ADInstruments ML206 Gas Analyzer is a set of transducers used for the measurement of respiratory gases. It contains infrared carbon dioxide and visible spectrum oxygen detectors, and connects to any PowerLab® data acquisition system, or any device that records an analog signal. The Gas Analyzer measures carbon dioxide and oxygen content in expired gas. This owner’s guide covers the features of the Gas Analyzer, its operation with a PowerLab data acquisition system, and how to use it to analyze gas samples. Chapter 1 Overview 13
How to Use This Guide This owner’s guide describes how to set up and begin using your Gas Analyzer. Topics discussed included how to connect the hardware, perform a simple power-up test and calibration of the Gas Analyzer. The appendices provide technical information about the Gas Analyzer and look at some potential problems and their solutions. There is an index at the end of this guide. Checking the Gas Analyzer Before connecting the Gas Analyzer to anything, check it carefully for signs of physical damage. 1. Check that there are no obvious signs of damage to the outside of the Gas Analyzer casing. 2. Check that there is no obvious sign of internal damage, such as rattling. Pick up the Gas Analyzer, tilt it gently from side to side, and listen for anything that appears to be loose. If you have found a problem, contact your authorized ADInstruments representative immediately, and describe the problem so arrangements can be made to replace or repair the unit. The Gas Analyzer The remainder of this chapter contains general information about the features, connections and indicators of the Gas Analyzer. More detailed information can be found in Appendix A. Figure 1–1 Front panel of the Gas Analyzer The Front Panel Power indicator Status indicator Pump switch and indicator Gas sample inlet port Flow Control 14 Gas Analyzer Owner’s Guide
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