ICS-1000 Ion Chromatography System Operator's Manual

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ICS-1000 Ion Chromatography SystemThe outputs can be used to control functions in external devices such as anautosampler or another Dionex module. When connected to a controlling device,the inputs can be programmed to perform the following ICS-1000 functions:• Switch the injection valve position (load/inject)• Perform an autozero command (set the conductivity to zero)• Turn the pump on and off (also turns the suppressor on and off)• Send a chart mark signal to the analog output. The mark is 10% of the fullscalevoltage, and the duration is 0.5 seconds. A mark can be used, forexample, to indicate the injection.Relay outputs 1 and 2 can be programmed to switch any low-voltage control.Switched current must be less than 200 mA and 42 V peak.Connecting a TTL or Relay1. Locate the twisted pair ofwires (P/N 043598) and the12-position connector plug(P/N 923687) (seeFigure C-2) in the ICS-1000Ship Kit (P/N 057905).2. Follow these basic steps toconnect the TTL or relays.Position 1Position 12LockingScrewsa. For each relay or TTL to Figure C-2. 12-Position Connector Plugbe used, connect anactive wire (red) and a ground wire (black) to the 12-position connectorplug at the appropriate pin locations. Refer to Figure C-1 or the label onthe ICS-1000 rear panel for the connector pin assignments.To attach a wire to the plug, strip the end of the wire, insert it into theplug, and use a screwdriver to tighten the locking screw. If necessary,multiple ground wires can be attached to a single TTL input/outputground pin.When attaching wires to the connector plug, be careful not to allowstray strands of wire to short to the adjoining position on theconnector.b. Plug the connector into the 12-pin connector on the ICS-1000 rear panel.C-2 Doc. 031879-01 3/03
C • TTL and Relay Controlc. Connect the wires from the ICS-1000 connector plug to the TTL or relayconnector pins on the other module(s). Additional connector plugs areprovided with other Dionex modules.NOTECheck the polarity of each connection. Connect signalwires to signal (+) pins and ground wires to ground (-)pins.3. If you connected a TTL input, verify that the correct function is assigned tothe input and that the correct input control type is selected. Select differentsettings if necessary. Input functions and control types are assigned fromChromeleon (see Section C.1.1).C.1.1Selecting TTL Input Functions and Control TypesTo select TTL input functions and the control type, open the ChromeleonServer Configuration program and double-click the ICS-1000 icon underthe timebase. Select the TTL Inputs tab (see Figure C-3).Figure C-3. ICS-1000 Server Configuration Properties: TTL InputsDoc. 031879-01 3/03 C-3
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Contents1 • Introduction1.1 Intro
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2 • Features2.3.2 The ICS-1000 Co
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2 • FeaturesSystem Controls Overv
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2 • FeaturesInject ValveDisplays
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2 • Features2.4 System Component
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2 • Features2.4.2 Eluent ValveThe
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4 • TroubleshootingLOAD/INJECT VA
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5•Service5.3 Replacing Tubing and
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5•Service5.5 Cleaning and Replaci
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5•Service5.6 Replacing a Pump Pis
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5•Service6. The piston does not c
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5•ServiceReinstalling the Head an
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5•ServiceValve KnobO-Ring(P/N 055
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5•Service5. Slide the new cell as
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5•Service11. Align the top of the
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5•Service9. Enter the column heat
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5•Service5.15 Priming with Isopro
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A • SpecificationsA.1 ElectricalM
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A • SpecificationsA.6 DetectorRan
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Unpacking the ICS-1000 System3. Rem
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Page 163 and 164: Equilibrating the SystemB.15 Equili
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Page 201 and 202: IndexAAir particulate samples, 3-12
Page 203 and 204: IndexData rise time, B-46Decibel le
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Page 207 and 208: IndexRRear panel, 2-7Analog output
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