Thermo Miran Sapphire XL Manual 2005 - IE Monitoring Instruments

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Chapter 4 Operation INFORMATION SCREENS The following information regarding the analyzer is presented on information screens. To access these screens, press "0" from the Main Menu. Press � or � to access additional information screens. Press “ESC” to return to the Main Menu. • Model • Serial Number • Software Version • Dates of Last and Next Service • Concentration Calculation (installed or not) • Spectrum Scan (installed or not) • Optional Temperature Sensor (installed or not) • Manufacture Date • Standard Library (installed or not) • Full Library (installed or not) • Enhanced Library (installed or not) • User Library (installed or not) • Gas Cell Material • Chopper (standard or custom) • Detector Material • Filter (standard or custom) • Intrinsically Safe (or not) • Pathlength Changer (installed or not) • Sample Temperature Sensor (installed or not) • Ambient Temperature Sensor (installed or not) • Analyzer Control Software Version 4-12
ERROR SCREENS 4-13 Chapter 4 Operation The SapphIRe analyzer displays one of several error screens if certain problems occur. The message is identified as an ERROR, WARNING, or ALARM. An error beep or continuous alarm also occurs. Acknowledge these messages by pressing the ESC or ENTER key. The acknowledgment returns the user to the previous screen layer. Table 4-3. Error Messages Error Message Meaning Corrective Action This is a general error message that indicates there was an error during analysis or with an application that doesn't allow the analyzer to Application continue analysis. The second line of this processing error! error message indicates specifically what caused the error. Numerous fault conditions could result in this error. Clock update has failed! Measurement problem detected! Spectrometer communication error! Spectrometer is not ready! This error message indicates that the real-time clock hardware could not be updated. If a message is not understood, make a note of the second line of the error screen, and call TEI for assistance. Contact TEI for assistance. This error message may be If any of the measurement flags are generated disabled permanently by during analysis (such as invalid purge, invalid pressing 1 on this error screen or zero, fault, calibration overflow, calculation by shutting off the "Fault action" overflow, A/D overflow/underflow), this error parameter in the preference may appear. menu from the Analysis Setup Menu #1. The data received from the spectrometer controller board is not valid. This could be caused by a communications error with the spectrometer controller board. This error message indicates that a component in the spectrometer is not ready. This could be caused by the chopper motor not operating at the correct speed, or the IR source or detector not functioning correctly. If this happens frequently, return the instrument to TEI for service. If this error is displayed wait a few seconds and retry the operation. Also check the battery level and attempt to plug into AC power if the level is low. If the error persists, press 0 (zero) to identify error, and call TEI for assistance.
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