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Creating an Instrument Control Method 85<br />

Instrument Setup – Pumps<br />

The pump setup window shows several areas. Their appearance may<br />

depend as well on the selected pump as on the settings while configuring<br />

it.<br />

Working Mode<br />

Fig. 121 Working mode in pump setup window<br />

Using the Kontron pump 325 additionally a CAM correction can be set.<br />

The correction value can be selected from 1 through 5.<br />

Fig. 122 Working mode in Kontron 325 pump setup window<br />

In case of isocratic or high pressure gradient no setting can be made. In<br />

LPG mode (except the Kontron x25 pumps) you can define the cycle time<br />

of the valves via the drop down list.<br />

Control Pressure Limits<br />

Fig. 123 Pressure limits in pump setup window<br />

This section allows you to enter the control pressure limits in the units<br />

which have been chosen in the pump configuration dialog. The pump will<br />

automatically shut down its operation when the measured pressure is out<br />

of the limits. This option is not accessible in the case of the pump K-120,<br />

10P, P2.1S or S 100 without pressure transducer.<br />

Min Pressure<br />

Enter the minimum pressure allowable for your pump. The zero<br />

setting disables the shut down due to minimum pressure.<br />

Max Pressure<br />

Enter the maximum pressure allowable for your pump. The default<br />

value always corresponds to the configured pump head. A setting<br />

above this value is not allowed.<br />

If for the min and max limit “0” is set, the software will not check for the<br />

pressure and the limits will only be monitored by the pump internally.

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