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3.3 Operation via 732 IC Detector
793 IC Sample Prep Module/ 8.793.1003 Instructions for Use
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3.3
Operation via 732 IC Detector
When operating the 793 IC Sample Prep Module together with the 732
IC Detector and the 733 IC Separation Center both pump and the SP
Module A on the 793 IC Sample Prep Module can be operated and
switched automatically without the program “IC Net”. To allow direct
remote control of SP Module A and pump by the 732 IC Detector the
793 remote interfaces 15
15
15
15 and 16
16
16
16 have to be connected to the remote
interface of the 732 IC Detector by means of the 6.2143.210 cable (avai-
lable as an option).
Switch instrument on/off
POWER
The 793 IC Sample Prep Module is switched on and off using
mains switch 13
13
13
13 on the rear of the instrument (see Fig. 2):
I
Instrument switched on
0 Instrument
switched
off
After the instrument has been switched on the power lamp 1
111
lights up to show that the instrument is ready for use.
Switch on remote control of the pump
ON
OFF
REMOTE
In order to allow remote operation via 732 IC Detector the remote
control must be switched on with switch 2
222.
ON
Remote control switched on
OFF
Remote control switched off
Automatic pump switch-on when the 732 IC Detec-
tor is switched on
In order to start up the pump drive of the 793 IC Sample Prep
Module automatically when the 732 IC Detector is switched on
alterations must be made to the basic settings (Setup, see
section 4.4.1 of 732/733 Manual). The remote output lead 1 must
be set to 1 (on, active, 0 V):
>SETUP/output
remote 10000000
When the 732 IC Detector is switched off the pump at the 793 IC
Sample Prep Module is also switched off.
Switch pump on/off in a program
In the 732 IC Detector the
create time programs with a maximum of 20 program steps (see
section 4.7.1 of 732/733 Manual). The pump can be switched on
or off at any program step by setting the remote output lead 1 to
1 (on, active, 0 V) or 0 (off, inactive, open) respectively: