Ion Science Hydrosteel 6000 - Manual (Page 13)

Hydrosteel 6000 MANUAL Ion Science Ltd
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Using Hydrosteel 6000
Before proceeding further, ensure that you are familiar with the user recommendations and the analyser
menu structure described below.
User recommendations
Hydrosteel 6000 is a robust unit with electrical and pneumatic design features to ensure that accidental
misuse does not represent a threat to the user or to the sensitive system components. However, we
recommend that you:
*
consult this manual or the service team at Ion Science when you are unsure of how to proceed.
* avoid exposing any part of the system to corrosive media or liquids.
* avoid exposing the system components to ambient temperatures that exceed 50
o
C for more than a
few hours.
* when not in use, store all the system components and equipment in a cool dry place.
Analyser Operation Menu
Three front-panel keys
On the analyser front panel, the three keys
S (Spanner),
D (Data) and
O (On/Off)
have dual functions, according to
whether the analyser is in:
‘start-up mode’, for 90 s normalisation after the analyser is switched
on, or…
‘operating mode’, after normalisation.
Key Start-up mode Operating mode
S adjust time, flux units, probe,
temperature scale
select zone, check calibration
D handle data log log data
O turn off / zero turn off / zero
The key options available are shown on the analyser display. After completing a function, the analyser
returns to start-up mode or operating mode, as appropriate. For example, in start-up mode, you can divert to
reset the clock because of a change to Summer Time and, on completion of this function, the analyser
automatically completes the normalising procedure.
For reference, a complete list of the key sequences, together with countdowns and available interrupt keys is
provided in Appendix B.
Ex Ex Ex98E2316
Eex ia IIC T4
-20 C< Ta< 60 C
Hydrosteel
S D
O