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Agilent Technologies 7200 Troubleshooting And Maintenance Guide

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16 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Manual
1 Introduction
The ready pin on the remote start connector on the GC is held low at all times
except when the GC, MS, and data system are all ready. On system ready, a
logic high of 5 VDC is present between that pin and any ground. This same
high can be detected between the ready and ground pins on the remote start
connector on the MS.
Start run input
The best way to generate a start run signal is to use the remote start connector
on the GC. Since remote start cables are made for most common devices, this
is often the simplest way. A general-purpose remote start cable (Y-Remote
Start/Stop, NON APG p/n G1530-61200), is also available that terminates in
spade lugs. Care must be taken to ensure that the system is actually ready
before the start run signal is sent.
If necessary, the remote start connector on the back of the MS can be used to
send the start run signal. A contact closure between the start and ground pins
will start the run if the system is ready.

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BrandAgilent Technologies
Model7200
CategoryLaboratory Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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