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Agilent Technologies 7890A User Manual

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Introduction 1
Operating Guide 19
Status lights
The status lights provide a basic look at what is currently
happening inside the Agilent 7890A GC.
A lit LED on the status board indicates:
The current progress of a run (Pre Run, Post Run, and
Run).
Items that may require attention (Rate, Not Ready,
Service Due, and Run Log).
The GC is controlled by an Agilent data system
(Remote).
The GC is programmed for events to occur at specified
times (Clock Table).
The GC is in gas saver mode (Gas Saver).
Beeping instrument
A series of warning beeps sound if the GC encounters a
problem. For example, a series of beeps sound if the front
inlet gas flow cannot reach setpoint. The message Front inlet
flow shutdown is briefly displayed. The flow shuts down after
2 minutes. Press [Clear] to stop the beeping.
A continuous beep sounds if a hydrogen flow is shut down
or a thermal shutdown occurs. Press [Clear] to stop the beep.
One beep sounds for other types of faults, warnings, and
shutdowns. A single beep means that a problem exists, but
the problem will not prevent the GC from executing the run.
The GC will emit one beep and display a message. The GC
can start the run and the warning disappears when a run
starts.

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Agilent Technologies 7890A Specifications

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BrandAgilent Technologies
Model7890A
CategoryLaboratory Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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