Agilent Technologies Infinity Binary Pump VL 1290

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Agilent 1290 Infinity Binary Pump User Manual 201

Identifying Cables

Agilent 1200 Module to Printer

p/n Description

5181-1529 Cable Printer Serial & Parallel, is a SUB-D 9 pin female vs. Centronics

connector on the other end (NOT FOR FW UPDATE). For use with G1323

Control Module.

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Table of Contents5
Introduction Features10
Overview of the Binary Pump11
Pump Principle12
Site Requirements and Specifications15
Site Requirements16
Physical Specifications19
Specifications20
Installing the Module23
Unpacking the Module24
Optimizing the Stack Configuration26
One Stack Configuration26
Two Stack Configuration29
Removing the Transport Foam31
Installing the Pump32
Flow Connections to the Pump35
Installation of Seal Wash Option39
Using the Pump41
Preparing the Binary Pump42
Algae Growth in HPLC Systems43
How to Prevent And-Or Reduce the Algae Problem43
Setting up the Pump with the Instrument Control Interface44
Overview44
Instrument Configuration45
The Pump User Interface (Dashboard Panel)46
Control Settings48
Method Parameter Settings50
Priming the Pump54
Solvent Information56
How to Optimize the Performance of Your Module61
Delay Volume and Extra-Column Volume62
Delay Volume62
How to Configure the Optimum Delay Volume63
How to Achieve Higher Resolution65
Using Solvent Calibration Tables68
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics69
Overview of the Module's Indicators and Test Functions70
Status Indicators71
Power Supply Indicator71
Module Status Indicator72
Available Tests Vs User Interfaces73
Agilent Lab Advisor Software74
Error Information75
What Are Error Messages77
General Error Messages78
Timeout78
Shutdown79
Remote Timeout79
Lost CAN Partner80
Leak Sensor Short80
Leak Sensor Open81
Compensation Sensor Open81
Compensation Sensor Short82
Fan Failed82
Leak83
Open Cover83
Cover Violation84
Pump Error Messages85
Pressure of Binary Pump above Upper Limit85
Pressure below Lower Limit86
Target Pressure Not Reached for Binary Pump Degasser86
Degasser's Pressure Limit Violation87
Solvent Counter Exceeded Limit87
Waste Counter Limit Exceeded88
Flow Rate Limit Exceeded88
Binary Pump Shutdown During Analysis89
Reading the Pump Encoder Tag Failed89
Writing the Pump Encoder Tag Failed89
Pump Drive Blocked or Encoder Failed90
Drive Current too Low90
Drive Encoder Failed90
Drive Current too High91
Drive Timeout91
Overcurrent of Pump Drive91
Overcurrent of Solvent Selection Valve (SSV)92
Deliver Underrun92
Defect Connection between Main Board and Pump Drive Encoder92
Pump Drive Encoder Defect93
Purge Valve Failed93
Reading of Purge Valve Tag Failed93
Pump Drive Encoder Rollover94
Drive Position Limit94
Insufficient Power of Drive Encoder LED94
Drive Encoder Error95
Writing the Purge Valve Tag Failed95
Current of Primary Pump Drive too High96
Current of Secondary Pump Drive too High96
Unknown Purge Valve Type97
Pump Drive Encoder Error97
Pump Drive Error97
Pump Drive Stroke Blocked98
Pump Drive Stop Not Found98
Pressure Sensor Calibration Wrong or Missing98
Seal Wash Pump was Missing When Tried to Turn on99
Test Functions and Calibrations101
Introduction102
System Pressure Test103
System Pressure Test Evaluation104
Pump Head Leak Test105
Pump Head Leak Test Evaluation107
Maintenance109
Introduction to Maintenance110
Warnings and Cautions112
Overview of Maintenance113
Cleaning the Module114
Installing Fittings and Capillaries115
Replacing the Shutoff Valve Panel116
Replacing the Pressure Sensor118
Replacing the Inlet Valve120
Replacing the Outlet Valve122
Replacing the Solvent Selection Valve (SSV)125
Changing Configuration or Replacing the Jet Weaver127
Replacing the Seal Wash Pump130
Releasing a Stuck Inlet Valve131
Replacing the Pump Heads134
Disassembling the Pump Head139
Disassembling the Primary Pump Head140
Disassembling the Secondary Pump Head143
Assembling the Pump Head146
Replacing the Purge Valve Head154
Replacing Parts of the High Pressure Filter Assembly157
Installing the Valve Rail Kit159
Replacing the Main Power Fuses160
Replacing Module Firmware162
Preparing the Pump Module for Transport163
Parts and Materials for Maintenance167
Overview of Maintenance Parts168
Capillaries169
Solvent Cabinet Kit170
Seal Wash Option171
Pump Head Assembly Parts172
Primary Pump Head Parts174
Secondary Pump Head Parts178
Purge Valve182
Cover Parts183
Leak Parts184
Fuses184
Accessory Kit185
Others186
Identifying Cables189
Cable Overview190
Analog Cables192
Remote Cables194
BCD Cables197
CAN/LAN Cable199
RS-232 Cable Kit200
Agilent 1200 Module to Printer201
Hardware Information203
Firmware Description204
Electrical Connections207
Rear View of the Module208
Interfaces209
Overview Interfaces212
Setting the 8-Bit Configuration Switch216
Special Settings218
Instrument Layout220
Early Maintenance Feedback221
LAN Configuration223
What You Have to Do First224
TCP/IP Parameter Configuration226
Configuration Switch227
Initialization Mode Selection228
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)232
General Information (DHCP)232
Setup (DHCP)234
Link Configuration Selection236
Automatic Configuration with Bootp237
About Agilent Bootp Service237
How Bootp Service Works238
Situation: Cannot Establish LAN Communication238
Installation of Bootp Service239
Two Methods to Determine the MAC Address241
Assigning IP Addresses Using the Agilent Bootp Service242
Changing the IP Address of an Instrument Using the Agilent Bootp Service245
Manual Configuration247
With Telnet248
With the Instant Pilot (G4208A)252
PC and User Interface Software Setup Setup253
PC Setup for Local Configuration253
User Interface Software Setup254
Appendix255
General Safety Information256
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive (2002-96-EC)259
Radio Interference260
Sound Emission261
Agilent Technologies on Internet262

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