Installation and Start-Up | 3-27
IMPORTANT
Performing analyzer start-up and verification procedures requires us-
ing the System 200 Configurator Software. Familiarize yourself with
the software before working on the analyzer. See Chapter 4 for details
on how to navigate through the software.
To power up the analyzer and verify it is operating properly:
1. Apply AC power to the analyzer.
Establish communication between the analyzer and the Configurator
Software. (See “Starting the Configurator Software and Establishing
Communication Between the Analyzer and Computer” in Chapter 4.)
2. Perform the following checks to ensure the analyzer starts up properly
and is ready to be commissioned into operation.
If you cannot verify the checks in this step, see “Start-Up Diagnostic
Checklist” in this chapter or “Troubleshooting and Diagnostics” in
Chapter 6 for information on how to correct alarms or persistent prob-
lems. Resolve any problems before proceeding to the next start-up
stage.
a. Verify the operation of the status relays (Customer I/O board, Fig-
ure 3-10):
• The Alarm Valid Status Relay (or Zero-CAL Problem Relay)
and the two Concentration Alarm Relays will be in the de-
energized state. Observe the green LED D406 (Alarm Valid)
and the two red LEDs D407 (Concentration Alarm 1) and
D408 (Concentration Alarm 2). These LEDs should be ON to
indicate normal operation.
• The state of the Fault (Fail) Status Relay and the Warning Sta-
tus Relay depends on the current status of the analyzer. How-
ever, it is most likely that both relays will be de-energized upon
initial power-up as the temperatures of the Column Block and
the Optical Bench have not yet reached their respective set-
points, and are generating a fault (“f: Fault Column Temp Too
Low”) and warning (“w: Bench Temp Out of Range”) alarm,
respectively. Verify the alarms on the Status tab. These green
LEDs D404 (Fault) and D405 (Warning) will be off in this case.
NOTE
Status (tab)
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