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General| Brand | Cannon |
|---|---|
| Model | CAV-2100 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Overview of the CAV viscometer, its design, and automated operation for unattended viscosity testing.
Details covered in this manual, including software installation, equipment operation, and maintenance procedures.
Explains where CAV instruments are used and suitable sample types for analysis.
States that the CAV's precision meets or exceeds ASTM Method D 445 standards for viscosity determination.
Defines kinematic viscosity, its units of measure (Stokes, centistokes), and related methodologies.
Provides essential safety procedures, warnings, and precautions for operating the CAV unit safely.
Lists electrical, dimensional, weight, operating conditions, and compliance details for the CAV Bath Unit.
Details electrical, dimensional, weight, operating conditions, and compliance for the CSU-200 Service Unit.
Provides key specifications for the SDU-200 Solvent Dispensing Unit.
Step-by-step guide for installing the VISCPRO® software, including diskette usage and installation actions.
Specifies the necessary computer hardware, operating system (Windows XP® or above) for VISCPRO®.
Instructions for installing VISCPRO® software on a computer running Windows® XP®.
Describes the files and system changes made during the VISCPRO® software installation process.
Instructions for using a configuration diskette during initial VISCPRO® setup for instrument-specific settings.
Guide to starting and navigating the VISCPRO® primary display, including windows and status bars.
Steps for powering on the CAV Bath Unit, Service Unit, and Solvent Dispensing Unit for testing.
Procedure for installing and removing the reference thermometer assembly into the CAV bath unit.
Manual control of CAV functions via the front panel keypad for individual sample testing.
Controlling CAV functions and testing via the VISCPRO® software interface.
Overview of the VISCPRO® software structure, modules, and primary display features.
Instructions for accessing contextual and general software help via the HELP menu or function keys.
Description of key options like View Instrument, Poll for Instruments, and Service from the VISCPRO® main menu.
Details on the VISCPRO® security system, user levels (Technician, Manager, Service), and login procedures.
Features for creating, configuring, and managing data reports and analyses from sample test data.
Instrument-specific options accessed via Configure and Service menus for CAV setup and operation.
Window for describing and controlling overall CAV instrument features like ID, S/N, and prompt settings.
Defines test parameters, calibration constants, and bath settings for each individual viscometer tube.
Window to configure solvent wash settings, including rinse cycles and solvent types for each tube.
Window to define additional operational parameters for sample testing, reserved for Managers.
Procedure to save current instrument, tray, and sample settings as a named configuration.
Essential procedures for ensuring accurate viscosity measurements through temperature and tube calibration.
Identifies the primary components of a standard CAV installation: Bath Unit, solvent/waste vessels, and Service/Dispensing Units.
Details the system for washing viscometer tubes with solvent, including lines and user-supplied containers.
Describes the unit containing control electronics, vacuum pump, and pressure regulators for CAV operation.
Procedure for safely emptying the waste collection container, which collects solvent and residue.
Description of the glass capillary viscometer tubes, their viscosity range, and thermistor count.
Explanation of the precision sensors embedded in viscometer tubes that detect sample meniscus changes.
Information on the bath's capability to maintain constant temperatures and its heating elements.
Description of components for holding samples and features like heated trays and drain lines.
Description of the system used to wash viscometer tubes, consisting of SDU, lines, and containers.
How to monitor the bath temperature via the front panel display for operational checks.
Procedure to adjust the CAV bath temperature using the SET TEMP button and keypad.
Verifying pressure/vacuum readings on CSU-200 dials and adjusting regulators if necessary.
Recommended schedule and procedures for maintaining the CAV to ensure trouble-free operation and accuracy.
Procedure to set up a new data analysis configuration by selecting analysis type and defining parameters.
How to organize displayed analysis data alphanumerically by clicking table column headings.
Selecting specific date/time parameters for analysis to narrow down the data set.
Procedure to remove saved analysis configurations from the Choose Analysis window.
Instructions for printing displayed analysis results and selecting specific data for printing.
Methods for outputting sample data to external systems or files in ASCII text format.
Describes filters available for creating useful CAV Data Table reports, specifying included data fields.
Steps to access and set up the CAV Data Table analysis, including date, sample, and report filters.
Explains filters for creating useful VI Table reports, defining data fields and display format.
Steps to access and set up the Standard VI Table analysis using date, sample, and VI report filters.
Lists the types of sample data that can be exported, including ID, KV, temperature, and flow times.
Steps to set up sample data export to serial ports or files, defining data fields and output format.
Lists the types of Viscosity Index data that can be exported, including VI, KV at different temps, and sample details.
Steps to set up Viscosity Index data export, including date, sample, and port output format configurations.
Lists the types of error data that can be exported, including error description, source, date, and technician.
Steps to set up error data export, including date, error page, and port output format configurations.
Describes filters for creating useful Error Log Table reports, specifying error details to include.
Steps to access and set up the Error Log Table analysis, including date, sample, and error filters.
List of replacement parts and service kits available from CANNON® Instrument Company for the CAV-2100 model.
Lists the tools needed for thermometer replacement, such as an Allen wrench and screwdriver.
General steps involved in replacing components, including accessing the bath vessel and reassembling.
Step-by-step guide detailing how to remove the CAV-2200 thermometer assembly.
Step-by-step guide detailing how to install the new CAV-2200 thermometer and reassemble the unit.
Instructions to launch the VISCPRO® Database Manager software from the Windows® Start bar.
Procedure to back up and remove old database data to maintain size, utility, and security.
Process to relocate the working database file to a different directory or hard drive.
Procedure to restore archived data from a file into the working VISCPRO® database.
Utility to maintain database integrity and performance, recommended for weekly use.
Procedure to close the VISCPRO® Database Manager program when database management is complete.
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