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8) Either of the two windows below may open. If this first window does not

open, go to “Daisy 8.50 Eclipse” window (the second below) and press

upper, left button. If the first window fails to open, check communications to

instrument.

Series 4000 Melt Indexer Operation Manual USB Setup

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Default Chapter2
- Forge Parkway Franklin, MA2
- Table of Contents3
Introduction9
- About DYNISCO POLYMER TEST SYSTEMS Inc9
- How to Use this Manual9
- Typographic Conventions10
- How to Contact Dynisco Polymer Test Systems Inc10
- Model Descriptions10
- On Overview of MI11
- ASTM Melt Index Tests11
- Series 4000 Product Offerings11
Getting Started14
- Unpacking the Indexer14
Safety18
- Use Gloves, It's HOT18
- Electrical Hazard18
- Calibration Thermometers Use Mercury18
- Pinch Points19
- Fumes from Materials19
- Pre-Run Check List19
Series 4000: a Guided Tour20
- Navigating the Keypad21
  - Keypad Definitions22
Configuring the Instrument23
- Selecting CALIB (Calibration) in the SYS Mode24
- Selecting TEST in the SYS Mode25
  - Comm Port26
  - Method a Run Parameters27
- Run a Program28
  - RATIO (Flow Ratio) Run Parameters28
Method "A" Run29
- General Description29
- Calculations: Method a29
- Power-Up29
- Introduction29
- Programming a Method a29
  - Machine Setup30
- Loading the Sample31
- User Tips33
Method "A/B" Run35
- General Description35
- Calculations: Method A/B35
- Programming Method A/B35
  - Introduction36
  - Machine Setup36
- The Actual Run37
Method "B" Run40
- General Description40
- Calculations: Method B40
- Programming Method B41
  - Method B Flags Setup41
  - Choosing a Timing Flag42
- The Actual Run43
?Flow Ratio” Runs47
- Flow Rate Ratio Test and the Pneumatic Lift Option47
?Intrinsic Viscosity” Runs with PET49
- Calculating PET I.V. from the Melt Indexer49
Charge Weight52
- The Amount of Sample52
A-Standard Operating Procedure54
- Introduction54
- Instrument Preparation54
- Conducting the Test55
- Clean up55
- Your Data55
Out of Control Action List56
- Actions56
- Generic Run Check List56
Model 4004 and Computer Control57
- Introduction57
The Digital Encoder: Use and Calibration58
- Introduction58
- Method B Encoder Option58
- Encoder Advantages58
- Why Use It59
- Digital Encoder Installation59
- Programming for Use with the Digital Encoder60
- Encoder Homing and Maintenance61
Pneumatic Lift Options67
- Pneumatic Lift67
  - Introduction67
  - Activation and Operation67
- Mini-Lift67
Instrument Calibration68
- RTD Electronics68
- RTD Sensor68
- Optical Flag69
  - Calibration Steps69
- Digital Encoder Calibration70
  - Calibration:digital Flag Home70
- Intrinsic Viscosity70
  - Offset70
Instrument Maintenance and Troubleshooting71
- Maintenance71
- Troubleshooting73
Questions and Answers77
- Typical Problems77
- Typical Questions78
Glossary of Terms81
- Digital Flag, Digital Encoder81
- Firmware81
- Flow Rate81
- Flow Rate Ratio81
- Intrinsic Viscosity81
- Melt Flow Indexer81
- Method a81
- Method A/B81
- Method B81

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