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Sievers 900 On-Line
T
otal Or
ganic Carbon Analyzer
Operation and
Maint
enance Manual
Firmwar
e
V
ers
ion 1.31 or later
6060 Spine Road
Boulder, CO
80301 USA
phone 800
.255.6964 • 30
3.444.2009
fax 303.444.
9543
DLM 90488-01
Rev. A
www.geinstruments.com
Printed in USA ©2009
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Table of Contents
Identification Records
2
Table of Contents
3
List of Tables
9
List of Figures
11
Revision History
13
Trademarks and Patents
14
Confidentiality
15
Declaration of Conformity
15
Standard Limited Warranty
15
Limitation of Remedies and Liability
17
Limitación de Remedios y Responsabilidad
17
Limites de Correction et de Fiabilité
18
Beschränkte Ansprüche und Haftung
18
Limitazione DI Rimedi E Responsabilità
19
赔偿与责任限制
20
Warnings
21
Chapter 1: Introduction
49
Chapter 2: System Description
51
System Specifications
51
System Overview
53
Analyzer Schematic
54
Sample Flow Path
55
Additional System Components
57
Microprocessor Controller and Electronics
57
Data Outputs
57
Major Accessories and Configurations
58
Inorganic Carbon Remover (ICR) Unit
58
Chapter 3: Installation
59
Overview
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Step 1: Unpack and Inspect the Analyzer
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Additional Installation Equipment
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Step 2: Complete the Identification Records
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Step 3: Select a Location for the Analyzer
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Figure 2 Clearances Required for Installation of the Analyzer
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Step 4: Install the Reagent Cartridges
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Remove Internal Packing Materials
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Step 5: Fill the DI Water Reservoir
67
Step 6: Install Accessories and Cables
68
Installing the Analog Outputs and Alarms
68
Table 1 Alarm Inputs/Outputs (TB2)
69
Wiring the 4-20 Ma Connection
70
Wiring the Remote Start (Binary Input) Connection
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Figure 6 Wiring Diagram for the 4-20 Ma Connection
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Figure 8 Wiring Option for Binary Input Using External Supply
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Figure 7 Wiring Option for Binary Input Using Analyzer's Internal Supply
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Installing the Printer
73
Installing the USB Connection
73
Installing the Serial Connection
74
Connecting to a Power Supply
75
Figure 10 Wiring AC Power Conduit (Arrows Indicate Connection Points)
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Installing the Grab Sample Inlet System
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Step 8: Configure Basic Analyzer Settings
78
Enabling Dataguard or Password Protection (Optional)
79
Powering the Analyzer on
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Enabling Dataguard
80
Enabling Password Protection
80
Establishing a New Administrator Account for Dataguard
81
Naming the Analyzer Location (Optional)
82
Setting the Clock and Time Zone
82
Setting Reagent Expiration Dates
83
Setting the Analyzer Mode and Reagent Flow Rates
84
Setting up the Data History
84
Setting up the Printer (Optional)
84
Exporting and Printing Constants
85
Set up Data I/O
85
Step 9: Flushing and Rinsing the Analyzer
86
Using the Binary Output
73
Step 7: Connect the Sample Inlet System
76
Installing the Integrated On-Line Sample System
76
Chapter 4: Basic Analyzer Operation
89
Overview
89
Figure 11 the Sievers 900 On-Line TOC Analyzer Main Screen
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The Main Screen
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Table 4 Acid Flow Rate for Preliminary Measurement with Autoreagent Function
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Figure 15 Specifying a Start Date on the View Data Screen
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Exporting Data History
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Printing Data History
104
Setting up Analog Output
105
Setting up Analyzer Input and Output
105
Calibrating Analog Output Values
106
Setting up Serial Output
107
Interpreting Serial Output
108
Table 8 Data Fields Output to the Serial (RS-232) Port
108
Configuring Printer Settings
109
Issuing Serial Commands to the Analyzer
109
Activating Binary Input
110
Setting Alarm Values
110
Managing Maintenance Information
111
Displaying Consumables Status
112
Reviewing Warnings and Errors
113
Setting the Analyzer Clock and Time Zone
113
Displaying System Information
114
Advanced Analyzer Settings
115
Figure 19 the Advanced Menu with One Program Language Loaded
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Printing the Current Constants Values
115
Adjusting Display Contrast Settings
116
Changing the Display Mode
116
Naming the Analyzer Location
116
Programming the TOC Autozero
117
Saving System Settings
117
Configuring the Flow Sensor
118
Selecting the Program Language
118
Basic Hardware Operation Issues
119
Opening the Analyzer Case
119
The Touch Screen
119
The IOS System
120
Using the Autoreagent Function
97
Scheduling Autoreagent Adjustments in On-Line Mode
98
Setting Manual Flow Rates
98
Understanding Analysis Times
99
Managing Data History
100
Setting up Data History
100
Archiving Data History
101
Viewing Data History
101
Graphing Data History
102
Taking TOC Measurements
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The Menu Screen
91
Setup
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Setting the Analyzer Mode
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Grab Mode Measurement Settings
93
Setting Reagent Flow Rates
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Chapter 5: Password Protection and Dataguard
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Overview
123
Using Password Protection
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Enabling Password Protection
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Changing the Password
125
Configuring Password Settings
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Disabling Password Protection
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Using Dataguard
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Enabling Dataguard
127
Adding User Ids
128
Editing User Information
128
Configuring Login Settings
129
Changing User Passwords
130
Dealing with Forgotten Passwords
130
Reactivating Inactivated User Accounts
131
Archiving User Accounts
131
Viewing, Exporting, and Printing Audit Trails
132
Table 9: Audit Trail Output Format
133
Table 10 Record of User Ids
134
Chapter 6: Calibration, Verification, and System Suitability
135
Overview
135
Required Calibration Supplies
136
Table 11 Standards Required for Multi-Point Calibration
137
Table 12 Standards Required for Single-Point Calibration
138
Table 13 Standards Required for Calibration Verification
138
Table 14 Standards Required for System Suitability Verification
138
Table 15 Standards Required for Autoreagent Calibration
139
Figure 22 the Sample Flow Rate Calibration Summary Screen
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Handling Standards
143
Performing a Single-Point Calibration
143
Figure 23 Selecting the Concentration for a Single-Point Calibration
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Figure 24 Reviewing TC and IC Values from a Single-Point Calibration
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Performing a Multi-Point Calibration
146
Figure 25 TC Values Summary Screen in a Multi-Point Calibration
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Figure 26 IC Values Summary Screen in a Multi-Point Calibration
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Performing a Calibration Verification
149
System Suitability Verification
151
Performing an Autoreagent Calibration
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Figure 28 the Autoreagent Calibration Summary Screen
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Performing an Autoreagent Verification
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Figure 29 the Autoreagent Verification Summary Screen
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Reviewing Calibration and Verification History
157
Table 16 Standards Required for Autoreagent Verification
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Perform a TOC Autozero
140
Perform Annual Maintenance Tasks
140
Perform a Sample Flow Rate Calibration
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Preparing for Calibration
139
Export Current Constants
139
Chapter 7: Maintenance
171
Replacing Consumables and Maintenance Items
171
Checking and Refilling the DI Water Reservoir
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Table 17 Replacement Schedule for Sievers 900 Series Analyzer Consumables
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Replacing the Chemical Reagents
175
Replacing the UV Lamp
176
Replacing the Sample Pump Tubing
179
Replacing the Ion Exchange Resin (Resin Bed)
182
Resin Bed Replacement with a Silver-Colored Bracket
182
Resin Bed Replacement with a Brass-Colored Bracket
185
Replacing the In-Line Filter Element
188
Setting the Installation or Expiration Date for New Consumables
190
Flushing the Reagent Syringes
191
Cleaning the Analyzer
192
Table 18 Sievers 900 On-Line TOC Analyzer 1-Year Maintenance Worksheet
193
Chapter 8: Troubleshooting
195
Overview
195
Step 1: Review Warnings and Errors
195
Warnings and Error Messages
196
Step 2: Visual Inspection
201
External Inspection
202
Internal Inspection
202
Step 3: Review Solutions for Basic Problems
203
The Analyzer will Not Power on
203
Problems with the DI Water Pump
203
Checking the Sample Pump
204
Checking the Inlet Tubing
205
Backflushing the Analyzer
205
Gas Bubbles Are Present in Reagent Lines or Syringes
210
Ph of Sample Stream Is too High
210
Erratic Readings Due to High IC
211
Negative Measurements
211
Conductivity Autozero
211
Problems Changing the Program Language
212
Disabling the UV Lamp
212
Step 4: Contact Technical Support
213
Step 5: Return the Analyzer to GE Analytical Instruments
213
Chapter 9: Turbo Operation
219
Introduction
219
Turbo Mode Specifications
220
Enabling Turbo Mode
220
Turning Turbo Mode on and off
220
Reagent Flow Rates
221
Performing a Turbo Calibration
221
Performing a Turbo Calibration Verification
222
Turbo Mode Maintenance Considerations
224
Table 19 Replacement Schedule for Consumables in Turbo Analyzers
224
Appendix: Transferring Data to a PC
225
Importing Data into a Spreadsheet Program
225
Using Hyperterminal
228
Determining Your Communications Port Number
230
Index
231
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