Locations, areas and groups
A location defines a space, such as a work bench, that is identified for sample testing. To
add, change or remove a location, refer to Location management on page 25.
An area is a group of defined locations that are geographically co-located. For example, Cleanroom
A is an area. The work benches inside Cleanroom A may be defined as locations. To add, change or
remove an area, refer to Area management on page 27.
Groups are locations that have common sampling attributes. For example, all locations that are
tested every month may form one group. Locations in a group do not have to be co-located. To add,
change or remove a group, refer to Group management on page 27.
Location management
Add a location
1. On the Counter Navigation screen, push LOCATIONS.
2. On the Area/Location Setup screen, select an existing area, or if needed, create a new area and
then select it. Push ADD LOCATION.
3. In the Add Sample Location screen:
• Select the Location Name field. Enter the location name. Push ENTER to confirm.
• Select the Location ID field to specify a numerical ID for the location. The numerical ID is
unique for each location and must be in the range of 000 – 999.
Note: Use the ALT key to access special characters.
Edit a location
1. On the Counter Navigation screen, push LOCATIONS.
2. On the Area/Location Setup screen, select an existing area.
3. Select Edit Location.
4. In the Add Sample Location screen:
• Select the Location Name field. Enter the location name. Push ENTER to confirm.
• Select the Location ID field to specify a numerical ID for the location.
Note: Use the ALT key to access special characters.
Configure new settings for the location
1. On the Counter Navigation screen, push LOCATIONS.
2. On the Area/Location Setup screen, select an area.
3. Select a location within the area.
• Push ADD LOCATION to configure a new location.
• Push EDIT LOCATION to change the configuration of a current location.
4. In the Add Sample Location screen, push SETTINGS.
5. Select the General tab.
• Set the count cycles and the count mode.
• Select the run mode.
• Set the count display option.
6. Select the Timing tab.
• Set the duration for each sample.
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