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General| Mass Range | 1 to 300 amu |
|---|---|
| Type | Portable Gas Chromatograph-Mass Spectrometer (GC-MS) |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F) |
| Power Supply | 110-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Data Storage | Internal memory with USB export capability |
| Sample Introduction | Direct Air, Thermal Desorption |
| Humidity Range | 0 to 95% non-condensing |
| Technology | Gas Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
Provides contact information for technical, applications, sales, and service support.
Details the procedures and required forms for returning the instrument for repair.
Overview of the HAPSITE ER Chemical Identification System and its core components.
Lists the technical specifications of the HAPSITE ER instrument.
Provides a diagram and high-level description of the HAPSITE ER subsystems.
Details the major subsystems including GC, Mass Spectrometer, and Vacuum System.
Describes the control and analysis software used with the HAPSITE ER.
Details the contents of various HAPSITE ER ship kits.
Provides instructions for the initial physical assembly of the HAPSITE ER.
Step-by-step guide on how to connect the probe to the HAPSITE ER unit.
Instructions for installing the carrier and internal standard gas canisters.
Procedure for safely removing gas canisters from the HAPSITE ER.
Guidance on connecting the HAPSITE ER to a power source.
Instructions for establishing communication between HAPSITE ER and a laptop.
Information on the HAPSITE ER battery, charger, and indicators.
Procedure for replacing the concentrator if it is damaged or saturated.
Instructions for assembling the probe nut, including ferrule orientation.
Steps for connecting a sample bag for collecting air samples.
Procedure for using VX/R-33 conversion tubes for sampling specific agents.
Provides essential 'Do's and Don'ts' for operating the HAPSITE ER.
Step-by-step guide to powering on and preparing the HAPSITE ER for operation.
Procedure to bypass concentrator cleanout for faster startup in emergencies.
Options for managing the concentrator cleanout process.
Troubleshooting steps for failures during the concentrator cleanout process.
A quick guide for the HAPSITE ER heat-up and AutoTune process.
Instructions on how to change the active method before or during preparation.
Procedure to set a preferred method to load automatically on startup.
Details on using Survey Mode for quick analysis and tentative results.
Instructions for running sample analysis using concentrator methods.
Information on how the HAPSITE ER indicates hazardous chemical detection.
Steps to access and review analysis results and reports.
Location and function of the Help icon on the front panel.
Location and function of the Info icon for accessing NIOSH database.
Overview of the ER IQ laptop software for instrument operation and analysis.
Minimum recommended specifications for a laptop to communicate with HAPSITE.
Instructions for installing or reinstalling the ER IQ software.
Description of the main ER IQ System Setup screen and its functions.
Details of the options available in the File menu of the ER IQ software.
Details of the options available in the Functions menu of the ER IQ software.
Accessing System Properties for configuration, display, and miscellaneous settings.
Details of the options available in the Tools menu of the ER IQ software.
Details of the options available in the View menu for window arrangement.
Details of the options available in the Help menu.
Accessing the NIOSH Safety Database for chemical hazard information.
Procedures for transferring, renaming, and deleting files between HAPSITE and laptop.
Viewing system parameters and status information via the Status icon.
Setting the HAPSITE ER time zone to ensure accurate data file stamping.
Displaying general system information, software versions, and IP address.
Monitoring and adjusting system pressures, flows, and temperatures.
Reporting on the hours of NEG pump usage and status.
Overview of the functions available in the ER IQ software.
Displaying ion pump hours and recommended preventative maintenance.
Information on using the Service Module as a vacuum source or troubleshooting accessory.
Using the front panel display emulation on the laptop for control.
Accessing menus and status information via the HAPSITE Sensor icon.
Instructions for updating the HAPSITE ER software.
Re-establishing communication with HAPSITE ER via Ethernet or wireless.
Manually disconnecting the laptop from HAPSITE ER.
Explains the importance of MS tuning and the AutoTune/Manual Tune processes.
Information on starting the AutoTune process from the front panel or laptop.
How to view current and past tune reports from the front panel or laptop.
Detailed steps for performing manual tune maintenance on the HAPSITE ER.
Procedure for saving the current tune settings as a default tune file.
Description of icons and functions available in the Manual Tune toolbar.
Overview of options within the Tune drop-down menu for manual tuning.
Using the Peak Scan Window for manually tuning the mass peak.
Procedure to set the mass ranges for the full scan method.
Displaying the status of tune and mass calibration parameters.
Viewing the status of the last mass calibration performed.
Introduction to creating methods for identifying and quantifying volatile organic compounds.
Procedure for loading default methods if they have been deleted or modified.
Lists general purpose methods for HAPSITE configurations.
Entering method descriptions and viewing temperature profiles.
Setting initial system heater temperatures and selecting sample input devices.
Configuring inlet states, GC temperature profiles, and valve states for analysis.
Controlling HAPSITE ER and accessory valve settings for sampling and analysis.
Specifying column temperature, ramp rate, and hold settings for HAPSITE ER methods.
Configuring scan events, filament delay, and run time for methods.
Configuring Selected Ion Monitoring (SIM) scans for known compounds.
Setting parameters for qualifying and quantifying data using libraries.
Configuring search parameters for qualitative analysis using AMDIS.
Defining parameters for distinguishing peaks from the baseline.
Setting alarm levels for detected analytes to indicate concentration thresholds.
Accessing calibration library information and editing options.
Displaying file names, concentrations, and units for calibration curve creation.
Accessing calibration response tables and reports.
Customizing data file names and storage locations.
Configuring multiple methods to run consecutively or at timed intervals.
Overview of developing methods for collecting and quantifying sample data.
Step-by-step guide for preparing standards and calibrating a method.
Explanation of terms and functions within the Calibrate window.
Using AMDIS or NIST to identify unknown peaks in the chromatogram.
Options for duplicating, filling, or clearing entries in the template.
Viewing chromatograms and spectra for reviewing and revising identifications.
Troubleshooting common HAPSITE symptoms, their causes, and remedies.
Symptoms of probe contamination and procedures to decontaminate saturation.
Troubleshooting high pressure errors related to NEG and ion pumps.
Procedures for connecting HAPSITE to the Service Module via IQ Software or front panel.
Instructions for performing a bakeout of the NEG pump for maintenance.
Procedure for reactivating the NEG pump using the Service Module.
Lists HAPSITE ER part numbers and their corresponding feature options.
Catalog of available accessories for the HAPSITE ER system.
List of spare parts for the HAPSITE ER instrument.
List of consumable items for the HAPSITE ER system.
Definitions of technical terms used throughout the HAPSITE ER manual.
Guidelines for acquiring, preparing, and handling gaseous calibration mixtures.
Methods for obtaining calibration mixtures at specific concentration levels.
Ensuring proper atmospheric pressure for calibration mix delivery.
Safety precautions and procedures for handling gas cylinders.
Guidelines for shipping the HAPSITE instrument and its accessories.
Procedures for shipping pressurized gas canisters, adhering to DOT regulations.
Instructions for discharging, disposing, or returning empty gas canisters.
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