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General| Brand | Inficon |
|---|---|
| Model | HAPSITE Smart |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists trademarks of products and software mentioned in the manual, including registered and standard trademarks.
States INFICON's responsibility regarding the manual's information accuracy and liability for product use.
States copyright information and restrictions on document reproduction or adaptation.
Certifies that the HAPSITE Smart system meets EU essential safety and EMC requirements.
Details the product warranty and liability limitations, including coverage period and exclusions.
Explains the meaning and purpose of special paragraph types used in the manual for user guidance.
Describes conventions used throughout the manual for keys, drives, clicks, and software interface references.
Introduces the HAPSITE Portable GC/MS system, its capabilities, and its hardware modules.
Lists the technical performance specifications of the HAPSITE system, including ranges and capabilities.
Indicates the location of the HAPSITE serial number on the front panel.
Explains the GC/MS principles behind HAPSITE operation, including separation and detection.
Provides an overview of the HAPSITE system, its modules, and major subsystems.
Details the subsystems comprising the HAPSITE system: GC, MS, Vacuum, Electronics, and Software.
Introduces the chapter on assembly instructions for the HAPSITE and its accessories.
Lists the items included in a typical HAPSITE Smart Ship Kit, including main components and special cords.
Provides step-by-step instructions for the basic assembly of the HAPSITE instrument.
Offers guidelines for keeping the HAPSITE safe and operational, including DOs and DON'Ts.
Describes the six basic configurations for the HAPSITE system, portable or connected to AC power.
Introduces the HSS accessory for testing liquid and soil samples, detailing its components.
Describes the Service Module's role in creating HAPSITE vacuum and its setup requirements.
Details how to start and power on the HAPSITE in portable mode, including required materials and procedure.
Explains the HAPSITE front panel menu structure and how to navigate through selections using buttons.
Describes the Survey Mode for quick analysis, including sampling procedure and tentative identification.
Explains analyzing samples with concentration levels in ppm to ppb range using the sample loop.
Details analyzing samples with low ppb to high ppt levels using a Tri-Bed concentrator.
Describes analyzing samples using a Tenax concentrator for low ppb to high ppt levels.
Guides on using HSS with Sample Loop for liquid/soil sample analysis in portable mode.
Details analyzing samples using HSS with a concentrator for low ppb to high ppt levels.
Covers options for powering down the HAPSITE, standby modes, and system restart procedures.
Introduces wireless communication and USB drive functionality for HAPSITE Smart.
Lists FCC and Industry Canada compliance information for the HAPSITE's wireless communication option.
Describes the typical wireless range and factors that may degrade the signal.
Provides instructions on how to turn on the HAPSITE wireless radio.
Explains how to set up wireless communication between HAPSITE and laptop using Smart IQ.
Provides instructions on how to save datafiles to a USB drive for analysis.
Details how to transfer files from the USB drive to a laptop for analysis.
Explains how to access and review data files transferred to the laptop via USB in Smart IQ.
Guides on starting the HAPSITE in laptop mode, including required materials and software setup.
Describes how to use Survey Mode for quick analysis, including sample collection and data review.
Details analyzing samples with ppm to ppb concentration levels using the GC/MS mode with a sample loop.
Explains analyzing samples with low ppb to high ppt levels using a Tri-Bed concentrator.
Describes analyzing samples with low ppb to high ppt levels using a Tenax concentrator.
Guides on using HSS with Sample Loop for liquid/soil sample analysis in laptop mode.
Details analyzing samples with HSS and concentrator for low ppb to high ppt levels.
Introduces the versatility of HAPSITE methods and sampling accessories.
Describes the Survey Method for quick screening of volatile compounds and background analysis.
Explains GC/MS methods for identifying volatile organic compounds using GC and MS.
Introduces MS performance checking via Autotune or Manual Tune for spectrum quality.
Explains Short and Long Autotune programs for daily maintenance and system tuning.
Describes how to view Tune Reports from the front panel or laptop computer.
Provides troubleshooting steps for Autotune failures, including checking canisters and rerunning Autotune.
Details manual tune settings and controls, accessible via Tune icon or RMB menu.
Provides guidelines for performing manual tune, emphasizing experience and training.
Introduces Smart IQ software for HAPSITE control, analysis, and reporting.
Lists the minimum recommended computer system requirements for HAPSITE communication.
Explains the process for installing and updating both HAPSITE Smart and Smart IQ software.
Guides on installing NIST and AMDIS mass spectral libraries for VOC identification.
Describes how to load default methods saved on the laptop for use with HAPSITE.
Details steps to establish communications using a crossover Ethernet cable connection.
Explains how to set a startup method for automatic autotune and blank run upon HAPSITE startup.
Describes the Normal and Advanced user access levels and how to change them.
Introduces Data Review functionality for accessing, analyzing, and viewing acquired data.
Explains how to access the Data Review feature via the Data Review icon or HAPSITE icon.
Details the functions of the Data Review toolbar icons for method control and analysis.
Explains how to use right-click (RMB) menus in TIC, Spectrum, RIC, and Control Panel windows.
Covers tools for TIC/RIC display, including scan cursor and background subtraction.
Explains how to use the Zoom function for detailed views of chromatograms and spectra.
Describes how to display RIC plots for locating specific compounds in a chromatogram.
Guides on performing qualitative identification using NIST Mass Spectral Database.
Explains how to generate reports in Data Review, including method and peak-generated reports.
Details saving Method, Event Log, Data, Tune, and Report files on the HAPSITE.
Explains how to save Method, Event Log, Data, Tune, and Report files to a PC.
Provides instructions on using Manage Files to transfer files between HAPSITE and PC.
Covers saving, retrieving, and reviewing files using the USB drive.
Introduces the Method Editor for building HAPSITE Method Files for compound identification and analysis.
Details setting initial parameters for HAPSITE heaters and selecting the sample input device.
Explains Inlet States, GC Temperature Profiles, and Run Time integration for the Inlet Component.
Provides criteria for qualifying and quantifying data, governing front panel operation actions.
Instructs on creating custom methods, either from scratch or by modifying default methods.
Explains sequencing methods for unattended, repeated, or timed runs.
Explains quantitative analysis process: building libraries, analyzing samples, and converting responses.
Defines terms used in the Calibrate Window, including Method, Data Files, Peak Search, Analytes, and Reports.
Guides on reprocessing files using the ID Unknowns function for quantitative analysis.
Introduces the HSS accessory for testing volatile compounds in solid and liquid matrices.
Explains the HSS operation flow system, including nitrogen supply and valve control.
Provides guidelines for sample and standard preparation when using HAPSITE with HSS.
Covers HSS maintenance, including cleaning wells, purging, and washing the unit.
Introduces the Service Module, its support functions, pumps, and power options.
Explains how to access Service Module functions via Smart IQ software.
Details the procedure for powering up the HAPSITE when connected to the Service Module.
Describes how to attach the HAPSITE to the Service Module using Smart IQ or front panel controls.
Explains procedures for detaching the HAPSITE from the Service Module using software or front panel.
Provides instructions for storing the Service Module, including pump down and cleaning procedures.
Introduces HAPSITE maintenance, including air filter cleaning and component replacement.
Highlights safety warnings related to hot NEG pumps, electrical shock, and handling components.
Provides a troubleshooting chart for common HAPSITE symptoms, causes, and remedies.
Defines contamination and discusses its effects on Mass Spectrometer and Gas Chromatograph subsystems.
Details the procedure for NEG Pump replacement, including removal, cleaning, installation, and activation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the ionizer of the Mass Spectrometer.
Guides on replacing the GC column, including required tools and procedure.
Details the procedure for replacing the HSS needle assembly, including tools and steps.
Explains how to clean the air filters in the Service Module, including opening and closing procedures.
Provides definitions for terms used throughout the HAPSITE Smart Operating Manual.
Provides information on contacting INFICON for Technical Support, Sales, and Repair Service.
Details the procedure for returning instruments, including obtaining RMA numbers and DOC forms.
Lists part numbers for the HAPSITE analytical module and related accessories.
Lists part numbers for HAPSITE Smart accessories like Service Module and Sampling Systems.
Lists part numbers for HAPSITE Smart spare parts, including cables, kits, and concentrator tubes.
Provides details on HAPSITE Smart training courses, including on-site and Syracuse options.
Lists target compounds in order of elution, including formula, retention time, and CAS number.
Covers factors for acquiring, preparing, and handling gaseous standard calibration mixtures.
Explains methods to obtain compound concentrations: buying premixed or diluting from master cylinders.
Details correct delivery approaches for calibration mix to HAPSITE inlet, including free flow and sample bags.
Provides safety guidelines for gas cylinders, contamination checks, and corrective steps.
Introduces HAPSITE and Service Module shipping guidelines and available cases.
Covers regulations and procedures for shipping pressurized gas canisters.
Provides instructions on safely discharging and disposing of or shipping empty gas canisters.
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