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HAPSITE Smart Operating Manual
3.8.1 Quick Reference SOP — GC/MS with HSS and
Concentrator in Portable Mode
1 Follow the instructions in Section 2.9.3, Installing the Tri-Bed Concentrator, on
page 2-29 or Section 2.9.4, Installing the Tenax or Carbopack Concentrator, on
page 2-31 to install the concentrator tube.
2 Follow the instructions in Section 3.5.1, Quick Reference SOP — Tri-Bed
Concentrator Cleanout, on page 3-32; or Section 3.6.1, Quick Reference SOP
— Tenax Cleanout, on page 3-35; depending on the type of concentrator
installed to cleanout the concentrator tube.
3 Select Run Method from the main menu on the front panel of the HAPSITE.
4 Select GCMS from the Method menu on the front panel of the HAPSITE.
5 Select HSS 15 Min Carbon Conc or HSS 15 min Tenax Conc method
depending on which concentrator is installed.
6 Place the headspace needle in the 40 mL vial that contains the sample. Gently
depress into sample vial.
7 Press the Run button on the front panel of the HAPSITE.
8 When prompted, place the headspace needle in the purge vial and press Sel.
9 View results.
3.9 SituProbe
For information on running SituProbe methods, refer to SituProbe Purge and Trap
System Operating Manual.
3.10 Exit Options
Option 5 on the Main Menu is Exit. These are the options used to power the
HAPSITE down, place it in a standby mode, restart or reboot the system.
3.10.1 Extended Standby
Extended Standby is the preferred mode for the HAPSITE when not running
samples. In this state, the MS pumping system is active (Ion pump on. NEG pump
at 400 °C). In addition, gases are not being consumed. The expected results are
longer NEG pump life and faster startup. All GC heated zones are off. Proceed as
follows to place the system in extended standby.
1 Press the ESC button on the front panel until reaching the Main Menu.
2 Arrow down or press 5 and SEL to select the Exit Menu. See Figure 3-66.
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