Section 3 Operation
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· Program halted
· Bottle full
· Program paused (with number of
samples remaining)
• Power lost. If power was lost while the
GLS was running the program, it reports
the times it was lost and restored. This
will be reported whether a sample was
missed or not.
• Last sample volume calibration date
• Last programmed date
• Clock set at (time and date)
• Sampler ID and software revision
number
• Pump tube warning if the pump counts
exceed 500,000. When the GLS displays
this message, replace the pump tube to
prevent failures. The GLS automatically
resets the pump count to zero after
displaying this message.
Note
Pressing the Go button clears the log. The only
information that the GLS retains from program to
program is the Last Calibration Date, Last Programmed
Date, Clock Set, and the Sampler ID and Software
Revision. The GLS also keeps the current pump count
value which is used to determine when to display the
pump tube warning. Re-initializing the GLS or updating
the software will also clear the log.
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