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P/N:0302-0304C January 2003
V-530/550/560/570
Spectrophotometer
Instruction Manual
V -500 for W indow s
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Jasco V-550 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelV-550
TypeUV-Visible Spectrophotometer
Wavelength Range190 - 900 nm
Wavelength Repeatability±0.1 nm
DetectorSilicon photodiode
Baseline Flatness±0.001 Abs
Photometric Accuracy±0.002 Abs at 0.5 Abs
Photometric Repeatability±0.001 Abs
Light SourceDeuterium Lamp and Tungsten Halogen Lamp
MonochromatorCzerny-Turner mount
Data OutputRS-232C
Sample CompartmentStandard 10 mm cell holder
Power RequirementsAC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Wavelength Accuracy±0.3 nm (at 656.1 nm D2 line), ±0.8 nm (Full range)
Stray LightLess than 0.05% at 220 nm with NaI
Noise Level0.0005 Abs

Summary

Safety Considerations

(1) Safety symbols

Defines signal words like WARNING, CAUTION, and Note for hazard identification.

(2) Warning Label

Details on instrument warning labels for fuse and ground connections.

Installation Requirements

Limited Warranty

2. Starting and Exiting Programs

2.1 Startup

Procedures for powering on the instrument, PC, and software.

2.2 Exiting Programs

3. Quantitative Analysis and Spectrum Measurement

3.1 Quantitative Analysis Introduction

Overview of quantitative analysis and spectrum measurement procedures.

3.1.1 Quantitative analysis program overview

Features of the quantitative analysis program, including analysis methods.

3.1.3 Calibration curve creation

Detailed steps for creating calibration curves for analysis.

3.1.4 Calibration curve modification

Procedures for adjusting or re-measuring calibration curve data.

3.1.6 Unknown sample measurement

Steps for measuring unknown samples and calculating concentrations.

3.2 Spectrum Measurement

3.2.1 Procedural overview

Overview of measuring sample spectra, baseline, and saving data.

3.2.3 Setting measurement parameters

Configuring measurement settings like mode, range, and speed.

3.2.4 Setting the baseline (or Measurement)

Process for establishing a baseline for accurate spectral measurements.

3.2.5 Sample measurement

How to measure sample spectra after setting up the baseline.

4. [Quantitative Analysis]

Quantitative Analysis window

Describes the main windows within the Quantitative Analysis program.

4.2 Method menu

4.3 Measurement menu

5. [Spectrum Measurement]

5.1 Measurement menu

Contains options to start measurement, set parameters, and manage baseline.

5.1.1 [Start]

Initiates the spectrum measurement process.

5.1.2 Parameter...

Setting up measurement parameters and auto-save options.

5.1.3 Baseline...

5.1.4 Move Wave length...

5.1.5 [Auto Zero]

6. [Time Course Measurement]

6.1 Measurement menu

Options for starting time course measurement and setting parameters.

6.1.1 [Start]

Initiates the time course measurement process.

7. [Fixed Wavelength Measurement]

7.1.4 [Goto Wavelength...]

7.1.5 [Auto Zero]

8. [Abs/%T Meter]

10. Appendix

10.1 Spectra Manager Installation

Guide for installing the Spectra Manager software.

10.1.2 Installing Spectra Manager from Floppy Disk

Step-by-step installation from floppy disk.

10.1.3 Installing Spectra Manager from CD-ROM

Installation guide using a CD-ROM.

10.2 Setting the Serial Port (RS-232C)

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