MODEL YB8 PROGRAMMING SECTION
April 1999/Manning Environmental Inc.
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RINSES PER SAMPLE?
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Sets the number of rinses (0-3) the sampler will perform per sample
cycle.
BOT VOLUME, LITERS
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This tells t he sampler the volume of t he current container you have in
the system. T he volume is set in terms o f full lit ers. S o an entry of
00.50 would be 500ml or 1/2 liter. An entry of 15.00 would be 15
liters. T his is used in conjunction with t he number of samples to be
taken so t hat o verfill of the bottle(s) does not occur. For reference
the following is a chart with gallons and the equivalent liters:
6 Gallons = 23.05 Liters 5 Gallons = 19.20 Liters
4 Gallons = 15.36 Liters 3 Gallons = 11.52 Liters
2.5 Gallons = 9.60 Liters 1 Gallon = 3.84 Liters
PURGE TIME?
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Length o f t ime (3-99 secs) the intake line is purged before a sample
is taken. Press <ENTER> to accept the default purge time or input a
new 2-digit number. If air bubbles are not coming out of the intake
line, or if fluid is visible in the line after the purge has been
completed, increase the purge time.
DRAW TIME?
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Time window (4-150 secs) during which a sample is drawn. Press
<ENTER> to accept the displayed draw time or input a new draw
time as a 3-digit number and then press <ENTER>. If the sample
fluid does not reach the liquid sensor, increase the draw time.
AUTO RESTART?
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Sets the auto restart mode: 0 - No auto restart; 1 - auto restart
activated. T his option will restart the sampler and continue t he
program that was running, if power fails. It stores parameters,
ensures orderly shutdown, and stores enough energy to complete any
stepper motor steps in progress.
TEST CYCLE MODE?
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Sets the test cycle mode. Press <ENTER> to accept the default or
input a new number corresponding to the manner in which test
samples are t o be t aken:
0 - Only when t he sampler is not running a program.
1 - In a program, but the sample does not count in the program.
2 - In a program, and the sample counts in the program.
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