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Section 5 Operation
This section introduces the customer to the use and day-to-day
operation of the Model 2010D. The operations described here
assume that the 2010D has already been configured for a specific
application as described in Section 6.
Performing Automatic Calibrations
Upon power-up, the Model 2010D is placed in a "Standby" mode,
waiting for time to perform automatic scheduled calibrations or
to initiate calibration sequences or points in response to
remote control commands. The 2010D is always ready to initiate
automatic scheduled calibrations unless manual calibrations are
being performed. When performing manual calibrations,
automatically scheduled calibrations will not take place, but
will be postponed until the next scheduled time.
Calibration Sequences and Diluent and Source Gases must be
defined before performing automatic calibrations. Refer to
Section 6, "Model 2010D Calibration Set-up", for more
information.
Automatic calibrations can either be activated externally by a
device such as a data acquisition system or internally by the
The Model 2010D has 24 digital I/O bits that Model 2010D's
clock. can be
activated
externally to initiate auto calibration
sequences. Depending upon how the I/O bits are assigned, the
external device can either step the 2010D through each
calibration point contained in the calibration sequence or
initiate a calibration sequence, allowing the 2010D's timer to
step through each calibration point.
Automatically timed sequences are set up as described in the
subsection "Scheduling Automatic Calibrations" in Section 6.
Externally activated sequences and sequence points are assigned
to digital I/O bits as described in the topics "Assigning
Sequence Start Patterns" and "Assigning Point Start Patterns",
in Section 6. Wiring is covered in the subsection titled
"Status Input/Output Port" Section 4.
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