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Shimadzu GC-2014 Instruction Manual

Shimadzu GC-2014
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2 Before Use
2.2 Outputting Analog Signals to the Chromatopac
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GC-2014
Setting analog signal output
1. Set a line
(1) Press the [SET] key then press the
[PF2] key (Line Config).
(2) Specify an injection port and detector
to which a column is connected in the
same line.
The screen on the right shows an
example where a column is connected
to the dual INJ and dual FID.
Without specifying a detector in a line, the screen to set analog signal output below does not appear.
2. Set analog signal output.
(1) Press the [DET] key.
(2) The outlined part is a parameter for
analog signal output for all detectors.
Set the parameter following the
description below.
For “Background signal save/
compensation” and “Detector signal
subtraction,” refer to “Chapter 13
Detector [DET].”
“Signal Output Port”
Specify a connector number to output
analog signals.
(ANALOG OUT 1 = Ch1, ANALOG OUT 2 = Ch2)
Channel number of a detector specified at
the last is effective. (If TCD signal was
outputted to Ch1 formerly and FID signal is
newly specified to be outputted to Ch1 as
shown in the screen on the right, TCD
signal becomes OFF automatically.)
NOTE

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Shimadzu GC-2014 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeGas Chromatograph
DisplayLCD
Maximum Heating Rate120°C/min
Data AcquisitionDigital
Maximum Number of Detectors4
WeightApprox. 45 kg
Carrier GasHelium, Nitrogen, Hydrogen
Detector OptionsFID, TCD, ECD, FPD
Injection PortSplit/Splitless, On-column
Gas ControlElectronic Flow Control (EFC)
Temperature Programming Rate0.1 to 120 °C/min
Power Requirements230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Detector Temperature RangeUp to 400°C (depending on detector type)

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