Knauer K-2600 Handbuch Seite 15

Operating the Photometer
In the first line of the menu the momentary status can be observed, the
number of runs R-xx to be performed counts downwards. In the second
line the next step of the link to be executed is shown. Arrows at the right
side of the display indicate, that more program lines above and below,
respectively, do exist.
For more information on links, see chapter "Creating Program Links" on
page 20.
The VIEW Menu
The View menu gives an overview of existing programs and program
links. See Fig. 12 for an example where programs 01, 02, 03, 04 and 11
and link 21 have been defined and do exist.
Programs: 01 02 03 04 __
(01..10) __ __ __ __ __
Programs: 11 __ __ __ __
(11..20) __ __ __ __ __
Links: 21 __ __ __ __
(21..29) __ __ __ __ __
Fig. 12 Block diagram VIEW menu
Direct Control of the K–2600 UV detector
Direct Control of the K–2600 UV detector is performed via operation
screen. Many functions like choice of wavelength(s) except scanning,
can be controlled from the operation screen.
Programs can be used for determining and changing wavelengths or
setting signal events during runs. The K–2600 UV detector features
storage and selection between up to twenty different programs with a
maximum number of 100 program lines for each program. You can
store nine different links for calling programs within programs.
The most powerful feature of the K–2600 UV detector is its ability to
scan UV-spectra with a speed of approx. 100 nm/s on flow. Scans are
handled in the SCAN menu, which is accessed simply by pressing the
SCAN button.
After power on, the instrument starts automatically with the last used
program. In case no programs had been loaded, the standard program
is defined to be No. 01, as shown in Fig. 13.
Load Edit Prog
Prog Clear 0
01 --
Link
View
ON
Hold 0
Run 1
Fig. 13 Standard display with cut-off filter activated
Link
View
Events: 2 Signal 1
off 0 on 1 [au]
00 -.2030
+
000.0 381
λ 1
Time
[min] [nm]
15
Main Menu
Signal 2
[au]
.0109
Setup
+
GLP
400
λ 2
[nm]