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Load Edit Prog
Prog Clear 0
01 30 WAKE P:01
Link
OFF
UP
Hold 0
Run 1
Fig. 19
Display editing the wake up program
Using the Wake Up program
In this window the desired wake up time, date and program can be set
by means of the numeric keys. On loading the Wake Up program the
question: Switch lamp OFF? Confirm by cursor will be displayed.
Pressing any arrow key will then switch the lamp off and start the Wake
Up program. The activated program is indicated by a blinking Wake Up
screen in the display. As soon as the preset time is reached, the lamp is
switched on, the wavelength set according to the chosen program and
an autozero is performed.
Scanning UV-Spectra
The Scan Menu
The scan menu is accessed upon pressing the yellow scan button. This
menu enables choosing the scan number to save the scan data,
choosing the wavelength range for the scan, and serves for giving out
the stored scan data.
Load Edit Prog
Prog Clear 0
SCAN no.:1
Link
View
range:
Hold 0
Run 1
Fig. 20
The scan menu
The K–2600 UV detector is capable to store up to four different scans in
the internal memory. The four scans are numbered from no.:1 to no.:4.
After saving inside the memory, they can be activated and given out via
the analog outputs to a chart recorder.
The number of the scan to be performed or given out is selected by
moving the cursor with ⊲ to the field scan number, e.g. no.:1. The
number can be changed in this position with ∇ or ∆.
The wavelength ranges for all scans can be varied between three
options: 190 to 380 nm,
wavelength range is selected by moving the cursor with ⊲ to the
corresponding field and by choosing the appropriate wavelength range
by scrolling with ∇ or ∆. The selected range applies always for all four
scan numbers.
Operating the Photometer
Events: 2
Signal 1
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381 to 740 nm or 190 to 740 nm. The
Signal 2
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Signal 2
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