Instruction Manual

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Display Item Name Set Lower Limit Upper Limit Unit Remarks
Stream # Stream number 1 31
Use num # Use 0 999 Number of peaks in the relevant
stream
Assign # Assign 0 999 Number of assigned peaks in
the relevant stream
Peak Relevant stream
peak number
1 999
Name Peak/Processing
name
Eight one-bite characters
Usage Peak usage status ON when in use, OFF when not
in use
Process
(Type)
5.4.10 Cal/Val Setup
11/11/22
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Cal/Val Setup (Main)
GCM # 1
> - Cal(Val) method Semi-auto
- Auto start date 2011/11/22
- Auto start time 00:00
- Time interval 000 day:00:05
Auto cal status Stopping
Menu Start Stop Cal Val GCM#
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6
Figure 5.81
Example of Cal/Val Set (main) screen
F1 (Menu): Displays the Table menu screen.
F2 (Start): Executes the Auto cal start command.
F3 (Stop): Executes the Auto cal stop command.
F4 (Cal): Displays the Calibration set screen.
F5 (Val): Displays the Validation Set screen.
F6 (GCM #): Specifi es a GCM Number.
• In the case of auto cal, when auto calibration is started using the F2 (Start) auto
calibration start command, the message “Operation change selected” is displayed. When
measurement status is executing calibration, validation or auto-calibration status, the
message “Operation change not selected” is displayed.
• In the case of auto cal, auto cal is stopped using the F3 (Stop) auto cal stop command, the
message “Operation change selected” is displayed. When measurement status is stopping
calibration, validation or auto-calibration status, the message “Operation change not
selected” is displayed.
• When auto-calibration start command is executed using F2 (Start), and where Cal/Val
setting for auto cal and auto val is not set to execute, the message “Auto cal or val has not
been set yet” is displayed.
• When auto cal status is executing and Cal (Val) method is changed to semi-auto or manual,
the auto cal status is changed to stopping. However, for calibration that is already in session,
the analysis is performed until the main cycle ends.
2nd Edition : May 11, 2012-00
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