6 usb sample processor – Metrohm 840 PC Control 5.0 / Touch Control User Manual

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3.24.6 USB Sample Processor

With a connected USB Sample Processor you can trigger any

movement or function manually. You can end lift and rack movements

prematurely with [Stop].

In the dialog Manual control select the function [Sample

Processor].

[Rack reset] must be pressed if you have positioned a new rack

or have carried out alterations to the current rack table in the device

manager without having them transferred directly afterwards to the

USB Sample Processor (see Section 3.10.5). The lift and rack are

then moved to the zero position, the rack code is read off and the

corresponding rack data is transmitted to the USB Sample

Processor. The USB Sample Processor is now not at a valid rack

position, this is indicated under Rack position by "--". This rack

reset corresponds to the method command RACK or the method

start option Rack reset.

If you have connected a USB Sample Processor equipped with 2

towers then you must first select the tower to be used for the

following manual operation: Tower 1 or Tower 2. When viewed from

the front Tower 1 is at the right and Tower 2 at the left.

Lift position and Rack position give the current position of the lift

and rack at any time for the selected tower. After a new start or a rack

reset the rack is at the zero position. This is indicated with "--".

Note!

Please remember that for all the following lift movements a valid

current rack position must be indicated! Otherwise a corresponding

error message will appear. Carry out a MOVE command or move to a

valid rack position with [Previous] or [Next].

[Home position] moves the lift to the 0 mm position, i.e. to the

uppermost stop.

[Work position] moves the lift to the previously defined work

position. This is defined in the rack table (see Section 3.10.5) of the

current rack or can be assigned directly under [Lift] (see below).

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