Metrohm 766 IC Sample Processor - Manual (Page 45)

4 Operation
766 IC Sample Processor
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Key Normal state Edit mode
RESET
CLEAR
Initialization of the IC Sample
Processor
• The <RESET> key serves to
initialize the IC Sample Processor.
• A method in the working memory
remains unchanged. The sample
rack and the lift return to their initial
positions in this case.
Interruption of a method after
the current sequence
• During processing of a method, the
sample series can be aborted with
<CLEAR> so that the sample
currently being processed is proc-
essed to completion. The final
sequence is not executed in this
case.
Deleting parameters, setting
the default values
• The <CLEAR> key sets the initial
(default) value given for a parame-
ter.
Delete last character
• In text edit mode the last character
will be deleted with <CLEAR>
(Backspace).
QUIT
Aborting a command already
in operation
• When a sequence is being
processed the currently running
command will be aborted and
continued in the course of the next
command line. This is useful when
a programmed waiting time should
be shortened or when a signal
cannot be recorded with a SCAN
command.
Quitting error message
• With the <QUIT> key error
messages can be acknowledged.
Before acknowledging error mes-
sages, the cause should be reme-
died.
• The command during which the
error message occurs will never-
theless be carried out (during
manual operation).
• If an error occurs during method
processing the error message is
acknowledged by pressing the
<QUIT> key and the method is
interrupted (HOLD status). After-
wards <START> can be used to
continue with the following com-
mand line or <STOP> will halt
processing.
Abort entry, select next
highest menu level
• With the <QUIT> key the active
(sub)menu or a menu or command
line is exited. The next highest
menu level or the basic state is
selected.
• Any data from a menu or command
line which has been changed will
not be taken over in this case. This
will be signaled by an acoustic
signal (see <ENTER> key).
• <QUIT> acknowledges error
messages.