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Section 4 User Help Reference

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equilibration and then wait while you prepare the

cartridge. After you have placed the cartridge on the

module, click OK to continue with the run.

• Solid – Select this option if you have already

prepared the sample, placed it into a solid sample

load cartridge, and loaded the cartridge on the

module. The module will automatically proceed until

the end of the programmed run length.

• Liquid – Select this option if you have prepared a

liquid sample and plan to manually inject it or pump

into the injection port after column equilibration.

• None (on column) – Select this option if you have

preloaded the sample on the column. The module will

skip column equilibration so that the sample will not

be flushed from the column before the run.

5.Review or update the Start Rack and Start Tube settings.

6.Review the Minimum Run Requirements. PeakTrak will

report the estimated solvent volumes, expected waste,

collection tube usage, etc. You can use this information to

verify that there will be enough solvent to complete the

run, the waste volume does not exceed the collection

container’s capacity, and whether or not more tubes will be

required during the run.

Note: The module estimates the solvent volumes by

monitoring the solvent level in the container and the

known usage rate. The module continues to refine this

estimate during operation. See also: A

BOUT SOLVENT

EVEL DETECTION [ON-LINE].

Note: If the waste level sensing tube is inserted

correctly into the waste container, the module

automatically will suspend operation before an overflow

condition might exist. To prevent the run from being

suspended before completing the run, ensure that the

container will hold the expected waste volume.

7.Click OK and the run begins. The module responds

according to the sample Loading Type you selected in

step 4.

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