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Methods View
The display shows existing methods and an overview of the
settings for the selected method. Only methods associated with
the manifold configuration are shown.
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3Methods Select method
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Method
summary
Settings overview for selected method
5Edit method Edit the selected method
6Cancel Close the Methods view
7Confirm Confirm the selected method
Select a Method
Select a method by pressing the corresponding button to
display the settings for that method (3).
Method Steps
The method steps can be programmed individually (4). The
settings icons are selectable. A highlighted icon is the currently
active setting.
Edit a Method
Edit the selected method by pressing the Edit Method
button(5).
Close the methods View
Close the methods view by pressing the Cancel button (6).
Confirm a Method
Confirm the selected method by pressing the OK button (7).
For instructions regarding Manual mode and Time mode, see
the quick start guide Set Up and Perform a Run. For instructions
regarding System Maintenance, see the quick start guide
System Maintenance. For detailed instructions, see the
TurboVap®96 Dual User Manual. Patent pending.
Evaporation Modes View
The display shows the evaporation modes available on
TurboVap®96 Dual.
Select Method Mode
To set up a method press the Method mode button (1).
Evaporate View
The display shows the current method.
Access Methods
To access existing methods press the Method button (2).
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Method Settings View
The display shows an overview of the settings for the selected
method.
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8Edit name Edit current method name
9Time The set evaporation time in minutes
10 Gas flow The set gas flow in L/min
11 Gas temp The set gas temperature
in °C or °F *
12 Plate temp The set plate temperature in °C or °F *
13 Plate height The set plate height in mm
14 Ramp settings Ramp gas temperature, gas flow and/or
plate height settings
15 Copy from Method Copy settings from a method
16 Up and Down arrows Change a setting step by step
17 Open numpad Change a setting with numeric keypad
18 Save/Cancel Save or cancel changed settings
* The temperature unit can be changed in the main settings.
Change a Setting
1. Press the button under Step 1 – Step 4 for the setting you
want to change (9)-(13).
2. Press the Up and Down arrows to change the setting step by
step (16).
3. Alternatively, press the Open numpad button to open the
numeric keypad and enter numbers (17).
Set the Plate Height
Press and hold the Plate height button under Step 1 – Step 4 to
activate the arrow buttons and move the plate up or down (13).
When the correct height has been set, press the Plate height
button again to continue with other settings.
Ramp the Settings
Tick the corresponding box to ramp the settings (14).
Edit the Method Name
1. Edit the current method name by pressing the Edit Name
button (8).
2. Type in the method name in the appearing dialog and press
Save.
Copy from a Method
Press the button Copy from Method (15).
Copy from Method View
The display shows the Copy from Method View.
1. Select method to copy from (19).
2. Press the OK button (20).
3. Edit the method name by pressing the Edit Name button (21).
4. Type in the new method name in the appearing dialog and
press Save.
Start a Method
Start the current method by pressing the Start button (22).
Note: On/Off/Auto settings for pre-heat could delay start due to
temperatures out of bounds. See the quick start guide Set Up
and Perform a Run.
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