Agilent infinitylab lc series 1290 infinity ii evaporative light scattering detector (g7102a) user manual

Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD User Manual 3In This Book In This Book This manual contains information on: • Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD G7102A 1 Introduction to the Detector This chapt

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Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD User Manual 3

In This Book

This manual contains information on:

• Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD (G7102A)

1 Introduction to the Detector

This chapter gives an introduction to the module, instrument overview and internal connectors

2 Site Requirements and Specifications

This chapter provides information on environmental requirements, physical and performance specifications

3 Installing the Module

This chapter gives information about the installation of your ELSD

4 LAN Configuration

This chapter provides information on connecting the module to the control software

5 Using the Module

This chapter explains the operational parameters of the ELSD

6 Optimizing Performance

This chapter gives hints on how to optimize the performance or use additional devices

7 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

This chapter gives an overview about the troubleshooting and diagnostic features

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In This Book

8 Error Information

This chapter describes the meaning of error messages, and provides information on probable causes and suggested actions on how to recover from error conditions

9 Maintenance

This chapter describes the maintenance of the ELSD

10 Parts and Materials for Maintenance

This chapter provides information on parts for maintenance

11 Appendix

This chapter provides addition information on safety, legal and web

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Contents

1 Introduction to the Detector 7

Introduction to the ELSD 8

3 Installing the Module 25

Unpacking the Module 26

Installing the Module 28

4 LAN Configuration 33

What You Have to Do First 34

TCP/IP Parameter Configuration 35

PC and Agilent OpenLAB ChemStation and EZChrom Setup 43

5 Using the Module 49

Before Using the Detector 50

Instrument Controls 51

Operational Parameters 55

Controlling the ELSD During an Injection 59

Controlling the ELSD within ChemStation or EZChrom 62

General Considerations 63

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6 Optimizing Performance 67

Do’s and Don’ts of ELS Detection 68

Location of the Detector Module 69

Pumping systems 70

Mobile phase priming 71

7 Troubleshooting and Diagnostics 73

Troubleshooting 74

Troubleshooting an HPLC System 75

General Problems 76

8 Error Information 83

What Are Error Messages 84

Module Specific Error Messages 85

9 Maintenance 95

Introduction to Maintenance 96

Cautions and Warnings 97

Cleaning the Module 98

Inspection of Cables 99

Drying the Diffuser 100

Cleaning the Nebuliser 101

Cleaning Evaporator Tube 102

Putting the Instrument into Storage 103

Updating Detector Firmware 104

10 Parts and Materials for Maintenance 109

Identifying Parts and Materials 110

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Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD User Manual

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Introduction to the Detector

Introduction to the ELSD 8

System Overview 9

Basic Principles of Operation 9Operational Parameters 12Overview of ELS Detector 13

This chapter gives an introduction to the module, instrument overview and internal connectors.

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1 Introduction to the Detector

Introduction to the ELSD

The Evaporative Light Scattering Detector is a unique and highly sensitive detector for semi- volatile and non- volatile solutes in a liquid stream It

is mainly used as a concentration detector for High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) The solvent stream containing the solute material

is nebulized and carried by a gas flow through an evaporation chamber The solvent is volatilized, leaving a mist of solute particles that scatter light to a photosensitive device The signal is amplified and a voltage output provides the concentration of the solute particles passing through the light

The Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD may be used alone, or as one of several detectors in a GPC or HPLC system As the solvent or eluent is

evaporated in the course of the analysis, the Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD must be the last in series if used in conjunction with other detectors If the Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD is being used as the last detector in a series, care must be taken not to exceed the recommended backpressure

in detector cells in other units

This manual instructs the user in the installation and operation of the Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD for stand- alone use and control using Agilent OpenLAB (ChemStation and EZChrom editions) and Agilent ChemStation

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Introduction to the Detector 1

Evaporation

After nebulization the atomized spray is propelled through the evaporation tube assisted by the carrier gas In the evaporator section the solvent is removed leaving a stream of dry particles of the analyte A diffuser located in the evaporator assists in the drying of the particles, acting as

an efficient heat exchanger, prevents ballistic particles reaching the scattering chamber and randomizes the particle plume The ELS Detector uses patented gas flow technology in the evaporation zone to aid

evaporation at low temperatures By adding a stream of dry nitrogen (evaporation gas) at the entrance of the evaporator tube less volatile solvents (for example, water) are easily evaporated This evaporation gas

is controlled by the user and facilitates sub- ambient operation

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System Overview

Detection

Light in the optical chamber is passed through the instrument at right angles to the direction of particle flow A light trap is located opposite the source of light to capture the transmitted incident beam eliminating internal reflections within the instrument body When pure solvent is being evaporated, only its vapor passes through the light path and the amount of light scattered to the photomultiplier is small and gives a constant baseline response When a non- volatile solute is present a particle cloud passes through the light path, causing light to be scattered This scattered light enters the optical aperture of the detection system and generates a signal response from the photodiode in real time The quantity

of light detected is dependent on the solute concentration and solute particle size distribution

Figure 1 Principles of Operation

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System Overview

Theory

There are four main processes, by which the path of electromagnetic radiation or light can change direction, when passing through a medium containing a suspended particulate phase, see Figure 2 on page 11

Figure 2 ELSD Scattering Mechanisms

The importance of each of these processes depends on the radius of the particle (r) compared to the wavelength (λ) of the incident light Rayleigh scattering is predominant when r/λ is < 5·10- 2 When particle dimensions are greater than λ/20 they no longer behave as point sources, and Mie scattering becomes predominant Once particle size approaches the wavelength of incident light then reflection and refraction begin to prevail.The relative importance of refraction and reflection can be understood by examining the effects of the incident light on a single spherical particle whose equilateral axis lies in the same plane as the photodetector and light source With this configuration, refraction is of greater significance than reflection The majority of organic compounds have refractive indices between 1.3 and 1.5 Changes in the refractive index within this range will not greatly affect the quantity of light reaching the detector This accounts for similarities in the sensitivity of the instrument to various compounds

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The removal of aqueous mobile phase within an ELSD is typically achieved

by setting the evaporator temperature to the eluent’s boiling point (for example 100 °C) in order to remove the solvent For non- volatile compounds, operating at these high temperatures maximizes the signal response

However, at these temperatures volatile and semi- volatile compounds are destroyed and are therefore not detected This is problematic for small molecules, such as pharmaceuticals and drug candidates

The ELS detector is specifically designed to evaporate difficult solvents at ambient and sub- temperatures in order to maximize detection of

semi- volatile compounds

The ELSD has patented technology that reduces the evaporation time of highly aqueous solvents at low temperature, and also prevents the evaporation tube becoming saturated, which would otherwise prevent further evaporation occurring

Using this patented evaporation gas technology, a 20 µm droplet of water

at 30 °C can be dried ca 3x faster than just temperature alone Using the Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD (G7102A), water can be evaporated as low

as 20 °C, providing maximum sensitivity to thermally sensitive compounds For maximum sensitivity of non- volatile compounds the evaporation gas can be turned off at higher evaporation temperatures.Therefore, unlike other ELS detectors, where the evaporator temperature

is set according to the type of mobile phase, the ELS detector evaporator temperature is independent of the mobile phase Consequently, the ELS

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System Overview

Overview of ELS Detector

Figure 3 ELSD overview (front)

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System Overview

Table 1 ELS Detector I/O connections

I/O description Pin number

Inputs Timetable Start 14 & ground

Injection Sync 13 & groundRemote A/Z 7 & groundOutput Pump stop contact closure –

normally open

3 & 10

Ground (to case) 1, 5, 6, 11

N O T E In order to make appropriate remote start and A/Z connections from a third party LC, a third

party remote start cable for Dimension software (Remote start cable (PL0890-0350)) can be purchased from Agilent Technologies

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System Overview

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This chapter provides information on environmental requirements, physical and performance specifications.

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2 Site Requirements and Specifications

Pre-installation Requirements

For a detailed description of the environmental and operating requirements of the ELSD, please refer to the Site Preparation Checklist.This manual will give you an overview of the ELS detector, and describe its operation in more detail

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Site Requirements and Specifications 2

Power Considerations

Check the operating voltage of your instrument on the IEC inlet fuse holder on rear of unit

WA R N I N G Eye damage by laser light

Hazardous laser light can injure eyes.

➔Do not remove covers and interlocks

➔Observe and note the laser warning signs carefully

WA R N I N G Hazard of electrical shock or damage of your instrumentation

can result, if the devices are connected to a line voltage higher than specified.

➔Connect your instrument to the specified line voltage only

C A U T I O N Inaccessible power plug.

In case of emergency it must be possible to disconnect the instrument from the power line at any time

➔Make sure the power connector of the instrument can be easily reached and unplugged

➔Provide sufficient space behind the power socket of the instrument to unplug the cable

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Site Requirements

Power Cords

Your detector is delivered with a power cord which matches the wall socket of your particular country or region The plug on the power cord which connects to the rear of the instrument is identical for all types of power cord

WA R N I N G Absence of ground connection or use of unspecified power cord

The absence of ground connection or the use of unspecified power cord can lead to electric shock or short circuit.

➔Never operate your instrumentation from a power outlet that has no ground connection

➔Never use a power cord other than the Agilent Technologies power cord designed for your region

WA R N I N G Use of unsupplied cables

Using cables not supplied by Agilent Technologies can lead to damage of the electronic components or personal injury.

➔Never use cables other than the ones supplied by Agilent Technologies to ensure proper functionality and compliance with safety or EMC regulations

WA R N I N G Unintended use of supplied power cords

Using power cords for unintended purposes can lead to personal injury or damage of electronic equipment.

➔Never use the power cords that Agilent Technologies supplies with this instrument for any other equipment

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Site Requirements

Bench Space

The module dimensions and weight (see Table 2 on page 22) allow you to place the module on almost any desk or laboratory bench It needs an additional 25 cm (10 inches) of space on either side and approximately

15 cm (5.9 inches) in the rear for air circulation and electric connections

If the bench shall carry a complete HPLC system, make sure that the bench is designed to bear the weight of all modules

The module should be operated in a horizontal position

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Physical Specifications

Table 2 Physical Specifications

Weight 11 kg (non-cooled), 13 kg (cooled) Dimensions

(height × width × depth)

415 x 200 x 450 mm (16.3 x 7.9 x 17.7 inches) Line voltage 100 – 240 V~, ± 10 % Wide-ranging

capabilityLine frequency 50 or 60 Hz, ± 5 %

Power consumption 150 W (max) MaximumAmbient operating

temperature

10–35 °C (50–95 °F)

Ambient non-operating temperature

-40 – 70 °C (-40 – 158 °F)

Humidity < 80 % r.h at 40 °C (104 °F) Non-condensingOperating altitude Up to 2000 m (6562 ft)

Non-operating altitude Up to 4600 m (15091 ft) For storing the moduleSafety standards:

IEC, CSA, UL

Installation category II, Pollution degree 2 For indoor use only

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Type Specification Light Source

G7102A LASER 405 nm, 10 mW (Class 3B)Detector Dual PMT with digital signal processingNebuliser OFF, 25 – 90 °C

Evaporator

Non-cooled OFF, 25 – 120 °CCooled OFF, 10 – 80 °CGas Flow Range 0.9 – 3.25 SLM (controlled gas shut-off)Short Term Noise <0.1 mV under specified condtions See “Specification

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PC control (software) ELSD driver for OpenLAB ChemStation edition

ELSD driver for OpenLAB EZChrom editionRemote operation Remote Start Input

Safety features Gas shut-off Valve, Leak Detection, Laser Interlock

Table 3 Performance Specification of the ELS Detector

Type Specification

Table 4 Reference conditions

Gas flow 1.6 SLMNeb temperature 40 °CEvaporator temperature 40 °CData Rate 40 HzSmoothing 1

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Agilent 1290 Infinity II ELSD User Manual

3

Installing the Module

Unpacking the Module 26

Delivery Checklist 27Installing the Module 28

Connecting the Detector to your LC System 28Checking Operation of the ELS Detector 31

This chapter gives information about the installation of your ELSD.

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3 Installing the Module

Unpacking the Module

If the delivery packaging shows signs of external damage, please call your Agilent Technologies sales and service office immediately Inform your service representative that the instrument may have been damaged during shipment

C A U T I O N "Defective on arrival" problems

If there are signs of damage, please do not attempt to install the module Inspection by Agilent is required to evaluate if the instrument is in good condition or damaged

➔Notify your Agilent sales and service office about the damage

➔An Agilent service representative will inspect the instrument at your site and initiate appropriate actions

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Installing the Module 3Unpacking the Module

Delivery Checklist

Unpack the ELSD and accessories, and ensure that all parts and materials shown in the table below have been delivered with your module Report any missing or damaged parts to your local Agilent Technologies sales and service office

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Connecting the Detector to your LC System

The ELS detector must be installed by an Agilent service representative.Your Agilent service representative will:

• Unpack the ELSD.

• Remove all packing list items that are shipped with the instrument and

present them to you for review

• Unpack the accessories supplied with the instrument and check that

you have received everything on the packing lists

• Install your ELS detector.

1 Place the module on the bench in a vertical position.

2 Connect the power cord to the IEC inlet at the rear of the unit.

3 Ensure the power switch of the module is OFF (O is pressed in).

4 Connect the power cable to the power connector.

5 Attach the 4 mm OD gas tube into the gas inlet port at the rear of the

instrument The gas connection is a push- in fitting

6 Connect the solvent waste tube to the waste outlet at the front of the

detector and position the other end into a waste collection bottle

7 Ensure that the bottom of the waste tube is below the height of the

waste outlet from the instrument

N O T E Though it will not cause any damage, if the solvent waste tube becomes submersed below

the solvent level inside the waste container positive pressure will be exerted on the nebuliser chamber leading to excessive baseline noise

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Installing the Module 3Installing the Module

8 Connect the exhaust hose between the exhaust outlet and a fume hood.

9 For digital data collection and control connect the LAN cable to the

LAN interface

ORConnect the RS232 serial cable

10 Connect the injection trigger cable to the Agilent autosampler.

WA R N I N G Risk of intoxication and contamination of detector

Toxic evaporation and accumulation of condensing solvent

➔The exhaust must be extracted to a suitable fume extraction system

➔Attach one end of the exhaust hose to the rear of the unit

➔Ensure the exhaust hose has an upward slope from the detector so that any condensed solvent is collected in the waste bottle at the front of the unit and to prevent it accumulating in the tubing

➔Make sure the other end of the exhaust hose is vented to a fume hood or other disposal unit

C A U T I O N Negative or positive backpressure at the exhaust

Baseline noise and reduced performance of the detector

➔Do not connect the exhaust tubing directly to the extraction unit

N O T E The ELS Detector is fitted with a LAN or standard RS232 3-wire serial interface

Both connections provide a 24 bit80 Hz (alternatively 40 or 10 Hz) digital output for connection to a PC running a data acquisition package (e.g ChemStation software).For further information on how to configure the PC with OpenLAB or ChemStation software (ChemStation Rev B not supported) refer to the appropriate user guide supplied with the driver install

N O T E For further information on how to configure the TCP/IP settings on the detector, see

chapter LAN Configuration.

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11 Install ELSD drivers version 1.3 or higher for full control via OpenLAB

CDS ChemStation or EZChrom Edition

12 Connect the LC column outlet to the eluent inlet or at the detector

output if a detector train is used at the front of the unit) using the shortest length of tubing possible (1/16 in OD, 0.010 in ID)

13 Turn on the source gas to a pressure of about 4.1 – 6.9 bar.

N O T E For digital data collection using OpenLAB CDS, ChemStation or EZChrom, connect the ELS

detector to the computer using the RS232 or LAN cable supplied with the detector The

1200 Series to ELSD Trigger Cable (G4260-60005 ) is also required to start an injection, and should be used to connect to the 1200 instrument remote connector

N O T E The ELS Detector can be connected to auxiliary equipment, such as an autosampler, or

pump via the 15pin remote start cable The remote start cable can be configured in several ways to allow on-board timetable events to be triggered

The ELS detector is equipped with 2 contact closures (normally-open) for stopping the operation of a pump if the unit reports an error condition Pump stop facility must be employed if the instrument is to be left unattended, or if units are stacked

The ELS Detector is also equipped with one contact closure, which is normally open, and two TTL logic inputs, both active-low (with internal pull-up resistors to 5 V)

For ELS-Detector I/O connections see Table 1 on page 15

N O T E The eluent from the chromatography system is connected to the central front port of the

ELS Detector via a low dead volume Valco® bulkhead connector

The liquid inlet port is connected directly to the nebuliser by a short length (130 mm) of capillary tube giving a delay volume from port to nebuliser tip of ~4 µL

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Installing the Module 3Installing the Module

Checking Operation of the ELS Detector

1 Switch on the ELS Detector If using OpenLAB CDS ChemStation or

EZChrom, the front panel keypad will become locked when launching the software

2 In OpenLAB CDS ChemStation or EZChrom, set operational parameters

(i.e nebuliser and evaporator temperature), and download them to the instrument Then turn the ELS detector status to On.

3 If the baseline noise is within the limits, autozero the detector

However, if the baseline noise is outside the limits, refer to the Troubleshooting section for steps to rectify this

4 Turn on the eluent flow and allow the system to stabilize.

5 Again check the baseline noise.

Where noise and all other conditions are acceptable, the instrument is ready to begin work

N O T E For control outside of OpenLAB CDS ChemStation or EZChrom, use the front panel to

change the ELS detector settings Initiate heating by selecting RUN mode using the arrow

keys on the front keypad

N O T E When the unit has reached temperature, the baseline noise should be checked to ensure

that it is < 0.2 mV peak-peak This verifies that the gas supply is clean and dry

N O T E Baseline noise should not have increased significantly and should be ≤0.5 mV Typically

pure water should give no more than 0.4 mV peak-peak, whilst pure organic solvents should be less than 0.3 mV

N O T E Some volatile buffers can generate considerable offsets and increased noise levels.

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What You Have to Do First 34

TCP/IP Parameter Configuration 35

Configuration Using Instrument Front Panel 36Configuration Using Web Browser 37

With Telnet 40

PC and Agilent OpenLAB ChemStation and EZChrom Setup 43

PC Setup for Local Configuration 43Agilent ChemStation Setup 46

This chapter provides information on connecting the module to the control software

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4 LAN Configuration

What You Have to Do First

The ELSD has an on- board LAN communication interface

1 Note the MAC (Media Access Control) address for further reference The

MAC or hardware address of the LAN interface is a worldwide unique identifier No other network device will have the same hardware address The MAC address can be found at detector start up (see

“Configuration Using Instrument Front Panel” on page 36)

2 Connect the instrument’s LAN interface to

• the PC network card using a crossover network cable (point- to- point) or

• a hub switch using a standard LAN cable

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LAN Configuration 4TCP/IP Parameter Configuration

TCP/IP Parameter Configuration

To operate properly in a network environment, the LAN interface must be configured with valid TCP/IP network parameters There parameters are:

• IP address

• Subnet Mask

• Default Gateway

The TCP/IP parameters can be configured by the following methods:

• by manually setting the parameters via the front panel of the detector,

• by manually setting the parameters through the G7102A ELSD

web- interface,

• by manually setting the parameters through a Telnet session.

The module can be configured, via the front panel, to obtain an IP address automatically or to use a static IP address (see Table 5 on page 35) When configured to obtain its IP address automatically, the module will request

an IP address from the DHCP server after every power cycle

N O T E If the detector is assigned a temporary IP address (e.g DHCP server) then communication

with the PC may be prevented following a power cycle of the instrument

Table 5 Default STATIC/IP parameters

IP address 192.168.254.27Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0Default Gateway 192.168.254.1

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Configuration Using Instrument Front Panel

Configuration of the TCP/IP parameters via the front panel is the recommended method for setting up the module’s LAN interface On- board configuration is only possible during the module’s start- up procedure

1 Power on the detector, and press any front key when the following

message is displayed “Press a key to enter communication setup”

2 Select LAN using left/right arrow keys and press AZ/Stop to confirm.

3 Select either Static or DHCP (automatic) IP address assignment and

press AZ/Stop to confirm.

4 If Dynamic IP address is selected, the instrument will try to obtain an

IP address from the network

When successful the detector will continue to the main menu screen

5 If Static IP address is selected, the instrument will display the stored

static TCP/IP settings

6 To enter a new IP address, use the up/down arrow keys.

7 To enter a new Subnet Mask use the up/down arrow keys.

8 To enter a new Gateway address use the up/down arrow keys.

9 When all values are populated press AZ/Stop to accept.

N O T E If no key is pressed within 5 seconds, the ELSD will continue its start-up routine The

previously stored TCP/IP parameters will be used

N O T E The detector will use the default TCP/IP settings if no IP address has been programmed

previously (see Table 5 on page 35)

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The instrument will continue to the main menu screen to confirm the settings have been implemented

Once the LAN settings are configured they are stored in memory even after a power cycle

Configuration Using Web Browser

This procedure describes how to change the TCP/IP parameters and hostname using a PC, via a web browser

1 Using a web browser such as Internet Explorer, type in the Host name

or IP address of the ELSD into the address bar (for example http://192.168.254.27)

If communication is successful, the following login screen will appear:

N O T E The MAC address and Host Names of the instrument are displayed on the LAN

configuration screens for reference

N O T E The default host name is configured to the detector’s serial number.

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2 To login, type the following information:

The detector can be configured to

• obtain an IP address automatically (DHCP),

• use a static IP address,

• change Hostname (Advanced Network settings).

4 To use a static IP address, select Use the following IP address.

N O T E The login details are case-sensitive.

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5 Enter the module’s IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway address

and click Apply.

6 Select Apply again to confirm the changes.

7 Select Logout to close the session.

8 Restart the module for the new TCP/IP settings to be implemented.

N O T E Contact your system administrator for assistance on configuring the detector’s network

settings

N O T E Changes to the TCP/IP parameters, other than those described, could render the ELSD inoperable.

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1 Open the system (DOS) prompt window by clicking on Windows Start

button and select Run

ORPress the Windows button and R simultaneously, and click OK.

2 Type the following into the RUN dialog:

• Telnet <IP Address>

• Telnet <host name> _ this can be set manually

Figure 5 Starting a Telnet sessionwhere <IP address> may be the assigned address via the instrument,

a configuration session using the web interface of the default IP address (see Table 5 on page 35)

N O T E If Telnet is not installed on your PC by default, you can turn on the feature via Windows

Control Panel

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