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CANNON
®
miniPV-Series Automatic Viscometer with VISCPRO
®
Instruction & Operation Manual
Version 1.a— January, 2011; CANNON
®
Instrument Company
2139 High Tech Road • State College, PA 16803 • USA
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Here’s how it works: Just click Main/View Instrument from the
VISCPRO II interface to open the View Instrument Group window,
which displays all CANNON instrument types communicating with your
computer. Then select the desired instrument group (all instruments in a
single group communicate with the computer via the same COM port).
Once you have opened the desired instrument group, the Sample Input
window will appear. Individual TABBED PAGES now make it possible to
enter sample information for any viscometer in the instrument group.
The Machine Status window
You can toggle back and forth between the Sample Input window and
the new instrument group Machine Status window by pressing Ctrl-Page Down.
Monitoring instrument status
You can monitor the status of all instruments in an instrument group by
pressing Ctrl-Page Down from the Sample Input window to display the
Machine Status window. To return to the Sample Input window, press
Ctrl-Page Down again.In the image above, instruments three and four
do not exist but could be accommodated in this instrument group. The
“placeholders” for these instruments are greyed out to indicate that
additional machines are not yet online for the group.
If additional instruments are online but are not appearing in the correct
instrument group, check network connections and make certain that each
instrument is turned on and functioning normally. Then click Main/Poll for
Instruments to refresh communication with online instruments.
Group configuration
If your laboratory had 3 miniPV Series instruments with RS-485 connec-
tions, all could communicate with the computer via a single COM port,
provided that they were all assigned different instrument addresses. Each
instrument group provides its own Instrument View customized for that
- CONTENTS 1
- CALIBRATING THE miniPV-X 29 2
- OPERATING, MAINTAINING 3
- AND SERVICING THE miniPV-X 73 3
- INDEX 123 5
- INTRODUCTION/INSTALLATION 7
- Measuring Viscosity 8
- Safety cautions 9
- Installation 11
- Installing VISCPRO 12
- software 12
- for Windows 12
- Running the software 13
- Checking configuration 15
- Setting bath temperature 22
- Checking wash functions 23
- Training tube sensors 24
- Calibrating the miniPV Series 24
- TESTING SAMPLES WITH THE 25
- Software selection of blank 28
- Unity Reference blank 29
- Testing volatile samples 29
- Pausing a test 30
- Resuming a test 30
- Aborting a test 31
- Concluding a test 31
- Group configuration 32
- Viewing test results 33
- Creating an analysis 33
- CALIBRATING THE miniPV Series 35
- Training sensors 36
- Standard tube calibration 37
- Calibration procedure 38
- Saving a calibration 40
- USING THE miniPV Series 43
- SOFTWARE 43
- Main Menu 44
- Security options 45
- Initial security setup 45
- Adjusting Security Settings 47
- Analyses Menu 48
- Window Menu 50
- Configure menu 51
- Instrument Settings 53
- Tray Settings: Tube and Bath 55
- Tray Settings: Test 57
- Tray Settings: Wash 59
- Tray Settings: Advanced 61
- Saving a configuration 63
- Calibration 64
- Service menu 66
- Service/Clear Temperature 67
- Train Tube Sensors 69
- Selecting sample actions 70
- The VISCPRO 72
- Saving Sample ID information 74
- Configuring the VI Matcher 75
- Handling errors 77
- Solvent Dispensing System 80
- Emptying the Waste Receiver 81
- Viscometer tubes 82
- Homing the Carousel 83
- Adjusting sample tray height 83
- Adjusting Sample Tray Force 83
- Temperature bath 84
- Draining the bath 85
- Ventilation 86
- Checking bath temperature 86
- Dual-solvent washing 87
- Solvent wash by computer 87
- Preventive maintenance 87
- ?etelpmoC ecnanetniamyliaD 88
- ANALYSIS CONFIGURATION 91
- Sorting analysis data 92
- Using the date filter 93
- Using the sample filter 94
- Resizing table columns 95
- Saving a current analysis 96
- Printing an analysis 96
- Exporting analysis data 97
- CAV DATA TABLE 99
- Date/Sample filters 101
- SAMPLE DATA EXPORT ANALYSIS 105
- Port selection 109
- ERROR DATA EXPORT ANALYSIS 111
- Re-sending export data 116
- ERROR LOG TABLE ANALYSIS 117
- USING THE DATABASE MANAGER 121
- Archiving old data 122
- Importing archived data 123
- REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 125
- APPENDIX A–MULTIPLE UNIT 127
- CONFIGURATION 127
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