Hitachi F 2500 Manual

 
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General Safety Guidelines (Continued) 
 
NOTICE :  Used to indicate an instruction for preventing 
damage to the product. 
NOTE  :  Used to indicate an instruction for ensuring 
correct use of the product and accurate analysis 
therewith. 
 
 
 Do not modify the instrument, replace parts that are not user-
serviceable, use non-specified parts, nor remove safety 
devices, as it could be hazardous.   
 Installation at delivery, maintenance and relocation...

 
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Safety Notices on Fluorescence Spectrophotometer   
 
Electricity  
 
 Make sure that the fluorescence spectrophotometer is 
supplied with power of 100V AC, 1 kVA or more (50 Hz or   
60 Hz).    If the power voltage fluctuates or noise is applied to 
the power line, the spectrophotometer may be adversely 
affected, resulting in any trouble in it.   
 Be sure to provide grounding connection together with power 
line connection.    The grounding resistance...

 
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Protection against Computer Viruses   
 
If any program/data is damaged suddenly or an unexpected 
operation/screen is encountered, the personal computer is 
suspected of being infected by a computer virus.     
Computer viruses are malicious programs that sneak into 
personal computers to cause misbehavior or damage to data.   
And, a program designed to offer protection against computer 
viruses is called a vaccine program.   
 
Possible causes of virus...

 
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Turning On/Off Personal Computer   
 
Do not turn off power to the personal computer while the hard 
disk or floppy disk drive is active.    If power to the personal 
computer is turned off while the hard disk or floppy disk is being 
accessed, the personal computer may become faulty or 
data/software stored in it may be damaged.   
Before turning off power to the personal computer, be sure to 
quit the fluorescence spectrophotometer control/data processing...

 FOREWORD - 
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FOREWORD  
 
 This instruction manual is intended for the users of the Hitachi 
fluorescence spectrophotometer.    It describes the installation, 
maintenance, operation and measurement procedures.   
 The fluorescence spectrophotometer is designed for the 
purpose of fluorescence analysis.    Never use this instrument 
for any other purposes.   
 The fluorescence spectrophotometer is intended for use by 
persons having a basic knowledge of chemical analysis.   
Other persons should...

 
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CONTENTS 
 
 
PREFACE ......................................................................................................................... 1 
 
ABOUT THIS MANUAL ................................................................................................... 1 
 
IMPORTANT .................................................................................................................... 3 
Precautions on Electromagnetic Wave Interference ...... 3 
1. Possible Electromagnetic Wave...

 
- ii - 1.  FUNCTIONS AND SCREEN COMPOSITION ...................................................... 1-1 
1.1 Functions ............................................................. 1-1 
1.2  Installing the FL Solutions Program .................. 1-5 
1.3  Startup of FL Solutions Program ....................... 1-9 
1.4 Screen Composition ............................................ 1-13 
1.4.1  Basics of Window Operation  ..................... 1-13 
1.4.2  Kinds of Windows...

 
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-  5. 3-D SCAN................................................................................................................ 5-1 
5.1  Flow of Operation ................................................ 5-1 
5.2  Creating an Analysis Method ............................. 5-2 
5.3  Defining Your Samples ....................................... 5-13 
5.4 Conducting Measurement .................................. 5-14 
5.5  Displaying a Bird’s-Eye View ............................. 5-16 
5.6 Data...

 
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-  8.    MEASUREMENT USING OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ........................................ 8-1 
8.1  Use of Sample Sipper .......................................... 8-1 
8.1.1  When Not Using a Sample Table  .............. 8-1 
8.1.2  When Using a Sample Table  .................... 8-4 
8.1.3  In Wavelength Scan or   
Time Scan Mode  ....................................... 8-8 
8.2  Use of AS-3000 Intelligent Autosampler ........... 8-9 
8.2.1  When Not Using a Sample Table  .............. 8-9...

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1.    FUNCTIONS AND SCREEN COMPOSITION   
 
 
1.1  Functions  
 
In this program, the following measurement modes are available:   
• Wavelength scan   
• Time scan   
• Photometry  
• 3-D Scan   
(‘3-D Scan program’ (option) required for Model F-2500)   
 
Wavelength Scan 
(1)  Photometric value data can be printed at the specified 
wavelength intervals or at up to 12 specified wavelengths.     
 
(2)  The function keys provide functions unique to the 
wavelength scan mode.   
Measurement:  [F4],...