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The instrument can be configured to trigger the start of analysis of the contactless conductivity detector, with either [http://www.edaq.com/ES280 PowerChrom software] or [http://http://www.edaq.com/ES500 Chart software]. This is achieved by connecting the “Marker output” at the back of the CE instrument to the e-corder or PowerChrom trigger input, using the relevant cable.
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The instrument can be configured to trigger the start of analysis of the contactless conductivity detector, with either [http://www.edaq.com/ES280 PowerChrom software] or [http://www.edaq.com/ES500 Chart software]. This is achieved by connecting the “Marker output” at the back of the CE instrument to the e-corder or PowerChrom trigger input, using the relevant cable.

Revision as of 15:51, 7 January 2014

CE instrument connected to the C4D system
The capillary exits through the right hand panel of the instrument and passes through C4D headstage.


This application note describes how to connect the eDAQ C4D system to the Prince Technologies PrinCE-C 600 series and the Groton Biosystems GPA100 (previously sold as Crystal CE and Unicam CE instruments).

Introduction

The instrument can be used with a range of modular detectors, including UV/VIS, Fluorescence, LIF, MS, Photo Diode Array and the eDAQ C4D system.

Connectors at the back of the instrument

Trigger Cable

The instrument can be configured to trigger the start of analysis of the contactless conductivity detector, with either PowerChrom software or Chart software. This is achieved by connecting the “Marker output” at the back of the CE instrument to the e-corder or PowerChrom trigger input, using the relevant cable.

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