Task configuration

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Table of contents

1. Task configuration
   1. Overview
   2. Create a new task
   3. Rescheduling and modifying tasks
   4. Detail description for task parameters
      1. General
      2. Valves
      3. Flush
      4. Sample
      5. Dry
      6. Preserve

Overview

To schedule a task, first select the task button on the left sidebar navigation tab. Here, the tasks are divided into active and inactive sections. The active tasks represents all the tasks currently scheduled for sampling.

Create a new task

New task can be created by clicking on the button on the top. Next, enter the name you would like to identify the task. Please note that the name must be unique from other tasks in the system. Next, click the OK button (or press enter) to submit to task name for verification. If there is no conflict, a new task will be populated under inactive section.

Rescheduling and modifying tasks

If you want to rerun a task you can schedule an inactive task (If changes are made you’ll have to save the task first).

After a task runs, the assigned valves become greyed-out. Under the utilities tab, use “reset valves” if you want to use a valve again.

If you want to make changes to a scheduled task, you have to unschedule it first.

Detail description for task parameters

Most values are example values, though for the dry and preserve states there are recommended values.

General

NOTE

• It is recommended to use either Firefox or Chrome as they comes built-in with date picker

Valves

Flush

Sample

Sample state is considered completed if any one of the below conditions is met.

NOTE

• The motor intakes about 350ml/min, so set the sample time and sample volume accordingly. If the time is too low, the sampling will stop before it reaches the volume.

Dry

Dry state is a necessary part of the sampling routine to minimize the amount of water in the filter housing after sample

Preserve