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Operating Appendix the Breath Sample Auto-Sampler: 1. Plug in the wires into the Data Acquisition and plug in the power. 2. The solenoids should initially be open. To close them, open up Closing_Solenoid.vi. 3. Run this program. 4. After all solenoids are closed, the breath sample bags can be hooked up to the tubing hanging out of the glass wall. 5. Then, the bags need to be screwed open. 6. Finally, after the bag...
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Operating Appendix the Breath Sample Auto-Sampler: 1. Plug in the wires into the Data Acquisition and plug in the power. 2. The solenoids should initially be open. To close them, open up Closing_Solenoid.vi. 3. Run this program. 4. After all solenoids are closed, the breath sample bags can be hooked up to the tubing hanging out of the glass wall. 5. Then, the bags need to be screwed open. 6. Finally, after the bag valves are open, open RER for Human samples with update.vi. Run this program to analyze the eight samples. Screen shots of the LabView program:
Figure 7: Shows the front panel of the program with the Solenoid Gauge.
Figure 8: Shows part of the block diagram of the program that is responsible for opening the solenoid valves.
Figure 9: the Shows relay circuit board designed by Ken Leedle.
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