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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
in effect until the instrument is recalibrated at that same temperature, or
until instrument and tray settings from a previously-saved instrument
configuration are restored.
To avoid losing valid calibration data, CANNON
®
recommends saving
the instrument configuration settings after completing a new calibration
(see Saving a configuration, chapter 4). The name for the instrument
configuration might ordinarily identify the
instrument, the calibration date,
and the temperature:
EXAMPLE:
miniPV JAN10 40C
After the instrument configuration has been saved, calibration data may
be restored at any time using the Restore Instrument & Tray Settings
option from the Configure menu. Note that the Restore Instrument
Settings and Restore Tray Settings check boxes must both be selected
to restore instrument calibration data:
NOTE
The Restore Instrument Settings and Restore Tray Settings options are
security-protected at the Manager level.
miniPV Series calibration equations
Viscosity calculation equation
In the miniPV Series, viscosity is calculated by using the viscosity calcu-
lation equations as described in ASTM Methods D445 and D 446.
Because samples running in the miniPV Series can have short flow times,
the kinetic energy correction term (E / t
2
) is used as prescribed in the
aforementioned ASTM methods. The VISCPRO
®
software for Win-
dows
®
performs all necessary calculations to derive constants C and E.
These constants are used by the software when determining values for
kinematic viscosity using sample drop times measured by the miniPV
Series.
Kinematic Viscosity equation: v = C t - E / t
2
Where: v= kinematic viscosity (cSt)
C = calibration constant (cSt/s)
E = kinetic energy correction (cSt·s
2
)
- 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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