Agilent 1100 Series HPLC Technical Note for Operation of Two Autosamplers

This note describes the operation of two Agilent 1100 autosamplers in a 1100 system. In order to achieve a high sample throughput both autosamplers are used. While one of the autosamplers is injecting, the other one is in the by-pass position and vice versa.


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Agilent
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Other
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English
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4
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PDF
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241 KB
Published
08 June, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
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About this manual

The document explains how to operate two Agilent 1100 autosamplers simultaneously within one HPLC system. By using specific macros (MALS1.MAC and MALS2.MAC), the system ensures that while one autosampler is injecting, the other remains in a bypass position to minimize dead volume.

What's inside

  • Function description of the macros
  • Listing of macro MALS1.MAC
  • Listing of macro MALS2.MAC
  • Automation example for 200 injections
  • Run-time checklist entries

Frequently asked questions

What firmware revision is required to use the macros?

It is necessary to replace the resident and operational firmware by firmware with a revision greater than 4.02.32.

How does the system determine which autosampler injects?

The order is determined by verifying the ALS number before running an analysis, as the order may change during boot-up.

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