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  • Switch the Liquefiers screens and the main screen to "STOP + Manual"mode.
  • Open the QT HMI cupboard and turn ON OFF the main breakers and wait for 20 seconds.
  • Open the QT HMI cupboard and turn ON the main breakers.
  • You will see the system startup on the HMI screen.
    Then, open the cupboard again and check the PLC computer screen (the small one located top left corner of the cupboard).
    If it shows this "STOP" sign (left image below), then navigate to the "settings" (using the arrow buttons below the screen), and go to the "RUN/STOP", press OK for RUN.



    If you are accessing the QT HMI remotely, then
  • Connect to the QT terminal via VNC
  • Start "SmartClient" software
  • Press "Connect"
  • Pw (ask the Target Expert)
  • Switch to the Run + Auto mode in the main screen.
    image-2023-11-1_10-17-23.png
  • Ensure the Helium Compressors screen shows the following configuration
    CompressorStatus.png

  • Ensure the purifier helium screen has the following configuration (open v9a and v21a)
    image-2024-5-31_9-32-6.png


  • Open VNVA on Purifier LN2 overview screen
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  • Switch each liquefier to Run + Manual + Idle configuration first

  • You will see both SVSAMPLE and SV03 are opened at this time. So switch the Supply Manifold option to "Manual" (when you do this SV03 will be closed automatically). Open SV03 and close SVSAMPLE.


  • Ensure the Transferline Valves more is Manual. It's default setting is "Auto" see the following image.
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    Click on "Manual", then it will be switched to the "Manual" mode and closes all the valves. Then immediately open VPC and leave that valve OPEN.
    See the following image.
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  • Ensure both Liquefier Settings parameters are the same as in the following screenshot.

  • Switch both Liquefiers to Run + Auto + Liquefy mode
    image-2023-11-1_10-15-34.png

  • Ensure the QT HMI (overview) parameters are similar to the following image.