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CorSolutions Version V2.003

The PeriWave Pump Product Line:

PeriMicro, PeriMilli, and PeriNano OPERATOR’S MANUAL

Congratulations on your purchase from CorSolutions! Please read this Operator’s Manual which explains

proper operation of the fluid delivery pump.

Safety Warning: - Not approved or intended for human use.

- Always wear protective eyewear when pump is in use.

Liquid Outlet

Liquid Inlet

Pump

Rollers

Flow

Sensor

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SETTING UP THE PUMP

Hardware and Cable Connections. The pump has been shipped with a Power Supply and appropriate

interface cables. The power supply and USB cable connect to the receptacles located on the rear panel of the

pump. The power supply connects to a 110-220V AC power source. The USB cable should be connected into

the host computer USB port. The hardware and cable connection set-up is now complete. The power switch

is also located on the rear panel of the pump.

If you are using two pumps with one computer, repeat the process.

IMPORTANT POINTS:

1) Pump is designed and calibrated for aqueous-based solutions. If other solution types are used,

the flow rates will not be accurate.

2) For proper operation, 1/32-inch tubing must be attached to the flow-sensor outlet. This tubing

is part of the dampening system and is needed for proper closed loop feedback for the flow

control. If a different outlet tubing type is desired, please employ a union at the end of the

1/32-inch outlet tube to connect to the desired tubing type. CorSolutions has adapters

available to convert from 1/32-inch to 1/16-inch (part number: Union-188-P)

3) The lines should be rinsed with 5% bleach before turning off the pump or after use with salty

or viscous solutions. This will ensure the flow sensor is maintained and will prevent it from

clogging and avoid the growth of bacteria.

4) Only use water-based solutions or 20/80 ration of Isopropynol/Water to rinse the lines. Use of

solvents such as acetone and Ethanol will cause damage to the pump tubing.

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Software. Two software versions have been shipped with your pump. One version is for computers that do

not have LabView installed and the other version is for computers with LabView installed. Please select the

appropriate version for your computer.

Non-LabVIEW Computers:

1. Install the software version for computers without LabVIEW, click on the Setup icon and then

installation will be completed automatically.

LAbVIEW Software Computers:

1B. To install the software version for computers currently running the program LabVIEW use the

“CorSolutions Pump App Build” . Copy the entire directory “CorSolutions Pump App Build” with all

its contents, to the computer hard drive. Then click on the application CorSolutionsPump.EXE, and

installation will begin.

Installation of the USB to Serial Driver: For both LabVIEW and non-LabVIEW computers. Please note that the

application requires Administrative Rights so that the communication port (COM) may be configured

correctly for the pump.

Installing the USB to Serial Driver (PC Requires Administrative Rights):

2. Be sure to leave the USB to Serial adapter cable plugged into the USB port with device powered on

while making this change.

3. Run the program “CDM20824_Setup.exe” (You will need administrative rights)

4. Open the PC’s “Device Manager”

5. Expand the "Ports (COM & LPT)" entry (click on the + in the box).

IMPORTANT: If the version for computers not having LabView is accidently installed on a

computer with LabView, corruption of the LabView program is possible.

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6. Right click on the "USB Serial Port (COMx)" entry, a drop down will appear:

7. Click on the "Port Settings" tab at the top, then click the "Advanced" button.

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8. The final dialog will appear:

9. The "Latency Timer (msec)" setting is to be changed. Click on it then select and change the value to 2.

10. Click on the OK button, and follow back through the dialogs clicking OK in turn.

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USING YOUR PUMP

Starting the Software. Start the software by clicking on the “CorSolutions” icon shown below.

A box, similar to the one below will then open.

Then select “Scan All Ports”, as indicated below.

A CorSolutions’pump will be detected if present, and will be indicated in the “Device Found” field.

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Alternativly to the “Scan all ports” method, if the COM port number is known in advance, one may check the

“Check for Device?” box in order to avoid the scanning process.

Once a pump(s) is found, select the “Finished” button at the bottom right of the screen. (If “No Device on

port” occurs thus indicating there is no pump found, check to see the communication cable is connected and

that there is power to the pump.)

The software will then open as indicated below for a single pump (Left) or two pumps (right).

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Purging the Pump. To purge the pump, place the pump inlet into a suitable vessel containing the aqueous-

based solution, as shown here.

Next remove the fitting to the inlet side of the flow sensor, as shown below. This will relieve the backpressure

in the system during the purge process.

Remove Inlet Line

To Flow Sensor When Purging

At high Flow Rates

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Then click on the “Mode” button to put the pump in “Purge Mode”. The “Flow Control” light should not be

illuminated and the Purge Mode button will illuminate. In Purge Mode the flow sensor is disabled, and the

pump operates as a traditional peristaltic pump.

Enter a flow rate value of 500 and then click “Set”. This will have the pump run at a fixed rate of 500 µL/min.

Liquid will soon be observed exiting the Flow Sensor inlet fitting, as shown below. Allow for liquid to continue

exiting until all major air bubbles are purged.

Purge Until Liquid Exits

the tube and no air

bubbles are observed

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Next click the “Stop” button in the software.

Then reconnect the fitting into the flow sensor inlet, ensuring that the tubing is seated past the ferrule’s end

for the PeriNano & PeriMicro pump models. (For the PeriMilli model, insure the tube is flush with the bottom

of the flat bottom ferrule.) The image below shows how the tubing needs to protrude from the fitting end in

order to make a proper connection to the flow sensor.

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