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Young Lin UV/Vis Detector Connect the cell outlet to a line leading to an appropriate waste reservoir. If bubble formation in the detector cell causes problems, you may wish to connect the cell outlet to a restrictor or back pressure device providing 20-60 psi back-pressure. NOTE: Before connecting any new tube or column to the detector, flow several mL of clean solvent through the new tube to a waste reservoir. This will clean any particulates or oil that may be residing in the tube that could clog the heat exchanger or contaminate the sample cell of the detector. 2.3.3 Connections for cable The UV/Vis Detector can be controlled by RS-232C and also be controlled and acquired digitally by Autochro-2000(or Autochro-3000) via RS-232C. For communication using RS-232C connection, use the RX and TX loop connection as shown in the Fig 2.1. At first, connect the RS232C cable between PC and UV/Vis detector, and then RX/TX loop connection between each module. If you want to use AD module, have to connect RS232C cable between PC and AD module for communication. And then connect signal and remote cable between UV/Vis detector and AD module. [Fig 2.1]The RS-232C connection of the UV/Vis Detector with the Gradient Pump 2-8