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== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==
The User Manual provides instructions for the set-up, operation, system care, and troubleshooting of a VSParticle C1 Controller (“VSP-C1”) unit.
The User Manual provides instructions for the set-up, operation, system care, and troubleshooting of a '''VSParticle C1 Controller''' (“VSP-C1”) unit.


If you have any questions or concerns regarding the VSP-C1 unit you have purchased or any information within the provided user documentation, please contact us via the contact details at the top of this page.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the VSP-C1 unit you have purchased or any information within the provided user documentation, please contact us via the contact details at the top of this page.


The VSP-C1 is designed for use by researchers who want to produce inorganic nanoparticles from conductive materials for applications in fields ranging from cluster research to materials science.  
The VSP-C1 can be used by researchers who want to produce inorganic nanoparticles from conductive materials for applications in fields ranging from cluster research to materials science.  


The VSP-C1 is designed for users who want to control experiments with the VSP-G1 and MFC+ to produce inorganic nanoparticles from conductive material for applications in fields ranging from cluster research to material science. The VSP-G1 (“Generator”) is a desktop spark generator that uses spark ablation technology to produce aerosol nanoparticles after a high voltage spark evaporates part of two metallic electrodes. The MFC+ (“mass flow controller”) is a desktop device that has a mass flow meter (i.e. the sensor) combined with control valve and feedback electronics between sensor and valve.
The VSP-C1 is designed for users who want to control experiments with the VSP-G1 and MFC+ to produce inorganic nanoparticles from conductive material for applications in fields ranging from cluster research to material science. The VSP-G1 (“Generator”) is a desktop spark generator that uses spark ablation technology to produce aerosol nanoparticles after a high voltage spark evaporates part of two metallic electrodes. The MFC+ (“mass flow controller”) is a desktop device that has a mass flow meter (i.e. the sensor) combined with control valve and feedback electronics between sensor and valve.


The VSP-C1 is designed to have a versatile control system with software that enables easy to use interface to control the experiment.
The VSP-C1 has a versatile control system with software that enables easy to use interface to control the experiment.


== System Description ==


== System description ==
=== What's In The Box ===
 
=== What's in the box ===
Congratulations on your purchase of the VSP-C1!
Congratulations on your purchase of the VSP-C1!
In the box you will find the following:
In the box you will find the following:
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C1 front.jpg|C1,
C1SmallImage.jpg|C1,
PowerSupply.png|Power Supply
PowerSupply.png|Power Supply
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=== Settings ===
=== Settings ===


==== Starting the C1 for the first time ====
==== Set-up The VSP-C1, VSP-G1, and MFC+ ====
 
For the total set-up of these devices you need a flat surface sufficient enough to place the VSP-G1, VSP-C1, and MFC+ on.
 
''VSP-C1''
 
Place the VSP-C1 device on the surface. Plug the power supply into the VSP-C1 and into a power supply. The VSP-C1 will automatically start-up and shows the following interface:
 
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MainScreenC1 .png| Main screen C1
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After setting up the VSP-G1 and MFC+ the connection dots will go from red (''not connected'') to green (''connected'')
 
''VSP-G1''
 
Place the base unit on a flat surface, ensuring sufficient space around the sides and back of the unit for gas, power and communication connections.
Do not connect the system to a power supply until everything has been properly assembled.
 
 
For a detailed set-up of the VSP-G1, you can visit the [[VSP-G1_User_Manual#Setting_up_the_base_unit|user manual]].
 
''MFC+''
 
Place the MFC+ on the surface with the VSP-C1 and VSP-G1 nearby. Connect the MFC+ with the wire to the USB port of the VSP-C1. Plug the power supply in. Connect the one of the blue wires to a gas outlet and the other can be connected to the VSP-G1.
 
==== Starting The VSP-C1 For The First Time ====


Follow the guidelines to setup and use the C1 for the first time.  
Follow the guidelines to setup and use the C1 for the first time.  
[[File:Setup C1 Date,Time,Timezone.png|thumb|rigth|''Date, time, and timezone'']]
[[File:Setup C1 Date,Time,Timezone.png|thumb|rigth|''Date, time, and timezone'']]
Start with setting the correct date, time, and time zone:
Start with setting the correct date, time, and time zone:
* Tap in the menu bar on Settings  
* Tap in the menu bar on '''Settings'''
* Select the Time & Date  
* Select the Time & Date  
* Set the correct date, time, and timezone
* Set the correct date, time, and timezone


==== Connecting The VSP-C1 To A Network ====


==== Connecting to C1 Network ====
To connect the VSP-C1 to a network, click in the menu bar on <b> Settings </b> and select <i> WIFI </i>.  
 
Select your network from the list.  
For connecting your C1 to a network, click in the menu bar on <b> Settings </b> and select <i> WIFI </i>.  
Select your network network from the list. If it's not listed or requires additional configuration, please use this link to manually configure a network.


If it's not listed or requires additional configuration, click on the link provided on the page to manually configure a network.
For manual configuration follow the next steps:
For manual configuration follow the next steps:
* Click on this link
* Click on the link
* Enter your credentials of your preferred network.  
* Enter your credentials of your preferred network.  
* Fill in Network name
* Fill in SSID Network name
* Fill in Network security type
* Fill in Network security type
* Click on Connect
* Click on Connect
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On the left, you can check the network status.
On the left, you can check the network status.


==== Connecting to C1 WIFI ====
==== Remote Control With Laptop Via Network/WiFi ====
 
For connecting your C1 to a WIFI, click in the menu bar on <b> Settings </b> and select <i> WIFI </i>.
Select your WIFI network from the list. If it's not listed or requires additional configuration, please use this link to manually configure a network.
 
For manual configuration follow the next steps:
* Click on this link
* Enter your credentials of your preferred WIFI.
* Fill in Network name
* Fill in Network security type
* Click on Connect


On the left, you can check the WIFI status.
To connect your laptop with the VSP-C1 via network/WiFi:
* Connect the VSP-C1 to the same WiFi as the laptop
* From the touchscreen: go to '''Settings''' > ''WiFi'' to find the IPv4/Ipv6 address (usually looks like 10.X.X.X, 192.168.X.X, where X is a number between 0-255)
* From the laptop: go to the IPv4/Ipv6 address (e.g., http://192.168.X.X)


==== Remote Control With Laptop Via Network/WiFi ====
==== Connecting To VSP-C1 Hotspot ====


Connect laptop with your C1 via network/WiFi:
To connect your laptop to the VSP-C1 hotspot, click in the menu bar <b> Settings </b> and select <i> Hotspot </i>. On this page you can find the credentials of the VSP-C1 WiFi. In your laptop go to the WiFi settings and look for the hostname WiFi. You can find the hostname of the VSP-C1 right in the menu bar. Select the Wifi with the same hostname and fill in the SSID network name and password found on the ''Hotspot'' page. When the connection is established go to your browser and fill in the Ipv4/Ipv6 URL. These URL can be found on the hotspot page.
* Connect the C1 to the same WiFi as the laptop
* From the touchscreen: go to Settings > WiFi to discover the IPv4 address (usually looks like 10.X.X.X, 192.168.X.X, where X is a number between 0-255)
* From the laptop: go to the IPv4 address (e.g., http://192.168.X.X)


==== Remote Control With Laptop Via Hotspot ====
==== Remote Control With Laptop Via Hotspot ====


Create a hotspot with your C1, in case you prefer to not connect your C1 the a network.
Connect to the hotspot of your VSP-C1 with your laptop, in case you prefer not to connect your VSP-C1 the an online network.


Connecting to hotspot:
Connecting to hotspot:
* From the touchscreen: go to Settings > Hotspot to discover the network name and password.
* From the touchscreen: go to '''Settings''' > ''Hotspot'' to find the SSID network name and password.
* From the laptop: connect to the C1 hotspot's WiFi information
* From the laptop: connect to the VSP-C1 hotspot's with the credentials
* From the laptop: visit the address specified in the IPv4 to connect to the C1. This is always the same: http://192.168.4.1
* From the laptop: go to the browser with the specified address of the IPv4/Ipv6 to connect with the VSP-C1. This is always the same: http://192.168.4.1


=== Operating System ===
=== Operating System ===
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[[File:Base unit.png|thumb|rigth|'' Base unit with MFC & G1'']]
[[File:Base unit.png|thumb|rigth|'' Base unit with MFC & G1'']]


With the VSP-C1 you can directly control the supply of the VSP-G1 voltage and MFC+ flowrate. The two base elements are shown in the base module, as can be seen on the photo …. .  
With the VSP-C1 you can directly control the supply of the VSP-G1 voltage and MFC+ flowrate. The two elements are shown in the '''BASE'''(VSP G1/MFC) module.  


The setpoints can be filled in for the MFC+ and VSP-G1. For the MFC+, the flowrate in l/min, gas type, and limit pres. in mbar can be set. The VSP-G1 the voltage in kV, current in mA, material, reactor, spark state, and glow avoidance can be set.
The setpoints can be filled in for the MFC+ and VSP-G1. For the MFC+, the flowrate in l/min, gas type, and limit pres. in mbar can be set. For the VSP-G1, the voltage in kV, current in mA, material, reactor, spark state, and glow avoidance can be set.
In the ‘Apply’ section you can schedule your experiment when you are finished with the filling in the setpoints. The options are between now, in such minutes, and at what time.
In the ‘Apply’ section you can schedule your experiment when you are finished with the filling in the setpoints. The options are between ''now'', ''in'' such minutes, and ''at'' what time.


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In the schedule events section, you can view your experiment settings, device, and setpoints.
In the schedule events section, you can view your experiment settings, device, and setpoints.


==== Optional G1 or MFC+ ====


==== Optional G1 or MFC+ ====
It could be that you have chosen for multiple G1’s or MFC+ in the series. The extra setting will be shown in the software and with the option to customize the belonging setpoints.


It could be that you have chosen for multiple G1’s or MFC+ in the series. The extra setting will be shown in the software and with the option to customize the belonging setpoints. An example is shown in the figure … . This illustrates an extra G1 that is called G1_2.
This illustrates an extra G1 that is called G1_2.
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OptionalG1.png| Optional G1_2
OptionalG1.png| Optional G1_2
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==== Monitor Metrics ====  
==== Monitor Metrics ====  


The ''<b>Monitor Metrics</b>'' section shows the values per setting. It provides an overview of the current value that is observed during the experiment.
The ''<b>Monitor Metric</b>'' section shows the values per setting. It provides an overview of the current value that is observed during the experiment.


The ''<b>G1 & MFC graph </b>'' shows the flow [l/min], flow setpoint [l/min], pressure [bar(a)], spark current [mA], spark current setpoint [mA], gap voltage [kV], and gap voltage setpoint [kV] for definite timeframe. This overview of the graph provides insight into these values during the experiment.
The ''<b>G1 & MFC graph </b>'' shows the flow [l/min], flow setpoint [l/min], pressure [bar(a)], spark current [mA], spark current setpoint [mA], gap voltage [kV], and gap voltage setpoint [kV] for definite timeframe. The overview of the graph provides insight into these values during the experiment.


In the ''<b> Scheduling C1 </b>'' the timestamp, source, and message are noted in order to retrieve all control logs.
In the ''<b> Scheduling VSP-C1 </b>'' the timestamp, source, and message are noted in order to retrieve all control logs.




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==== Data management & Download ====
==== Data Management & Download ====


The data during the experiment is logged and therefore can be downloaded in the menu bar under “Data”. The following options can be found: download, disk space, disk clean-up. The download option allows you to select your data with a start and end date and download it in a csv. The disk space shows how much space is left in megabytes and percentage in the disk space. The last section is the disk clean-up where data can be manually removed from 10, 25, 50, or 100 days. You can also choose to rebuild the database. The deleted data cannot be recovered and will be lost after deletion.
The data during the experiment is logged and can be downloaded in the menu bar under '''Data'''.  
The following options can be found:  
* Download
* Disk space
* Disk clean-up.  


==== Data download ====
The download option allows you to select your data with a start and end date and download it in a csv. The disk space shows how much space is left in megabytes and percentage in the disk space. The last section is the disk clean-up where data can be manually removed from 10, 25, 50, or 100 days. You can also choose to rebuild the database. The deleted data cannot be recovered and will be lost after deletion.
 
==== Data Download ====
[[File:DataDownloadSettings.png|thumb|rigth|'' Data download, space, cleanup'']]
[[File:DataDownloadSettings.png|thumb|rigth|'' Data download, space, cleanup'']]
To download the data from the C1 follow the following instructions:
To download the data from the C1 follow the following instructions:
* Tap in the menu bar on Settings  
* Tap in the menu bar on '''Settings'''
* Select the start and end time  
* Select the start and end time  
* Click on Download to get the data in a CSV format
* Click on Download to get the data in a CSV format


==== Disk space ====
==== Disk Space ====
To check for cleaned disk space, go to the Disk space in Data menu bar. Here you can check how much percent is used and check how many megabytes are left on the disk space.
To check for cleaned disk space, go to the Disk space in '''Data''' menu bar. Here you can check how much percent is used and check how many megabytes are left on the disk space.


==== Disk cleanup ====
==== Disk Cleanup ====
It could be possible that you are not able to download your data. This might be caused by a full disk space. The following steps help you to delete data:
It could be possible that you are not able to download your data. This might be caused by a full disk space. The following steps help you to delete data:
* Tap in the menu bar on Data  
* Tap in the menu bar on '''Data'''
* Go to the section of Disk clean-up and click on Choose…
* Go to the section of Disk clean-up and click on ''Choose…''
* The following option appear:
* The following option appear:
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* Choose your option and click on Execute
* Choose your option and click on Execute


==== Shutting Down ====


==== Shutting down ====
To shutdown the VSP-C1 system go the '''Power''' in the menu bar and click on ''Shutdown''. The system will now successfully shutdown.
 
To shutdown the VSP-C1 system go the Power in the menu bar and click on Shutdown. The system will now successfully shutdown.
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PowerShutdown.png| Power shutdown
PowerShutdown.png| Power shutdown
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To reboot the VSP-C1 system go the Power in the menu bar and click on Reboot. The system will now successfully reboot and the VSP-C1 will restart after sometime.  
To reboot the VSP-C1 system go the '''Power''' in the menu bar and click on ''Reboot''. The system will now successfully reboot and the VSP-C1 will restart after sometime.  
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PowerReboot.png|Power reboot
PowerReboot.png|Power reboot
</gallery>
</gallery>


=== System care ===
=== System Care ===


The system requires no regular maintenance by the end user, but cleaning the reactor in the VSP-G1 periodically is recommended, especially after a change of electrode material. To prevent exposure to nanoparticles and to ensure safe and efficient cleaning, guidelines are set out in the operating and maintenance guide. The procedure to replace electrodes is also discussed there.
The system requires no regular maintenance by the end user, but cleaning the reactor in the VSP-G1 periodically is recommended, especially after a change of electrode material. To prevent exposure to nanoparticles and to ensure safe and efficient cleaning, guidelines are set out in the [[VSP-G1_Operating_and_maintenance_guide| operating and maintenance guide]]. The [[VSP-G1_Operating_and_maintenance_guide#Replacing_electrodes|procedure to replace electrodes]] is also discussed there.


=== Troubleshooting ===
=== Troubleshooting ===
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There are several possible issues that may arise during normal operation of the VSP-C1. The most common scenarios and errors are listed below.
There are several possible issues that may arise during normal operation of the VSP-C1. The most common scenarios and errors are listed below.


==== When to contact VSParticle ====
==== When To Contact VSParticle ====


* If the sytem does not respond, even after turning it on and off again
* If the sytem does not respond, even after turning it on and off again
* If an error occurs that states to contact VSParticle
* If an error occurs that states to contact VSParticle


==== Remote support ====
==== Remote Support ====


For remote support you can connect VSParticle at [mailto:support@vsparticle.com support@vsparticle.com].  
For remote support you can connect VSParticle at [mailto:support@vsparticle.com support@vsparticle.com].  


==== Errors & warnings ====
==== Errors & Warnings ====


The errors and warnings can be found in the menu bar on the right.  
The errors and warnings can be found in the menu bar on the right.  


The <b> Alert </b> button will be: [[File:AlertsSuccess.png|thumb|rigth|'' Alerts success!'']]
The <b> Alert </b> button will be: [[File:AlertsSuccess.png|thumb|rigth|'' Alerts success!'']]
* Green when no error or warning occurs
* ''Green'': when no error or warning occurs
* Red when an error occurs
* ''Red'': when an error occurs
* Yellow when a warning occurs
* ''Yellow'': when a warning occurs
* Blue when an info message occurs
* ''Blue'': when an info message occurs

Latest revision as of 14:17, 27 July 2023

This is the comprehensive User Manual for the VSParticle Controller (VSP-C1). The Quick Start Guide is available as a quick reference for standard operation of the VSP-C1 unit.

Company VSParticle B.V.
VSParticle Controller
Address Oostsingel 209
2612 HL
Delft
The Netherlands
Website vsparticle.com
Support e-mail support@vsparticle.com

Introduction

The User Manual provides instructions for the set-up, operation, system care, and troubleshooting of a VSParticle C1 Controller (“VSP-C1”) unit.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the VSP-C1 unit you have purchased or any information within the provided user documentation, please contact us via the contact details at the top of this page.

The VSP-C1 can be used by researchers who want to produce inorganic nanoparticles from conductive materials for applications in fields ranging from cluster research to materials science.

The VSP-C1 is designed for users who want to control experiments with the VSP-G1 and MFC+ to produce inorganic nanoparticles from conductive material for applications in fields ranging from cluster research to material science. The VSP-G1 (“Generator”) is a desktop spark generator that uses spark ablation technology to produce aerosol nanoparticles after a high voltage spark evaporates part of two metallic electrodes. The MFC+ (“mass flow controller”) is a desktop device that has a mass flow meter (i.e. the sensor) combined with control valve and feedback electronics between sensor and valve.

The VSP-C1 has a versatile control system with software that enables easy to use interface to control the experiment.

System Description

What's In The Box

Congratulations on your purchase of the VSP-C1! In the box you will find the following:

  • C1,

    C1,

  • Power Supply

    Power Supply

If there's anything missing or looks damaged, contact us immediately at support@vsparticle.com or using the contact details at the top of this page! A damaged power supply cable may temporarily be replaced by a similar cable, but ensure it has a functional protective earthing terminal.

Settings

Set-up The VSP-C1, VSP-G1, and MFC+

For the total set-up of these devices you need a flat surface sufficient enough to place the VSP-G1, VSP-C1, and MFC+ on.

VSP-C1

Place the VSP-C1 device on the surface. Plug the power supply into the VSP-C1 and into a power supply. The VSP-C1 will automatically start-up and shows the following interface:

  • Main screen C1

    Main screen C1

After setting up the VSP-G1 and MFC+ the connection dots will go from red (not connected) to green (connected)

VSP-G1

Place the base unit on a flat surface, ensuring sufficient space around the sides and back of the unit for gas, power and communication connections. Do not connect the system to a power supply until everything has been properly assembled.


For a detailed set-up of the VSP-G1, you can visit the user manual.

MFC+

Place the MFC+ on the surface with the VSP-C1 and VSP-G1 nearby. Connect the MFC+ with the wire to the USB port of the VSP-C1. Plug the power supply in. Connect the one of the blue wires to a gas outlet and the other can be connected to the VSP-G1.

Starting The VSP-C1 For The First Time

Follow the guidelines to setup and use the C1 for the first time.

Date, time, and timezone

Start with setting the correct date, time, and time zone:

  • Tap in the menu bar on Settings
  • Select the Time & Date
  • Set the correct date, time, and timezone

Connecting The VSP-C1 To A Network

To connect the VSP-C1 to a network, click in the menu bar on Settings and select WIFI . Select your network from the list.

If it's not listed or requires additional configuration, click on the link provided on the page to manually configure a network. For manual configuration follow the next steps:

  • Click on the link
  • Enter your credentials of your preferred network.
  • Fill in SSID Network name
  • Fill in Network security type
  • Click on Connect

On the left, you can check the network status.

Remote Control With Laptop Via Network/WiFi

To connect your laptop with the VSP-C1 via network/WiFi:

  • Connect the VSP-C1 to the same WiFi as the laptop
  • From the touchscreen: go to Settings > WiFi to find the IPv4/Ipv6 address (usually looks like 10.X.X.X, 192.168.X.X, where X is a number between 0-255)
  • From the laptop: go to the IPv4/Ipv6 address (e.g., http://192.168.X.X)

Connecting To VSP-C1 Hotspot

To connect your laptop to the VSP-C1 hotspot, click in the menu bar Settings and select Hotspot . On this page you can find the credentials of the VSP-C1 WiFi. In your laptop go to the WiFi settings and look for the hostname WiFi. You can find the hostname of the VSP-C1 right in the menu bar. Select the Wifi with the same hostname and fill in the SSID network name and password found on the Hotspot page. When the connection is established go to your browser and fill in the Ipv4/Ipv6 URL. These URL can be found on the hotspot page.

Remote Control With Laptop Via Hotspot

Connect to the hotspot of your VSP-C1 with your laptop, in case you prefer not to connect your VSP-C1 the an online network.

Connecting to hotspot:

  • From the touchscreen: go to Settings > Hotspot to find the SSID network name and password.
  • From the laptop: connect to the VSP-C1 hotspot's with the credentials
  • From the laptop: go to the browser with the specified address of the IPv4/Ipv6 to connect with the VSP-C1. This is always the same: http://192.168.4.1

Operating System

Setpoints & Scheduling

Base unit with MFC & G1

With the VSP-C1 you can directly control the supply of the VSP-G1 voltage and MFC+ flowrate. The two elements are shown in the BASE(VSP G1/MFC) module.

The setpoints can be filled in for the MFC+ and VSP-G1. For the MFC+, the flowrate in l/min, gas type, and limit pres. in mbar can be set. For the VSP-G1, the voltage in kV, current in mA, material, reactor, spark state, and glow avoidance can be set. In the ‘Apply’ section you can schedule your experiment when you are finished with the filling in the setpoints. The options are between now, in such minutes, and at what time.

  • Apply now, in, or at,

    Apply now, in, or at,

  • Scheduled events

    Scheduled events

In the schedule events section, you can view your experiment settings, device, and setpoints.

Optional G1 or MFC+

It could be that you have chosen for multiple G1’s or MFC+ in the series. The extra setting will be shown in the software and with the option to customize the belonging setpoints.

This illustrates an extra G1 that is called G1_2.

  • Optional G1_2

    Optional G1_2

Monitor Metrics

The Monitor Metric section shows the values per setting. It provides an overview of the current value that is observed during the experiment.

The G1 & MFC graph shows the flow [l/min], flow setpoint [l/min], pressure [bar(a)], spark current [mA], spark current setpoint [mA], gap voltage [kV], and gap voltage setpoint [kV] for definite timeframe. The overview of the graph provides insight into these values during the experiment.

In the Scheduling VSP-C1 the timestamp, source, and message are noted in order to retrieve all control logs.


  • Monitor Metrics,

    Monitor Metrics,

  • G1 & MFC graph,

    G1 & MFC graph,

  • Scheduling C1

    Scheduling C1

Data Management & Download

The data during the experiment is logged and can be downloaded in the menu bar under Data. The following options can be found:

  • Download
  • Disk space
  • Disk clean-up.

The download option allows you to select your data with a start and end date and download it in a csv. The disk space shows how much space is left in megabytes and percentage in the disk space. The last section is the disk clean-up where data can be manually removed from 10, 25, 50, or 100 days. You can also choose to rebuild the database. The deleted data cannot be recovered and will be lost after deletion.

Data Download

Data download, space, cleanup

To download the data from the C1 follow the following instructions:

  • Tap in the menu bar on Settings
  • Select the start and end time
  • Click on Download to get the data in a CSV format

Disk Space

To check for cleaned disk space, go to the Disk space in Data menu bar. Here you can check how much percent is used and check how many megabytes are left on the disk space.

Disk Cleanup

It could be possible that you are not able to download your data. This might be caused by a full disk space. The following steps help you to delete data:

  • Tap in the menu bar on Data
  • Go to the section of Disk clean-up and click on Choose…
  • The following option appear:
  • Delete data older than

    Delete data older than

  • Choose your option and click on Execute

Shutting Down

To shutdown the VSP-C1 system go the Power in the menu bar and click on Shutdown. The system will now successfully shutdown.

  • Power shutdown

    Power shutdown

To reboot the VSP-C1 system go the Power in the menu bar and click on Reboot. The system will now successfully reboot and the VSP-C1 will restart after sometime.

  • Power reboot

    Power reboot

System Care

The system requires no regular maintenance by the end user, but cleaning the reactor in the VSP-G1 periodically is recommended, especially after a change of electrode material. To prevent exposure to nanoparticles and to ensure safe and efficient cleaning, guidelines are set out in the operating and maintenance guide. The procedure to replace electrodes is also discussed there.

Troubleshooting

There are several possible issues that may arise during normal operation of the VSP-C1. The most common scenarios and errors are listed below.

When To Contact VSParticle

  • If the sytem does not respond, even after turning it on and off again
  • If an error occurs that states to contact VSParticle

Remote Support

For remote support you can connect VSParticle at support@vsparticle.com.

Errors & Warnings

The errors and warnings can be found in the menu bar on the right.

The Alert button will be:

Alerts success!
  • Green: when no error or warning occurs
  • Red: when an error occurs
  • Yellow: when a warning occurs
  • Blue: when an info message occurs
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