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Upgrade of a semi-automatic flow injection analysis system to a fully automatic one by means of a resident program.
The program and the arrangement for a versatile, computer-controlled flow injection analysis system is described. A resident program (which can be run simultaneously and complementary to any other program) controls (on/off, speed, direction) a pump and a pneumatic valve (emptying and filling position). The system was designed to be simple and flexible for both research and routine work.