HPLC conductivity detector forWITHOUT using an A/D converter

[KM-USA]

Does anyone know if there's an HPLC conductivity detector manufactured that can hook up to an Agilent 1100/1200 HPLC system WITHOUT using an A/D converter? Boss doesn't like A/D converter we have, apparently. Thanks.

[DR]

Does the boss like strip chart recorders, scissors and analytical balances?

What does he like?!?

[KM-USA]

Boss would like if Agilent made a conductivity detector.

Conductivity detectors we have work fine on A/D with the Chemstation.

[CE Instruments]

Tell him to scrap all the kit and replace with Thermo then he could have a single vendor solution

[KM-USA]

Tell him to scrap all the kit and replace with Thermo then he could have a single vendor solution

Can't: most of the Agilent stuff is new, plus we have electronic security software (OpenLab). We've never used Thermo HPLC or software, so I have no opinion on that. But the Agilent systems are very reliable, 30 years experience with them.

[CE Instruments]

So UK humour kind of missed the target.

Contact Agilent, OpenLab claims compatibility with other vendors kit and Thermo/Agilent agreed to exchange control protocols back in 2006. Get a Dionex detector for your 1100/1200. I'm sure Thermo could control all your Agilent kit so it's got to be worth contacting Agilent ??

[Khanom]

Dear KM,
The Cecil CE 4710 conductivity detector has +/- 1V analogue outputs, it may be connected to third party systems, provided the third party systems have +/- 1V A/D converters.

[CE Instruments]

Does anyone know if there's an HPLC conductivity detector manufactured that can hook up to an Agilent 1100/1200 HPLC system WITHOUT using an A/D converter? Boss doesn't like A/D converter we have, apparently. Thanks.

Another miss He wants digital control no a/d