Getting your trinamiX PAL One ready in 5 steps!
Step 1: Activate your license
You will receive a personal invitation email from our support team. Claim your license by simply clicking on the “Activate” button in the email. You will then be redirected to the Customer Portal where you will be asked to set up your account.

Step 2: Open the app and connect the spectrometer

Download the Spectroscopy App and log in with the credentials you used during sign-up in the Customer Portal.
- Switch on the spectrometer.
- Open the app and navigate to the spectrometer settings.
- Tap the refresh button to search for available spectrometers and select yours from the list to connect.
For more detailed information and respective download links click here.
Step 3: Calibrate the spectrometer
To ensure optimum results you need to calibrate your spectrometer.
Click the button “Calibrate” in the spectrometer settings and follow the guided two-step process in the app.
Step 4: Perform a measurement

After successfully calibrating your spectrometer, you can start with your first measurement. Select the application according to your sample type and enter a sample ID.
To ensure accurate measurements, please refer to the measurement instructions. You can find them by selecting your application and clicking the information button.
Step 5: Analyse the measurement data
In the Customer Portal you can manage your measurements, create reports and export your data to share with others.
- Access your measurement history
- Download measurement results in the desired format
- Visualize the spectral information

Technical Infos
trinamiX PAL One is a portable NIR spectrometer designed for on-site material analysis, such as identifying plastic types or analyzing nutrient content in feed.
- Design and ergonomics: Compact, easy-to-use, with a centrally positioned button for enhanced comfort and control.
- Durability: IP65-rated, dust and water-resistant for use in harsh environments.
- Measurement principle: Uses near-infrared (NIR) light reflection to analyze molecular composition. Data is sent via Bluetooth to a smartphone app for real-time results.
- Calibration: Includes an integrated reference standard for accurate measurements, protected by a snap-on cover.

Spare Parts
The spectrometer includes two on-site replaceable spare parts: the reference standard and the lamp module. To purchase a spare part, please contact your sales representative or reach out to our customer service team. customerservice@trinamix.de
To learn how to replace spare parts yourself, please refer to the instructions below or download the corresponding manuals.
The reference standard is a crucial part and should be replaced if it becomes dirty or if it is damaged.
You can order a new reference standard via our support team.
The lamp has a lifetime of up to 250,000 scans.
1. Open the spectrometer
Ensure the device is turned off. Hold the spectrometer body in one hand with the specimen interface facing you. With your other hand, rotate the spectrometer head (1) counterclockwise until it is fully opened (2).

2. Replace the lamp module
Carefully loosen the existing lamp module by lifting it up (the module is only connected via a 2-pole header connector) (1). Take the new lamp module from the packaging and attach it in the same direction as the old module (2).

3. Inspect spectrometer and O-ring
Before closing the spectrometer, inspect the lamp module and optical filter to ensure they are free from dust, dirt, fingerprints, and other contaminants. Additionally, check the O-ring in the head for any damage, abrasion, brittleness, or improper fit that could compromise the seal. Replace the O-ring if needed.

FAQs
Yes, the trinamiX Guide App lets you adjust the calibration frequency during operation. To manage your spectrometer settings, go to the settings menu.
However, reducing this frequency may affect the accuracy of your results. We recommend to calibrate your spectrometer every hour.

You can measure when being offline, but the results are calculated in the cloud, so you need to get internet connection to see the measurement results.
The scan window is made of sapphire and thus quite scratch resistant with Moh’s1 hardness of 9. For comparison: a diamond has a Moh hardness of 10, steel of 4.5.
Yes, PAL One complies with the product class IP65 and are therefore classified as protected against dust and water jets. Please note: the USB charger of PAL One is designed for indoor use only (dry location).

Connection LED

Blinking green =
connected (wireless)

Constant green =
connected (USB)

Blinking red =
not connected

Scan LED

Blinking green =
Spectrometer ready
to scan

Constant red =
Spectrometer not ready
to scan (e.g. calibration required)

Battery LED

Constant green =
Battery level high

Blinking green =
Charge battery soon /
Charging

Blinking red =
Battery too low /
Charger not compatible
Downloads
Access essential documents to support your trinamiX spectroscopy experience.