What to do if my ATAGO Monitor shows EE.E?
If your ATAGO Monitor displays the error code EE.E, it could be due to a sample with a DMF(%) that significantly exceeds the upper limit of the indication range being measured, or a dirty prism surface. First, try running a sample with a DMF(%) known to be within the range of 0.0 to 40.0%. If the error persists, the prism surface may need cleaning.
Why does my ATAGO CM-800A-DMF Monitor show HH.H?
The HH.H error on your ATAGO Monitor indicates that you are measuring a sample with a DMF(%) exceeding the upper limit value of the indication range. It can also appear if the prism surface is dirty. Try running a sample with a known DMF(%) within the range of 0.0 to 40.0%. If the error persists, the prism surface may need to be cleaned.
What does LL.L mean on my ATAGO Monitor?
The LL.L error code on your ATAGO Monitor means that either the sample is not completely covering the prism surface, or a sample with a DMF(%) lower than the lower limit value of the indication range is being measured. To resolve this, run a sample with a DMF(%) known to be within the range of 0.0 to 40.0%. If the error persists, it may be necessary to adjust to the reference with a sample of known DMF(%).
How to fix a blinking DMF(%) value on my ATAGO CM-800A-DMF?
A blinking DMF(%) value on your ATAGO Monitor indicates that the prism temperature is outside the range of 5°C to 40°C. In this case, the displayed DMF(%) value is not properly corrected for temperature. Ensure the sample is within the temperature range of 5°C to 40°C.
General| Model | CM-800A-DMF |
|---|---|
| Measurement Time | Approx. 3 seconds |
| Temperature Range | 10 to 40°C |
| Accuracy | ±0.2% |
| Detector | Silicon Photodiode |
| Display | LCD |
| Interface | USB |
Defines WARNING/CAUTION indications and safety symbols for proper use.
Covers safe handling of chemicals, temperature limits, and prism protection.
Emphasizes safe use of power cables and plugs, including proper connection and disconnection.
Guides on unpacking, checking contents, and preparing the installation environment.
Details how to mount the main unit and optional AC adapters using screw locations.
Identifies instrument components and explains the operation display and controls.
Covers installing the sample inlet unit and connecting it via various fitting types.
Details connecting the DC power cable directly or via an optional AC adapter.
Explains setting the 4-20mA recorder output range and cable connections.
Guides on PC setup for RS-232C, serial port configuration, and data transmission format.
Details the measurement process, error codes like LL.L, and temperature compensation.
Covers selecting °C/°F and adjusting measurement interval and Mode-S level.
Step-by-step guide for adjusting the instrument to a reference solution and resetting settings.
Explains automatic temperature correction and setting the recorder output range.
Provides detailed instructions and safety advice for cleaning the instrument's prism.
Lists error codes (LL.L, HH.H, EE.E) and their causes, with troubleshooting actions.
Details technical specifications, measurement capabilities, and physical dimensions.
Outlines repair policies, warranty, replacement parts, and worldwide service center contacts.
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