ATAGO Pen-Honey User Manual

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lnstruction
Manual
lntroduction
Thank
you
for
purchasing
the
instrument.
Carefully
read
and follow
all
instructions.
Keep
this
manual
for
future reference.
Safety lnstructions
Read
and follow
all safety instructions
before
operating
the instrument. Failure
to comply
with
the
following instructions
may
result in
personal
injury
or
property
damage.
O
When
measuring hazardous
materials,
use
proper
safety
procedures,
materials,
and clothing
to avoid
personal
.
injury.
Anyone
handling hazardous
materials
should
understand their
properties
and safety requirements.
O
lf the
instrument is
dropped
or subjected to
a strong impact,
contact
your
supplier for inspection.
O
Do not
attempt to repair,
modify, or
disassemble the
instrument.
O
ATAGO
may not
be held liable
for
any injury
or damage arising in
connection with handling
of hazardous
materials
during the
use of the instrument.
O
lf
this instrument
is used
to measure
highly
acidic samples,
the
prism
and
prism
head may
be damaged,
.
resulting in inacc=urate
mg?qurements.
_ _
O
The
prism
is made
of optical
glass.
Metal
tools
and/or implements
can damage! the
prism-surfaie.it
ttre
-
surface
of
the
prism
is
scratched
or damaged, inaccurate
rneasurements
will
occur.
O
Before
use,
carefully read the
instruction manual
and fully
understand the function
and
operation
of
the
instrument.
O
Use the battery
specified for this
refractometer.
lnsert the
battery
properly,
paying
attention
to the
polarities.
O
Do
not leave
the instrument in
a location
exposed
to direct
sunlight or
neir'a
heat source for
any
extended
period
of time.
O
Do
not
change
the
ambient temperature
of
the
instrument
suddenly.
O
Do not
place
the instrument
where
it will be
subject to strong vibrations.
O
Do
not use the instrumenl
where
there is
an excessive
amount of dust.
O
Do
not
store the instrument
in
an extremely
cool area.
O
Do not
set or drop heavy
objects
on the
instrument.
O
Have
the
batteries removed
during
air transport.
I1-Contents
Please
comfirm
the following
contents
of the
package
when the
unit
is
unpacked
I
Main
unit
O lnstruction
I
z.Parts
I
Size AAA Battery
....'..'................1
i
Strage Box
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(1)
Liquid
Crystal Display
(LCD)
Displays
the measured
values.
(2)
ZERO
Key
Press to
perform
zero-setting.
(3)
START Key
Press lo
begin measurement.
(4)
Prism
head
The
prism
housing
area that is dipped
into
samples.
(5)
Prism
(6)
Battery
Case
Cover
Open the
lid to insert
and take out the
battery.
(7)
Lanyard
hole
(2)
ZEBO
Key
(1)
Liquid
Crystal Display
(LCD)
(7)
Lanyard hole
(6)
Battery
Case
Cover
(3)
START Key
(4)
Prism head
(5)
Prism
I
S.Xow to insert
(or
replace)
the
battery
(1)
Open the
battery
case cover
(Fig.
3-1
).
(2)
One AAA
battery and
a
protective
strip of tape
are lncluded
with the
instrument
al
purchase.
Remove the
protective
tape from
the underside
of
the
battery
case cover before
use
(Fig.
3-2).
(3)
Close the
battery
case cover. A
click will indicate
the
cover is securely
closed
(Fig.
3-3).
(4)
To
change
the
battery, open the
battery
case cover
and
depress the edge ol
the
battery with
your
finger
to remove
(Fig.3-4).
(5)
lnsert a new
AAA alkaline
battery with
the negative
(-)
terminal
end in first.
o
When
the battery
power
is
low, as displayed
by
[Lo]
message,
replace
with a new
alkaline AAA
batlery.
.
Always
check the expiration
date when
purchasing
and inserting new
batteries.
o
Perform Zero
Setting after replacing
the battery.
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ATAGO Pen-Honey Specifications

General

Brand	ATAGO
Model	Pen-Honey
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

Summary

Safety Instructions

WARNING

Safety warnings regarding hazardous materials, proper procedures, and potential impacts on the instrument.

CAUTION

Precautions for handling hazardous materials, protecting the prism, and ensuring proper instrument use and environment.

Instrument Components

Key Parts Identification

Identification and brief description of the Liquid Crystal Display, ZERO Key, START Key, Prism head, Prism, and Battery Case Cover.

Battery Installation Guide

Step-by-step instructions for inserting and replacing the AAA battery, including polarity and low battery indication.

Operational Procedures

Zero Setting

Procedure for daily zero setting using water, including ELI function usage for light interference.

Measuring Sample

Instructions for measuring samples, including pausing, resuming, and auto-off functions.

Error Message Handling

External Light Interference (ELI) Error

How to resolve [c] blinking warnings caused by intense light during measurements.

Air Measurement Error

Troubleshooting the [LLLL] error when the prism is exposed to air.

Temperature Error

Managing the [EEEE] error when sample and prism temperatures differ significantly.

Specific Error Conditions

Range and Setting Errors

Explanation of 'Out of Range' [CHHH] and 'Zero Setting Error' [AAAA] messages.

Battery and Malfunction Errors

Information on 'Battery Error' [Lo] and 'Malfunctioning Error' [EEEE] requiring attention.

Instrument Care and Specifications

Power Management and Storage

Instructions on turning the instrument off and guidelines for proper storage and maintenance.

Measurement and Compensation

Explanation of measurement value calculation and automatic temperature compensation.

Technical Specifications

Details on measurement range, resolution, accuracy, temperature limits, power, and physical dimensions.