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General| Brand | ATAGO |
|---|---|
| Model | PRM-100a |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Covers warnings and cautions for operating, repairing, and handling the instrument to prevent injury and damage.
Details safe practices for using the power plug and connecting components to prevent electrical hazards.
Outlines recommended environmental conditions, handling procedures, and daily maintenance for optimal instrument performance.
Explains the principle of light refraction and the role of refractometers in measurement.
Defines Refractive Index (nD) and its variation with light wavelength and temperature.
Describes the Brix scale as a measure of sucrose concentration, its relation to Refractive Index, and its practical use.
Explains how the instrument automatically compensates for temperature variations in measurements.
Lists included components and guides the user through the unpacking process, checking for damages.
Provides instructions for installing the unit, including power, environmental conditions, and vibration protection.
Identifies and describes the parts of the detection section, such as the prism and cooling fins.
Details the functions of buttons, lights, and displays on the front of the calculation display section.
Describes the ports and power connection on the rear of the calculation display section.
Presents different types of sample inlet units and methods for connecting them to piping.
Explains how to fit and secure the sample inlet unit to the detection part using clamps and O-rings.
Provides guidance on supporting the detection section and proper mounting on L-type and straight piping based on fluid flow.
Specifies panel cut dimensions and lists the required hardware for mounting the display section.
Illustrates washer usage for different panel thicknesses, detailing bolt and washer specifications.
Details the process of connecting the detection section to the display section using the DS-2 cable.
Explains how to connect and use the recorder output for data logging, including lead wire color codes.
Describes setting up RS-232C communication for PC data transfer, including cable specs and data format.
Details how the alarm output works, including high/low limit signals and typical application circuits.
Lists essential checks and safety warnings before plugging in and turning on the unit.
Guides the user on plugging in the AC cable and activating the power switch to start measurement.
Explains basic operations like stopping measurement and switching between display modes (nD, Brix, Conc).
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing the displayed measurement scale.
Details how to cycle through and confirm measurement values in different display modes after stopping measurement.
Guides through the process of calibrating the instrument using distilled water or a reference sample.
Explains how to configure high and low limit alarms and set their activation periods.
Details how to set the lower and upper limits for the recorder output signal.
Describes how to program custom concentration scales using RS-232C data transfer.
Explains how to adjust the number of decimal places shown for nD and Brix measurements.
Guides on selecting which measurement scales (nD, Brix, Conc) are displayed during operation.
Lists essential verification steps, power-on procedure, and mode selection before taking measurements.
Provides instructions for cleaning the prism using soft tissue and appropriate liquids, with safety warnings.
Lists error messages related to measurement values, their explanations, and recommended actions.
Explains error messages and warnings related to sample temperature readings and their impact.
Lists part names, numbers, and summaries for customer-replaceable items like cables and O-rings.
Details the measuring range, accuracy, temperature limits, display items, and output methods of the instrument.
Covers material, waterproof class, power supply, pressure resistance, and environmental operating conditions.
Provides detailed dimensional drawings and weight for the detection section of the instrument.
Shows dimensional drawings and weight for the display section, including panel cutouts.
Outlines the one-year warranty, conditions, exclusions, and limitations, including prism as a consumable.
Recommends periodic inspections and discusses the availability of replacement parts after product discontinuation.
Lists countries with Authorized Service Centers and provides contact information for inquiries.
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