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DKK-TOA WQC-30 - User Manual

DKK-TOA WQC-30
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Handheld Multi-Paramete
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Water Quality Mete
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MODEL WQC-30
No. WQC-LB16300E

Table of Contents

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Summary

Introduction to the Handheld Multi-Parameter Water Quality Meter

Safety Information and Precautions

Meaning of Warning Symbols

Explains the meaning of various warning symbols used in the manual.

Matters Relating to Safety Compliance

Details safety precautions for product usage and compliance with regulations.

Working with the Instruction Manual

Provides guidelines for effective use and handling of the instruction manual.

Product Warranty Terms and Conditions

How to Read This Manual

Package Contents Overview

Specifications and Functions

Technical Specifications

Details the technical specifications of the instrument and its measurements.

Instrument Parts and Functions

Instrument Unit and Control Panel

Identifies and describes the components of the instrument's main unit and control panel.

Display Sections Overview

Explains the various symbols and indicators on the instrument's display screen.

Sensor Module (Model WMS-30)

Describes the parts and functions of the WMS-30 sensor module.

pH Electrode Details

Details the components and function of the pH electrode.

Preparation for Use

Battery Installation Guide

Provides step-by-step instructions for installing batteries in the instrument.

Connecting the Sensor Module

Guides users on how to connect the sensor module to the instrument unit.

Basic Operation Procedures

Key Points for Product Use

Highlights essential points to consider for proper product usage.

Measurement Procedure Steps

Explains the sequence of operations for performing measurements with the instrument.

Powering the Instrument On and Off

Details the procedure for turning the instrument's power on and off.

Date and Time Adjustment

Describes how to set the instrument's date and time correctly.

Switching Between Measurement Types

Guides users on how to switch between different measurement modes.

Holding and Releasing Measurement Values

Explains how to freeze and unfreeze measurement values on the display.

Manual Data Memory Operations

Covers the process of manually saving measurement data to memory.

Checking, Printing, and Erasing Memory Data

Details how to view, print, and delete stored measurement data.

Calibration Procedures

pH Calibration

Provides procedures and key points for calibrating the pH measurement.

Turbidity Calibration

Explains the methods for calibrating the turbidity measurement.

Electrical Conductivity Calibration

Details the calibration process for electrical conductivity measurements.

Temperature Calibration Process

Describes how to perform one-point temperature calibration for accurate readings.

Dissolved Oxygen Calibration (Optional)

Covers the procedures for calibrating the optional dissolved oxygen measurement.

Various Functions and Settings

Operation Screen Maps

Visual guides illustrating the navigation flow between instrument screens.

Data Memory Functions

Explains features related to saving and managing measurement data.

Changing Interval Memory Settings

Details how to set up automatic data recording at regular intervals.

Setting Buzzer On;Off

Explains how to enable or disable the instrument's audible buzzer.

Setting Auto Power Off

Describes how to configure the automatic power-off function to save battery.

Special Turbidity Functions

Covers specific functions and settings for turbidity measurements.

Special Electrical Conductivity Functions

Details specialized functions for electrical conductivity measurements.

Special Salinity Functions

Explains specific functions and settings for salinity measurements.

Special Dissolved Oxygen Functions (Optional)

Covers specialized functions for the optional dissolved oxygen measurement.

Optional Equipment and Connections

Connecting Optional Equipment

Provides instructions for connecting optional accessories like AC adapter, printer, and RS-232C cable.

Printing with External Printer

Details how to print measurement and calibration data using an external printer.

RS-232 C Communication

Explains RS-232C communication formats and data transmission protocols.

Submersible Stirrer Usage

Describes the parts, installation, and usage of the submersible stirrer.

Maintenance and Inspections

Taking Care of the Instrument Unit

Provides instructions for cleaning and maintaining the main instrument unit.

Taking Care of the pH Electrode

Details daily care, cleaning, and storage procedures for the pH electrode.

Care for Turbidity Sensors, EC Cells, and Temp. Sensors

Explains how to clean and maintain turbidity sensors, EC cells, and temperature sensors.

Taking Care of the Dissolved Oxygen Electrode (Optional)

Provides guidelines for the daily care and long-term storage of the dissolved oxygen electrode.

Replacement of pH Electrode Parts

Covers the procedures for replacing components of the pH electrode.

Replacement of Dissolved Oxygen Electrode (Optional)

Details the process for replacing the dissolved oxygen electrode and its parts.

Battery Replacement Procedures

Explains how to replace the instrument's batteries and interpret the battery icon.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Safety Measures During Errors

Outlines safety precautions to take when an abnormal operation is detected.

Error Messages and Solutions

Lists common error numbers, their causes, and recommended actions.

Measures for Other Problems

Provides solutions for common problems not indicated by error numbers.

System Reset Procedure

Explains how to reset the instrument's system to resolve issues.

Transportation, Storage, and Disposal

Transportation Guidelines

Provides guidelines for safely transporting the instrument.

Storage Conditions

Details the recommended conditions for storing the instrument.

Disposal Instructions

Advises on proper disposal methods according to local regulations.

Parts and Optional Items List

DKK-TOA WQC-30 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Measurement ItemspH, ORP, Conductivity, Salinity, TDS, Temperature, Dissolved Oxygen
pH Measurement Range0.00 to 14.00 pH
pH Resolution0.01 pH
ORP Resolution1 mV
Temperature Resolution0.1 °C
ORP Measurement Range-1999 to 1999 mV
Conductivity Measurement Range0.0 μS/cm to 199.9 mS/cm
TDS Measurement Range0.0 mg/L to 100 g/L
Conductivity Resolution0.01 mS/cm
WaterproofIP67
DisplayLCD