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General| Power Requirements | 100 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 0.001 mg/L |
| Light Source | LED |
| Detector | Photodiode |
| Sample Flow Rate | 200 to 500 mL/min |
| Operating Temperature | 5 to 45 °C |
| Sample Temperature | 5 to 45 °C |
| Outputs | 4-20 mA |
| Enclosure | NEMA 4X/IP66 |
| Method | Heteropoly blue method |
Reference to installation manual for safety, hazards, and labels.
Explanation of the keypad and navigation functions using Figure 1.
Explanation of measurement and system status screens using Figures 2 and 3.
Defines colors (Green, Yellow, Red) for service task reminders.
Defines colors (Green, Yellow, Red) for analyzer health percentage.
Details single/multi-channel display options and graphical display functionality.
Explains how to set measurement value and date/time range for graphs.
Identifies the location of the power switch, SD card slot, and indicator lights via Figure 4.
Defines the meaning of Green, Yellow, and Red status indicator lights.
Safety warning and steps to prepare reagents for the analyzer.
Procedures for preparing phosphate stock solution, zero standard, and 3 mg/L standard.
Instructions for opening the door, panel, and activating the power switch.
Steps for setting up language, date, time, channel, and measurement mode.
Options to start/stop sources and set measurement order for multi-channel analyzers.
Manufacturer recommendation for calibration after 1 day of operation for system stabilization.
Warning about fire and explosion hazard with flammable samples.
Options to set/reset reagent, standard, and cleaning solution levels, and to prime reagents.
Options for GRAB SAMPLE IN (external analysis) and GRAB SAMPLE OUT (extract sample).
Steps using a funnel to measure grab samples or standards for calibration verification.
Steps to manually dispense a grab sample from a source for external analysis.
Settings for measurement mode, interval, units, averaging, and analyzer/channel names.
Settings for sample detection, date/time, display, and disabling reminders.
Procedures for managing devices and viewing instrument information.
Options for setting up calculations, network, security, air purge, and factory defaults.
Selects sensors referring to variables X and Y for calculation formulas.
Options to set parameters, variables, formulas, display format, units, and measurement names.
Configuration for 4-20 mA output, including activation, source, function, filter, and scaling.
Specific activation options for 4-20 mA output, such as setting low and high values.
Configuration options for PID, Logarithmic, and Bilinear control functions of 4-20 mA outputs.
Setup for relay activation and selecting the output source.
Configuration for relay functions like alarm, control, scheduler, and fail-safe modes.
Detailed settings for alarm, feeder control, event control, and scheduler relay activation.
Settings for event control, deadband, and various timer options for relays.
Configuration for scheduler, warning level, and process event relay actions.
Options to hold or transfer outputs when communications are lost.
Access to analyzer status, measurement data, and event logs.
Definitions for elements like cell temperature, reagent levels, and sample pressure.
Definitions for measurement data like last channel, absorbance, concentration, and reagent delivery times.
Shows software information, serial numbers for analyzer and connected modules.
Secure data exchange setup for jobs, including creating, listing, and managing job IDs.
Options for upgrading software, saving logs, managing configurations, and working with device files.
Procedure to update firmware using an SD card with an upgrade file.
Menu to view calibration data, start/cancel auto calibration, override, or reset calibration.
Steps to schedule slope or zero calibration, including time base and interval settings.
Procedure to start a manual calibration, including interrupting current measurement.
