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Hach DR/2400 User Manual

Hach DR/2400
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59400-18
Hach
Model DR/2400
Portable
Spectrophotometer
© Hach Company, 2004. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. te/dk 05/04 3ed

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Hach DR/2400 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeSpectrophotometer
Wavelength Accuracy±1 nm
Spectral Bandwidth10 nm
Photometric Range0 to 3 Abs
Measurement ModesAbsorbance, Transmittance, Concentration
Detector TypeSilicon Photodiode
DisplayLCD
Weight3.5 kg
Storage Temperature-20 to 60 °C
Photometric Accuracy (%T)±0.5 %T
Photometric Accuracy0.005 Abs at 1.0 Abs
Light SourceTungsten-Halogen lamp
Power SupplyAC 100-240 V

Summary

Safety Information

Hazard Information

Explains signal words (DANGER, CAUTION, NOTE) for hazard communication.

Precautionary Labels

Refers to labels on the instrument and their meaning.

Specifications

Installation

Section 1 Getting Started

1.1 Unpacking the Instrument

Lists items included with the spectrophotometer and instructions for missing items.

1.2 Operating Environment

Specifies ambient temperature and humidity requirements for proper operation.

1.3 Cable Connections

Illustrates cable connections for RS232 and power on the instrument.

Section 2 General Instrument Operation

2.1 Selecting a Language

Instructions for setting the instrument's display language.

2.2 Instrument Setup Menu

Overview of the Instrument Setup menu for configuring date, time, and other settings.

2.3 Keypad and Data Entry

Covers using the alphanumeric keypad for inputting IDs and settings.

2.4 Display Modes and Connectivity

Explains display lock and HachLink connectivity.

2.6 Sample Cell Adapters and Handling

Details on cell adapters, insertion, and sample handling.

Section 3 Hach Programs—Simplified Analysis

3.1 Selecting a Hach Program

Guide to navigating and selecting pre-programmed Hach analytical procedures.

3.2 Running a Hach Program

Instructions for executing a selected Hach program and following chemical procedures.

3.3 Using Program Timers

How to use built-in timers for Hach procedures, including general purpose timers.

3.4 Taking a Reading

Steps for taking a sample reading after preparing the sample.

3.5 Hach Program Options

Details various options within Hach programs, like reagent blanks and dilution factors.

3.6 Adding a Hach Program to Favorites

How to add frequently used Hach programs to the Favorites list.

Section 4 Working with Data

4.1 The Datalog

Instructions for storing, recalling, sending, and erasing data from the instrument's datalog.

Section 5 User Programs—Customized Analysis

5.1 Creating and Saving a New User Program

Guide for adding custom analyses, setting parameters, and saving user programs.

5.2 Recalling a User Program

How to find and run previously saved user programs.

5.3 Editing an Existing User Program

Process for modifying previously created user programs.

5.4 Erasing a User Program

Steps to delete user programs from the instrument.

Section 6 Standard Additions

6.1 Checking Results with Standard Additions

Using standard additions to check for interferences and verify accuracy.

6.2 Using the Standard Additions Option

Steps for performing standard additions analysis on the instrument.

6.3 Estimating Concentration Using Standard Additions

Method for estimating analyte concentration even with interferences.

Section 7 Single Wavelength Mode

7.1 Setting Up Single Wavelength Mode

How to configure the instrument for single wavelength measurements (Abs, %T, Conc).

7.2 Taking Single Wavelength Measurements

Procedure for taking actual sample readings in single wavelength mode.

Maintenance

Section 8 Maintenance

8.1 Caring for the Instrument

Guidelines for protecting the touchscreen and general instrument care.

8.2 Cleaning the Instrument

Instructions for cleaning the instrument and touchscreen safely.

8.3 Replacing the Lamp Module

Information on replacing the instrument's light source module.

8.8 Recertification Interval

Recommends annual recertification for maintaining instrument accuracy and compliance.

Section 9 Upgrading the Instrument Software

9.1 System Requirements

Lists the minimum hardware and software requirements for the upgrade utility.

9.2 Installing the Upgrade Software on the PC

Procedure for installing the software upgrade utility onto a personal computer.

9.3 Connecting the Instrument to the Computer

Steps for physically connecting the instrument to the PC for software transfer.

9.4 Starting the Upgrade Utility

How to launch the DR/2400 software upgrade application.

9.6 Programming the Instrument

Process of transferring the software to the instrument.

Section 10 Troubleshooting and FAQs

10.1 Troubleshooting

General troubleshooting tips and common issues with the instrument.

10.2 Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common user queries about instrument functionality and operation.

General Information

Replacement Parts and Accessories

Certification

How To Order

Repair Service

Warranty

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