Hach DR 2800 - Setting Basic Test and Sample Data Settings

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Standard Operations
2. In the result display, press OPTIONS>MORE>CHEMICAL FORM.
3. A list of available evaluation forms appears. Select the default
setting. Press
OK to confirm.
4. Press
EDIT and then SAVE.
The current result and all further measurements will be displayed in
the new chemical form.
5.5.4 Setting Basic Test and Sample Data Settings
1. Press OPTIONS to change test or sample specific settings.
Table 4 Barcode Program Options
Options Description
Store Off/On
With the Store On setting, all measurement data are stored automatically. With the Store Off
setting, no measurement data are stored.
Abs % Trans Switches to % transmittance or absorbance readings
Send Data icon Sends data to a printer, computer, or USB memory stick (Type A)
Timer icon
Functions as a stopwatch. Helps to ensure that the steps of an analysis are correctly timed (e.g.
reaction times, wait times, etc., can be exactly specified). When the specified time has elapsed,
an acoustic signal is emitted. The use of the timer has no influence on the measurement program.
Dilution Factor Off/On
A corrective dilution factor can be entered in order to take account of certain properties.
The number entered at the dilution factor prompt will be multiplied by the result to compensate for
the adjustment. For example, if the sample has been diluted by a factor of 2, enter 2. The default
setting of the dilution factor is 1, corresponding to no dilution.
Note: When a dilution is in effect, the dilution icon will appear on the display.
Note: If you are using undiluted samples, set the dilution factor to 1 again.
Chemical Form For some stored programs, an alternate chemical form and corresponding text can be selected.
Edit Modifies an existing program
Save as User Program Stores the selected parameters as a User Program, see section 6.1 on page 47.
Recall Data
Recalls saved measurement data, wavelength scans, or time courses, see section 5.3 on
page 28.
Instrument Setup Basic operation settings of the instrument, see section 5.2 on page 23.