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16
Inst
allation
3.4.1
100 mm adapter (optional)
Figure
3 Multi Cell Holder (T
op and Bottom)
1
10 mm
square
cell
4
1“ round cell
2
20 mm rectangular cell
5
1“
square
cell
3
50 mm rectangular cell
Figure
4 100 mm Cell Adapter
1
100 mm rectangular cell
15
17
Table of Contents
Main Page
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Section 1 Specifications
7
Section 2 General Information
9
Safety Information
9
Use of Hazard Information
9
Precautionary Labels
9
Class 1 LASER
10
Chemical and Biological Safety
10
Source Lamp Safety
10
Overview of Product
11
Section 3 Installation
13
Unpack the Instrument
13
Operating Environment
13
Connection
14
Cell Compartment, Multi Cell Holder, 100 MM Cell Adapter (Optional)
15
MM Adapter (Optional)
16
Installation Multi Cell Holder
17
Beam Path
18
Section 4 Start up
19
Power the Instrument on and off
19
Language Selection
19
Self-Check
19
Section 5 Standard Operations
21
Overview
21
Tips for the Use of the Touch Screen
21
Use of the Alphanumeric Keypad
21
Main Menu
22
Instrument Setup Mode
23
Operator ID
23
Sample ID
24
Date and Time
25
Display and Sound Preferences
25
Lamp Control
26
VIS-Lamp and UV-Lamp
26
Effect Caused by the Lamp Settings on the Measuring Mode
27
PC and Printer
29
Printer Setup
29
Print Data
31
HACH Data Trans
31
Password
32
Password Deactivation
33
Store, Recall, Send and Delete Data
35
The Data Log
35
Auto/Manual Data Storage
35
Recall Stored Data from the Data Log
35
Send Data from the Data Log
36
Delete Stored Data from the Data Log
37
Store, Recall, Send and Delete Data from Wavelength Scan and Time Course
38
Data Storage from Wavelength Scan or Time Course
38
Recall Stored Data from Wavelength Scan or Time Course
38
Send Data from Wavelength Scan or Time Course
39
Delete Stored Data from Wavelength Scan or Time Course
41
Stored Programs
42
Select a Saved Test/Method; Enter User-Specific Basic Data
42
Stored Program Options
42
Use of Program Timers
44
Set the Reading Mode
44
Take Single Wavelength Measurements (Single Reading)
45
Take Single Wavelength Measurements (Continuous Readings)
45
Set the Dilution Factor
45
Run a Standard Adjust
46
Set the Chemical Form
47
Change of the Default Setting of the Chemical Form
47
Run a Reagent Blank
48
Analysis of Samples
49
Add Stored Programs to the Favorite Programs List
49
Barcode Programs
50
Complete a Barcode 13 MM Test/Vial
51
Select the Measuring Range
51
Select the Chemical Evaluation Form
51
Change of the Default Setting of the Chemical Form
52
Basic Test-Specific and Sample-Specific Data Settings
52
Sample Blank
53
Update/Edit Barcode Tests
54
Manual Update of a Barcode Test
54
Update an Existing Barcode Test
57
Program a New Test
58
Upgrade of the Instrument Software
58
Section 6 Advanced Operations
61
User Programs
61
Program a User Method
61
Single Wavelength Settings
63
Multi Wavelength Settings
64
Calibration Settings for Single and Multi Wavelength Mode
66
Store a User Program
70
Additional User-Defined Parameters and Functions
70
Free Programming Program Type
72
Measurement Process
72
Enter a New Element of a Measuring Sequence
73
Enter the Calibration Formula (Evaluation Formula)
75
Enter Variables
78
Save a Free Programming User Program
78
Select a User Program
79
Add, Edit and Delete User Programs from the Favorites List
79
Add to Favorites
80
Edit
80
Delete
80
Favorite Programs
81
Recall a Favorite Program
81
Delete a Favorite Program
81
Standard Addition - Monitoring/Checking Results
82
Complete a Standard Addition
83
Single Wavelength (Absorbance, Concentration and Transmittance Measurements)
87
Set up Single Wavelength Mode
87
Take Single Wavelength Measurements (Single Reading)
89
Take Single Wavelength Measurements (Continuous Readings)
89
Multi-Wavelength Mode - Measurements at more than One Wavelength
90
Set the Reading Mode at Different Wavelengths
90
Complete a Measurement in the Multi Wavelength Mode
93
Wavelength Scan Mode - Recording of Absorbance and Transmittance Spectrums
94
Set up the Wavelength Scan
94
Wavelength Scan Reading
97
Navigation of the Wavelength Scan Graph or a Wavelength Scan Analysis
98
Work with Reference Scans
99
Time Course of Absorbance/Transmittance
101
Time Course Setup Parameters
101
Time Course Scan Reading
102
Analysis of Time Course Data
103
Navigation of a Time Scan or a Time Scan Analysis
104
System Checks
105
Instrument Information
105
Upgrade of the Instrument Software
106
Optical Checks
106
Wavelength Check
107
Noise Check
108
Stray Light Check
110
Absorbance Check
111
Drift Check
112
Verification Kit
113
Output Checks
115
Lamp History
115
Factory Service
116
Service Time
116
Instrument Backup
117
Section 7 Maintenance
121
Cleaning Requirements
121
Spectrophotometer
121
Display
121
Cuvettes/Sample Cells
121
Lamp Replacement
122
Tungsten Lamp Replacement
122
Deuterium Lamp (UV) Replacement
123
Fuse Replacement
124
Filter Pad Maintenance
125
Filter Pad Replacement
125
Section 8 Troubleshooting
127
Section 9 Replacement Parts
129
Section 10 Contact Information
131
Section 11 Limited Warranty
133
Index
135
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