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If the Hach Measuring Instruments displays error E2, it means there is a motor error. This can happen if the measuring head has missed an obstacle, in this case you should initialize the motor. It can also happen if the emergency STOP button pushed if the motor is moving.
What to do if Hach ORBISPHERE 6110 displays E100: Ultrasound error?
If the Hach Measuring Instruments displays error E100, it indicates an ultrasound error. This can be due to several reasons: * The ultrasound power supply is OFF: Check the ultrasound power supply. * The emergency STOP button is not released: Release the emergency STOP button by turning it clockwise. * There is too much water in the ultrasound generator: Remove any excess water.
What to do if Hach Measuring Instruments displays E1: Emergency STOP?
If the Hach Measuring Instruments displays error E1, it means the emergency STOP button has been pushed. Release the emergency STOP button by turning it clockwise. If necessary, initialize the motor.
General| Measurement Parameters | Dissolved Oxygen, Ozone, Hydrogen Peroxide |
|---|---|
| Measurement Range (Ozone) | 0-20 mg/L |
| Response Time | <60 seconds |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC |
| Communication Interface | Modbus |
| Application | pharmaceutical |
Provides general notes on manufacturer liability and manual updates.
Covers hazard symbols, warnings, and precautions for safe operation.
Steps for preparing calibration standards, gas supplies, and sensor kits.
Instructions for connecting the instrument to power and initial startup.
Covers language setup, security configuration, and initial sensor calibration.
How to switch the instrument on/off and the auto-check startup sequence.
Using the virtual keyboard and logging in as an authorized user.
Overview of available instrument options and status indicators.
Setting display units and resolution for measured parameters.
Defining parameters for package types, dimensions, and alarms.
Creating formulas and defining measurement result display settings.
Enabling access rights, auto logoff, and managing user accounts.
Configuring USB and Ethernet for data download and network connectivity.
Recommended calibration intervals and steps for key sensors.
Detailed calibration steps for CO2, Oxygen, Flow, and Pressure sensors.
Instructions for preparing and starting a package measurement.
Guidance on positioning bottles and cans for accurate piercing and measurement.
Viewing measurement results, comments, and historical data.
Daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance tasks for instrument upkeep.
Using guided wizards for maintenance and preparing antifoam.
Checking manual displacement, antifoam system, ultrasound, and lasers.
Lists error messages, their probable causes, and recommended solutions.
Details warning messages, probable causes, and suggested actions.
Explains common measurement issues and their underlying causes.
