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General| Brand | Hach |
|---|---|
| Model | TL2300 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details measurement method, units, range, accuracy, and resolution.
Covers physical specs, environmental conditions, and protection ratings.
Specifies power needs, communication interfaces, datalogging, and air purge system.
Details repeatability, response times, reading modes, sample cell needs, and certifications.
States the manufacturer's disclaimer regarding manual errors and product changes.
Indicates that additional information is available on the manufacturer's website.
Covers general notices, hazard symbols, warnings, cautions, and precautions.
Details FCC Part 15 and other regulatory compliance information.
Fire hazard warning: product not designed for flammable liquids.
Explains measurement method, touch screen interface, and real-time clock.
Lists and identifies the numbered components shown in Figure 1.
Covers installation cautions, altitude rating, placement, and connectivity.
Guidance on using the touch screen and avoiding damage.
Description of screen elements, controls, and sidebar menu icons.
Illustrated steps for powering on the instrument and initiating the self-check.
Steps to configure instrument settings like location, date/time, security, and peripherals.
Instructions for setting reading mode, units, and ratio settings.
Procedures for adding and managing operator and sample IDs.
Recommends calibration frequency and notes instrument readiness after startup.
Important considerations for calibration and steps to configure settings.
Details various calibration curve options and standard types available.
Options for verification after calibration and setting calibration reminders.
Instructions for cleaning and preparing StablCal vials before use.
Steps for logging in, preparing the filter assembly, and cleaning the lens.
Steps for preparing the standard vial, inserting, and taking readings.
Processing additional standards and saving the new calibration data.
Steps for logging in and starting the verification process.
Procedures for preparing vials, inserting them, and performing verification readings.
Key notes for accuracy, instrument preparation, and power-on time.
Guidelines for sample cells and best practices for sample measurement.
Steps for logging in and selecting the appropriate operator and sample IDs.
Procedures for preparing sample cells and executing the measurement.
Accessing and filtering recorded data logs (reading, calibration, verification).
Instructions for transferring data to devices and deleting data from the log.
General cautions, spill cleanup procedures, and chemical exposure hazards.
Steps for cleaning the instrument exterior and the filter assembly.
Safety precautions and notes for replacing the instrument's lamp.
Functionality for backup, updates, service time, and factory service.
Common error messages and solutions for startup, reading, and calibration/verification problems.
Resolving issues with unstable standards, incorrect values, and verification failures.
Troubleshooting common problems with instrument updates and USB flash drives.
Solutions for backup restoration, security errors, and data sending problems.
Troubleshooting issues related to sample ID lists and incorrect date formats.
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