11. Tap Save to have calibration accepted and saved, and return to calibration setting screen.
11. MEASUREMENT
Options: Direct, Direct/Autohold
• Direct: sample measurements are displayed continuously.
•
Direct/Autohold: reading is displayed when measurement stability is reached. A measurement that has not
reached equilibrium will not be used. After stability criteria is reached, the meter enters Direct/Autohold mode.
When to measure conductivity instead of resistivity
Resistivity is the reciprocal of conductivity and their scales emphasize different areas of the measurement range.
• Resistivity (set as Reading parameter) is commonly used in ultrapure water
• Conductivity (set as Reading parameter) is suitable for measuring larger amounts of contaminants.
Users can subsequently change Reading parameter to Resistivity to measure in resistivity units (MΩ•cm).
Recommended temperature compensation setting for these type of measurements is Standard as it utilizes
the correct compensation algorithm.
11.1. MEASUREMENT TIPS
1. Connect the probe to the meter. Only work with recently calibrated probes.
2.
Use the HI764060 electrode holder for easy transfer in and out of containers during calibration and sample
measurement.
3. Ensure plastic bung is removed prior to taking measurements.
To limit sample contamination, pour 2 beakers of calibration standards. Use one beaker to rinse the sensor,
and another one for measurement.
4. Ensure the vent holes are completely submerged.
5. Tap the probe to remove any air bubbles that may be trapped inside the sleeve.
Note: Use the same size beaker and immersion depth for samples and calibration standards.
6.
If measuring across a temperature gradient, allow the sensor to reach temperature equilibrium. If using
manual temperature compensation, input the sample temperature.
7. Once the reading indicates Stable, record measurement data.
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