CSV file format naming convention
To help identify measurement‑specific data, files within a data package have the measurement unit automatically
included in the file name (e.g. when reading and logging in Conductivity Parameter, automatically logged files
retain the “EC” ID in the file name).
Manual or Autohold logged files retain the distinction between different reading modes in the file name. Users
have the option to input file name:
• EC › 20220329_085101‑ec_auto
• Resistivity › 20220309_095704‑res_auto
• Salinity › 20220331_101507‑sal_auto
• TDS › 20220331_101458‑tds_auto
13. MAINTENANCE
Probe Maintenance
Rinse the probe thoroughly as water residue may not be visible.
Cleaning
Dirty or improperly cleaned probes can result in erratic and inaccurate readings.
• Clean off the external sheath with a soft cloth and surfactant solution.
• Rinse the probe under a stream of running tap water to remove salt or minerals.
Jet the tap water stream through the opening to dislodge any debris.
•
Only if strictly necessary, carefully remove the outer plastic sheath to disassemble the probe. Clean off with
a warm water (surfactant) mixture and follow with a through rinsing with purified water.
Allow pieces to dry and reassemble.
Calibrate the probe with the appropriate standard solution for the intended application.
Storage
• Store the probe dry, after cleaning in distilled water.
• Clean the probe and calibrate after long‑term storage.
General Cleaning of HI6321
The following steps outline the process to ensure users keep the benchtop clean and disinfected while limiting
the risk of damage from unsuitable cleaners.
• Disinfect the screen using commercially available non‑ammonia glass or disinfectant cleaner.
• Apply a small amount of cleaner directly to a microfiber or lint‑free disposable cloth.
Make sure the cloth is damp and not wet.
• Wipe the glass touch screen clean with the cloth. Do not apply cleaner directly to the interface.
57 Maintenance
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
