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Netafim NMC-64 User Manual

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User & Installation manual Appendix
pH Transmitter Calibration
The calibration procedure requires calibration fluids of two levels, the recommended
values are: pH 7 for the high-level calibration fluid and pH 4 for the low-level
calibration fluid. If calibration fluids of these values are not available other calibration
values can be used.
Remove the sensor from its socket and wipe fluids off it.
Insert the sensor into the higher-level calibration fluid, for instance with a pH value
of 7 (Milwaukee pH 7.01 buffer).
Using the ZERO (and according to measured temp) adjust the reading to fit the pH
value as on the calibration fluid (example – if temp is 25C°, the pH value shall be
7.01).
Wipe the sensor and insert it to the lower value calibration fluid, for instance with
pH 4 (Milwaukee pH 4.01 buffer).
Calibrate with the SENS until the pH reading is as on the calibration fluid,
according to 25
o
C (example – using 4.01 buffer and temp is 25C°, the pH value
shall be 4.01).
Carefully insert the sensor back to its socket.
Repeat sensor calibration every two weeks.
The pH should not be dry, make sure to put it in fluid immediately after
calibrating.
Connecting pH transmitter to NMC-64 controller
Connect pH transmitter to NMC-64 analog input card as follows:
pH transmitter’s connector 1 to analog card’s connector Red.
pH transmitter’s connector 2 to analog card’s connector T6.
Check that analog card’s jumper 2 (from left) is set to 4-20mA.

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Netafim NMC-64 Specifications

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BrandNetafim
ModelNMC-64
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

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