Oakton pH 110 - Page 4

9.3 P2.0: VIEWING PREVIOUS CALIBRATION DATA ..................................................................................... 38
9.4 P3.0: VIEW ELECTRODE DATA............................................................................................................... 39
9.4.1 View pH Electrode Offset and Slope............................................................................................. 39
9.4.2 View mV Offset (Only for pH 110)................................................................................................40
9.5 P4.0 : AUTO-OFF.................................................................................................................................... 41
9.6 P5.0 : RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULT ..................................................................................................... 42
9.6.1 Calibration Reset .......................................................................................................................... 42
9.6.2 User Reset ..................................................................................................................................... 43
9.7 P 6.0: MEMORY CLEAR (CLR) .............................................................................................................. 44
10 CYBERCOMM PORTABLE DAS (ONLY FOR PH 110) ................................................................. 45
10.1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS........................................................................................................................ 45
10.2 LOADING CYBERCOMM PORTABLE DAS............................................................................................... 45
10.3 RUNNING CYBERCOMM PORTABLE ....................................................................................................... 52
10.3.1 Buttons & Check-Box.................................................................................................................... 53
10.3.2 Menu.............................................................................................................................................. 53
10.3.3 Communication Settings................................................................................................................ 54
10.4 CAPTURING AND PRINTING DATA INTO COMPUTER USING DATA ACQUISITION................................... 55
10.5 TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE................................................................................................................... 56
11 ELECTRODE CARE ............................................................................................................................. 57
11.1 ELECTRODE MAINTENANCE................................................................................................................... 57
11.1.1 Storage .......................................................................................................................................... 57
11.1.2 After Use ....................................................................................................................................... 57
11.1.3 Electrolyte Replacement (for refillable electrodes only)............................................................... 57
11.2 ELECTRODE CLEANING .......................................................................................................................... 58
11.3 ELECTRODE ACTIVATION....................................................................................................................... 58
11.4 REJUVENATION PROCEDURE.................................................................................................................. 59
12 ERROR MESSAGES.............................................................................................................................. 60
13 TROUBLE-SHOOTING........................................................................................................................ 61
14 INFORMATION ON PH MEASUREMENT & ELECTRODE ........................................................ 62
14.1 PH MEASUREMENTS .............................................................................................................................. 62
14.1.1 Liquid Junction Potential.............................................................................................................. 62
14.1.2 Asymmetry Potential ..................................................................................................................... 62
14.1.3 pH and Temperature ..................................................................................................................... 63
14.2 USE OF STANDARD PH BUFFERS............................................................................................................ 63
14.3 STANDARD PH BUFFERS ........................................................................................................................ 64
15 LIST OF ACCESSORIES...................................................................................................................... 65
15.1 REPLACEMENT METER AND METER ACCESSORIES................................................................................. 65
15.2 OAKTON INSTRUMENTS ......................................................................................................................... 66
15.3 CALIBRATION SOLUTIONS...................................................................................................................... 67
16 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS...................................................................................................... 68
16.1 PH 11 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS ..................................................................................................... 68
16.2 PH 110 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS................................................................................................... 69
17 SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................. 70
18 WARRANTY........................................................................................................................................... 71
19 RETURN OF ITEMS ............................................................................................................................. 71