Oakton pH 110 - Software Interface Elements

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 Introduction5
2 Display & Keypad Functions6
- Display6
- Keypad7
3 Preparation9
- Inserting the Batteries9
- Connecting the Ph Electrode Temperature Probe & Electrode Holder10
- Connecting the Ac/DC Adapter13
- Connecting the RS232C Cable (Only for Ph 110)13
  - RS232C Configuration14
4 Calibration15
- Important Information on Meter Calibration15
- Preparing the Meter for Calibration15
  - Ph 11 Meter Calibration16
  - Ph 110 Meter Calibration16
- Ph Calibration with ATC17
- MV Calibration (Offset) (Only for Ph 110)19
- Temperature Calibration20
5 Measurement21
- Automatic Temperature Compensation21
- Manual Temperature Compensation22
- Taking Measurements23
  - Taking Measurements with READY Indicator Selected on23
  - Taking Measurements with the AUTO HOLD Feature Selected on23
6 Hold Function24
7 Memory Function25
- Memory Input25
- Memory Recall26
8 Print Function (Only for Ph 110)27
- Using Ph 110 Meter with Printer or Computer27
- Sending Data to Computer or Printer28
9 Advanced Setup Functions33
- Advanced Setup Mode Overview35
  - Ph Setup Mode35
  - MV Setup Mode36
- P1.0 : Unit Configuration37
- P2.0: Viewing Previous Calibration Data42
- P3.0: View Electrode Data43
  - View Ph Electrode Offset and Slope43
  - View MV Offset (Only for Ph 110)44
- P4.0 : Auto-Off45
- P5.0 : Reset to Factory Default46
  - Calibration Reset46
  - User Reset47
- P 6.0: Memory Clear (Clr)48
  - P 6.0: Memory Clear (Cl Rcybercomm Portable das (Only for Ph 110)48
10 Cybercomm Portable das (Only for Ph 110)49
- System Requirements49
- Loading Cybercomm Portable das49
- Running Cybercomm Portable56
- Capturing and Printing Data into Computer Using Data Acquisition59
- Trouble-Shooting Guide60
11 Electrode Care61
- Electrode Maintenance61
- Electrode Cleaning62
- Electrode Activation62
- Rejuvenation Procedure63
12 Error Messages64
13 Trouble-Shooting65
14 Information on Ph Measurement & Electrode66
- Ph Measurements66
- Use of Standard Ph Buffers67
- Standard Ph Buffers68
15 List of Accessories69
- Replacement Meter and Meter Accessories69
- Oakton Instruments70
- Calibration Solutions71
16 Factory Default Settings72
- Ph 11 Factory Default Settings72
- Ph 110 Factory Default Settings73
17 Specifications74
18 Warranty75
19 Return of Items75

Oakton pH 110 - Software Interface Elements

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