What to do if Palintest Test Equipment displays 'No barcode found'?
If your Palintest Test Equipment says 'No barcode found', it means the scanner couldn't detect the barcode. Try scanning the barcode again within 5 seconds.
What to do if palintest Kemio shows 'Outside temperature spec'?
If your palintest Measuring Instruments displays 'Outside temperature spec', it means the sample temperature is outside the sensor's specified performance range. While a result is displayed, it may be less accurate. Bring the sample to within the specified temperature before testing to ensure accurate results.
What to do if palintest Kemio displays 'Invalid Barcode'?
If your palintest Measuring Instruments displays 'Invalid Barcode', it means the scanned barcode does not match the Kemio barcode format. Make sure to scan the correct barcode type to resolve this issue.
What to do if palintest Kemio displays 'Invalid Sensor Type'?
If your palintest Measuring Instruments displays 'Invalid Sensor Type', it indicates that the scanned Kemio sensor does not match the selected test and its limits. To fix this, scan a barcode from a suitable sensor batch.
What to do if palintest Kemio displays 'User aborted'?
If your palintest Measuring Instruments displays 'User aborted', it means the user pressed cancel or home during the test. Repeat the test with a new sensor and do not interrupt the test to avoid this issue.
What to do if Palintest Test Equipment says 'No test selected'?
If your Palintest Test Equipment indicates 'No test selected', it means all test types are unselected. To resolve this, select at least one test type.
What to do if Palintest Test Equipment is 'Outside temperature spec'?
If your Palintest Test Equipment warns about being 'Outside temperature spec', it means the sample temperature is outside the specified performance range of the sensor. While a result is displayed, it may be less accurate. Bring the sample to within the specified temperature before testing.
How to fix 'Start up electrode leakage' on Palintest Test Equipment?
If your Palintest Test Equipment shows 'Start up electrode leakage', it could be due to a couple of reasons: either the sensor contacts are wet, or a sensor was left in the instrument during start up. Here's what to do: 1. Open the front lid of the arm and wipe the contacts with a dry cloth. 2. Discard the sensor and sample after testing, before powering down the instrument.
What causes 'Invalid Sensor Type' error on Palintest Test Equipment?
If your Palintest Test Equipment displays 'Invalid Sensor Type', it means the scanned Kemio sensor doesn't match the selected test and its limits. To correct this, scan a barcode from a suitable sensor batch.
What to do if Palintest Test Equipment shows 'Invalid Barcode'?
If your Palintest Test Equipment displays 'Invalid Barcode', it means the scanned barcode doesn't match the Kemio barcode format. To fix this, ensure you are scanning the correct barcode type.
General| Operating Temperature | 0 - 50 °C |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Measurement Parameters | Free Chlorine, Total Chlorine, Chlorine Dioxide, Bromine, Ozone, Peracetic Acid, Hydrogen Peroxide |
| Resolution | 0.01 mg/L |
| Display | LCD |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Data Storage | 1000 results |
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Provides a visual overview and lists key components of the Kemio instrument.
Advises users to read the manual before setup and operation for optimal performance.
Lists the items included in the Kemio Benchtop Kit, suitable for static applications.
Lists the items included in the Kemio Soft Kit, designed for mobile applications.
Lists the items included in the Kemio Chlorite Hard Case Kit for chlorine testing.
Explains how tagging information adds context and value to test results.
Describes the use of labels for tagging tests and providing context.
Explains how to create user profiles for accountability and traceability.
How using Kemio to tag users improves accountability.
Ensures correct sensor batch information is used by scanning before each test.
How PASS/FAIL results enable rapid decision-making and corrective actions.
Automatic correction for dilution factors programmed into labels.
How to select a single target test parameter for simpler operation.
Options for disabling or simplifying the tagging of labels, limits, and users.
Configuring when Kemio prompts users to scan sensor barcodes.
Explains how labels are used for data enrichment, traceability, and process control.
Step-by-step guide to adding new descriptive labels with optional limits.
Steps to add a new user profile for performing tests.
How to remove user profiles from the instrument.
Guide to adding sensor batch information via the configuration menu.
Step-by-step guide on how to perform check standards tests.
Detailed steps for selecting desired test types within the configuration menu.
Covers date format, date, time, language, and units settings.
Includes test settings, user, labels, and reference configuration.
Configuration for the barcode scanner to ensure correct sensor type and calibration.
How to access instrument details for troubleshooting.
Importance of using correct batch information for sensor calibration.
Steps to connect Kemio to a PC and navigate to view test logs and results.
Describes the structure and content of the Kemio data log.
Instructions for rinsing and emptying the sample vessel to prevent contamination.
Advice on handling, storing, and disposing of single-use Kemio sensors.
How to keep check standards clean and dry, and their expiry date.
Step-by-step guide to replacing the filter in the degassing equipment.
Covers invalid barcode and invalid sensor type errors.
Covers invalid batch and no test selected errors.
Covers instrument rolled and lid opened during test errors.
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