meanstodeletealldata,afterselecting,pressthe"Cal/Enter"keytodeletestoreddata.
Inthemeasurementstate,longpressthe"Save/▼"keytoenterthefunctionofviewingstoredresults.
Whenviewingnostoredresult,theinterfacedisplaysthecharacter"nuLL",whichmeansNullStoredResult.
5.3.2.4 Automaticshutdownsettings
Themeterprovidesautoshutdownfunction.Whenthemeterisnotusingandsettheautoshutdown,themeter
switchesoffautomatically.Therearesixoptions:off,300Sec,600Sec,1200Sec,1800Sec,and3600Sec.
5.3.2.5 Resetsettings
Whenthemeterisnotworking.Userscanresetthemeterfromthedefault’sbackup.Thedefaultsettingincludesthe
electrodeslopeas100%,thetemperatureas25.0°C,continuousreadingmode,automaticshutdownascloseetc.Alldata
willbedeletedafterresetting.
5.4 Calibration
5.4.1
Prepareelectrodes
BeforeusingthepHelectrode,pleasepayattentiontothefollowingitems:
PullouttheelectrodeprotectioncapatthebottomendofthepHelectrode,andpulldowntherubbersleeveat
theupperendoftheelectrodetoexposethesmallholeattheupperend.
Cleantheelectrodeswithdistilledwater.
FordetailsontheuseandstorageofthepHelectrode,pleaserefertotheelectrodeinstructionmanual.
5.4.2
pHelectrodeCalibration
ThepHelectrodehasacertaindriftindifferentuseenvironmentsorwhenithasnotbeenusedforalongtime,
resultingindifferentelectrodeslopesandzeropoints.Itneedstobere‐calibratedwithastandardbuffersolution.
Iftheuserneedstoperformmulti‐pointcalibration,multiplestandardsolutionsmustbepreparedinadvance.Ifonly
one‐pointcalibrationisrequired,onlyonestandardbuffersolutionisrequired.
One‐point calibrationis suitable for the situation where the measurement accuracy is not high. At this time, the
percentageslopeoftheelectrodeistakenas100%.Two‐pointormulti‐pointcalibrationisusuallyusedtoimprovepH
measurementaccuracy.
Generally,whenthemeterisusedcontinuously,itisrecommendedtocalibrateonceaday.