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General| Brand | SI Analytics |
|---|---|
| Model | TitroLine 7500 KF |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides a concise overview of the TitroLine® 7500 KF's applications and capabilities.
Details technical specifications including CE sign, country of origin, allowed fluids, and measurement inputs.
Outlines crucial safety guidelines, warnings, and precautions for operating the TitroLine® 7500 KF.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the TitroLine® 7500 KF and its modules.
Guidance on installing and connecting the titration stand and vessel to the titrator.
Details on connecting external devices like printers, keyboards, and balances to the titrator.
Procedure for setting the preferred language for the titrator's interface.
Instructions for installing and setting up the interchangeable unit WA.
Guidance on how to correctly position and replace interchangeable units on the base unit.
Procedure for the initial filling or rinsing of the entire interchangeable unit.
Steps for filling the titration vessel with the appropriate solvent.
Instructions for safely replacing the glass cylinder and PTFE piston.
Explanation of the functions and usage of the titrator's front keyboard.
Description of the titrator's graphical LCD display and its capabilities.
Details on using the manual controller ('mouse') for dosing and sample preparation.
Mapping of keys and functions for an external PC keyboard connected to the titrator.
Overview of the titrator's menu structure and navigation paths.
Explanation of the main menu and its primary functions like method selection.
Description of pre-defined standard methods for Karl Fischer titration.
Guide to performing automatic Karl Fischer titrations, including preconditioning.
Instructions for executing dosing methods and operations on the titrator.
Details on using the 'Preparing solutions' method for creating solutions.
Steps for editing existing methods or creating new titration methods.
How to select and use the pre-configured default titration methods.
Procedure for copying existing titration methods to create new ones.
Instructions on how to delete existing titration methods.
Options for printing the currently selected method to a printer or USB drive.
Detailed guide on modifying various parameters for titration methods.
Explanation of KF and Dead Stop titration modes and their applicable parameters.
Configuration options for how titration results are displayed and calculated.
Selection and configuration of calculation formulas for titration results.
Setting sample quantity input methods: manual, automatic, fixed weight or volume.
Choosing the unit (e.g., %, ppm, ml) for formula calculations and results.
Specific calculation formulas available for the 'Prepare Solutions' mode.
Setting the number of decimal places for titration results (2-6).
Enabling and configuring automatic calculation of mean value and relative standard deviation.
Saving titration results into global memories for further calculations.
Setting key titration parameters like waiting time, step size, and endpoint criteria.
Configuration of dosing speed, filling speed, and maximum dosing/titration volumes.
Options for inputting manual, automatic, or no sample identification.
Choosing documentation formats (short, standard, GLP) for printing or saving results.
Information stored on the RFID transponder for interchangeable units, including reagent data.
Configuration of device address and parameters for RS232 interfaces.
Setting the current date and time for the titrator.
Information regarding password activation (currently not implemented).
Procedure for resetting all settings to factory defaults, including data deletion warning.
Settings for connecting and configuring compatible printers.
Accessing information about the titrator, such as software version and serial number.
Adjusting the volume for system sounds and keypad feedback.
Steps for updating the titrator's device software using a USB stick.
Overview of RS232-C and USB-B interfaces for device communication.
Concept and procedure for connecting multiple devices in a chain via RS232-C.
Command structure and syntax for RS-communication with the titrator.
Detailed guide on connecting analytical balances via RS232-C for data transfer.
Functionality for editing, adding, or deleting balance data entries.
Instructions for connecting and configuring printers for outputting results.
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