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General| Brand | Suntex |
|---|---|
| Model | CT-6110-POL |
| Category | Transmitter |
| Language | English |
Details the functions of the instrument's physical buttons for navigation and operation.
Describes various setup parameters like Mode, Span Adj., Polar. Volt, Polarogram, pH, and Temperature.
Explains motor settings for activation and water sample level detection.
Details settings for alarm control and Hi/Lo points for relays.
Covers automatic wash/auto zero time settings and duration.
Settings for current output, date/time, and serial communication.
Configuration for display brightness, contrast, and data averaging.
Options for event recording, auto-return, security codes, and language selection.
Details the functions of the instrument's physical buttons for calibration navigation.
Describes calibration options like Free Cl2, pH, Motor, Return, and Code.
Lists main technical specifications of the transmitter including measuring modes, ranges, and resolution.
Details repeatability, linearity, accuracy, and response time of the instrument.
Covers piping, sample conditions, environment, power, and dimensions.
Provides a detailed diagram of the transmitter's physical components and their assembly.
Shows terminal connections for sensor wiring and temperature probe.
Step-by-step guide for installing a cable gland for secure wiring connections.
Displays overall dimensions and required clearance for proper installation.
Illustrates different ways to configure the transmitter with the support plate.
Shows how to assemble couplings for the flow-through chamber.
Details piping for the flow-through chamber when a pH sensor is included.
Provides reference diagrams for general and auto-zero calibration piping configurations.
Shows the terminal connections on the rear panel of the transmitter.
Diagrams the function of each terminal connection for power, sensors, and outputs.
Provides a detailed text description of each terminal's function and connection.
Displays the front panel of the transmitter, highlighting the screen and buttons.
Explains the function of each key on the front panel for operation and navigation.
Describes the meaning of the ACT and B.L. indicator LEDs.
Details the initial setup and operation after connecting power and turning on the instrument.
Instructions on how to enter and exit the instrument's set-up menu.
Instructions on how to enter and exit the calibration menu.
Explains quick access functions using key combinations.
Lists factory default settings for measurement display, calibration, and other parameters.
Lists factory default values specifically for calibration settings.
Describes the standard numerical display mode, showing measurement values and clock.
Visualizes the flow for configuring various instrument settings.
Continues the visual flow for configuring instrument settings.
Visualizes the calibration process flow for different parameters.
Details the process for calibrating the zero offset of the free Cl2 electrode.
Explains how to calibrate the span or relative slope of the free Cl2 electrode.
Defines parameters like Asy (Zero point) and Slope used in calibration.
Details RS-485 communication connection methods, wiring, and notes.
Explains electrode maintenance, self-cleaning, and replacement procedures for free Cl2 electrode.
Details assembly steps for the free Cl2 electrode and sensor box, including replacement.
Provides cleaning methods for the pH electrode based on contamination types.
Troubleshooting guide for abnormal motor or reducer operation.
Troubleshooting guide for timing belt and pulley issues.
Maintenance and troubleshooting for the rotary joint.
Troubleshooting guide for bearing issues.
Provides temperature-dependent pH values for TECH standard buffers.
Provides temperature-dependent pH values for NIST standard buffers.
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