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Operation
Multi
343
0
28
ba75865e08
06/2010
4.2.4
Example 1 on navigati
on: Setting the language
1
Press the
<On
/Off>
key.
The measured value display
appears.
The instrument is i
n the measuring mode.
2
Open the
Storage &
config
menu with
<MENU/ENTER
_
>
.
The instrument is i
n the setting mode.
3
Select the
System
s
ubm
enu with
<
S
><
T
>
.
The current select
ion is displa
yed with a frame.
4
Open the
System
submenu with
<MENU/ENTER>
.
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Info
System
Data
storage
Storage & config
22.09.2009 08:00
27
29
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 Overview
7
Keypad
8
Display
9
Socket Field
11
Automatic Sensor Recognition
12
IDS Sensors
12
IDS Adapter for Analog Sensors
13
2 Safety
15
Authorized Use
16
General Safety Instructions
16
3 Commissioning
19
Scope of Delivery
19
Power Supply
19
Initial Commissioning
19
Inserting the Rechargeable Batteries
19
Connecting the Power Pack / Charging the Batteries
20
Switching on the Meter
21
Setting the Date and Time
22
4 Operation
23
Switching on the Meter
23
General Operating Principles
24
Operating Modes
24
Display of Several Sensors in Measuring Mode
25
Navigation
26
Example 1 on Navigation: Setting the Language
28
Example 2 on Navigation: Setting the Date and Time
30
Sensor-Independent Settings
32
System
32
Data Storage
34
Automatic Stability Control
34
Sensor Info
34
Channel Display
35
Ph Value
36
General Information
36
Measuring the Ph Value
37
Settings for Ph Measurements
39
Ph Calibration
42
Calibration Interval
47
Carrying out an Automatic Calibration (Autocal)
48
Carrying out a Manual Calibration (Concal)
52
Displaying Calibration Records
54
Continuous Measurement Control
56
QSC Function (Sensor Quality Control)
57
ORP Voltage
60
General Information
60
Measuring the ORP
60
Settings for ORP Measurements
62
Dissolved Oxygen
63
General Information
63
Measuring
64
Settings for D.O. Sensors (Menu or Measurement and Calibration Settings)
67
FDO ® Check Procedure
70
Calibration
72
Displaying Calibration Records
74
Conductivity
75
General Information
75
Measuring
75
Temperature Compensation
78
Settings for IDS Conductivity Sensors
79
Determining the Cell Constant (Calibration in Control Standard)
82
Displaying Calibration Records
84
Data Storage
85
Manual Storage
86
Automatic Storage at Intervals
86
Editing the Measurement Data Storage
89
Erasing the Measurement Data Storage
90
Transmitting Data (USB Interfaces)
91
Outputting Current Measurement Data
91
Transmitting Data (to a PC)
91
Connecting the PC / USB-B Interface (USB Device)
91
Options for Data Transmission to a PC
92
Interface
92
Connecting the USB Memory Device / USB-A Interface (USB Host)
93
Data Transmission to a USB Memory Device
93
(USB-A Interface)
93
Reset
94
Resetting the Measurement Settings
94
Resetting the System Settings
96
5 Maintenance, Cleaning, Disposal
97
Maintenance
97
Replacing the Rechargeable Batteries
97
Cleaning
98
Packing
98
Disposal
98
6 What to Do if
99
General Information
99
Dissolved Oxygen
102
Conductivity
103
7 Technical Data
105
General Data
105
Measuring Ranges, Resolution, Accuracy
106
8 Lists
107
9 Appendix: Firmware Update
111
Firmware Update for the Meter Multi 3430
111
Firmware-Update for IDS Sensors
112
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Brand
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Model
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Category
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Language
English
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