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Multi
9310
Operation
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12/2011
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6.
Change and confirm the setting wit
h
<
S
S
S
S
><
T
T
T
T
>
and
<ENTER>
.
The time i
s set.
7.
If necessary, s
et the
Date
and
Date format
.
The setting is made simil
arly
to that of the
time.
8.
To
make further set
tings, switch to the next
higher menu level with
<F1>
/
[Back].
or
Switch to
the measured v
alue display
with
<M
>
.
The instrument is i
n the measuring mode.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 Overview
7
Multi 9310 Meter
7
Multi 9310P Meter with Integrated Printer
8
Sensors
8
IDS Sensors
9
IDS Adapter for Analog Sensors
10
Automatic Sensor Recognition
10
2 Safety
11
Safety Information
11
Safety Information in the Operating Manual
11
Safety Signs on the Meter
11
Further Documents Providing Safety Information
11
Safe Operation
12
Authorized Use
12
Requirements for Safe Operation
12
Unauthorized Use
12
3 Commissioning
13
Scope of Delivery
13
Power Supply
13
Initial Commissioning
13
Inserting the Batteries
14
Connecting the Power Pack
15
Mounting the Stand
15
4 Operation
16
General Operating Principles
16
Keypad
16
Display
17
Status Information (Meter)
17
Socket Field
18
Sensor Info
18
Switching on the Meter
19
Switching off the Meter
20
Login with a User Name
20
Navigation
22
Operating Modes
22
Measured Value Display
22
Menus and Dialogs
22
Example 1 on Navigation: Setting the Language
24
Example 2 on Navigation: Setting the Date and Time
26
5 Ph Value
28
Measuring
28
Measuring the Ph Value
28
Measuring the Temperature
29
Ph Calibration
30
Why Calibrate
30
When Do You Have to Calibrate
30
Carrying out Automatic Calibration (Autocal)
30
Carrying out Manual Calibration (Concal)
33
Calibration Points
37
Calibration Data
38
Continuous Measurement Control (CMC Function)
40
QSC Function (Sensor Quality Control)
41
6 Orp
44
Measuring
44
Measuring the ORP
44
Measuring the Temperature
46
ORP Calibration
46
7 Dissolved Oxygen
47
Measuring
47
Measuring D.O
47
Measuring the Temperature
49
FDO ® Check Procedure
50
Why Should You Check the Sensor
50
When Should You Check the Sensor
50
Carrying out the FDO® Check Procedure
50
Evaluation
51
Calibration
51
Why Calibrate
51
When to Calibrate
52
Calibration Procedures
52
Calibration in Water Vapor-Saturated Air
52
Calibration by Means of a Comparison Meas. (FDO Comp)
53
Calibration Data
54
8 Conductivity
56
Measuring
56
Measuring the Conductivity
56
Measuring the Temperature
57
Temperature Compensation
58
Calibration
59
Why Calibrate
59
When to Calibrate
59
Determining the Cell Constant (Calibration in Control Standard)
59
Calibration Data
60
9 Settings
62
Ph Measurement Settings
62
Settings for Ph Measurements
62
Buffer Sets for Calibration
63
Calibration Interval
65
ORP Measurement Settings
66
Settings for ORP Measurements
66
Measurement Settings
66
Settings for D.O. Sensors (Menu for Measurement and Calibration Settings)
66
Cond Measurement Settings
68
Settings for IDS Conductivity Sensors
68
Sensor-Independent Settings
70
System
70
Data Storage
71
Automatic Stability Control
71
Automatic Switch-Off Function
71
Display Illumination
72
Reset
72
Resetting the Measurement Settings
72
Resetting the System Settings
74
10 Data Storage
75
Manual Data Storage
75
Automatic Data Storage at Intervals
76
Measured Value Data Storage
78
Editing the Measured Value Data Storage
78
Erasing the Measurement Data Storage
79
Measurement Dataset
79
Storage Locations
80
11 Transmitting Data (USB Interfaces)
81
Outputting Current Measurement Data
81
Transmitting Data (to a PC)
81
Connecting the PC / USB-B Interface (USB Device)
81
Options for Data Transmission to a PC
82
Multilab Importer
82
12 Printer (Only Multi 9310P)
83
Commissioning / Switching the Printer on or off
83
Operation / Printing
84
Printer Settings
84
Maintenance
84
Changing the Roll of Paper
84
What to Do if
85
13 Maintenance, Cleaning, Disposal
86
Maintenance
86
General Maintenance Activities
86
Replacing the Batteries
86
Cleaning
87
Packing
87
Disposal
87
14 What to Do if
88
Dissolved Oxygen
89
Conductivity
90
General Information
90
15 Technical Data
92
Measuring Ranges, Resolution, Accuracy
92
General Data
92
16 Firmware Update
94
Firmware Update for the Meter Multi 9310
94
Firmware-Update for IDS Sensors
95
17 Glossary
96
18 Index
99
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Brand
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Model
Multi 9310
Category
Measuring Instruments
Language
English
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