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YSI 2700 SELECT User Manual

YSI 2700 SELECT
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Table of Contents

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YSI 2700 SELECT Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
ManufacturerYSI
Measurement ParametersDissolved Oxygen, Conductivity, Salinity, Temperature
Dissolved Oxygen Range0 to 50 mg/L
Salinity Range0 to 70 ppt
DisplayLCD
Data LoggingYes
CommunicationRS-232
Accuracy (Dissolved Oxygen)±0.2 mg/L
InputsProbe inputs for DO, conductivity, temperature

Summary

Introduction

1.1 Description

Provides a general overview of the YSI Model 2700 SELECT Biochemistry Analyzer, its purpose, and capabilities.

1.3 General Specifications

Details the physical, environmental, and power specifications of the instrument, including dimensions and weight.

Initial Setup

2.1 Unpacking and Notes on Safety

Covers unpacking the instrument, checking contents, and essential safety precautions before initial use.

2.2 Major Component Identification

Identifies and describes the main components of the YSI 2700 SELECT instrument with diagrams.

2.5 Power Up Procedures

Explains the correct sequence for powering up the instrument, including voltage selection and switch operation.

2.8 Instrument Parameter Programming

Details how to program the instrument's system parameters via the menu-driven interface.

2.10 Probe Baseline Check

Explains how to check the probe baseline current to determine sensor equilibration and stability.

Basic Operation

3.1 Main Menu

Describes the instrument's main menu, operating modes (RUN, STANDBY, MENU), and navigation.

3.2 Run Mode

Explains how to enter and operate the instrument in Run Mode, including initialization and calibration.

3.4 Daily Operational Checks

Outlines daily checks to ensure proper instrument performance and data integrity.

Chemistry Setup

4.1 Principle

Explains the underlying principle of YSI's immobilized enzyme sensor technology for biochemical analysis.

4.3 Measurement Parameter Setup Information

Provides guidance on configuring measurement parameters, including sample size and probe settings.

4.4 D-Glucose (Dextrose)

Details the specific parameters and considerations for setting up D-Glucose (Dextrose) measurements.

4.5 L-Lactate

Details the specific parameters and considerations for setting up L-Lactate measurements.

4.16 Simultaneous Dextrose and L-Lactate

Details setup for simultaneous measurement of Dextrose and L-Lactate on a dual channel unit.

Menu Selections

5.1 Introduction

Introduces the menu structure, operating modes, and navigation within the instrument's software.

5.2 Service Selections

Explains the functions available under the Service menu for priming, alignment, and adjustments.

5.3 Setup Selections

Details the comprehensive options in the Setup menu for configuring instrument parameters and preferences.

5.4 Diagnostic Selections

Covers the diagnostic menu functions for troubleshooting and testing instrument components.

Principles of Operation

6.1 Sensor Technology

Explains the sensor technology, enzyme membrane structure, and electrochemical probe operation.

6.5 Calibration

Explains the calibration process, its importance for accuracy, and self-calibration features.

Maintenance

7.1 Daily Maintenance

Outlines routine daily maintenance tasks, including checking bottles and paper.

7.5 Probe Cleaning

Explains methods for cleaning enzyme sensors and probes to restore performance when fouled.

7.9 Fuse Replacement

Provides instructions and fuse requirements for replacing instrument fuses.

Troubleshooting

8.1 Printout Information

Explains the information contained in detailed sample and calibration reports for troubleshooting.

8.2 Troubleshooting Chart

Provides a chart to diagnose and correct common instrument problems based on symptoms.

Communications

9.1 Communications Protocol

Describes the RS-232 serial port, communication protocols, and handshaking signals.

9.3 Communications Commands

Details the commands used for instrument communication, control, and data transmission.

Appendix A Concentration Unit Conversion

Example Conversions

Provides examples of converting concentration units for common analytes.

Appendix C Printed Setup Information

Printed Setup Information

Explains how to print instrument setup parameters for configuration verification.

Appendix F Warranty And Shipping Information

Cleaning Instructions

Provides instructions for cleaning equipment before service to ensure personnel safety.

Packing Instructions

Details instructions for packing equipment securely for shipment, including a cleaning certificate.

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