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Chart -8 Self-diagnostic information of conductivity measurement mode 

 

Self-diagnostic 

information 

Description 

Check up 

buffer error 

Wrong conductivity calibration 
solution or exceed recognition 
range of the meter 

1. Check if conductivity solution is correct. 
2. Check if the connection between meter 

and probe is good 

3. Check if the probe is failed

 

no stable 

Press 

  key when measuring 

value is not stable.

 

Press 

  when 

  icon appears

 

electrode error 

The measuring value is not stable 
for long time (≥3min)

 

1. Shake the probe to eliminate bubbles in 

probe head. 

2. Replace conductivity probe with a new 

one

 

Note: “electrode error” also includes the situation where electrodes get aged or worn out. 

7.6 

Solution measurement 

7.6.1  Rinse conductivity probe in purified water, allow it to dry, and submerge it in the sample 

solution. Stir the solution briefly and allow it to stay in the sample solution until a stable reading is 

reached and 

  icon appears and stays on LCD screen. The reading is the conductivity value of 

the solution. Diagram 

– 10 is the calibration and measurement process of conductivity. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Diagram-10

 

 

 

4

th

 point 

calibration 

 

 

 

Solution 

Measurement 

 

Press

     

key to turn on 
the meter 

 

Press 

  key 

to enter 
calibration mode 

Submerge the probe in 84μS 
solution, press 

  key when

icon appears 1st point 

kalibration completed, meter enters 
measurement mode automatically. 

 

2

nd

 point

 

calibration

 

 

st

 point 

calibration 

3

 

r d

 

point 

calibration 

Press 

  key 

to enter 
calibration mode 

Press 

  key 

to enter 
calibration mode 

Press 

  key 

to enter 
calibration mode 

Submerge the probe in 1413μS 
solution, press

  key when

icon appears 2

nd

 

point kalibration 

completed, meter enters 
measurement mode automatically. 

Submerge the probe in 12.88mS 
solution, press

  key when

icon appears 3

rd

 

point kalibration 

completed, meter enters 
measurement mode automatically. 

Submerge the probe in 111.8mS 
solution, press

  key when

icon appears 4

th

 

point kalibration 

completed, meter enters 
measurement mode automatically. 

Summary of Contents for 28APE190105/AI5610

Page 1: ...1 PH910 Benchtop pH Meter Instruction Manual PH910 Benchtop pH Meter EC910 Benchtop Cond Meter PC910 Benchtop pH Cond Meter APERA INSTRUMENTS Europe GmbH www aperainst de...

Page 2: ...ibration related information 14 5 3 pH meter calibration take three point calibration as an example 16 5 4 Customized calibration take 2 00pH and 7 30pH calibration solution as an example 17 5 5 Self...

Page 3: ...s of PC Link 29 10 Recommended pH Electrodes for Specific Applications 30 11 Recommended Conductivity Electrodes for Specific Applications 31 12 Warranty 31 Notes When the meter is connected to PC do...

Page 4: ...Multi language operating system English German Chinese Smiling icon indicates the reading stability including automatical lock function With built in microprocessor chip the meter has intelligent func...

Page 5: ...LabSen211 glass pH combination electrode 1 2 6 MP500 temperature probe 1 2 7 2301T F conductivity electrode ATC K 1 0 1 2 8 pH buffer solution 4 00 7 00 10 01pH 50mL 1 bottle each 2 9 Conductivity sta...

Page 6: ...ranges automatically switch measuring range 0 19 99 S cm 20 0 199 9 S cm 200 1999 S cm 2 00 19 99 mS cm 20 0 199 9 mS cm TDS 0 100 g L Salinity 0 100 ppt EC910 PC910 Resolution 0 01 0 1 1 S cm 0 01 0...

Page 7: ...n Date and time Auto data log Storage icon and number Conductivity measurement interface Conductivity measurement Conductivity measuring value and unit Temperature measuring value Conductivity paramet...

Page 8: ...surement interface 4 2 Keypad functions Diagram 1 Keypad operation mode Short press Press the 2s buzzer makes a beep Long press Press key 2s buzzer makes a beep when pressing the button another beep w...

Page 9: ...key to enter parameter setup In parameter setup mode press key to confirm parameter change In temperature adjustment mode press key to confirm temperature value Short press In measurement mode press k...

Page 10: ...n see Diagram 4 b In HOLD mode press key to cancel auto lock 4 5 Data storage recall and delete 4 5 1 Storage a Manual data logger Set auto timing to 00 00 00 Press key to store icon 6 displays on the...

Page 11: ...ry three minutes one set of data will be stored and the storage number will be automatically increased Press again to stop auto data logger In this mode the manual data logging is invalid 4 5 2 Recall...

Page 12: ...ncentration solutions etc specialized pH electrodes are necessary in order to achieve reliable results Regular pH electrodes in these special applications usually would generate inaccurate and unstabl...

Page 13: ...urement will be reached fast 5 Perform at least a two point calibration before measuring after connecting the new electrode to your pH meter 6 After using put the electrode back into the storage bottl...

Page 14: ...tored We recommend replacing your electrode every 12 18 months to ensure the best performance 5 2 pH calibration related information 5 2 1 Standard buffer solution The instrument adopts three series s...

Page 15: ...point calibration 2 Display last calibration data in pH submenu clause 1 3 5 2 4 Calibration frequency The frequency that you need to calibrate your meter depends on the tested samples condition of el...

Page 16: ...rs and stays Press key to finish calibration Rinse pH probe in purified water allow it to dry by shaking or filter paper Press key to confirm If only need one point calibration press key to return to...

Page 17: ...measurement mode 2 Long press key to enter calibration mode as shown in left graph Rinse pH probe in purified water remove excess water by shaking or filter paper Press key to confirm 3 Submerge prob...

Page 18: ...d temperature The meter has to perform calibration and measurement at the same temperature to avoid error d In manual temperature compensation mode the temperature value should be adjusted before cali...

Page 19: ...5 6 1 Rinse pH probe in purified water allow it to dry and submerge it in tested solution Stir the solution briefly and allow it to stay in the tested solution until icon appears on LCD and a stable...

Page 20: ...ng obtained is ORP value ORP stands for Oxidation Reduction Potential It means oxidation reduction potential of solution ORP is the measurement index for the oxidation reduction ability of water solut...

Page 21: ...urement will be reached fast For other conductivity electrodes testing low or high range solutions please refer to section 10 7 1 2 Conductivity probe constant The meter can use with conductivity prob...

Page 22: ...setting clause 2 4 7 2 4 Temperature coefficient Factory set temperature compensation coefficient of the meter is 2 0 However the conductivity temperature coefficient is different from that of varous...

Page 23: ...ess key to finish calibration 3 Calibration completed instrument goes back to measurement mode For mulit point calibration please repeat above 1 3 step until all the calibration is done The meter can...

Page 24: ...for customized calibration The conductivity value of customized solution is a value in a certain fixed temperature There is no regulation of temperature coefficient or reference temperature Calibratio...

Page 25: ...solution until a stable reading is reached and icon appears and stays on LCD screen The reading is the conductivity value of the solution Diagram 10 is the calibration and measurement process of condu...

Page 26: ...meter will be calibrated to the theory value Some function settings restore to the original value refer to clause 2 7 When calibration or measurement fails please restore the meter to factory default...

Page 27: ...ain menu item submenu press or key to select submenu items parameter press key to open parameter press or key to select parameter items or parameter value press key to confirm press key to return to m...

Page 28: ...t 10 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 CAL solution selection CH Standard User Standard 2 3 The last calibration data View 2 4 Reference temperature 15 30 C 25 C 2 5 Temp compensation factor 0 00 10 00 2 0 2 6 TDS fact...

Page 29: ...e display If manual data logger is selected press data will be uploaded to the computer if auto timing data logger is selected press data will be uploaded to the computer by the certain timing you set...

Page 30: ...ts milk cream yogurt mayo etc LabSen 823 LabSen 821 High Temperature liquid LabSen 861 Low temperature liquid LabSen 881 Meat LabSen 763 LabSen 761 Micro sample testing LabSen 241 6 LabSen 241 3 LabSe...

Page 31: ...ilure to follow the product instructions or to perform any preventive maintenance modifications combination or use with any products materials processes systems or other matter not provided or authori...

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