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10.2.8 View pH calibration data setup program P1.6
Use this program to view the following:
• Last pH calibration date/time
• pH buffer set selected
• pH calibration temperature and temperature compensation
• pH offset value
• pH slopes (from acid to alkaline)
1. Enter pH/Temperature setup mode as described in steps 1-4
in 10.2.1 Entering pH/temperature setup mode (page 30).
2. Use
∆
/MI to scroll to program pH Cal Data: P1.6 . See Figure
97 .
3. Press ENTER to enter program pH Cal Data: P1.6 . The first
screen in pH Cal Data: P1.6 is the pH Cal Date/Time. See
Figure 98 .
4. Press ENTER to proceed to the second screen. This screen
shows current buffer set and calibration points. See Figure 99 .
5. Press ENTER to proceed to the third screen. This screen
shows calibration temperature and temperature compensation
mode. See
Figure 100 .
6. Press ENTER to proceed to the fourth screen. This screen
shows current pH offset value in mV. See Figure 101 .
7. Press ENTER to proceed to the fifth screen. This screen
shows current acid slope 1 and 2. See Figure 102 .
8. Press ENTER to proceed to the sixth screen. This screen
shows current acid slope 2 and alkaline slope 1.—See Figure
103 .
9. Press ENTER to proceed to the seventh screen. This screen
shows current alkaline slope 1 and 2.—See Figure 104 .
10. Press ENTER to return to the setup mode. Press
∆
/MI to
continue to the next setup program, or press
∇
/MR to go to the
previous program . Press EXIT to return to the pH
measurement mode.
Note: While viewing calibration data, you may press EXIT
at any time to return to the setup mode.
Figure 97
Figure 98
Figure 99
Figure 100
Figure 101
Figure 102
Figure 103
Figure 104
Acid Slope1 = 100.0 %
Acid Slope2 = 99.7 %
USA: 1.680 4.010
7.000 10.010 12.450
pH Cal Date / Time
Jan 22 2002 09:01:46
pH Cal Data :P1.6
Press ENT. to Select
pH Cal Temp = 25.3 C
Compensation = ATC
°
pH Offset = 0.2 mV
Acid Slope2 = 99.7 %
Alk. Slope1 = 99.7 %
Alk. Slope1 = 99.7 %
Alk. Slope2 = 98.2 %