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407510-EU-EN-V7.2-5/12 

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Getting Started 

Note: The dissolved oxygen probe assembly may be shipped to you from the factory dry. 
If the probe does not contain electrolyte solution, refer to the Electrolyte Replacement 
section of this manual for the instructions for adding the electrolyte solution prior to 
initial use. 

Filling the Electrolyte Container Prior to Initial Use 

 

1. 

Unscrew and remove the electrolyte container from the tip of the 
probe. 

2. 

Fill the electrolyte container with new electrolyte. 

3. 

Screw the electrolyte container back onto the electrode holder 
and probe handle. Excess Electrolyte may be forced out through 
the threads. Wipe clean. 

4. 

Lightly tap the probe to remove any air bubbles. 

 

Calibration 

For first time use or after long periods (several days) of non-use, calibrate the instrument using the 
following steps. The procedure should be performed in an open, well-ventilated area. 

1. 

Ensure that the sensor is DISCONNECTED from the meter. 

2. 

Turn ON the meter. 

3. 

Slide the O

2

/DO selector to the O

2

 position. 

4. 

Press the zero key to null the meter (the display should indicate "OO"). 

5. 

Connect the DO sensor to the top of the meter (remove the plastic probe head protective 
cap). 

6. 

Allow the meter to stand for at least five minutes until the most stable value is displayed. 

7. 

Press the O

2

 Cal key and the display will indicate approx. 20.9 (typical O

2

 in air). 

Summary of Contents for 407510

Page 1: ...User s Manual Heavy Duty Dissolved Oxygen Meter Model 407510 ...

Page 2: ...th a remote sensor that also contains a thermistor for measuring temperature Advanced features include RS 232 PC serial interface data hold auto shut off and Min Max Avg recording Meter Description 1 LCD Display 2 POWER ON OFF key 3 Data HOLD key 4 C F selection key 5 LCD Contrast Adjust 6 RECORD key 7 RECALL key 8 Factor adjust key 9 Probe head 10 Sensor body 11 Sensor plug 12 Sensor jack 13 RS 2...

Page 3: ...le Excess Electrolyte may be forced out through the threads Wipe clean 4 Lightly tap the probe to remove any air bubbles Calibration For first time use or after long periods several days of non use calibrate the instrument using the following steps The procedure should be performed in an open well ventilated area 1 Ensure that the sensor is DISCONNECTED from the meter 2 Turn ON the meter 3 Slide t...

Page 4: ...TITUDE key and the display will indicate a 0 in the middle of the LCD and an H on the lower portion of the LCD 2 Press the Factor Adj key once to add 100 meters twice to add 200 meters and so on Maximum compensation is 3900 meters 3 Once the desired compensation is displayed press the ALTITUDE key again to store the value Taking Measurements 1 Immerse the probe in the solution under test For best ...

Page 5: ...Auto shut off feature that preserves battery life The meter will automatically turn off if no function button is pressed in any 10 minute period To disable this feature press the RECORD key to engage the record function LCD Contrast Adjust It may be necessary to adjust the display contrast due to a change in viewing angle or voltage drift Use the LCD Contrast adjustment located on the right side o...

Page 6: ...d if it comes in contact with solid objects Replacement probe heads are available from your local distributor Replacement procedure 1 Unscrew the probe head and electrolyte container from the probe handle and discard 2 Fill the new probe head electrolyte container with electrolyte 3 Screw the probe head onto the probe handle Excess electrolyte may be forced out through the threads Wipe clean 4 Lig...

Page 7: ...Data hold key freezes displayed reading Sensor Structure Remote Polarographic Dissolved Oxygen Sensor Temperature sensor Precision thermistor Data recording Min Max Avg readings stored for later recall Auto power off Meter turns off after 10 minutes Sample rate 0 4 Sec approx Data Output RS 232 PC serial interface Operating conditions Temperature 0 to 50 C 32 to 122 F Humidity 80 RH Battery power ...

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