Set the automatic cleaning options
Set the cleaning options on the controller.
1.
On the main screen, push
Options
.
2.
Select
Cleaning
.
3.
Select an option.
Option
Description
Cleaning activated
Select to enable the automatic cleaning.
Cleaning raster
Sets the cleaning interval (default: 15 minutes). The frequency of the cleaning
interval selected depends on the sample composition and the measurement
interval.
Cleaning duration
Sets the time of the cleaning (default 5 seconds).
Pause before
measurement
Sets the time for the hold condition after the cleaning cycle (default
10 seconds). During hold condition the measurements are stopped and the
mA outputs signals are fixed (Hold).
Use valve
Select to start the automatic cleaning with a valve.
5
Use relay
Select to start the automatic cleaning with a relay.
Force cleaning now
Select to manually start a cleaning cycle, then push
Execute
.
Operation
Configure the probe
Use the Sensor menu to enter identification information, configure the measurement and to change
options for probe settings, data handling and storage.
1.
From the Main menu, select
Sensor
.
The connected sensors and the measuring parameters of each sensor shows on the COM port
windows.
2.
Select the sensor.
The measured value and the log protocol shows.
3.
Select an option.
Option
Description
DESCRIPTION
Adds a description of the measurement site. Use the description to identify
measurement locations (e.g., Areation tank 1). The description is kept with the
measurement values in the controller data log.
AUTOMATIC
MEASUREMENT
Select to enable automatic measurements.
5
Refer to the controller documentation to connect valves or relays to the system.
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Summary of Contents for NV3300
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Page 64: ...MSDS SDS 1 Options 2 Service mode HOLD 3 4 5 Service mode HOLD 1 1 2 2 1 62 2 3 4 64 5 64...
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Page 73: ...3 4 1 6 mm OD 3 2 4 8 mm OD 73...
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