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ARNING AND ERROR MESSAGES

8.2. ERRORS

These types of events are continuously monitored and if one or more occurred it will put the instrument in ERROR mode to
avoid unpredictable behavior.

The "Err" is displayed on LCD, followed by the internal code of the error. This screen will block the access to the other screens.
If a system error occurs, contact Hanna Technical Support and provide the displayed code.

Summary of Contents for IRIS HI801

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL VISIBLE SPECTROPHOTOMETER HI801 ...

Page 2: ...ll as a precise idea of its versatility If you need additional technical information do not hesitate to e mail us at tech hannainst com or view our worldwide contact list for a Hanna Instruments representative near you at www hannainst com Dear Customer All rights are reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner Hanna Instruments Inc Wo...

Page 3: ... 6 1 5 BEEPER 6 1 6 LCD CONTRAST 6 1 7 LETTER SCROLL 6 1 8 CSV FIELD SEPARATOR 6 1 9 DATE AND TIME SETTING 6 1 10 CUVETTE DETECTION 6 1 11 AUTO OFF 6 1 12 FACTORY RESET 6 1 13 RESET CONFIGURATION 6 2 SYSTEM CHECK 6 2 1 SYSTEM INFO 6 2 2 UPGRADE 6 2 3 LAMP CHECK 6 2 4 WAVELENGTH CHECK 6 2 5 LAMP HISTORY 6 3 USB 6 3 1 METHODS 6 3 2 REPORTS 6 3 3 CONNECT TO PC 6 4 METHOD SETTINGS USER METHODS ONLY 6 ...

Page 4: ...S 7 2 USER METHODS 7 3 FAVORITE METHODS 7 4 CREATE NEW 7 4 1 METHOD NAME 8 WARNING AND ERROR MESSAGES 8 1 WARNING MESSAGES 8 2 ERRORS 9 ABBREVIATIONS 10 ACCESSORIES 11 SPARE PARTS 11 1 BATTERY REPLACEMENT 11 2 LAMP REPLACEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USERS WARRANTY CERTICICATION TABLE OF CONTENTS 29 29 30 37 38 39 40 29 32 37 39 39 40 41 42 43 44 44 44 30 46 47 47 ...

Page 5: ...oughly with water Avoid breathing released vapors Waste disposal For proper disposal of reagent kits and reacted samples contact a licensed waste disposal provider To prevent injury death or damage to the instrument Use only the power supply battery and accessories specified in the manual Do not open disassemble or modify the battery pack or instrument Do not expose the battery or instrument to ex...

Page 6: ...ngsten halogen lamp Optical System split beam Wavelength Calibration internal automatic at power on with visual feedback Stray Light 0 1 T at 340 nm with NaNO2 Spectral Bandwidth 5 nm Number of Methods up to 150 factory 85 pre loaded up to 100 user Data Points Stored 9999 measured values Export Capability csv file format pdf file format Connectivity 1x USB A mass storage host 1x USB B mass storage...

Page 7: ...nd timers cuvette type and enter their own calibration curves concentration only Calibration curves can contain up to 10 points with a linear regression curve fit to the data The slope offset and R squared R2 are visible for the calibration curve Both factory and user methods are easily accessible from the main screen using the favorite methods option Supplied with 85 factory methods Create up to ...

Page 8: ...to go back to a previous level of the menu scroll through letter places in the method creation process or to access the TIMER MENU on the MAIN SCREEN Press to move down in a menu or to decrement a set value Press to advance in the menu to scroll through letter places in the method creation setup or to access the CHEMICAL FORMULAS for factory method on the MAIN SCREEN Press to access the SETUP menu...

Page 9: ...gth or timer Vial type indicator for the selected method Lamp Status Indicates the Active Menu Indicates Navigation Level in Menus Indicates Arrow Key is Active Calibration Indicator Auto Logging Enabled PC Connection Established Flash Drive Connection Established LCD DESCRIPTION Note For factory methods the indicated vial must be used to obtain valid measurements ...

Page 10: ... the optical path length through the matter and on the physical chemical characteristics of the substance according to the Beer Lambert Law T I Io log I Io el c d or A el c d T transmittance A absorbance Io intensity of incident light beam I intensity of light beam after absorption el molar extinction coefficient at wavelength λ c molar concentration of the substance d optical path through the sub...

Page 11: ...light is then passed through an optical filter to reduce stray light and improve measurement accuracy The internal reference system uses a reference photo detector to compensate for drifts due to lamp intensity ambient temperature and environmental changes providing a stable source of light Focusing lenses are used throughout the optical system to ensure all of the light is being collected This al...

Page 12: ... a warning message will be displayed If there are no methods installed No Method Loaded message is displayed 5 2 POWER AND BATTERY MANAGEMENT The meter can be powered from an AC DC power adapter or from the rechargeable battery To conserve power the auto off option can be enabled in the setup menu see page 21 for more information If this option is enabled the instrument will automatically turn off...

Page 13: ...mm cuvette adapter for 10 mm square cuvette adapter for 13 mm vial Note The 22 mm round and 50 mm rectangular cuvettes do not require adapters The cuvettes can be directly inserted into the meter To prepare the meter for the use of adapters 1 Open the meter s lid 2 Select the adapter according to the cuvette type required for the selected method 3 Orient the adapter so that indexing mark is aligne...

Page 14: ...You should be able to insert the vial with light pressure If the vial is not reaching the bottom if there is large resistance or if you are receiving a light low error during the Zero operation re check that the indexing marks are aligned on the adapter and meter Never insert hot vials samples into the vial adapter Samples should be near room temperature before inserting into the meter adapter Do ...

Page 15: ...rite Methods if enabled see page 17 for more information Favorite Methods are easily accessible from the main screen by pressing the key 5 5 TIMERS Each method requires a different measurement procedure If a timer or timers is used during the measurement procedure the key will be visible on the main screen with the TIMER tag above it Press the key to access the timer menu Press the START key to st...

Page 16: ...e CLR key to return to the previous screen LOG RECALL Data saved on the instrument can be viewed by pressing the key Logs are displayed in order by date and time the newest log is shown first Press the key to scroll through the available logs Press the INFO key to view additional information for the selected log The following information is saved for each measurement method name chemical formula f...

Page 17: ...IC LOG Option ON or OFF When this option is ON measurements are automatically saved in the log When this option is OFF measurements can be added to the log by pressing the key When enabled the tag is displayed on the main screen 6 1 3 METER ID Option 0000 to 9999 This option is used to set the instrument s identification number Press the EDIT key to set a meter ID Use the or key to highlight the d...

Page 18: ...ion is ON a long beep is heard every time an error occurs TIMERS Option ON or OFF If this option is ON a long beep will be heard when a timer reaches 00 00 6 1 6 LCD CONTRAST Option 0 to 7 Press EDIT key to change the displays contrast Use the or key to increase or decrease the value Press the CFM key to save the value or the CLR key to return to the setup menu without saving SETUP 6 1 4 SAMPLE ID...

Page 19: ...to change the type Use the or key to select the field separator Press the CFM key to confirm the field separator or the CLR key to return to the setup menu without saving 6 1 9 DATE AND TIME SETTING Use the key to access the date and time submenu The available options are TIME FORMAT DATE FORMAT SET DATE and SET TIME TIME FORMAT Option 24 H or 12 H Press the EDIT key to change the time format Use ...

Page 20: ... Press the EDIT key to modify the date Use the or key to highlight the digit to be modified Press the or key to set the desired value Press the CFM key to save the date or the CLR key to return to the previous screen without saving SET TIME Press the EDIT key to modify the time Use the or key to highlight the digit to be modified Press the or key to set the desired value Press the CFM key to save ...

Page 21: ...nue or the NO key to return to the meter setup menu Note Back up all data before you continue to prevent accidental data loss Once this process has been started it cannot be interrupted or reversed The meter will restart when the factory restart is complete 6 1 13 RESET CONFIGURATION This option will reset all modifications made in the meter setup All values will be reset to default Press the CFM ...

Page 22: ... menu 6 2 4 WAVELENGTH CHECK This option allows users to check the wavelength positioning using a Holmium Oxide Glass Filter Press the CFM key to start the analysis Insert the zero cuvette and press the ZERO key Insert the holmium oxide filter and press the READ key Once the measurement is complete use the and keys to view the results The wavelengths corresponding to the found peaks will be displa...

Page 23: ...rom a USB flash drive Press the key Import All will be displayed insert a USB flash drive containing the factory methods and press the CFM key The process will start automatically the display will show the progress To avoid data corruption do not remove the USB flash drive until the file transfer is complete Press the key to return to the Factory Methods submenu 6 2 5 LAMP HISTORY Press the key to...

Page 24: ...ods to from a USB flash drive Press the key Import All will be displayed Use the or key to select the desired option Insert a USB flash drive and press the CFM key The process will start automatically the display will show the progress To avoid data corruption do not remove the USB flash drive until the file transfer is complete Exported methods can be transferred to other meters Press the key to ...

Page 25: ...e Press the CFM key to confirm the file type or the CLR key to return to the previous screen without saving Press the key to continue The Create message will be displayed Press the CFM key to export the file To avoid data corruption do not remove the USB flash drive until the file transfer is complete Note If no USB Flash Drive is connected you will be prompted to connect the flash drive BY METHOD...

Page 26: ...nected you will be prompted to connect the flash drive BY DATE This option allows users to generate and export reports by date Press the key The Start Date screen is shown Press the EDIT key to edit the start date Use the or key to highlight the digit to be modified Press the or key to set the desired value Press the CFM key to confirm the start date value or the CLR key to return to the previous ...

Page 27: ... complete Note If no USB Flash Drive is connected you will be prompted to connect the flash drive 6 3 3 CONNECT TO PC This option allows the instrument to be connected to a PC Once the instrument is connected reports and user methods can be imported or exported directly from the unit Press the CFM key to enable the connection The tag and the message Connected to PC will be displayed Use a file man...

Page 28: ...00 nm This options allows you to set the wavelength Press the EDIT key to modify the wavelength Use the or key to highlight the digit to be modified Press the or key to set the desired value Press the CFM key to confirm the set wavelength or the CLR key to return to the method settings menu without saving Note Use the key to view additional wavelengths if enabled 6 4 4 DECIMALS Option 0 to 3 This ...

Page 29: ... return to the method settings menu without saving SETUP 6 4 6 VIAL TYPE Option 10mm 13mm 16mm 22mm or 50 mm This option allows the user to select the vial used for measurement Press the EDIT key to select the vial type Use the or key to select the vial Press the CFM key to confirm the vial type or the CLR key to return to the method settings menu without saving 6 4 7 NUMBER OF TIMERS Option 0 to ...

Page 30: ...nal timers if enabled 6 4 9 MULTI WAVELENGTH FORMULA This option is only available if the selected method uses more than 1 wavelength The final result can be calculated using equations with editable coefficients EQUATIONS The following equations can be used to calculate the final result Formula Sum Formula Fraction Formula A 1 Formula A 2 Formula A 3 Formula A 4 Formula A 5 Press the EDIT key to s...

Page 31: ...ft and press the key 9 876 will become 09 87 then 009 8 and 0009 To make the number negative use the key to highlight the digit furthest to the left and press key to decrement the value To shift the number along with the decimal point to the left use the key to highlight the digit furthest to the right and press the key 0009 will become 009 8 then 09 87 and 9 876 this can be done as long as you ha...

Page 32: ...n is required to run a new user method Press the key to enter the menu Use the or to select the desired option Press the key to return to the calibration menu Once a method has been calibrated the will be displayed on the main screen when the method is selected If a user method has not been calibrated the error message Not Calibrated will be displayed MEASURE STANDARDS This allows users to measure...

Page 33: ...RO key Insert the first standard and press the READ key Press the CFM key to save the value and continue or the REDO key to repeat the measurement Press the key or to abort the calibration Press the DONE key to save and exit the calibration or the MORE key to add additional points When wrong slope or offset occurred the meter will display an error message SETUP ...

Page 34: ... known concentration Up to 10 points can be used to calibrate the method Press the CFM key to start the calibration Press the EDIT key to modify the concentration for the first standard Use the or key to highlight the digit to be modified Press the or keys to set the desired value Press CFM to confirm the value or CLR to delete set value Press the or key to abort calibration Press the CFM key to c...

Page 35: ...or CLR to return to the method settings menu without saving To set a negative abs value highlight the first digit and use or to select designed value Press the CFM key to save the value Press the DONE key to save and exit the calibration or the MORE key to add additional points This procedure can be repeated until 10 calibration points have been added Edit concentration point Edit Abs point SETUP ...

Page 36: ...ts The available options are SLOPE OFFSET R SQUARED and CALIBRATION POINTS Press the CFM key to view the calibration information Use the or to scroll through the options Press the to return to the previous screen DELETE CALIBRATION To delete a previous saved calibration use the or to select Delete Calibration Press the CFM key and the YES key to continue or the NO key to return to the Calibration ...

Page 37: ... on the instrument Use the or key to scroll through the methods To view the methods by ID press the VIEW key Press the CFM key to load the selected method To view the ordering information method version or to mark the method as a favorite if enabled press the key Use the or to view the available options To view the ordering information press the CFM key when Ordering Info is displayed To add a met...

Page 38: ...ew the available options To add a method to the favorites list press the CFM key when Set Favorite is displayed If the method is already tagged as a favorite Clear Favorite is displayed To delete the selected method press the CFM key when Delete is displayed To rename the selected method press the CFM key when Rename is displayed see page 39 for additional information To export the selected method...

Page 39: ...setting Press BACK to return to the previous setting 7 4 1 METHOD NAME Option Up to 12 alphanumeric characters Use the or key to select the desired character Press the or key to move across characters Press the NEXT key to save and continue or the BACK key to return to the methods menu For more information on the settings and options that are available during method creation see section 6 4 Method...

Page 40: ...the wiring LOW LIGHT The instrument cannot adjust the light level Please check that the sample does not contain any debris LIGHT HIGH There is too much light to perform a measurement Please check the preparation of the zero cuvette REFERENCE ERROR There is a problem with the reference chanel CLOSE THE LID The lid is not properly closed INVERTED CUVETTES The sample and the zero cuvettes are were me...

Page 41: ...or more occurred it will put the instrument in ERROR mode to avoid unpredictable behavior The Err is displayed on LCD followed by the internal code of the error This screen will block the access to the other screens If a system error occurs contact Hanna Technical Support and provide the displayed code ...

Page 42: ...s per million mg L ppt parts per thousand g L ppb parts per billion μg L ºf French degree Hardness ºe English degree Hardness ºdH German degree Hardness meq L milliequivalents per liter meq kg milliequivalents per kilogram PCU Platinum Cobalt Unit Pfund honey color grading scale in millimeters pH Negative log of the hydrogen ion activity mV Millivolts dKH Degrees of Carbonate Hardness 9 ABBREVIATI...

Page 43: ...52 pipette tip for 2000 µL graduated pipette 4 pcs HI740034P cap for 100 mL beaker 10 pcs HI740036P 100 mL plastic beaker 10 pcs HI740038 60 mL glass bottle and stopper for dissolved oxygen measurements HI740142P 1 mL graduated syringe 10 pcs HI740143 1 mL graduated syringe 6 pcs HI740144P pipette tip for 1 ml graduated syringe 6 pcs HI740157P plastic refilling pipette 20 pcs HI740220 25 mL glass ...

Page 44: ... replace or remove the battery use a Phillips head screwdriver to loosen the screw in the base of the battery cover a Remove the battery cover b Pull the battery out c Always check the polarity when reinserting The positive sign should be on the top d a b c d ...

Page 45: ...Replace the cover and secure the screw f Power on the instrument b c SPARE PARTS 11 2 LAMP REPLACEMENT Only hold the lamp by the metal holder DO NOT TOUCH THE PINS OR THE QUARTZ GLASS Ensure the instrument is off before continuing To remove the Tungsten Halogen Lamp follow the steps below a Use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screw on the lamp cover and remove the cover b Remove the two ...

Page 46: ... instruments may cause interferences to other electronic equipment Take all necessary steps to correct such interferences Any variation introduced by the user to the supplied equipment may degrade the instruments EMC performance For yours and the instrument safety do not use or store the instrument in hazardous environments Recommendations for Users MAN801 10 17 ...

Page 47: ... make sure it is properly packed for complete protection Warranty Hanna Instruments reserves the right to modify the design construction or appearance of its products without advance notice Certification This product conforms with all European Directives for Laboratory Devices Disposal of Electrical Electronic Equipment The product should not be treated as household waste Instead hand it over to t...

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