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1 Safety Instructions

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• Before you start a measurement or cleaning

procedure, check the injection adapters for leak
tightness.

• Take measures that spilled liquids cannot get

into plug connections or venting slots of electri-
cal appliances.

• Install the instrument so that you can easily

separate it from the mains supply (pull the
power plug) at any time.

Precautions for flammable samples and 
cleaning agents

• Keep potential sources of ignition, like sparks or

open flames, at a safe distance from the instru-
ment.

• Place the instrument on a laboratory bench

made of fireproof material, preferably bricks,
ceramics, or stoneware.

• Store only the minimum required amount of

sample, cleaning agents, and other flammable
materials near the instrument.

• Do not spill sample/cleaning agents or leave

their containers uncovered. Immediately
remove spilled sample/cleaning agents.

• Ensure that the setup location is sufficiently

ventilated. The environment of the instrument
must be kept free of flammable gases and
vapors.

• Provide fire-extinguishing equipment.

Transportation

• Empty the measuring cell and all hoses before

you move or lift the instrument.

• To carry the instrument, put one hand into the

recessed grip below the front, and grasp the
metal ledge on the rear with the other hand.

• Do not hold the instrument by its bottom to

avoid squeezing your fingers when you put
down the instrument.

• Carry the instrument in front of you and keep it

close to your body.

1.3  Service and Repairs

• Service and repair procedures may be carried

out only by authorized persons or by Anton Paar
GmbH.

1.4  Disposal

• Concerning the disposal of the instrument,

observe the legal requirements in your country.

1.5  Conventions for Safety Messages

The following conventions for safety messages are 
used in this document:

WARNING

Description of risk

Warning indicates a hazardous situation which, if 
not avoided, 

could

 result in death or serious 

injury.

CAUTION

Description of risk

Caution indicates a hazardous situation which, if 
not avoided, could result in minor or moderate 
injury.

NOTICE

Description of risk

Notice indicates a situation which, if not avoided, 
could result in damage to property.

Summary of Contents for Anton Paar DMA 501

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual and Safety Information DMA 501 DMA 1001 Density Meter instrument software version from 4 1 0 Original Instructions...

Page 2: ...and its contents may be changed or amended by Anton Paar at any time without prior notice All rights reserved including translation This document or any part of it may not be reproduced changed copie...

Page 3: ...13 6 Measurement Settings Products 14 6 1 Products 14 6 2 Measurement Settings 14 6 2 1 Dashboards 14 6 2 2 Reports 14 6 3 Measurement Parameters 14 6 3 1 Set Temperature 14 6 3 2 Measurement Perform...

Page 4: ...ed Anton Paar Service Engineer 25 10 2 Repair Performed by an Authorized Anton Paar Representative 25 Appendix A Technical Data 26 A 1 Specifications 26 A 2 Instrument Data and Operating Conditions 27...

Page 5: ...s are taken based on the results 1 2 Installation and Use The installation procedure shall be carried out only by authorized persons who are familiar with the installation instructions Use only access...

Page 6: ...e of flammable gases and vapors Provide fire extinguishing equipment Transportation Empty the measuring cell and all hoses before you move or lift the instrument To carry the instrument put one hand i...

Page 7: ...era image U View Intuitive user interface Operate the instrument via the touchscreen user interface giving you the look and feel of a smart phone If you prefer you can optionally connect an external k...

Page 8: ...er jack 8 On Off switch 9 Safety temperature limiter A and reset button B 10 Type plate with serial number P N mat no Air connectors on the rear 11 Air pump 4 5 mm barbed inlet C outlet D 12 Drying of...

Page 9: ...nough room approx 10 cm 4 in between the cooling fins on the rear of the instrument and any wall Also ensure that the heat can freely dissipate Do not install the instrument in a cabinet The instrumen...

Page 10: ...f optional parts refer to the particular instructions coming with the part or to the corresponding section in the reference guide 3 2 6 Power Connection 1 Connect the power supply to the DC power jack...

Page 11: ...but during transport the density adjustment may have been compromised If both checks succeed your instrument is ready for routine measurements Else perform an air water adjustment as described in sec...

Page 12: ...Use time server to Yes The Time servers input field replaces the input fields Date and Time c The Time servers setting depends on your network settings If you have set up an automatic network configur...

Page 13: ...details You can place the following widgets onto a dash board of the instrument the live camera image of the measuring cell U View measurement information giving information about the current status...

Page 14: ...Yes is the standard setting Select No if the detection of filling errors by FillingCheck obviously contradicts what you see in the live camera image TIP FillingCheck provides excellent support to the...

Page 15: ...in the menu then select the specific product b Check the measurement settings or edit them then tap Create Measurement To define all measurement settings on the fly and perform a measurement without...

Page 16: ...ll corrode the wetted parts Sample leaking from corroded parts may cause serious injuries Before you fill any sample or cleaning liquid in particular hazardous or flammable chemicals into the instrume...

Page 17: ...is due to the intrinsic properties of glass which the measuring cell is made of If you want to achieve best measurement results give the measuring cell and sample enough time for temperature condition...

Page 18: ...large enough to leave some space for creating the vacuum Only up to two thirds of the syringe should be filled up Boiling the sample 1 Boil the liquid for several minutes to remove dissolved gas 2 Fi...

Page 19: ...lid again Examine the camera image included in the results to check that the water has been filled bubble free Check the quality of the water Clean the measuring cell thoroughly If above actions do no...

Page 20: ...TIP The atmospheric pressure that you get from a local weather station is usually not the absolute atmospheric pressure but a calculated atmospheric pressure value referenced to sea level b Enter the...

Page 21: ...nts See the manual of Xsample 200 High Resistance for a description of the cleaning and drying proce dure with the optional peristaltic pump 1 Select Cleaning in the menu 2 Rinse the measuring cell wi...

Page 22: ...glass surface which are difficult to remove If you store the instrument for less than one day the measuring cell can be filled with ultra pure water WARNING Before using any cleaning agents for the in...

Page 23: ...he instrument are generally excluded from the warranty as well 10 2 Repair Performed by an Autho rized Anton Paar Representative In case your instrument needs repair contact your local Anton Paar repr...

Page 24: ...ideal conditions and for low densities viscosities 0 001 g cm3 0 0001 g cm3 Temperature Measuring range 15 C to 40 C 59 F to 104 F 15 C to 60 C 59 F to 140 F Repeatability s d a 0 1 C 0 2 F 0 02 C 0 0...

Page 25: ...degree 2 Overvoltage category II for the supplied AC adapter Display 7 TFT WVGA 800x480 px PCAP touchscreen Controls touchscreen optional keyboard mouse and barcode reader Interfaces 1x Ethernet 3x US...

Page 26: ...Appendix B EU Declaration of Conformity Appendix B EU Declaration of Conformity...

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