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2.3 DISPLAYS

PRIMARY DISPLAY

sensor 1 display currently selected as primary reading. Units
of measurement andcalibration point will also be shown at
the side of the main display.

TEMPERATURE DISPLAY -

sensor 1 temperature display. Selected measurement unit and
MAN to indicate manual temperature will be shown at the
side of the display.

ENDPOINT SYMBOL

displayed once a stable reading is detected and is maintained
until the input changes.

ERROR MESSAGES

displays error messages for sensor 1.

MENU

used for selection of modes of operation. The selected
mode is reverse highlighted .

ICONS

used in pH and Ion modes to prompt steps of calibration and
sample measurement.

ERROR MESSAGES

displays error messages for sensor 2.

TEMP. DISPLAY

sensor 2 temperature display. Selected measurement unit and
MAN to indicate manual temperature will be shown at the
side of the display.

SECONDARY DISPLAY

sensor 2 display currently selected as secondary reading.
Units of measurement andcalibration point will also be shown
at the side of the main display.

10.

REAL TIME CLOCK

giving continuous display of hours, minutes and seconds or
day, m onth and year. All logged results are automatically
time stamped.

3345/REV A/08-99

Summary of Contents for 3345

Page 1: ...MODEL 3345 ION METER OPERATING MANUAL 547 009 REV A 08 99...

Page 2: ...Setting up parameters 3 6 Entering pH Buffer Values 3 7 pH Calibration Automatic 3 8 pH Calibration Manual 3 9 Error Codes 3 10 Good Practice Guidelines 3 11 mV MODE Setting up parameters 3 12 Tempera...

Page 3: ...SECTION 4 MAINTENANCE General 4 1 Cleaning Re conditioning of Glass Electrodes 4 2 Ion Selective Electrodes 4 3 SECTION 5 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES SECTION 6 INTERFACING GLOSSARY OF TERMS 3345 REV A 08 99...

Page 4: ...ines are date and time stamped thus satisfying the requirements of Good Laboratory Practice GLP quality assurance protocols The units will store up to 100 readings which can subsequently be recalled o...

Page 5: ...Recognition 2 4 7 9 and 10pH buffers with manual override facility Pre Programmed Ion NO3 ION ION2 ION ION2 H SCN Cu2 S2 CN I Br Characteristics Cl Hg 2 Cd2 Pb2 F Ag CO3 Ba2 NO2 ClO4 NH4 Ca2 K Calibr...

Page 6: ...l adjacent to the power socket This adjustment should only need to be made on receipt of the instrument After initial adjustment the instrument will automatically adjust the contrast depending on the...

Page 7: ...MENT SETUP mode using the arrow key and press the key Move the cursor to the LANGUAGE menu and select the appropriate language by using the arrow keys Once selected move to the EXIT option and press t...

Page 8: ...for selection of modes of operation The selected mode is reverse highlighted 6 ICONS used in pH and Ion modes to prompt steps of calibration and sample measurement 7 ERROR MESSAGES displays error mes...

Page 9: ...l functions Display select key Used to toggle between primary and secondary displays Used to enter the exponential part of a value e g to enter 1 3 x 10 3 the key sequence is 1 3 EXP 3 Help key Provid...

Page 10: ...rm connections 5 KARL FISCHER 2 x 4mm sockets Polarised output Karl Fischer titrations are enabled by the provision of a 10 A polarising current output 6 ANALOG OUT 2 x 4mm sockets Analog output propo...

Page 11: ...o last calibration details RECALL recall mode for stored readings SETUP used to set up mode specific parameters instrument and clock set up parameters pH CONC STORE ABS RECALL SETUP pH pH mode CONC co...

Page 12: ...be s are connected ENDPOINT SUPPRESS allows specific endpoint time to be entered for sample under test If the sample is known to have a slow stabilisation point then the endpoint can be suppressed to...

Page 13: ...box appears To default to the original value press the key again ENDPOINT SUPPRESS Select the ENDPOINT SUPPRESS menu using the key and use or key to highlight options The value may be adjusted by sel...

Page 14: ...on to prompt CAL REMINDER Select CAL REMINDER menu using the key and use arrow key or press to highlight options Select ON or OFF option as required and press to confirm INTERVAL HH Select the INTERVA...

Page 15: ...tout will be initiated at that interval START start time set STOP stop time set AUTO CAL PRINT Select AUTO CAL PRINT menu using the key and use arrow key or press to highlight options Select ON or OFF...

Page 16: ...me in units of hours minutes seconds using the numeric keys and then press to confirm ALARM POINTS SUB MENU EXIT menu escape key XX HIGH ALARM if the reading exceeds this value an alarm warning will a...

Page 17: ...me in units of hours minutes seconds using the numeric keys and then press to confirm DATE Select the DATE menu using the key and use or key to highlight options The value may be adjusted by selecting...

Page 18: ...he instrument has the facility to disable the secondary display allowing the the use of 1 sensor only This can be achieved by entering the INSTRUMENT SET UP and setting the SECONDARY CHANNEL option to...

Page 19: ...and sensor input to be viewed and changed ALARM POINTS used to view and change alarm points for the selected mode and channel INSTRUMENT SETUP used to select the next set up menu for instrument param...

Page 20: ...essing the key again will default to the original value Once the correct value is entered pressing the key will update the display to the new value corrected to 3 decimal places If you wish to abort p...

Page 21: ...o calibrate the instrument select the CALIBRATE menu option using the arrow keys The electrode s should be placed into the first buffer solution and the reading allowed to stabilise the endpoint symbo...

Page 22: ...the CAL 2 buffer value If a one point calibration only is required select the EXIT option using the arrow keys and pressing The instrument will return to the pH mode The icon will then change to show...

Page 23: ...ature actual temperature will be displayed The instrument will then return to the main pH display Once calibration is completed the instrument is now ready to perform sample measurement Rinse electrod...

Page 24: ...etting cap with pH4 buffer Reference pH 2 Electrodes should be stored a away from direct sunlight b in a vertical position c within their specified temperature range 3 Always ensure the electrode is u...

Page 25: ...e specific test being carried out pH Redox and Ion Selective electrodes can all be used in this mode Most of these determinations will require the preparation of calibration curves or other analytical...

Page 26: ...ng the numeric keypad and pressing This mode is suitable for determinations using Redox and Ion Selective Electrodes and has the additional benefit of being able to zero any offset voltage developed b...

Page 27: ...erence electrodes are the calomel mercurous sulphate and double junction The calomel is the most widely used of the three and contains a saturated potassium chloride filling solution Potassium chlorid...

Page 28: ...ard and test solutions to eliminate effects of differences in activity The temperature must be kept constant between samples and standard Within the linear range of the electrode two standards are suf...

Page 29: ...ty to be entered The value entered will give a 1mV change in recorder output ION allows the ion selective electrode being used or channel using the arrow keys This allows the instrument to check the s...

Page 30: ...eys and press REC O P 1mV Enter SETUP menu and select REC O P 1mV Adjust the reading as required using the numeric keys and press ION Enter SETUP menu and select ION Select the required ion selective...

Page 31: ...ERS menu option using the arrow keys and pressing Selecting this menu allows access to five settings Values can be entered in any order and do not need to be incremental or decramental Adjustments can...

Page 32: ...for temperature actual temperature will be displayed The icon will then change to show the CAL 2 buffer value If a one point calibration only is required select the EXI T option using the arrow keys...

Page 33: ...s of the ion are unstable of unknown concentration or toxic This method is also used when the sample ion concentration is high and known addition procedures produce small changes in potential Alternat...

Page 34: ...sed as a delete key starting from the lowest digit If you wish to alter the entered value keep pressing this key until a blank box appears Pressing the key again will default to the original value Onc...

Page 35: ...splay will now give a reading and the second icon will flash to indicate that a measurement is in progress Pressing CONTINUE again and the key will cause the third icon to flash requesting that the kn...

Page 36: ...ration is found using Where Cm Concentration of mixture Cs Concentration of standard Vs Volume of standard Cu Concentration of previous sample Vu Volume of previous sample To perform a measurement the...

Page 37: ...essing the key will update the display to the new value Select STANDARD CONC using the arrow key Press Adjust the reading as required using the numeric keys If a mistake is made the key can be used as...

Page 38: ...asurement sequence will commence as before Selecting STORE will allow the displayed reading to be stored On completion of measurements selecting EXIT and pressing will return the instrument to the CON...

Page 39: ...without storing the reading To store a reading in a specific location use the arrow keys to select the required location and press If no other key is pressed within 5 seconds the reading will be auto...

Page 40: ...elect the RECALL mode using the arrow keys and press Select RECORD by using the arrow keys and pressing ENT Select the specific location to be deleted by using the arrow keys Move to the DELETE menu o...

Page 41: ...rameter proceeds by pressing The first part of the parameter is highlighted and can be adjusted to the required value using the arrow keys If further adjustment is required move the highlighted cursor...

Page 42: ...OR CLEANING OF GLASS ELECTRODES NOTE Epoxy bodied electrodes should not be cleaned with aggressive solvents DEPOSIT CLEANING AGENT General deposits Mild detergent solution Inorganic coatings Commercia...

Page 43: ...e 1 00E0 1E 3 1000mV Buffered Electrode Potential Analog Outputs Each sensor input has a buffered analog output which is available on the 25 way D socket 25 way D Socket pin 14 sensor 1 buffered outpu...

Page 44: ...ng plus sample number Sending an ASCII C causes a printout of the last calibration parameters same as printout after performing a calibration Sending an ASCII P causes downloading of stored readings S...

Page 45: ...ections are available on the 25 way D socket pin 12 sensor 1 open collector transistor low alarm output pin 13 sensor 1 open collector transistor high alarm output pin 10 sensor 2 open collectortransi...

Page 46: ...ASYMMETRY POTENTIAL The potential developed across a glass pH membrane when both sides of the membrane are in contact with an identical solution This term is also used to define an electrode potential...

Page 47: ...es has dissociated Expressed as K A B AB DIVALENT ION A doubly charged ion S is a divalent anion Ca Mg are divalent cations DOUBLE JUNCTION REFERENCE ELECTRODE Used in place of a single junction refer...

Page 48: ...ired before an equal electrode response is seen INTERNAL REFERENCE ELEMENT A reference electrode situated within the glass pH sensing electrode IONIC STRENGTH I units mol m 3 mol g The total effect of...

Page 49: ...cross a conductor is 1 millivolt when a current of 1 milliamp flows through a resistance of 1 ohm MOLALITY The concentration of a solution expressed as a number of moles of dissolved substance per kil...

Page 50: ...t potential reference elec trode POTENTIOMETRY A method of directly measuring wither concentration or activity of a sample solution by comparison with results from two or more known standards The temp...

Page 51: ...pH meters are equipped with a control to enable electrodes to be calibrated when developed potentials are non Nernstian This is often called the slope control SOLID STATE ION SELECTIVE ELECTRODE Membr...

Page 52: ...on of Conformity JENWAY Model 3345 Ion Meter complies with the following European Standards EN 50081 1 1992 Electromagnetic compatibility Generic emission standard EN 50082 1 1992 Electromagnetic comp...

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