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Please make sure you have all the components 
listed below. If not, call your dealer.

•  DL100 Data Logging Monitor
•  #MA911B/2 pH probe with 2m cable
•  #RJ11 temperature probe with 3m cable
•  9VDC power supply
•  4GB SD card
•  International power supply kit

DL100 Quick-Start Hardware Setup

1) Plug the pH probe into the BNC connector on the controller.
2) Insert the 4GB SD card (included), 

printed side down

, making 

certain that it snaps into place.
3) Connect RJ11 temperature probe.
4) Connect 9VDC power supply into unit first, then plug into 

120VAC wall outlet.
Note: To enable Wi-Fi, you will need to know your Wi-Fi network 

Security Type, Name, and Password. 

Milwaukee Instruments, designer and manufacturer of the 

DL100, recommends you read this manual from start-to-

finish, without skipping sections. Many of the instructions in 

later sections are based on knowledge you will acquire in the 

earlier sections of this manual.

Getting to know the DL100

Once you have connected all the cords, inserted the SD card, and 

plugged the DL100 into a wall socket, please read this section, 

taking a few moments to learn about the screen and keypad.

Note there is no ON/OFF switch; the unit is ON as soon as it is 

plugged in. The only way to deactivate the unit is to unplug it. 

Recorded data on the SD card will remain intact when the unit is 

unplugged.

THE SCREEN  When the unit is first powered up, you will see a 

WELCOME message. In a few seconds, the unit will automatically 

switch to the primary display screen. This screen gives the date, 

time, and real-time readings of pH and Temperature. If activated, 

the word Wi-Fi will appear in the upper right corner. Unless you 

are changing settings, this is the screen that should always be 

displaying.

 

               Primary Display Screen

If temperature probe is plugged in, ATC (Automatic Temperature 

Compensation) will appear in the lower right portion of screen. 

If not, MTC (Manual Temperature Compensation) will display. 
On the menu screens, only four lines will be visible at a time. 

To see more options, scroll the list by using up/down arrows 

on the keypad. When the cursor (>) appears beside the 

appropriate function or setting, press SELECT.

THE KEYPAD

  Pressing the Menu button brings up a screen 

featuring the full menu. At the bottom of all menu screens, 

there will be an “Exit” option. The “Exit” option, when selected, 

takes you back to the previous screen you were viewing. For 

informational screens, there is no “Exit” option. Press SELECT to 

return to previous screen. 
Pressing the Menu button takes you all the way back to the 

primary display screen, bypassing other screens you may have 

used. Pressing the Menu button also allows you to toggle 

between the primary display screen and the full menu screen.

The left/right arrows ( ) allow you to move the blinking cursor 

horizontally through a line of settings to the numbers you want 

to reset, while the up/down arrows (

 

) allow you to move 

through the function listings and numbers, and toggle between 

yes/no options. When new settings are entered, press SELECT

there will be a short pause and the screen will read SAVED! In just 

a moment, the unit will revert to the previous screen.

The Lights button allows you to turn off the screen and status 

lights (lights to the left and right of screen, behind grills). The 

unit is still functional when lights are off. Pressing Lights again 

will reactivate all lights.  

IMPORTANT: When in the Lights OFF mode, the status lights 

(caution and critical) will not activate on the unit; however, 

since the unit is still operational, it will continue to log data 

and, if web portal is activated, send text or email alerts, or 

both. The only way to turn off data logging and the alerts 

system is to unplug the unit.

 

The Snap Shot button allows you to instantly log a real-time 

reading on both the SD card and the portal. When you press 

the Snap Shot button on the keypad, “Snap Shot” will appear 

for a few seconds in the lower right corner of the screen, 

indicating the real-time data has been logged.

11/30/15     11:45       Wi-Fi

pH:     7.10

Temp:   22.56º C         ATC

Wi-Fi will display 

here, if enabled.

ATC or MTC will 

display here.

Summary of Contents for DL100

Page 1: ...1 DL100 BLACK BOX DATA LOGGING MONITOR pH Temperature Set Up Operation Manual ...

Page 2: ...asic Setup pH Data Log Setup Last Logged Wi Fi Settings Exit Wi FiSettings Wi FiEnable SecurityType NetworkName SSID Pre sharedKey ViewDeviceIP UploadInterval PortalSync Portal Service Exit Wi FiEnable Enable Disable Wi FiSettings Wi FiEnable SecurityType NetworkName SSID Pre sharedKey ViewDeviceIP UploadInterval PortalSync Portal Service Exit Wi FiSecurity Open WEP WPA Exit Wi FiSettings Wi FiEna...

Page 3: ...eens only four lines will be visible at a time To see more options scroll the list by using up down arrows on the keypad When the cursor appears beside the appropriate function or setting press SELECT THE KEYPAD Pressing the Menu button brings up a screen featuring the full menu At the bottom of all menu screens there will be an Exit option The Exit option when selected takes you back to the previ...

Page 4: ...inutes 00 00 using left right arrows picking the number you want to change then using up down arrows to select the appropriate number Note that this unit displays in military time 24 hour there is no am pm option that is 9AM is 09 00 and 2 05PM is 14 05 10 30PM is 22 30 9 Once complete press SELECT to enter the new time A screen will appear indicating that your change has been SAVED 10 Scroll to E...

Page 5: ...er it should be replaced 90 95 102 105 A 3 point calibration will always give you an acid and a base slope however when using 1 or 2 point calibration depending on points chosen you may get an acid OR a base slope reading In this case the other reading will show as a default 99 9 pH Probe Diagnostic Menu Button pH pH Probe Diagnostic pH probes have a limited lifetime and must be replaced periodica...

Page 6: ...nterval Start Time Please note that if you remove the SD card when the unit is ON the unit will remain operational However before re inserting the SD card disconnect the unit from its power source Once you have the SD card snapped back in place restore power to the unit If you re insert the SD card while the unit is operational you must still momentarily disconnect from power then reconnect allowi...

Page 7: ...e appropriate security type and press SELECT Menu Button Wi Fi Settings Network Name SSID Remember to use 2 4 GHz only 1 Work your way to the Network Name SSID screen and press SELECT 2 When the Network Name SSID screen opens fill in your Wi Fi name using the keypad arrows and press SELECT Menu Button Wi Fi Settings Pre shared Key Password 1 Work your way to the Pre shared Key screen and press SEL...

Page 8: ...ly International Plug Set No Converter Needed pH Electrode MA911B 2 Main Board Atmel SAM3X8E ARM Cortex M3 CPU Operating Voltage 3 3 volts Clock Speed 84 MHz clock S Ram 96 KBytes of SRAM two banks 64KB and 32KB Flash Memory 512 KB Data Retention 100 years at 25 C Station and Access Point Wi Fi 802 11 b g n Roles with Integrated Radio Baseband and MAC TCP IP Embedded TCP IP stack Circuit Board Pro...

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