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Getting Started with Basic Setup

This is a very important step, allowing you to enter 

the correct Date and Time, select Fahrenheit or Celsius 

Temperature readings, and calibrate for pH.
This unit comes with factory presets, but before using you must 

reset to meet your specific requirements. If you ever wish to 

revert to factory settings (a factory reset), simply unplug unit, 

then plug back in while holding the Lights button down for 3 

seconds.

Breadcrumbs, or the navigation path, shown at the beginning 

of each section of this manual, will take you from the Menu 

screen to the screen where you will be entering changes.

Setting Date and Time

 Menu Button>Basic Setup>Date and Time

1) Press the Menu button on the keypad and the full menu will

appear on screen.
2) The cursor appears beside the first option on each new

screen, and since “Basic Setup” is the first option listed, you can

press the SELECT button on the keypad.

Please note that the Full Menu lists seven options, but only three 

will be visible on the screen. To see other options, scroll with the 

down arrow to bring other options into view.

3) The **Basic Setup** screen will appear and the cursor will be

beside the first option, which is “Date and Time.” Press SELECT.
4) The “Date and Time” screen will now appear. Both the date

and the time will be shown, but they may not be correct.
5) To change the date, make sure cursor is beside the Date line

and press SELECT.
6) To set the “Date,” use the left/right arrows on the keypad to

move the blinking cursor through the line. Be sure to skip over

slashes. Use the up/down arrows to find the correct numbers

for the month, day, and year. Once you have set all numbers to

match today’s date, press the SELECT button and the SAVED!

screen should appear for a few moments. It will then go back to

the “Date and Time” screen.
7) Now you are ready to set the “Time.” Scroll down to the next

option, which is Time. Press SELECT.
8) Again, work across the Hours:Minutes (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 “Exit” and press SELECT to return to **Basic

Setup** screen, or press the Menu button to return to the

primary display screen.

Important: 

When utilizing portal, date on controller and portal 

dashboard must be the same, and times should be set as close 

as possible (within ten minutes).

Setting Temperature – Fahrenheit or Celsius

  Menu Button>Basic Setup>Temperature

Work your way to the “Temperature” screen and, using 

up/down arrows, select Fahrenheit or Celsius, then press 

SELECT. The SAVED! screen will appear, then go back to the 

“Temperature” screen. Scroll to “Exit” and press SELECT to 

return to **Basic Setup** screen, or press the Menu button to 

return to the primary display screen.

Setting “pH Resolution” – Tenths, 

Hundredths, or Thousandths

 

 Menu Button>Basic Setup>pH Resolution

On the “pH Resolution” screen, use up/down arrows to select 

tenths, hundredths, or thousandths, and press SELECT. The 

SAVED! screen will appear, then go back to the “pH Resolution” 

screen. Scroll to “Exit” and press SELECT to return to **Basic 

Setup** screen, or press the Menu button to return to the 

primary display screen.

This completes the Basic Setup of your DL122.

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Setting Up for pH Readings

The **pH Menu**, as shown below:

• allows you to set for 1, 2, or 3 point calibration

• allows you to check the last calibration – date, time,

number of points, and which points

• provides pH probe diagnostic

• allows you to establish a pH setpoint along with caution

and critical alerts for “out of parameter” readings

     **pH Menu**

> pH Calibration

pH Probe Diagnostic

pH Controller

pH Below Alert

pH Above Alert

Manual Temp. Comp.

pH Hysteresis

Exit

    **          Menu           **

> Basic Setup

pH

Data Log Setup

Last Logged

Wi-Fi Settings

IDC Setup

Exit

Please be sure to read 

Getting to Know the DL122

, previous page, before beginning Basic Setup.

Summary of Contents for DL122

Page 1: ...1 DL122 BLACK BOX DATA LOGGING CONTROLLER pH Temperature Set Up Operation Manual Test Equipment Depot 800 517 8431 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 TestEquipmentDepot com ...

Page 2: ...H Below Alert pH Above Alert Manual Temp Comp pH Hysteresis Exit Probe Diagnostic Follow Instructions Given Here Menu Basic Setup pH Data Log Setup Last Logged Wi Fi Settings IDC Setup Exit Menu Basic Setup pH Data Log Setup Last Logged Wi Fi Settings IDC Setup Exit Last Logged 01 05 16 08 06 07 pH 7 00 Temperature 22 56º C Wi Fi Settings Wi Fi Enable Security Type Network Name SSID Pre shared Key...

Page 3: ...mpensation 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...

Page 4: ...utes 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 Exi...

Page 5: ...2 105 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 periodically to maintain accurate readings...

Page 6: ...pH pH Above Alert 1 Work your way to the pH Above Alert screen You will see two options pH Caution and pH Critical If the settings shown beside each are the desired settings you may Exit the screen 2 If you want to change the Caution setting place the cursor beside pH Caution and press SELECT 3 On this screen use the keypad arrows to create the new setting and press SELECT The SAVED screen will ap...

Page 7: ...a the Wi Fi and portal provide email and text alerts store redundant data and offer remote control of unit Use of Wi Fi and portal is optional it is not required Not utilizing the portal will not affect operation of the unit Your DL Controller is set up to transmit in the 2 4GHz frequency range only If you are using a wireless router with two or more channels please be sure to enter the Network Na...

Page 8: ...time that is available the message on your screen will read Please enter a valid number of sessions per day You will need to enter a lower number of Sessions Per Day or make adjustments in Start End times and or Session Time Menu Button IDC Setup Session Time Session Time is the length of time duration that your device will be turned on All session times must be the same length 1 Press Menu button...

Page 9: ...ubing diameter and many other factors play a role in how long your pump should run the DL122 is equipped with a flow calibration feature 1 Press Menu button scroll down to IDC Setup and press SELECT 2 Place cursor beside Flow Calibration and press SELECT 3 Be sure the cursor is beside START Using a container of appropriate size or one marked with an appropriate fill level place the tube from the p...

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