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SETUP 

19

Meter ID / Serial Number

Use 



 keys to assign a meter ID from 0000 to 9999.

Press RANGE/

 to view the serial number.

 

Separator Type

Options: comma (default) or semicolon
Use 



 keys to select the columns separator for the CSV file.

 

 

Export to PC / Log on Meter

Options: Export to PC and Log on Meter
With the micro USB cable connected, press SETUP. Press CAL/EDIT 

to enter Edit mode.
Use 



 keys to select.

 

Note: This option is only available while connected to a PC. 

The USB/PC icon is not shown if LOG ON METER option was 

previously set.

Summary of Contents for MW605 MAX

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED MW605 MAX Dissolved Oxygen Temperature Portable Meter ...

Page 2: ... is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner Milwaukee Instruments Inc Rocky Mount NC 27804 USA THANK YOU for choosing Milwaukee Instruments This instruction manual will provide you the necessary information for correct use of the meter ...

Page 3: ...ATIONS 11 6 1 BATTERY MANAGEMENT 11 6 2 PROBE PREPARATION 12 6 3 PROBE MAINTENANCE 13 7 SETUP 14 7 1 SETUP OPTIONS 14 8 ALTITUDE SALINITY COMPENSATION 20 9 CALIBRATION 21 10 MEASUREMENT 24 11 LOGGING 26 11 1 TYPES OF LOGGING 26 11 2 DATA MANAGEMENT 28 12 GLP 36 12 1 DO INFORMATION 36 13 TROUBLESHOOTING 37 14 ACCESSORIES 37 CERTIFICATION 38 RECOMMENDATION 38 WARRANTY 38 ...

Page 4: ... supplied with y MA860 Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature galvanic probe with internal temperature sensor DIN connector and cable y MA861 Dissolved Oxygen membrane with o ring 2 pcs y MA9072S Oxygen electrolyte solution y Probe protective cap y 1 5V alkaline AA battery 3 pcs y Micro USB cable y Instrument quality certificate y Instruction manual ...

Page 5: ...are automatically compensated for temperature and salinity Temperature is automatically measured in both degree Celsius and Fahrenheit and compensated Salinity and altitude can be configured in Setup Other features include y Easy to read LCD display y Auto off feature to prolong battery life y One or two saturation calibration points at 100 water saturated air and 0 zero oxygen solution y Dedicate...

Page 6: ... 0 F Salinity compensation Manual from 0 to 40 g L with 1 g L resolution Altitude compensation 500 to 4 000 m 1640 to 13123 with 100 m 328 resolution Logging memory Max 1000 log records stored in up to 100 lots On demand 200 logs On stability 200 logs Interval logging 1000 logs PC connectivity 1 micro USB port Battery type 3 x 1 5V alkaline AA included Battery life Approx 200 hours of use Environm...

Page 7: ...ic Temperature range 0 0 to 50 0 C 32 0 to 122 0 F Temperature sensor Built in thermistor Cathode Silver Anode Zinc Membrane Oxygen permeable PTFE Connector socket DIN 7 pins Body PP ABS IP67 rating Dimensions Total length 160 mm 6 3 Ø 32 mm 1 26 Cable Jacket material PP ...

Page 8: ...l the logged values 4 LOG CLEAR key to log the reading or to clear calibration or logging 5 SETUP key to enter setup mode 6 ON OFF key 7 directional keys menu navigation setting parameters 8 RANGE key to select setup parameters and toggle between measurement units Sat or mg L 9 CAL EDITkey toenteroreditcalibrationsettings setupsettings 10 GLP ACCEPT key to enter GLP or to confirm selected action ...

Page 9: ...ery status 3 Stability indicator 4 USB connection status 5 Arrow tags menu navigation 6 Probe symbol 7 LOG tag 8 ACCEPT tag 9 Third LCD line message area 10 Measurement units 11 First LCD line measurement readings 12 DATE tag 13 Automatic temperature compensation ATC tag 14 Temperature units 15 Second LCD line temperature readings 16 Measurement units for salinity and altitude 17 TIME tag ...

Page 10: ...d by an oxygen permeable membrane Oxygen that passes through the membrane causes a current flow from which the oxygen concentration is determined The membrane is fixed to a detachable cap that allows for simple replacement and priming The probe has a reinforced plastic body for durability 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Cable jacket 2 Probe body 3 Temperature sensor 4 O ring seal 5 Membrane cap 6 Oxygen permeab...

Page 11: ...e 4 screws on the back of the meter to open the battery compartment 3 Remove the old batteries 4 Insert the three new 1 5V AA batteries while paying attention to their polarity 5 Close the battery compartment using the 4 screws Note The meter is equipped with Battery Error Prevention System BEPS which automatically switches the meter off if battery level is not adequate to guarantee an accurate re...

Page 12: ...ane cap 3 Prepare the sensor by soaking the bottom 2 cm 1 in MA9072S electrolyte solution for 5 minutes 4 Inspect the membrane cap The membrane is thin and can not be repaired if damaged 5 Position the o ring Prime the cap with electrolyte solution Shake gently discard and refill with clean solution making sure to cover the o ring 6 Gently tap the side of the cap to remove trapped air bubbles Do n...

Page 13: ...carefully with distilled or deionized water If damaged replace the membrane cap Note Change the membrane every 8 weeks or more frequently if used in a specially fouling environment Check and replace the electrolyte fill solution every 4 weeks Storage After taking the measurements switch the meter off and clean the probe before storage When not in use the probe should be stored with the plastic pro...

Page 14: ... to select between options Use keys to modify values value being modified is displayed blinking y Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm and save changes ACCEPT tag is displayed blinking y Press ESC or CAL EDIT again to exit Edit mode without saving return to menu 7 1 SETUP OPTIONS Log Type Options INTERVAL default MANUAL or STABILITY Press RANGE to select between options Use keys to set time interval 5 defa...

Page 15: ...default or off Use keys to select the number of days since last calibration has elapsed Altitude Compensation Options 500 to 4000 m Use keys to set the appropriate altitude of the location Salinity Compensation Options 0 to 40 g L Use keys to modify the value ...

Page 16: ...olved Oxygen Unit Options ppm or mg L Press RANGE to navigate right and select the unit Date Options year month or day PressRANGE toselectoptions Use keystomodifythevalues Time Options hour minute or second Press RANGE to select Use keys to modify the values ...

Page 17: ... Use keys to select the time The meter will power off after set period of time Sound Options enable default or disable Use keys to select When pressed each key will emit a short acoustic signal Temperature Unit Options C default or F Use keys to select the unit ...

Page 18: ...lt Use keys to select LCD contrast values Default Values Resets meter settings to factory defaults Press GLP ACCEPT to restore the default values RESET DONE message confirms that the meter performs with default settings Instrument Firmware Version Displays the installed firmware version ...

Page 19: ...emicolon Use keys to select the columns separator for the CSV file Export to PC Log on Meter Options Export to PC and Log on Meter With the micro USB cable connected press SETUP Press CAL EDIT to enter Edit mode Use keys to select Note This option is only available while connected to a PC The USB PC icon is not shown if LOG ON METER option was previously set ...

Page 20: ...n solubility decreases Select the approximate altitude in the SETUP menu see Altitude Compensation for details Salinity compensation The solubility of oxygen in water is also influenced by the amount of salt in the water Freshwater holds more oxygen than saltwater does Seawater typically has a salinity of 35 g L and the oxygen solubility is 18 less compared to fresh water at 25 C By entering the a...

Page 21: ...ver the probe is replaced y When high accuracy is required y If CAL EXPIRED or NO CAL is displayed y At least once a week 100 Calibration The 100 calibration is performed in water saturated air 1 Pour water into a small beaker Hold the probe in air over the beaker Avoid any contact of the membrane with the water 2 Press CAL EDIT to enter calibration LCD displays 100 0 with WAIT blinking and hourgl...

Page 22: ... into the beaker and stir gently for 2 3 minutes When the reading is stable and within the limits LCD displays STD with ACCEPT tag blinking 3 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm If this is the second calibration point LCD displays SAVING stores the calibration and returns to Measurement mode If no previous 100 calibration exists LCD displays 100 0 calibration point and WAIT blinking Continue with the seco...

Page 23: ...ation can not be confirmed Check that correct calibration solution has been used and or clean the probe See PROBE PREPARATION section for details y WRONG STANDARD TEMPERATURE is displayed if the temperatureofthesolutionisoutoftemperaturecompensation interval Use fresh calibration solution and or clean the temperature sensor ...

Page 24: ...d make sure the temperature sensor is also immersed y Allow time for the reading to stabilize Note The sample should be stirred when taking a reading The measured DO value in is displayed on the first LCD line the temperature on the second LCD line and additional information on the third LCD line Use the keys to select information displayed on the third LCD line altitude salinity time date and bat...

Page 25: ... not performed y TEMP OUT OF SPEC is displayed if the temperature is outside temperature probe limit Temperature limit is displayed blinking Neither temperature nor DO reading is performed y NO CAL message indicates that the instrument needs to be calibrated or that the previous calibration has been deleted y CAL EXPIRED message indicates the set number of days since last calibration has elapsed a...

Page 26: ...ged each time LOG CLEAR is pressed y All manual readings are stored in a single lot i e records made on different days share the same lot Log on stability y Readings are logged each time LOG CLEAR is pressed and stability criteria is reached y Stability criteria can be set to fast medium or accurate y All stability readings are stored in a single lot i e records made on different days are logged i...

Page 27: ...ment screen press LOG CLEAR LCD displays PLEASE WAIT then WAITING until stability criteria is reached Note Pressing ESC or LOG CLEAR with WAITING displayed exits without logging The LOG SAVED screen displays stored log number FREE screen displays total number of available records Interval Logging 1 From the Setup mode set Log Type to INTERVAL default and desired time interval 2 From the measuremen...

Page 28: ...ds saved measurement data y Maximum number of lots that can be stored is 100 excluding Manual and Stability y Maximum number of log records that can be stored is 1000 across all lots y Manual and Stability logs can store up to 200 records each y Interval logging sessions across all 100 lots can store up to 1000 records When a logging session exceeds 600 records a new lot will be created y Lot name...

Page 29: ...d lots to external storage 2 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm 3 Use keys to select the lot type MANUAL STABILITY or interval Note Press RANGE to export only the selected lot to external storage 4 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm 5 With a lot selected use keys to view the records stored in that lot 6 Press RANGE to view additional log data on the third LCD line altitude salinity date time calibration points ...

Page 30: ...ot name blinking 5 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm to exit press ESC or CAL EDIT or LOG CLEAR PLEASE WAIT with ACCEPT tag blinking is displayed until the lot is deleted After the selected lot has been deleted CLEAR DONE displays briefly Display shows NO MANUAL LOGS or NO STABILITY LOGS Individual Logs Records 1 Press RCL to access the logged data LCD displays PLEASE WAIT followed by LOG RECALL with AC...

Page 31: ...by LOG RECALL with ACCEPT tag blinking and the total number of logs 2 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm 3 Use keys to select an interval logging lot number The LOG LOT screen displays selected lot number bottom right and total logs stored in lot bottom left 4 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm to exit press ESC or CAL EDIT or LOG CLEAR 5 With the lot selected press LOG CLEAR to delete entire lot CLEAR is displ...

Page 32: ...onfirm to exit press ESC or CAL EDIT or LOG CLEAR PLEASE WAIT is displayed with a percentage counter until all logs are deleted After deletion CLEAR DONE message displays briefly Display returns to the log recall screen 11 2 3 Exporting Data PC Export 1 With the meter on use the supplied micro USB cable to connect to a PC 2 Press SETUP then CAL EDIT 3 Use the keys and select EXPORT TO PC The meter...

Page 33: ...Separator Type in SETUP OPTIONS section y Interval log files are named DOLOT where is the lot number e g ECLOT051 y Manual log file is named DOLOTMAN and stability log file is named DOLOTSTA USB Export All 1 With the meter on insert a USB drive into the micro USB port located on top of the meter If the flash drive does not have a micro USB connector use an adapter 2 Press RCL then RANGE to select ...

Page 34: ...ess RCL to access the logged data LCD displays PLEASE WAIT followed by LOG RECALL with ACCEPT tag blinking and the number of stored logs 2 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm 3 Use keys to select the lot type MANUAL STABILITY or interval 4 With the lot selected press RANGE to export to USB drive LCD displays PLEASE WAIT followed by EXPORTING with ACCEPT tag and selected lot name MAN STAB blinking LCD disp...

Page 35: ... to lot selection screen Data Management Warnings NO MANUAL LOGS No manual records saved Nothing to display NO STABILITY LOGS No stability records saved Nothing to display OVR with lot blinking Identically named lots on USB drive Select overwrite option NO MEMSTICK USB drive is not detected Data can not be transferred Insert or check the USB drive BATTERY LOW blinking When low battery export is no...

Page 36: ... every data log y Press GLP ACCEPT y Use the keys to scroll through the calibration data displayed on the third LCD line y Press ESC or GLP ACCEPT to return Measurement mode 12 1 DO INFORMATION Calibration data displayed on the third LCD line y Calibration standards and temperature y User selected altitude and salinity compensation values y Time date y Calibration expiration time EXPWARNDIS isdisp...

Page 37: ...librate or gives faulty readings Broken probe Replace the probe LCD tags displayed continuously at startup ON OFF key is blocked Check the keyboard If error persists contact Milwaukee Technical Service Internal Er X Internal hardware error Restart the meter If error persists contact Milwaukee Technical Service 14 ACCESSORIES MA860 DO and temperature probe with DIN connector MA861 Spare membrane an...

Page 38: ... is entirely suitable for your specific application and for the environment in which it is used Any modification introduced by the user to the supplied equipment may compromise the meter s performance For your and the meter s safety do not use or store the meter in hazardous environment To avoid damage or burn do not perform any measurement in microwave ovens WARRANTY This instrument is warranted ...

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Page 40: ...11C H 6726 Szeged HUNGARY tel 36 62 428 050 fax 36 62 428 051 www milwaukeeinst com e mail sales milwaukeeinst com Milwaukee Instruments Inc 2950 Business Park Drive Rocky Mount NC 27804 USA tel 1 252 443 3630 fax 1 252 443 1937 www milwaukeeinstruments com e mail sales milwaukeeinstruments com MANMW605 ...

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