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3.3.2 Find another MP25 

If this button is pressed after an MP25 or MP25T is connected it will disconnect the current device. This button 
can also be pressed if a user is trying to connect to an MP25 or MP25T and the device doesn’t show up on the 
list of Bluetooth devices. 

3.3.3 View PurgeScan Logs 

This button will bring up a dialog box allowing the user to view or download any PurgeScan Logs that have been 
taken with the device. The 

PurgeScan 

Logs button located in the PurgeScan Menu is also another way to view 

the save log files. In the upper left corner is the name of the log file, when pressed a list of other logs will appear 
and can be viewed. These files will be downloaded onto the selected File Save Location, see Section 3.7.6 on 
how to set the save location. 

 

3.3.4 Settings 

In the settings menu the user can control the PurgeScan Logging and Logs, Calibration of the sensors, Backup 
Logs and app driven device settings. 

3.4 Calibration and Calibration Logs 

3.4.1 Calibration 

Calibration of the sensors on the sonde is recommended each time the user goes out to sample for the day. The 
calibration function on the sonde is located in the menu under Settings > MicroPurge Sonde > Calibrate.  The 
table below lists the parameters that can be calibrated on the MP25 and MP25T and the commonly used 
methods and standards. 

Summary of Contents for MicroPurge MP25

Page 1: ...Operation Manual MicroPurge Flow Cell MP25 MP2T QED Environmental Systems Inc 2355 Bishop Circle West Dexter MI 48103 A Graco Company...

Page 2: ...y Table of Contents 1 Introduction 3 1 1 Components 3 2 MP25 and MP25T Sonde 4 2 1 MP25 and MP25T Sensor Parameter List 4 2 2 MP25 Sensors 4 2 3 MP25T Sensors 5 2 4 MP25 and MP25T Flow Cell Setup 5 2...

Page 3: ...on Criteria 21 3 6 Backup Logs 22 3 7 Other Operations 23 3 7 1Tablet Scroll Interval 23 3 7 2 Bluetooth Scan Filter 23 3 7 3 Save GPS Location 23 3 7 4 Software Version 23 3 7 5 Wipe Turbidity Sensor...

Page 4: ...6 5 Troubleshooting 26 6 Warranty 27 1 Introduction 1 1 Components 1 MP25 or MP25T Multi parameter Sonde with Storage Calibration Cup 2 Bluetooth Battery Module 3 3 meter waterproof cable 4 Bluetooth...

Page 5: ...ons to sampling pump tubing 2 MP25 and MP25T Sonde 2 1 MP25 and MP25T Sensor Parameter List 1 Temperature C 2 Temperature F 3 pH units 4 pH mV 5 Specific Conductivity S cm 6 Specific Conductivity mS c...

Page 6: ...Remove storage cup from sonde 2 Attach flow cell adaptor to end of sonde Only needed for MP25 MP25T has integral bayonet pins on the sonde bottom cap 3 Insert sonde adaptor into flow cell and push int...

Page 7: ...NOTE The flow cell is designed to be used in either a horizontal or vertical position Any gas bubbles in the flow stream are vented out of the cell and away from the sensors weather vertical or horizo...

Page 8: ...o the user The LEDs can be seen through the gap in the label in the same window as the serial number when the sonde is connected to the application Green LED Blinks every one second to indicate adequa...

Page 9: ...necting your MP25 or MP25T for the first time The MP25 and MP25T are Bluetooth capable devices so the user can wirelessly display and log their data Below is how the user will connect their MP25 or MP...

Page 10: ...rval the time between live readings can be set It s easiest to use the same interval for the Tablet Scroll Interval as you use for the PurgeScan Logging Interval to avoid confusion but this isn t requ...

Page 11: ...left corner is the name of the log file when pressed a list of other logs will appear and can be viewed These files will be downloaded onto the selected File Save Location see Section 3 7 6 on how to...

Page 12: ...d 0 001 Molar 147 Micro S brackish saltwater borderline brackish water typical freshwater very pure fresh glacial water Reference Electrode calibration not required N A replace pH electrolyte solution...

Page 13: ...for zero oxygen as well as saturation To calibrate the zero point follow the same steps as above for air saturated water DO using one of the three following methods Method 1 use a commercially prepare...

Page 14: ...point pH calibration The two point calibration is most common using a pH 7 buffer and a pH 4 buffer if expected values are below 7 or pH 10 buffer if expected values are above 7 If you are measuring i...

Page 15: ...e voltage drop across the platinum membrane of an ORP electrode The ORP sensor on the MP25 system is the 1 mm silver colored dot you can see when looking down at the pH sensor The pH ORP reference ele...

Page 16: ...cy of very low turbidity readings Make sure you use enough calibration standard solution to cover the sensor s optical volume generally filling to near the top of the calibration cup when installed on...

Page 17: ...t of the entire turbidity sensor 6 NEVER rotate the wiper arm manually This will strip the gears inside the wiper mechanism which would require replacement of the entire turbidity sensor Setting up th...

Page 18: ...g box This typically takes about one minute but could take slightly longer 4 Hit OK 5 After this point the application will bring up another dialog box to calibrate to a second standard if applicable...

Page 19: ...lized etc You can elect to accept any SRF value and continue with calibration Calibrating barometric pressure for Dissolved Oxygen DO There are two ways to calibrate the Barometric Pressure BP on the...

Page 20: ...tions completed on the sonde during its lifetime In this file are the time and date of the calibration the parameter calibrated the reading before the calibration was accepted the reading after the ca...

Page 21: ...moves the check mark and disables that parameter Only select parameters for sensors that are installed If a parameter is selected and the MP25 or MP25T does not have that sensor installed the data wil...

Page 22: ...Rev 01 P N 95343 Page 21 3 5 4 Configure Stabilization Criteria...

Page 23: ...ater sampling analysis plan GWSAP or SAP and considering any regulatory guidance or requirements When all of the selected parameters fall within the selected stabilization criteria the system will sho...

Page 24: ...er the Find Another MP25 Menu This will make connecting to the MP25 or MP25T more convenient 3 7 3 Save GPS Location This feature will allow the user to save the physical GPS location of the tablet be...

Page 25: ...flow cell does not appear to be increasing in turbidity bubbles forming from dissolved gases in the groundwater may be interfering with the sensor When this button is pressed the wiper located on the...

Page 26: ...ature data from Table 4500 O found in the 19th Edition of Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater 4 1 2 Salinity Correction of DO mg L The function used to calculate oxygen solubi...

Page 27: ...nd Jenkins 4 3 CE Testing and Certification The MP25 System has been tested and complies with CE requirements in effect at time of manufacture A copy of the MP25 s current Certificate of Compliance is...

Page 28: ...llers and Water Level and Drawdown Meters are warranted for one 1 year Hose reel and caps are warranted for ninety 90 days Tubing used in a Portable System is covered by a ninety 90 day material and w...

Page 29: ...installing or maintaining the Product in a manner other than in accordance with QED s written recommendations uses or applications other than the intended use or application as indicated in the manua...

Page 30: ...ronmental Systems Inc 2355 Bishop Circle West Dexter MI 48130 Toll Free North America 800 624 2026 Company Main 734 995 2547 Fax 734 995 1170 Web www qedenv com Email info qedenv com QED Environmental...

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