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Sievers M500e TOC Analyzer
Operation and Maintenance Manual
DLM 78510-02 EN Rev. B
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SUEZ © 2022
Appendix B: Streaming Data
You can stream comma-delimited text data through the Analyzer’s serial (RS
-
232) port or
Ethernet port. This will require a third-party communications software, such as the open-
source PuTTY (an SSH and Telnet client).
For each measurement, the Analyzer will output comma separated values:
mode, date
,
time
,
TOC
,
IC
,
TC.
Example:
Online,20201130,17:35:23,1.23,2.32,3.55,2.345,25.4,3.123
If the Analyzer is showing resistance instead of conductivity (see “Setting Trend Graph
Display Options” on page 137), the data stream has these values:
mode, date
,
time
,
TOC
,
IC
,
TC, Temperature, Resistance.
There are no units in the stream, TOC, IC, TC are output as ppb. The rCond and tCond
values are output as µS/cm, and temperature is output in °C. Resistance is output as
M
-cm.
The TOC value field may contain the string “<0.03,” if measured below the detection limit.
Data-Streaming Methods
T
O
STREAM
DATA
VIA
A
SERIAL
(RS-232)
PORT
1. Connect a serial (RS-232) cable to the Analyzer, as described in “Installing a
Serial Connection (Optional)” on page 88.
2.
Make sure the Analyzer is powered on.
