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IS-HF-M100+-29293  Rev 5

 

5

 

Operating Screens

There are four main operating screens in the form of icons, 

Home

 ( ), 

Trend

 ( ), 

Calibration

 ( ) and 

Setup

 ( ). Touch the appropriate 

icon to switch between screens.

Home Screen

The 

Home

 screen is the normal reading screen. This is the default 

mode when power is applied or restored. The other three operation 

screens are limited to 15 minutes with no key presses. After 15 

minutes, the screen will return to Home.

Trend Screen

The 

Trend

 Screen is used for displaying trend information. This 

information can be downloaded to the USB stick or printed to a serial 

printer.

Calibration Screen

The 

Calibration

 screen is used for calibration. The instrument was 

calibrated and tested prior to leaving the factory. Therefore, it is 

possible to use the instrument out of the box. Under normal conditions, 

re-calibration is required once every three months. Quarterly calibration 

ensures performance within accuracy specifications.

Setup Screen

The 

Setup

 screen is where configuration changes can be made. In the 

Setup

 screen, you can customize the instrument according to needs 

and preferred operation at any time during normal operation. The 

Setup

 screen has been split into sub-menus to facilitate instrument 

configuration. This is also where logged files and calibration logs can 

be downloaded and where new software, when available, can be 

uploaded.

Configuring the Instrument

The M100+ has been designed to provide the ability to customize 

the instrument according to your needs at any time during normal 

operation. The 

Setup

 screen has been split into sub-menus to facilitate 

instrument configuration. This section describes how to use each of the 

sub-menus to configure the instrument.

Turning on the Instrument

1.  Confirm that the M100+ is safely and properly plugged into a 

suitable power source. 

2.  Touch the screen to turn the instrument on.
The instrument will power down automatically unless the Auto Power 

Down setting is disabled. If the Auto Power Down setting is disabled, 

it allows the instrument to stay on and require a manual shutdown. An 

On/Off button will appear on the Home screen. It is not recommended 

to leave the instrument on constantly as it may cause drift and 

premature degradation of the lamp. The drift can be corrected by more 

frequent calibrations.
The following configuration settings can be set on the 

Setup

 screen. 

Use the slider on the right-hand side to access all of these settings.

•  Screen Brightness
•  Auto/Manual Readings
•  Auto Power Down
•  Touch Screen Calibration
•  Set Time/Date
•  Delete Samples
•  Data Resolution
•  Offset
•  Device ID
•  Calibration Reminder
•  Calibration Download
•  Firmware Update
•  Reset Defaults
•  About Device

At any time, any of the Home, Trend, Calibration and Setup screens 

can be selected and implemented. To select any of the Setup options, 

press the 

Setup

 icon and then select the option you wish to change.

Screen Brightness

1.  Press the 

Setup

 icon. Select Screen Brightness.

2.  Adjust current screen brightness.
3.  Use 

 & 

 or the drag cursor. 

4.  Push 

 to save and return to Setup Menu.

Summary of Contents for HF scientific M100 28060

Page 1: ...een Calibration 6 Set Date Time 6 Delete Samples 6 Data Resolution 6 Offset 7 Device ID 7 Calibration Reminder 7 Calibration Download 7 Firmware Update 7 Reset Defaults 7 About Device 7 Calibrating th...

Page 2: ...ould not permit anyone to touch this equipment unless they are over 18 years of age are adequately trained and supervised and have read and understood this manual Owners should also ensure that no una...

Page 3: ...t in death or serious injury This symbol identifies hazards which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury This symbol identifies hazards which if not avoided could result in minor or mo...

Page 4: ...ns for the M100 are valid only for measurement of static non flowing samples Touch Screen Standard Inserted in Optics USB Connector Unpacking and Inspection of the Instrument Remove all items from pac...

Page 5: ...gned to provide the ability to customize the instrument according to your needs at any time during normal operation The Setup screen has been split into sub menus to facilitate instrument configuratio...

Page 6: ...ation The screen has been factory adjusted but can be adjusted if the alignment is off The screen may need to be calibrated if new software has been downloaded It is a 5 position setup 1 Press the Set...

Page 7: ...sert the USB memory stick that contains the software into the USB port 3 If the firmware revision on the memory stick is older than the firmware currently installed the instrument will ask if you wish...

Page 8: ...ded as general guidelines for proper care of ProCal standards Standards should only be handled by the top black cap or by the very bottom of the cuvette Keep cuvette glass clean of fingerprints and de...

Page 9: ...n on the left side of the screen 2 Insert the 4000 NTU standard 3 Press the Command button in the middle of the screen to start calibration A countdown from 30 will appear on the screen When the count...

Page 10: ...stic Banner On Off Reading List Setup Calibration Trend Home Data Retrieval Data logging can only save 100 points per Sample ID All data is saved in CSV format and is date and time stamped Sample ID D...

Page 11: ...Email HF Info wattswater com www hfscientific com Routine Maintenance Routine maintenance should include calibration of the instrument See Calibration section in this manual for more information Clea...

Page 12: ...al or consequential damages including without limitation lost profits or the cost of repairing or replacing other property which is damaged if this product does not work properly other costs resulting...

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