IOP 019A.1
Effective Date: 1/11/2017
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d.
Dissolved oxygen sensor
1)
Highlight
DO
. Press
enter
.
2)
Highlight
Enabled
and press
enter
to enable (
) the DO port.
3)
Highlight
Sensor Type
and press
enter
.
4)
Highlight
Polarographic
(default) and press
enter
to confirm.
5)
Highlight
Membrane
and press
enter
.
6)
Highlight
1.25 PE Yellow
and press
enter
to confirm.
7)
Be sure that
Local DO
and
LDS
are not enabled (
).
8)
Press
to return to the previous menu.
e.
Conductivity
1)
Highlight
Conductivity
. Press
enter
.
2)
Highlight
Enabled
and press
enter
to disable it (
).
3)
Press
to return to the previous menu.
e.
Salinity
1)
Press
to return to the previous menu.
2)
Highlight
Salinity
. Press
enter
.
3)
Use the numeric entry screen to enter a value of 0.1 and then
store the value.
4)
Press
Esc
when finished.
3.
Setup display
a.
Press
Sensor
button, highlight
Display
, press
enter
.
b.
pH sensor
1)
Highlight
ISE1(pH)
. Press
enter
.
2)
Highlight
pH
and press
enter
to enable it (
).
3)
Highlight
pH mV
and press
enter
to enable it (
).
4)
Press
to return to the previous menu.
c.
Ammonium sensor
1)
Highlight
ISE2(NH4)
. Press
enter
.
2)
Highlight
NH4-N mg/l
and press
enter
to enable it (
).
3)
Highlight
NH4 mV
and press
enter
to disable it (
).
4)
Highlight
NH3-N mg/l
and press
enter
to enable it (
).
5)
Press
to return to the previous menu.
d.
Dissolved oxygen sensor
1)
Highlight
DO
. Press
enter
.
2)
Using the
and
arrows to move between the lines and
enter
to toggle, enable (
)
DO mg/l
and disable (
) DO %L
and DO ppm.
3)
Press
to return to the previous menu.
e.
Barometer
1)
Highlight
Barometer
. Press
enter
.
2)
Highlight
None
and press
enter
.
3)
Press
to return to the previous menu.
f.
Temperature
1)
Highlight
Temperature
. Press
enter
.
2)
Highlight
°C
and press
enter
to select it (
).
3)
Press
to return to the previous menu.
C.
Sensor Installation (This section can be skipped if not installing or replacing any sensors.
1.
Remove/unscrew the metal guard or calibration cup if installed.
2.
Remove the red rubber port caps if the instrument was being stored without
