wtw AmmoLyt Plus 700 IQ, Operating Manual

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AmmoLyt
® Plus
700 IQ Matrix adjustment, check and calibration
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4.2.3 Matrix adjustment with the IQ-LabLink procedure
The IQ-LabLink procedure enables the safe data exchange between
sensors of the online measuring system IQ S
ENSOR
N
ET
and
photometers (e.g. photoLab
®
6000 / spectroFlex - series) with the aid
of a commercial USB memory device.
During the matrix adjustment of the sensor, the measurement data of
the IQ S
ENSOR
N
ET
sensor is synchronized with the photometrically
determined reference data.
Previously, the reference data had to be entered manually during the
matrix adjustment. With the aid of the IQ-LabLink procedure, the
reference data can now be transferred to the IQ S
ENSOR
N
ET
sensors
directly and with no risk of confusion, without manual input by means of
a USB memory device.
System requirement for
the
IQ-LabLink procedure
z
IQ S
ENSOR
N
ET
:
– Terminal/controller with USB-A interface and software for the IQ-
LabLink procedure (e.g. MIQ/TC 2020 XT)
– Online sensor with software for the IQ-LabLink procedure
(e.g. AmmoLyt
® Plus
700 IQ)
z
Photometer:
– Photometer with software for the IQ-LabLink procedure
(e.g. photoLab
®
6000 / spectroFlex - series)
Course of the
IQ-LabLink procedure
Note
To carry out the matrix adjustment of an online sensor with the IQ-
LabLink procedure requires operating steps on both instruments:
IQ S
ENSOR
N
ET
system and the photometer (e. g. photoLab
®
6000 /
spectroFlex - series).
The detailed description of the cross instrument operating steps for the
matrix adjustment with the IQ-LabLink procedure on the
IQ S
ENSOR
N
ET
and the photometer is given in an additional operating
manual. This operating manual can be downloaded from the Internet
under www.wtw.com.
Step 1 on the
IQ S
ENSOR
N
ET
terminal :
Automatic creation of a job file on the USB memory
device with the current sensor values, parameters,
designation of the measuring location and the
automatic allocation of a job reference number for
clear identification
Step 2 on the
photometer: Automatic recognition of the job files, menu-guided
measurement of all required parameters, storage of
the determined data in the job file
Step 3 on the
IQ S
ENSOR
N
ET
terminal :
Automatic recognition of the job files, complete
reading of all data required for the matrix adjustment
on keypressing