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Accessories

YSI Item #

Description

626946

Large, hard-sided carrying case (Fits ProDSS 4-port cables 10, 20, and 30 meters in length, cable
management kit, handheld, and accessories)

603075

Large, soft-sided carrying case

626945

Small, hard-sided carrying case (Fits ProDSS 4-port cables 1 and 4 meters in length, handheld, flow
cell, and accessories)

599080

Flow cell for ProDSS 4-port cables

603076

Flow cell for ODO/CT cables (requires single port adapter; 603078)

603078

Adapter required for ODO/CT flow cell (603076)

603056

Flow cell mounting spike

063507

Tripod (screws into back of meter)

063517

Ultra clamp (screws into back of meter)

603070

Shoulder strap

603069

Belt clip (screws into back of meter)

626942

USB car charger

626943

Small external Li-Ion rechargeable battery pack (Typical performance: will charge a completely
discharged handheld battery to about 50%)

626944

Large external Li-Ion rechargeable battery pack (Typical performance: will charge a completely
discharged battery to full charge, plus have power to charge a second battery to 20%)

626940

AC charger (USA). Includes power supply and USB cable (included with handheld)

626941

AC charger (international). Includes power supply, USB cable and outlet adapters (included with
handheld)

626846

Replacement Lithium-ion battery pack

626969

USB flash drive (included with handheld)

626991

Cable for charging and PC connection (included as part of 626940 and 626941)

626992

Cable for connection to USB drive (included with handheld)

626990

ProDSS maintenance kit (included with all ProDSS 4-port cables):
• 3 port plugs
• 1 tube of o-ring lubricant
• 1 brush
• 1 syringe
• 1 sensor installation/removal tool
• O-rings (6)

626919

Sensor guard for 4-port ProDSS cable assembly (included with all 4-port cables)

599786

Calibration/storage cup for 4-port ProDSS cable assembly (included with all 4-port ProDSS cables)

627195

Calibration cup for ODO/CT cable assembly (included with all ODO/CT cables)

603062

Cable management kit (included with

ProDSS 4-port cables

10, 20, and 30-meters long;

ODO/CT

cables

4, 10, 20, and 30-meters long; and

ODO/T cables

4, 10, 20, and 30-meters long)

626918

1 lb weight (included with ProDSS 4-port cables 10-meters and longer)

605978

4.9 oz weight

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Summary of Contents for ProDIGITAL

Page 1: ...ProDIGITAL User Manual PROFESSIONAL SERIES DIGITAL HANDHELD METERS USER MANUAL ITEM 626973 01REF REVISION F ...

Page 2: ...al before unpacking setting up or operating this equipment Pay attention to all precautionary statements Failure to do so could result in serious injury to the operator or damage to the equipment Do not use or install this equipment in any manner other than that specified in this manual A A The manufacturer is not responsible for any damages due to misapplication or misuse of this product includin...

Page 3: ...tion Menu 2 8 Files Menu 2 9 Taking Measurements 3 Calibration 3 1 Calibration Setup 3 2 Depth 3 3 Conductivity 3 4 Barometer 3 5 Dissolved Oxygen 3 6 Turbidity 3 7 Total Algae 3 8 pH ORP 3 9 ISEs 4 Maintenance and Storage 4 1 ProDIGITAL Handheld 4 2 4 Port Bulkhead 4 3 Sensor Guard 4 4 Depth Sensor 4 5 Temperature Sensor 4 6 Conductivity Sensor 4 7 Optical Dissolved Oxygen Sensor 4 8 Turbidity To...

Page 4: ... better than a small dishcarge between recharges A USB cable is included with the handheld to charge the instrument battery pack and connect the instrument to a PC The battery pack can be charged from the AC power adapter directly from a computer USB connection or from an external portable USB battery pack sold separately see Accessories Plug the USB connector into the AC power adapter computer US...

Page 5: ...attery pack connector wire terminals with the three instrument pins then connect the battery pack to the instrument Make sure that the three wire terminal connectors and three instrument pins are correctly aligned before connecting the battery pack connector Incorrect installation can damage the battery pack con nectors or instrument pins 6 Install the battery pack cover then hand tighten the cove...

Page 6: ...re not wet mateable and should be clean and dry before connecting Align the keys on the cable connector with the slots on the handheld connector Push together firmly then twist the outer ring clockwise until it locks into place Figure 3 Keyed connectors 1 Handheld female connector 3 Keyed area of connector 2 Slotted area of connector 4 Cable male connector 1 4 Connect the Handheld to the Cable Ass...

Page 7: ...ports and sensor connectors are not wet mateable Make sure that the sensor connectors and bulkhead ports are clean and dry before sensor installation Sensor Installation 1 Remove the port cover shipped with the 4 port cable This cover can be kept to protect the bulkhead ports from contamination during long term storage 2 Inspect each bulkhead port for contamination If the port is dirty or wet clea...

Page 8: ...ensor or port plug installed in all ports Installation 1 Apply a thin coat of o ring lubricant to the o rings on the plug port 2 Remove any excess lubricant from the o rings and port plug with a lint free cloth 3 Insert the port plug into the empty port and press until firmly seated 4 Finger tighten the port plug clockwise to install If necessary use the sensor installation tool to make sure that ...

Page 9: ...nd tighten it clockwise on to the bottom of the sensor guard Figure 6 If any resistance is felt loosen the sensor guard weight completely to prevent cross threading The bottom of the weight is threaded so that additional weights can be added if needed YSI recommends installing no more than 5 lbs of weight on ProDIGITAL cables See Accessories NOTE Do not have any weights installed on the sensor gua...

Page 10: ...ments In the View Data screen push to view additional parameters in the data set 3 Calibrate Opens the calibration menu Use to calibrate sensors or restore default calibration 9 Help Shows context sensitive help 4 File Opens the file menu Use to view logged data and calibration files backup data to a USB stick and delete data 10 ON OFF Turn on or turn off the instrument 5 Exit Escape key Exits to ...

Page 11: ...ption highlight the option then push the ENTER key Enabled functions appear as a circle with a dot or a box with a check mark Disabled functions appear as a circle only or an empty box Alpha Numeric Entry When required an alpha numeric entry screen will be shown Use the arrow keys to highlight a specific character and push the ENTER key to select it for entry When finished entering information hig...

Page 12: ...al measurements Figure 9 The message area shows status messages error messages and information about selected functions Figure 9 Main display example 1 Date Time 6 USB PC connection indicator 2 GPS signal indicator 7 Log or sampling update measurements prompt on Run screen single or continuous 3 Battery charging indicator 8 Displayed measurements 4 Battery charge 9 Scroll bar 5 Current screen menu...

Page 13: ...s to set the Date Time Date Time options Set YY MM DD MM DD YY DD MM YY or YY DD MM date format Set the correct date Select 12 or 24 hour time format Set the correct time 1 5 9 3 7 11 13 2 6 10 4 8 12 1 Set the Date and Time 2 Change the user defined Calibration Options 3 Change the instrument Language settings 4 Change the Radix Point 5 Change the Logging options 6 Change the Sampling options 7 S...

Page 14: ...nal memory can save up to 400 individual calibration records After 400 records the instrument will overwrite previously stored calibration records starting with the oldest To prevent the permanent loss of calibration records periodically download the calibration files to a computer using the KorDSS software Figure 13 Re Cal Prompts Re Cal Prompts Calibration Record Options Re Cal Prompts Re Cal Pr...

Page 15: ...assword in a safe place Contact YSI Technical Support if you lose the password Technical support Figure 15 Language Language Language The instrument is shipped with English enabled If a different language is desired and selected the handheld will take approximately 10 to 20 seconds to enable the new language during the first installation only Optional languages Spanish French German Italian Portug...

Page 16: ...r or Distance from the current position Figure 18 Choose an entry from the Site List or Data ID List to Select Edit or Delete Figure 19 When selected data recorded will be tagged with the specific site and or data ID NOTE The Manage Sites menu in KorDSS Software can be used to send a picture of the Site to the instrument Continuous Mode Interval logging Select the Continuous Mode check box and ent...

Page 17: ...ors on and take measurements for 15 seconds before logging a data set Auto Shutoff Auto Shutoff To conserve battery power auto shutoff powers off the instrument after a user defined time period in minutes The auto shutoff time can be adjusted from 1 to 255 minutes Set to 0 zero to disable Auto Shutoff Backlight Backlight In Automatic mode the instrument display will dim 60 seconds after the last k...

Page 18: ... number when contacting YSI support Unit ID Unit ID Users can set a custom Unit ID The Unit ID identifies the instrument in KorDSS Software Sensor Info Sensor Info Sensor info shows measurement data and hardware software information for each component of the system instrument sensor and bulkhead Use the and arrow keys to scroll through the components Brightness Brightness The screen brightness can...

Page 19: ...layed check the sensor and cable connections Figure 23 Sensor Setup Setup ODO Setup ODO Local DO Enable or disable localized DO measurements When enabled the calibration value is set to 100 regardless of altitude or barometric pressure When enabled an L will be shown next to DO on the run screen DO mg L measurements are unaffected when Local DO is enabled Figure 24 LDS Last Digit Supression LDS ro...

Page 20: ...e the coefficients Figure 25 TSS coefficients Setup pH Setup pH Select USA auto buffer recognition 4 00 7 00 and 10 00 or NIST auto buffer recognition 4 01 6 86 and 9 18 Figure 26 Calibration values are automatically compensated for temperature for both buffer sets Setup Conductivity Setup Conductivity Temp Ref Reference temperature is used to calculate temperature compensated specific conductance...

Page 21: ... of the chemical species in the water remains constant Setup Depth Setup Depth Cable assemblies with a depth sensor in the bulkhead can measure virtual vented depth The virtual vented depth measurement allows for real time compensation for atmospheric pressure using the handheld s barometer Depth offset Depth offset can be used if referencing water elevation against a known value If a depth offset...

Page 22: ...t is stable Select a sensor to enable or disable Auto Stable Figure 31 Then set the stability threshold parameters The Auto Stable stability threshold can be set by percent of measurement or in the units of measurement selected in the Sensor Display menu Enter the stability value then select Use Percent or Use Meas Units Figure 32 This threshold is used to compare the last reading with the previou...

Page 23: ...he sensor measurement is detected allowing the handheld to adapt when an event occurs The Default mode provides optimum averaging for all sensors This mode has up to 40 seconds of averaging on the sensors to curb spikes and outliers resulting in more stable data In Accelerated mode changes in sensor measurements are more quickly observed than default approximately 10 seconds of averaging This mode...

Page 24: ...O Sensor Cap SKU 626890 12 months ODO Extended Warranty Sensor Cap SKU 627180 24 months The handheld will automatically recognize the last time the ODO Sensor Cap coefficients were updated and alert the user when the Cap is due for replacement To disable the prompt simply enter 0 for the number of months GPS Optional GPS Some handhelds feature a built in GPS GPS turns the handheld Global Positioni...

Page 25: ...re noted within brackets Refer to the Calibration section for sensor specific calibration procedures NOTE User ID Probe ID and User Field 1 and 2 can be enabled in the Calibration Settings under the System menu Figure 36 Calibration menu 1 Sensors connected 5 User ID 2 Optional Depth sensor calibration 6 Probe ID 3 Barometer calibration 7 User Field 1 4 Restore Default Calibration restores specifi...

Page 26: ...emory available Download or delete data to free available internal memory The Site List and or Data ID List can be seen by selecting Site or Data ID To enable the use of Site and or Data ID when logging data select Logging under the System menu Figure 37 Files menu Figure 38 View Data Filter Figure 39 View Filtered Log Data Push the File key to access the Files menu Figure 37 Highlight a sub menu ...

Page 27: ...elect Delete All Data to permanently delete all logged data from the handheld Calibration Information Information in each calibration record Sensor calibrated Date time stamp Sensor ID Sensor serial Sensor software version User ID optional Probe ID optional User Fields 1 and 2 optional Calibration status Calibration value Temperature Depending on the parameter a calibration record may include addi...

Page 28: ... file with no sensor serial number or sensor software information NOTE It is suggested to send data to the USB flash drive as a single file i e box is not checked unless this sensor information is needed This makes importing the data much faster and easier Once the filter settings are configured select Backup Data to send the data to a flash drive The data is exported in a CSV file If the data bac...

Page 29: ...alled in all bulkhead ports 5 Install the probe guard 6 Insert the probe into the sample Make sure the probe is fully submerged 7 Move the probe in the sample to release any air bubbles and to provide a fresh sample to the sensors 8 Wait for the sensor s to stabilize in the sample 9 On the main run screen press ENTER to begin logging single or interval See Logging NOTE An option to change Site and...

Page 30: ...oroughly rinse the calibration cup and sensors with a small amount of the calibration standard for the sensor to be calibrated Discard the rinse standard and proceed with a fresh standard Be careful to avoid cross contamination with other standards between calibrations by thoroughly rinsing with DI water and drying the calibration cup and sensors Ensure the calibration cup gasket is correctly seat...

Page 31: ...y accepted points Press ESC to Abort Press the ESC key to leave the calibration The sensor will not be calibrated to any points The last successful calibration will be used Last Calibrated View the date and time of the last successful sensor calibration Actual Readings This shows the current measurement value on the Run screen The White Line on the graph corresponds to this value Observe the White...

Page 32: ...able enter the depth offset to set the depth measurement to something other than zero Enter the altitude and latitude of your sampling location to increase the accuracy of your depth measurement Depth Calibration 1 Make sure that the depth sensor is clean and dry in air not im mersed in any solution For best results keep the bulkhead still and in one position while calibrating 2 Push the Cal key t...

Page 33: ...ity sensor If using the ODO CT assembly ensure the vent holes at the top of the sensor are completely immersed and the solution level is at least 1 cm higher than the top vent holes Figure 49 A graduated cylinder is included with ODO CT cable assemblies for the purpose of calibrating conductivity For 4 port cable assemblies fill the calibration cup to the second line with fresh calibration standar...

Page 34: ...rometer Calibration 1 Push the Cal key then select Barometer 2 Select Calibration value then enter the correct true barometric pressure NOTE The measurement units during calibration are dictated by what is enabled in the sensor setup menu Be sure to enter in the correct units BP in mmHg 25 4 x BP inHg BP in mmHg 0 750062 x BP mb BP in mmHg 51 7149 x BP psi BP in mmHg 7 50062 x BP kPa BP in mmHg 76...

Page 35: ...no water droplets on the ODO sensor cap or temperature sensor 3 Attach the probe guard and carefully slide into the calibration cup Make sure a seal is not created around the probe Atmospheric venting is required for accurate calibration 4 Turn the instrument on and wait approximately 5 to 15 minutes for the air in the storage container to be completely saturated with water 5 Push the Cal key then...

Page 36: ...an water then dry ODO Zero Point Calibration 1 Place the ODO and Conductivity Temperature sensors in a solution of zero DO NOTE A zero DO solution can be made by dissolving approximately 8 10 grams of sodium sulfite into 500 mL of tap water Mix the solution thoroughly It may take the solution 60 minutes to be oxygen free 2 Push the Cal key then select ODO Select Zero 3 Observe the actual measureme...

Page 37: ...n standards prepared according to the Standard Methods The use of standards other than those mentioned above will result in calibration errors and inaccurate field readings It is important to use the same type of standard for all calibration points do not mix formazin and polymer based standards for different points in a multi point calibration When using an alternative standard non YSI calibratio...

Page 38: ...h shows no significant change for 40 seconds and then select Accept Calibration Ready for cal point 2 will be displayed in the message area 5 Discard the used standard and rinse the probe guard and calibration cup with a small amount of the next calibration point standard Discard the rinse standard 6 Fill the calibration cup to the appropriate level with fresh standard for the second calibration p...

Page 39: ...s derived from laboratory monocultures and an environmental algal population can behave quite differently This is also why the TAL sensors and in situ monitoring should not be regarded as a perfect replacement for other methods such as pigment extractions and cell counting The μg L output generates an estimate of pigment concentration that is based upon correlations built with sensor outputs and e...

Page 40: ...l calibrations prepare a 0 625 mg L solution of Rhodamine WT Transfer 5 0 mL of the 125 mg L solution prepared in step one into a 1000 mL volumetric flask Fill the flask to the volumetric mark with deionized or distilled water Mix well to obtain a solution that is 0 625 mg L of Rhodamine WT Use this solution within 24 hours of preparation and discard it after use 3 For PE channel calibration prepa...

Page 41: ...libration typically completed in clear deionized or distilled water is simply a re zeroing of the sensor This calibration does not reset the second point entered during the previous 2 point calibration The consequence is that error will be alleviated at and near zero but more error can accumulate in the measurement the farther away from zero the measured value is The amount of error is dependent u...

Page 42: ...ignificant change for 40 seconds and then select Accept Calibration Ready for cal point 2 will be displayed in the message area 6 Discard the used water and rinse the probe guard and calibration cup with a small amount of the standard for calibration point 2 Discard the rinse standard NOTE For standard 2 use the 0 625 mg L Rhodamine WT solution when calibrating chlorophyll RFU or µg L on either TA...

Page 43: ...for about 40 seconds 10 Select Accept Calibration and press the ENTER key Ready for cal point 3 will be displayed in the message area Figure 58 Calibrate pH 2 or 3 point 3 8 pH ORP Observe the pH mV readings during calibration to understand the condition and response of the pH sensor In buffer 7 pH mVs should be between 50 and 50 In pH4 buffer the mV reading should be 165 to 185 mV higher than the...

Page 44: ... Wait for the ORP mV and temperature readings to stabilize the white line on the graph should be flat for about 40 seconds 6 Select Accept Calibration and press the ENTER key Calibration successful will be displayed in the message area Figure 59 Calibrate ORP NOTE For 2 Point calibrations select Accept Calibration before selecting Finish Calibration 11 Rinse the probe and calibration cup Fill to t...

Page 45: ...by 2 orders of magnitude 1 mg L and 100 mg L for Ammonium and Nitrate 10 mg L and 1 000 mg L for Chloride ISE Calibration 1 Fill the calibration cup to the appropriate level standard for calibration point 1 Immerse the probe in the standard 2 Push the Cal key then select the applicable ISE sensor 3 Select Calibration value and enter the value that corresponds to the first calibration standard 4 Ob...

Page 46: ...0 mL of solution And a 1000 mL glass or plastic storage vessels CAUTION Hydrochloric acid is highly corrosive and toxic and should therefore be handled with extreme care in a well ventilated fume hood The equivalent amount of a less hazardous more dilute sample of the acid may be used if preferred 100 mg L Standard 1 Accurately weigh 0 3817 g of ammonium chloride and transfer quantitatively into a...

Page 47: ...curately weigh 0 7222 g of anhydrous potassium nitrate and transfer quantitatively into a 1000 mL volumetric flask Add 1 0 g of anhydrous magnesium sulfate to the flask 2 Add approximately 500 mL of water to the flask Swirl to dissolve all of the reagents and then dilute to the volumetric mark with distilled or deionized water 3 Mix well by repeated inversion and then transfer the 100 mg L standar...

Page 48: ...of the reagents then dilute to the volumetric mark with water 4 Mix well by repeated inversion then transfer the 1000 mg L standard to a storage bottle 5 Rinse the flask extensively with water prior to its use in the preparation of the 10 mg L standard Alternatively simply add 0 5 grams of magnesium sulfate to a liter of a 1000 mg L chloride standard from a certified supplier 10 mg L Standard 1 Ac...

Page 49: ...rm storage YSI recommends cleaning and maintenance before long term storage Wipe the keypad screen and case with a cloth dampened with a mild solution of clean water and dish soap Figure 61 Optimal storage temperature of the handheld instrument is 0 45 C The battery pack permanently loses capacity at a faster rate when above 45 C Short term Storage Assure that the handheld instrument is powered of...

Page 50: ...L in the calibration cup and tighten the retaining nut to seal the storage chamber For long term storage YSI recommends uninstalling the sensors from the bulkhead and following each sensor s respective long term storage instructions Inspect the bulkhead ports and cable connectors for contamination If dirty or wet clean it with compressed air Figure 62 Install the cap that protected the bulkhead du...

Page 51: ...mperature sensor free of any deposits Rinse the thermistor after each use If deposits have formed use mild soapy water and a soft bristle cleaning brush The sensor can be stored wet or dry Temperature Sensor 4 6 The conductivity channels should be cleaned after each use Dip the sensor s cleaning brush included with the maintenance kit in clean water insert the brush at the top of the channels and ...

Page 52: ...O sensor window Figure 67 ODO short term storage Figure 68 ODO long term storage Short term Storage Store the ODO sensor in a moist air environment A storage sleeve with a wet sponge or the calibration cup with a small amount of water is recommended Figure 67 Long term Storage Method 1 Submerge the sensing end of the sensor in a container of distilled or deionized water Periodically check the leve...

Page 53: ...4 months depending on the model ProDSS ODO Sensor Cap SKU 626890 12 months ODO Extended Warranty Sensor Cap SKU 627180 24 months Depending on usage and storage practices the cap may last longer than its warranty period As the ODO sensor caps ages deterioration of the dye layer can reduce measurement stability and response time Periodically inspect the sensor cap for damage and large scratches in t...

Page 54: ...ricant included with the new cap to the installed o ring Remove any excess o ring lubricant with a lens cleaning tissue Be careful to avoid contact with the sensor lens 5 Inspect the sensor lens for any moisture or debris If necessary wipe the lens carefully with a non abrasive lint free cloth to prevent scratches Do not use organic solvents to clean the ODO sensor lens 6 Remove the new sensor cap...

Page 55: ...from the Calibration Code Label Push the ENTER key after each entry and then proceed to the next K selection 4 After all the new coefficients have been entered select Update Sensor Cap Coefficients 5 A message will appear warning that you will be overwriting the current sensor cap coefficients and you should confirm that you wish to carry out this action Select Yes to confirm the new coefficients ...

Page 56: ...al methods to clean and restore the sensor depending on the severity of fouling or contamination Cleaning Methods Standard Rinse Rinse the sensor with tap water each time it is brought in from the field This is generally recommended for most sensors and use cases to clear mild contamination If contaminants remain or the sensor exhibits a slow response time continue with advanced cleaning Advanced ...

Page 57: ... continued Figure 74 Cleaning the pH and pH ORP sensor with chlorine bleach 1 M HCl Chlorine bleach Figure 75 pH and pH ORP short term storage Bleach Cleanse If biological contamination of the reference junction is suspected or if good response is not restored by the previous methods remove the sensor from the bulkhead and perform the following steps 1 Soak the sensor for 60 minutes in a 1 1 dilut...

Page 58: ... sensors and system components should not be stored in or exposed to these pH buffers for long periods of time NOTICE Do NOT let the sensor dry out Do NOT store the sensor in distilled or deionized water Either of these will radically shorten the lifespan of the sensor module and void its warranty Sensor Module The pH and pH ORP sensors feature user replaceable sensor modules These modules contain...

Page 59: ...embranes are very fragile Do not use coarse material e g paper towels to clean the membranes or permanent damage to the sensor can occur The only exception is fine emery cloth on the chloride sensor Chloride Sensor Maintenance 1 Carefully clean the chloride sensor by carefully polishing with fine emery paper in a circular motion to remove deposits or discoloration 2 Carefully rinse with DI water t...

Page 60: ...ove the sensor from the bulkhead and plug the bulkhead port Insert the sensor tip into the storage bottle with a small amount of high calibration solution or tap water The sensor tip should not be submerged The storage bottle features an open cap and o ring to form a tight seal around the sensor tip Figure 80 NOTICE Do NOT let the sensor dry out Do NOT store the ISE sensor in conductivity standard...

Page 61: ...the sensor body Discard the old sensor module 5 Inspect the sensor connector port for debris or moisture If detected remove it with lint free cloth or a light blast of compressed air 6 The new sensor module comes with two o rings installed and pre lubricated Visually inspect the o rings for nicks tears contaminants or particles Replace any damaged o rings NOTICE If a sensor module is removed for a...

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Page 63: ...le click Start exe to start the installer Figure 82 shows how the installer will appear once it starts 3 On the KorDSS Installer click Install Driver Then choose to Install the driver on the screens that follow Figure 83 4 After the driver has installed choose to go Back to the KorDSS Installer Figure 84 5 On the KorDSS Installer click Install KorDSS Application A license agreement will appear Fig...

Page 64: ...l YSI Incorporated 1725 Brannum Lane Yellow Springs OH 45387 USA Web Visit YSI com to order replacement parts accessories and calibration stolutions When placing an order please have the following available 1 YSI account number if available 2 Name and phone number 3 Purchase Order or Credit Card number 4 Model Number or brief description 5 Billing and shipping addresses 6 Quantity ...

Page 65: ...ctivity and Temperature Probes 627150 1 ODO CT Probe Assembly 1m 627150 4 ODO CT Probe Assembly 4m 627150 10 ODO CT Probe Assembly 10m 627150 20 ODO CT Probe Assembly 20m 627150 30 ODO CT Probe Assembly 30m 627150 50 ODO CT Probe Assembly 50m 627150 100 ODO CT Probe Assembly 100m Self Stirring Optical Biochemical Oxygen Demand Probes 626400 ProOBOD probe assembly lab BOD probe U S Japanese version...

Page 66: ...26910 10 ProDSS 10 meter 4 port cable assembly with depth 626911 20 ProDSS 20 meter 4 port cable assembly with depth 626911 30 ProDSS 30 meter 4 port cable assembly with depth 626911 40 ProDSS 40 meter 4 port cable assembly with depth 626911 50 ProDSS 50 meter 4 port cable assembly with depth 626911 60 ProDSS 60 meter 4 port cable assembly with depth 626911 70 ProDSS 70 meter 4 port cable assembly...

Page 67: ...0660 Conductivity standard 50000 μmhos cm box of 8 individual pints plastic ideal for sea water 061320 ORP mV standard Zobell solution powder needs hydrated 125 mL bottle plastic 061321 ORP mV standard Zobell solution powder needs hydrated 250 mL bottle plastic 061322 ORP mV standard Zobell solution powder needs hydrated 500 mL bottle plastic 003821 pH 4 buffer box of 6 individual pints plastic id...

Page 68: ...ower to charge a second battery to 20 626940 AC charger USA Includes power supply and USB cable included with handheld 626941 AC charger international Includes power supply USB cable and outlet adapters included with handheld 626846 Replacement Lithium ion battery pack 626969 USB flash drive included with handheld 626991 Cable for charging and PC connection included as part of 626940 and 626941 62...

Page 69: ...tery to each other with any metal object e g wire DO NOT carry or store the battery pack with neckaces hairpins or other metal objects DO NOT carry or store the battery pack with hazardous or combustible materials DO NOT pierce the battery pack with nails strike with a hammer step on or otherwise subject the battery pack to strong impacts or shocks DO NOT solder directly onto the battery pack DO N...

Page 70: ...F to 140 F Use of the battery pack outside of this temperature range may damage the performance of the battery pack or may reduce its life expectancy DO NOT discharge the battery pack using any device except for a ProDIGITAL handheld When the battery pack is used in other devices it may damage the performance of the battery or reduce its life expectancy Use of a non approved device to discharge th...

Page 71: ...oughout the United States and Internationally For the nearest service center information please visit ysi com and click Support or contact YSI Technical Support directly at 800 897 4151 1 937 767 7241 When returning a product for service include the Product Return form with cleaning certification The form must be completely filled out for a YSI Service Center to accept the instrument for service T...

Page 72: ... 1 2013 IEC 61326 1 2012 IEC 61000 3 2 2005 A1 2008 A2 2009 IEC 61000 3 3 2008 Supplementary Information All performance met the operation criteria as follows 1 ESD IEC 61000 4 2 2008 2 Radiated Immunity IEC 61000 4 3 2006 A1 2007 A2 2010 3 Electrical Fast Transient EFT IEC 61000 4 4 2004 A1 2010 4 Immunity to Surge IEC 61000 4 5 2005 5 Radio Frequency Continuous Conducted Immunity IEC61000 4 6 20...

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Page 74: ...tative or contact YSI Customer Service in Yellow Springs Ohio at 1 937 767 7241 800 897 4151 or visit www YSI com Support tab for a Product Return Form Send the product and proof of purchase transportation prepaid to the Authorized Service Center selected by YSI Repair or replacement will be made and the product returned transportation prepaid Repaired or replaced products are warranted for the ba...

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