Figure 25.
Figure 26.
7.4.2
Blank (Zero) Calibration
The TMB Chlorine method has a non-zero intercept value in the calibration equation. A proper non-zero
intercept value has been calibrated prior to shipping. The following steps are used to carry out a reagent
blank calibration which changes this non-zero intercept value:
1. Power on the SP-710 by pressing
. Allow 5–10 seconds for the SP-710 to stabilize.
2. Press
Measure
(
) as needed to highlight
Chlorine
in the selection menu.
3. Press
to launch the
CHLORINE MEASUREMENT
screen (Figure 27).
4. Rinse the main module sample cell three times with deionized (DI) water. Fill the sample cell with DI
water.
5. Press
Zero
(
).
ZERO
will appear on the top-left corner of the display (Figure 28).
6. Prepare the developed blank-zero sample:
(a) Add 3 drops of Free or Total Chlorine reagent into the sample cell (Figure 29).
(b) Draw out the DI water and reagent from the sample cell using the disposable pipette to provide
mixing.
(c) Once the sample has been drawn into the reagent pipette, shake the pipette or squeeze the
sample back into the sample cell allowing the reagent to fully dissolve.
7. Press
Timer
(
). A 2-minute timer will begin.
8. The SP-710 will continuously display the free or total chlorine concentration as the timer counts down
(Figure 30). If the real-time readings remain steady, press
Stop
(
) to stop measurement timer
early or wait for the 2-minute timer to end.
9. Press
Cal
(
) to launch the
CHLORINE CALIBRATION
screen (Figure 31).
10. Press
Blank
(
) to start blank calibration.
11. The message “
Blank calibration success
” will appear on the bottom of the display (Figure 32).
12. Calibration is now complete. Long press
Default
(
)to return to the
CHLORINE MEASUREMENT
screen.
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