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Operating Instructions
TITRONIC
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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
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Properties of the TITRONIC
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1.1
General ................................................................................................................................. 27
1.2
Dosing and titration solutions ............................................................................................... 27
Declaration of Conformity ..................................................................................................... 28
Technical data ...................................................................................................................... 29
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Warning and safety information
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Set-up and initial operation
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3.1
Unwrapping and set-up of the TITRONIC
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3.2
Installation of the stirrer ........................................................................................................ 31
3.3
Installation of the stand ......................................................................................................... 32
3.4
Connecting the manual key button and a printer / computer (PC); switching on and off ..... 32
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Working with the TITRONIC
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4.1
Keys and contrast ................................................................................................................. 33
4.2
Switch-on image, setting the filling time ............................................................................... 33
4.3
Selecting the national language ............................................................................................ 34
4.4
Rinsing and initial filling ........................................................................................................ 34
4.5
Filling .................................................................................................................................... 35
4.6
Setting the parameters ......................................................................................................... 36
4.7
Titration ................................................................................................................................. 37
4.8
Dosing .................................................................................................................................. 38
4.9
Incremental dosing ............................................................................................................... 38
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RS-232-C interfaces, in- and outputs
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5.1
General ................................................................................................................................. 39
5.2
Setting the data transfer parameters .................................................................................... 39
5.3
Device address and daisy chaining of more than one TITRONIC
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Daisy chain concept .............................................................................................................. 40
5.4
Command list for RS communication ................................................................................... 40
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Dosing accuracy
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Replacing the dosing unit (disassembly and installation)
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Trouble shooting
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Maintenance and care of the TITRONIC
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Storage, transportation and environment
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Accessories and spare parts
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