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Depth of immersion (multi parameter probe MPP 9x0 IDS) Multi 3630 IDS
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10 Depth of immersion (multi parameter probe
MPP 9x0 IDS)
10.1 General information
With a multi parameter probe of the series MPP 9x0 IDS and the corresponding
IDS sensor of the XXX-P series you can add the parameter depth of immersion
(DPT) to the display of your Multi 3630 IDS meter. The depth of immersion is
integrated as a secondary parameter in the display of all main measured
parameters.
Fig. 10-1 Example: Depth of immersion as main and secondary measured parameter
(MPP 9x0 IDS with a pH-IDS sensor of the XXX-P series)
With the maximum equipment (MPP 930 with 3 IDS sensors of the XXX-P
series) you can at the same time record three main parameters (pH, O2,
ϰ
) and
two secondary parameters (temperature and depth of immersion).
Special features of
the multi parameter
probes MPP 9x0 IDS
 If the MPP 930 is equipped with the maximum number of IDS sensors of the
XXX-P series (3), the setting menu for the parameter depth of immersion is
only available from the single display of the parameter (
<F2> + <

><

> ,
see section 4.1.7).
 If a multi parameter probe MPP 9x0 IDS is connected to the meter, no other
sensor can be operated while connected directly to the meter. Display:
 Open plug connections of the multi parameter probe MPP 9x0 IDS can
cause damage if they come into contact with water. Therefore, they always
have to be closed with a blind plug (BPI/DS 900). Display:
Sensor input
open!
 As soon as an IDS sensor of the XXX-P series is connected to the multi
parameter probe MPP 9x0 IDS, the parameter depth of immersion is inte-
grated as a secondary parameter into the measured value display of the
main parameter.
 Depth values are displayed from a depth of immersion of 0.5 m.
 Depending on the equipping of the MPP 9x0 IDS, the following value is dis-
played as the depth of immersion:
1 Depth of immersion as the main measured value
2 Depth of immersion as a secondary measured value
1
2