Bvf
- CALIBATION BUFFER STANDARDS
This setting allows you to select ISO, NIST or customized
buffer standard. Factory preset is ISO standard.
ISO (I I I I SO
SO)buffer standards are pH1.68, 7.00, 4.01, 10.01,
SO
SO
12.45 and NIST (I 7 I 7 I 7 I 7 I I I I St
4.01, 6.86, 9.18 and 12.45, which are preset in this
meter, and will be automatically recognized during
calibration.
Select customize (CvSt
other than standard buffer solutions.
1. Press the
ENTER
blinking.
2. Press the
SELECT
st or CvSt
CvSt and press the
I 7 I 7 I 7 I 7 I I I I st
st
st
CvSt
CvSt
3. Press the
SELECT
stAt
PrB
PrB
PrB
PrB
- PROBE ELECTRODE STATUS
This setting allows you to review the last calibration
information about the electrode conditions.
A good pH electrode should have an Offset value no
greater than ±60mV and a Slope value of above 75%
and below 115%. Otherwise, the electrode should be
replaced.
There are 5 calibration points for review as follow:
Displayed Value Calibration Point within range
OFF
OFF
Offset in mV
OFF
OFF
SL1
SL1
SL1
SL1
% of slope
SL2
SL2
SL2
SL2
% of slope
SL3
SL3
SL3
SL3
% of slope
SL4
SL4
SL4
SL4
% of slope
1. Press the
ENTER
value with Off
Off blinking.
Off
Off
2. Press the
SELECT
display will show the % of slope with sl1
3. Press the
SELECT
the rest of slope value 2, 3, 4 and then back to
Offset in a cyclical mode.
When finish, press the
4 .
the
key up for next setting.
SELECT
St) buffer standards are pH1.68,
St
St
CvSt) if you have other standards
CvSt
CvSt
key to set; display will show I I I I SO
key up or down to select from I I I I SO
ENTER
key up for next setting.
pH7.00
pH 7.00 to 4.01
pH 7.00 to 10.01
pH 4.01 to -2.00
pH 10.01 to 16.00
key to set; display will show the mV
key up to review Slope point 1,
key up sequentially to review all
key once followed by
EXIT
SO
SO
SO
SO,
SO
SO
key to confirm.
sl1 below.
sl1
sl1
5
I sO
bvf
EXIT
SETUP
ENTER
SELECT
stAt
Prb
EXIT
ENTER
SETUP
SELECT
0. 5
mV
Off
EXIT
SETUP
ENTER
SELECT
%
98. 5
sl2
EXIT
SETUP
ENTER
SELECT
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