The Iq-Lablink Procedure - wtw photoLab 6100 VIS Operating Manual

Operation
System
requirements for the
IQ-LabLink
procedure
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Edit method
Timer 0
Timer 1
Timer 2
Timer 3
AQA2 target value
AQA2 tolerance
Required measurements
Blank required
Calibration possible
Calibration required
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4.5.13

The IQ-LabLink procedure

The IQ-LabLink procedure enables the secure data exchange between the
sensors of the IQ S
ENSOR
(such as the
®
photoLab 6000 series) with the aid of a commercial USB memory device.
During the matrix adjustment of the sensor, the measurement data of the
IQ S N sensor are adjusted to the photometrically determined refer-
ENSOR ET
ence data.
Previously, the reference data had to be entered manually during the matrix
adjustment. With the aid of the IQ-LabLink procedure, the reference data can
now be directly transferred to the IQ S
USB memory device, without manual input and with no risk of confusion.
 IQ S
N :
ENSOR ET
– Terminal/controller with USB-A interface and software for the IQ-Lab-
Link procedure (e.g. MIQ/TC 2020 XT)
– Online sensor with software for the IQ-LabLink procedure
®Plus
(e.g. VARiON
 Photometer:
– Photometer with software for the IQ-LabLink procedure
(e.g. photoLab
5 If necessary, enter intervals for up
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6 If necessary, enter the AQA2 tar-
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1.00 mg/l
0.10 mg/l
7 If necessary, select from how
1
No
No
No
Complete
8 If necessary, set whether a
9 If necessary, set whether a user
10 Complete the programming of the
N online measuring system and a photometer
ET
ENSOR
700 IQ)
®
6000 series)
photoLab
to 4 timers.
get value and AQA2 tolerance.
many single measurements the
documented measured value is
calculated.
reagent blank value is required.
calibration is possible and/or
required.
method with [Complete].
The method is programmed and
selected for measuring.
N sensors by means of a
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