ADWA AD100 Instructions

Instructions ADWA AD100 pH meter

Preparation

Remove the protective cover.
The pH meter has to be soaked once before using it to remove the protective gel. When
soaking, the electrode has to be set in keep-in solution (KCL= potassium chloride) or
calibration solution pH 7,01. You can also let it soak in warm water, in that case leave it
soaking for about 2 hours.
If white crystals have formed around the electrode, these will dissolve leaving the electrode
to soak.

Calibrating

Calibrate the tester at least once a week, or at any other
time that you suspect a false measurement value.
ADWA testers can be calibrated at pH 4, and pH 10.
Always calibrate first pH 7,01
1. Set the meter in the calibrating solution pH 7,01 and set
the meter with "ON/OFF" on.
2. Press on "CAL", in the display menu "7,0" and "pH" will
blink.
3. When "pH" stops blinking the measurement is stabilized.
4. Press on "READ".
5. The meter will jump to the next calibrating point pH 4,01.
6. Rinse the electrode in clean water, dry it and put it in
calibrating solution pH 4,01.
7. When "pH" stops blinking, the measurement is stabilized.
8. Press on "READ".
9. If the display doesn't blink any more, the measurement is
stabilized.

Automatic buffer recognition

It is always wise to start each calibration with fresh
calibration solution.
The ADWA AD-100 is equipped with Automatic Buffer Recognition.
This means that the tester itself has the capacity to recognize the calibrating solution.
If the tester is put in a calibrating solution while in the "Calibration mode", then the tester
will recognize a calibrating solution with a value around pH 4, 7, or 10.
This means that the AD-100 will still recognize a contaminated calibration solution as one
of the 3 pre-programmed calibration points, and the meter will calibrate exactly at that
value.
This prevents inaccurate measurements due to contaminated calibration solutions.