Fourier MultiLogPRO User Manual page 3

Internal Clock and Calendar ............................................................................... 23
Clear the Memory ............................................................................................... 23
Choose the Right Setup ..................................................................................... 23
Programming Rules and Limitations .................................................................. 25
Sensor Calibration ................................................................................................. 27
Hardware Offset Calibration ............................................................................... 27
MultiLogPRO Automatic Zero Calibration .......................................................... 27
pH Temperature Compensation ......................................................................... 28
DO Calibration .................................................................................................. 28
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MultiLab Sensor Calibration ............................................................................... 28
Factory Calibration (No Calibration Required) ................................................... 28
Chapter 2: Troubleshooting Guide ............................................................................. 29
Technical Support: ..................................................................................................... 30
Chapter 3: Specifications ........................................................................................... 31
The MultiLogPRO Data Logger ............................................................................. 31
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DO Sensor Calibration ........................................................................................... 22
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Screen Contrast ....................................................................................................... 22
Connect to a Computer or to a TI Calculator .......................................................... 22
Sampling Points ....................................................................................................... 25
Sampling Rate ......................................................................................................... 25
Continuous Sampling ............................................................................................... 26
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