Show The Analyzer Information; Show The Analyzer Status And System Data - Hach NA5600 sc Na+ Maintenance And Troubleshooting Manual

Option
OUTPUT STATUS
SIMULATE
MEASUREMENT

Show the analyzer information

To show the analyzer information that follows, push menu, then select VIEW DATA > ANALYZER
DATA. Refer to Table
Item
DATE/TIME
NAME
TYPE
AMBIENT TEMP
CONDITION SOL LEVEL
REACT SOL LEVEL
STANDARD LEVEL
KCL LEVEL
LAST REACTIVATION
LAST CAL
LAST SERVICE
SOFTWARE VERS
DD FIRMWARE
DD CONTENT
SCRIPT VERSION
SCRIPT CONTENT
MEAS_CONTROL SW REV
SERIAL NUMBER

Show the analyzer status and system data

To show the current analyzer status, Modbus status, system data or I2C data, do the steps that
follow:
1. Push diag.
2. Select an option.
Option
CURRENT
STATUS
24 English
Description
Shows the signals (mA) at the 4–20 mA outputs.
Enters an analyzer reading on a selected channel to do an output test. The
simulation stops after the user exits the screen. SELECT SOURCE—Selects the
analyzer. SET PARAMETER—Selects the channel. SET SIM VALUE—Sets the
analyzer reading.
2.
Table 2 Analyzer data descriptions
Description
Current time (24-hour format) and date identified in the settings
Name of analyzer
Type of analyzer
Ambient temperature of the analyzer
Solution level of the conditioning solution bottle
Solution level of the reactivation solution bottle
Solution level of the calibration solution bottle
Solution level of the KCl electrolyte reservoir
Date the last auto reactivation was done
Date the last calibration was done
Last service date
Software version installed
Version of the device driver firmware installed
Version of the data content of the device driver
Version of the script file directory block
Version of the script file directory content
Revision of the measurement control software installed
Serial number of analyzer
Description
OPERATION—Current measurement mode. SAMPLE CHANNEL—Current sample
channel. STEP STATUS—Current step in the measurement cycle. STEP TIME—Step
time remaining. MINUTES LEFT—Minutes left in current step. COMPLETION—%
completed of the measurement cycle.