• Operating instructions • Carrying strap 2. System description The Camlab Water CW6230 is a sturdy, water- tight handheld meter designed for daily measurements in the area of field or laboratory analysis. It is used to measure oxygen concentration in surface waters and groundwater as well as for waste water and service water analysis.
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Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 5 not just as impact protection but also as a storage compartment for the sensor and as an anti-slip device when the meter is used in an upright position. Microprocessor technology and 4*AA 1,5 V batteries allow unit operation without battery change for 12,000 hours or more.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 6 and temperature. The memory is called up via the display. mmHg hPa mg/l %O2 °C °C MEAS °F HOLD Meas Hold Store Menu 3. Connections Oxygen sensor...
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 7 4. Display mmHG mg/l Main Display: Result or user prompt °C °C [mmHg] Oxygen partial pressure MEAS °F HOLD in mmHg [hPa] Oxygen partial pressure in hPa [mg/l] Oxygen concentration [%O2] Oxygen saturation...
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 8 5. Keypad Meas Meas [Meas] Continuous measurement - standard Hold Store Hold Store [Hold] Auto-Hold: Automatic retaining of stable result Menu Menu [On/Off] On / Off Display change: partial pressure, [▲] [▼] concentration or saturation. Leaf...
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If "bAt" appears in the upper section of the display, this means that the batteries are completely empty. Only use the matching Camlab oxygen sensors! Other sensors may cause serious damage to the me- ter and the sensor.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 10 7. Measurement Measuring mode MEAS After the unit is switched on, it is automatically in the Meas standard measuring mode (MEAS). Meas You can switch to the standard MEAS measuring mode by pressing the [Meas] key.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 11 8. Configuration of the unit To configure the unit, press the [Menu] key. The first menu item appears. If you press the [Menu] key again, the display jumps to the next menu item.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 12 8.3 Salinity: salinity correction 0...70,0 ‰: Selection of salinity correction off: Salinity correction inactive 8.4 Display of sensor status Indication of the sensor status that is computed inter- nally during every calibration depending on the sen- sor used.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 13 8.5 Pressure Absolute, display of ab- solute pressure Display of the absolute atmospheric pressure in hPa. 8.6 Selection of temperature unit °C /°F °C All temperature values in degrees Celsius °F All temperature values in degrees Fahrenheit (°C = 0.556*°F-17.8 or °F = 1.8*°C+32)
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 14 9. Oxygen measurement Please note the following when measuring dissolved oxygen: The sensor should be calibrated after the unit is swit- ched on. The sensor and the liquid to be measured must have...
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 15 9.2 Salinity correction The higher the salinity, the lower the solubility of oxy- gen in water; in other words, fewer mg of oxygen are dissolved per litre of water at the same oxygen partial pressure.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 16 Starting calibration: -Press [Cal] key. ‘CAL’ appears in the display. As soon as the results for oxygen, temperature and air pressure are constant, calibration is terminated auto- matically. The sensor status (‘ELEC’, valuation in 10% steps) is then briefly displayed.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 18 be watered for approx. 2 hours prior to measurement. It then needs to be recalibrated. b.) The sensors may only be used with the correspon- ding units. The use of the sensors in combination with unsuitable units can destroy the unit and the sensors! c.) Unit and sensor must be handled with care and...
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 19 Damaged membrane or air bubbles in the membrane cap cause incorrect results. The membrane cap is listed in the spare parts list. Refill opening: if the sensor is used at excessive tem- peratures or stored outside the storage bottle for lengthy periods of time, this will result in electrolyte evaporation losses.
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Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 20 Servicing the sensor: Unscrew the membrane head and wipe off the elec- trolyte solution carefully using a paper cloth. Do not allow the electrolyte to come into contact with your hands. If it does come into contact with your skin, rinse the affected area thoroughly in water.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 21 12. Result memory A maximum 20 results with the corresponding tempe- ratures can be stored. 12.1 Storing results You can store the current result in the result memory Store by pressing the [Store] key.
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 22 tion and press the [Store] key to execute it. The unit then returns to the corresponding measuring mode. [CLr-ALL]: delete all stored results. [CLr-LASt]: delete the last-stored result. [CLr-nonE]: do not delete any result.
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Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 23 Display Cause Remedy Err.1 Exceeds Check: can value be measuring range exceed admissible measuring range? -> Result too high! Sensor defective Replace sensor Err.2 Below Check: can value be measuring range below admissible measuring range? ->...
Camlab CW/6230 2/5/06 3:33 pm Page 24 Display Cause Remedy CAL.-Err.3 Sensor signal Membrane dried too low dried out? -> Place sensor in water for 2 hours (waterxx) Repair or replace sensor Check calibration environment CAL.-Err.4 Sensor signal Air bubbles in the...
Operating temperature: 0...40°C CW/72.32.00 Camlab Water CW6230 Instrument CW/72.32.20 Camlab Water CW6230 Set TT/72.32.01 SensoDirect Oxygen Sensor 1 m cable TT/72.32.10 SensoDirect Oxygen Sensor 10 m cable TT/72.32.30 SensoDirect Oxygen Sensor 30 m cable TT/72.32.50 Service Set Oxygen Sensor TT/72.32.60...
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