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- Page 1 NEON_pH-RedOx Hand-held field pH meter for measuring and recording pH values and redox potential (ORP) Operation Manual Version 0.1...
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- Page 3 NOTE: The information contained in this document may be part of patents or patent applications by Aqualabo. Having this document in your possession does not grant any license to these patents. This manual is regularly updated. Updates are included in new issues.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
NEON_pH_Redox CONTENTS Warranty ______________________________________________________________________ 6 2.Information ______________________________________________________________________ 7 3.Safety ___________________________________________________________________________ 8 3.1 Safety instructions _____________________________________________________________________ 8 3.2 Operating safety _______________________________________________________________________ 8 3.2.1 Intended use __________________________________________________________________________________ 8 3.2.2 Unauthorized use ______________________________________________________________________________ 8 3.2.3 User qualification ______________________________________________________________________________ 8 3.3 Handling hints _________________________________________________________________________ 8 3.4 Packaging ____________________________________________________________________________ 8 4.NEON_PHEHT PHMETER overview ____________________________________________________ 9 4.1 Contents of the package _________________________________________________________________ 9... - Page 5 NEON_pH_Rédox 6.3.5.5 Language __________________________________________________________________________________ 24 6.3.5.6 Factory configuration ________________________________________________________________________ 24 7. Unloading data __________________________________________________________________ 26 7.1 Activation and connection ______________________________________________________________ 26 7.2 Home screen _________________________________________________________________________ 26 7.3 Logout ______________________________________________________________________________ 27 8. PHEHT sensor maintenance ________________________________________________________ 28 8.1 Cleaning _____________________________________________________________________________ 28 8.2 Changing the cartridge _________________________________________________________________ 28 8.3 Storage _____________________________________________________________________________ 29 9.
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Page 6: Warranty
The following are formally excluded, by express agreement, from our warranty: any economic harm, including staff costs, loss of profits, business disruption, etc. The customer is informed that AQUALABO may not, under any circumstances, be held liable for any errors or "bugs" that the software may contain. -
Page 7: Information
If the device is not used immediately, it should be stored in a clean, dry place. Observe storage temperatures ((10 - 35°C). AQUALABO equipment is carefully inspected before packaging. Upon receipt of your device, check the condition of the packaging and if you notice an anomaly, make your reservations known to the carrier within 48 hours. Review the packing list next to check that everything is in order. -
Page 8: Safety
➢ The device must be protected, at all times, from the following influences: - Intensive exposure to light and heat - Vapours that are caustic or have high solvent content. ➢ All operations on the inside the device must be carried out by AQUALABO or by technicians authorized by AQUALABO. 3.4 PACKAGING The NEON_PH_Redox pH meter is shipped in packaging designed to protect it during transport. -
Page 9: Neon_Pheht Phmeter Overview
Upon receipt of your device, check the condition of the packaging and if you notice an anomaly, make your reservations known to the carrier within 48 hours. If you find that something is missing or if the equipment is damaged, contact AQUALABO immediately. 4.2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT... -
Page 10: Specifications
NEON_pH_Redox 5. SPECIFICATIONS 5.1 NEON PHEHT DATA NEON_PHEHT data pH: 0.00-14.00 pH Measurement ranges Temperature: 0.00-50.00°C ORP: -1,000.0 to + 1,000.0 mV pH: 0.01 Resolution Temperature: 0.01 Redox: 0.1 pH: +/- 0.1 Accuracy Temperature: 0.5°C Redox: +/- 2 mV Combined electrode (pH/reference): Special glass, Ag/AgCI Measurement principle reference. -
Page 11: Neon_Ph_Rédox
NEON_pH_Rédox ➢ Description of the rear panel: Waterproof battery compartment Locked by a screw (stainless steel 304, M2.5x6) Product information label including the serial number - 11 -... -
Page 12: Pheht Sensor Description
NEON_pH_Redox 5.3 PHEHT SENSOR DESCRIPTION A reference electrode, used for pH and Redox measurements, is built into the PONSEL sensor. It is an Ag/AgCl with plasticized electrolyte saturated in KCl "PLASTOGEL"® The "PLASTOGEL"® electrolyte communicates directly with the external medium without capillary or porous intervention. - Page 13 NEON_pH_Rédox (1) Protective strainer (2) Cartridge (consumable part) (3) Clamping ring (4) Sensor body with measuring electronics (5) Cable gland (6) Securely connected connection cable Platinum disc for measuring the ORP Protective strainer Special glass for pH NTC for temperature measurement measurement - 13 -...
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Page 14: Getting Started
NEON_pH_Redox 6. GETTING STARTED 6.1 POWER SUPPLY 6.1.1 T YPE OF BATTERIES PERMITTED The measuring unit comes with 3 AA alkaline batteries. The user must never mix different types of batteries. Three AA NiMH batteries, 1.2 V (VARTA type) may be used. 6.1.2 C HANGING THE BATTERIES The 3 used alkaline AA batteries must be replaced in a thoroughly clean, dry room so as not to contaminate the... -
Page 15: Setting
NEON_pH_Rédox 6.3 SETTING 6.3.1 M AIN SCREEN You can view the following in real time on the main screen: - The parameters measured by the PHEHT sensor and the related units: Temperature (°C), pH in pH units, ORP in mV. A ZOOM function shows a parameter in larger format. - A series of icons (at the bottom of the screen) monitor the battery charge status, measurement stability, data recording and activation of WiFi for data transfer to a PC. -
Page 16: General Menu
NEON_pH_Redox 6.3.2 G ENERAL MENU The "GENERAL MENU" screen provides access to calibration, recording as well as preference settings (date/time configuration, NEON hand-held device and sensor information, standby delay configuration, language selection, and settings RESET feature). CALIBRATION RECORDING PREFERENCES Move the cursor with the up and down arrows to access the desired menu and confirm the selection with the "OK" key. - Page 17 NEON_pH_Rédox Standard pH °C °F 7.01 at 25°C 7.13 7.10 If the temperature of the buffer solution is 20°C, the value of the 7.07 standard solution should be adjusted to pH 7.03. 7.04 7.03 To adjust this value, use the Up and Down arrows. 7.01 7.00 6.99...
- Page 18 NEON_pH_Redox Second point calibration: STEP 3 using pH 9 After rinsing and wiping the sensor, immerse the sensor head in pH 9 solution. As soon as the temperature stabilizes, record its value and refer to the table of variation in pH values according to temperature (see label on the back of the bottle or table below).
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Page 19: Redox Secondary Parameter
NEON_pH_Rédox 6.3.3.2 R EDOX SECONDARY PARAMETER To access the ORP calibration menu, select in the calibration menu, SECONDARY PARAMETER OFFSET calibration: Electronics This step involves setting the electronic zero of the ORP parameter. Put the dry sensor in the open air and wait for the measurement to stabilize. -
Page 20: Factory Coefficients
NEON_pH_Redox If the calibration is rejected, press the Escape (ESC) key. 6.3.3.3 F ACTORY COEFFICIENTS In the event of mishandling during calibration or to check sensor operation, factory calibration coefficients can be used to restore the sensor to its original coefficients. FACTORY COEFFS OK key to confirm... -
Page 21: Recording Menu
NEON_pH_Rédox 6.3.4 R ECORDING MENU This menu allows you to view the data stored in the NEON hand-held device, set the recording frequency, set the file names, and delete recorded data. RESULTS SAMPLE RATE CAMPAIGN NAME CLEAR DATABASE To select an option, use the up/down arrows and confirm with the OK key. 6.3.4.1 R ESULTS This menu enables you to view the data stored in the NEON hand-held device. -
Page 22: Campaign Name
NEON_pH_Redox By default, the value is 0 seconds (blue writing), a ONE-OFF recording mode that is triggered by pressing the OK key on the main screen. When recording is enabled on the main screen, the recording icon appears. The frequency can be changed (to 10s/30s, 1/5/10/30 min or 1 H) using the up and down arrow keys (the writing changes to white). -
Page 23: Preferences Menu
NEON_pH_Rédox 6.3.5 P REFERENCES MENU The PREFERENCES menu allows you to configure the date and time of the NEON hardware (useful for the timestamp of the stored data), to view information on the software/electronic versions of the NEON hand-held device and associated sensor, to set the standby mode timeout and then to completely turn off the screen, choose the language and return to the initial hardware configuration. -
Page 24: Sensor
NEON_pH_Redox 6.3.5.3 S ENSOR This window shows information about the sensor connected to the NEON housing: its description, serial number, PCB version and software version. SENSOR DESCRIPTION: Sensor description pH/Redox/Temperature PONSEL Sensor Serial No. SN-LLLLL-NNNN Electronic version HARDWARE VERSION: NN.NN FIRMWARE VERSION: NN.NN Software version To return to the previous screen press Escape (ESC). - Page 25 This action will reset the factory configuration for: Backlight intensity level, standby time-out (2 min), measurement campaign name (LOCAL) and English language. To exit this screen press Escape (ESC). ➢ GX SERVICE: For AQUALABO service ➢ AW SERVICE: For AQUALABO service ➢ PW SERVICE: For AQUALABO service...
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Page 26: Unloading Data
NEON_pH_Redox 7. UNLOADING DATA 7.1 ACTIVATION AND CONNECTION To activate the connection to NEON’s on-board web page and retrieve the stored data, enter the overview menu for data stored on the NEON hand-held device: GENERAL MENU>> RECORDING>> RESULTS. Then simultaneously press the keyboard with the WiFi icons (keys 4 and 8) in the picture in section 6.2.2 Navigation keyboard. -
Page 27: Logout
NEON_pH_Rédox the data measured by the sensor (pH, Redox, temperature), the temperature and humidity inside the NEON hand-held device. 7.3 LOGOUT To disconnect the NEON device from the computer, click “EXIT” tab. The WiFi icon at the bottom of the “results” menu disappears. - 27 -... -
Page 28: Pheht Sensor Maintenance
NEON_pH_Redox 8. PHEHT SENSOR MAINTENANCE The maintenance schedule specifies minimum intervals for regular maintenance tasks. Perform more frequent maintenance tasks for applications that cause electrode fouling. Note: It is not necessary to disassemble the probe for maintenance or cleaning. • The sensor must always be clean, especially in the area around the pH glass bulb and platinum disc (Redox measurement). -
Page 29: Storage
NEON_pH_Rédox Perform a full calibration to set up the sensor with its new cartridge. Cartridge half-moon connector Half-moon connector of the electronic part Diagram 5 8.3 STORAGE If the sensor is decommissioned, it must be rinsed before storage, and the protective cap must be covered with a damp absorbent material (such as cotton) and soaking solution (1SC009). -
Page 30: Accessories And Consumables
NEON_pH_Redox 9. ACCESSORIES AND CONSUMABLES Spare parts/consumables PF-CAP-C-00155 PHEHT SENSOR CARTRIDGE ME-BOU-S-00020 PHEHT sensor protective cap 1TP060 Buffer solution pH 7.01– 125 ml 1TP061 Buffer solution pH 4.01 – 125 ml 1TP012 Buffer solution pH 9 – 125 ml - 30 -...
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