User manual EUTECH INSTRUMENTS CYBERSCAN PH 10 PHMV METER

[. . . ] Instruction Manual CyberScan pH 10 & pH 100 Hand-held pH / mV / Temperature / RS 232 Meter pH 10 Meter pH/mV/°C pH 100 Meter pH/mV/°C/RS 232 68X007106 09/2001 rev 4 Technology Made Easy . . . PREFACE This manual serves to explain the use of the Standard CyberScan series hand-held meters. The models covered are the CyberScan pH 10 and the CyberScan pH 100 hand-held meters. The manual functions in two ways, firstly as a step by step guide to help the user operate the meter. Secondly, it serves as a handy reference guide. [. . . ] These parameters are standard printer options. Please refer to your printer's instruction manual for more information on its communication setup protocol. 3. Use the cable provided to connect the meter to the printer. If the printer has a 25 pin connector, use a 9 to 25 pin converter (available separately) or make your own cable taking note of the connection parameters as described in Section 3. 4. 1 on page 9. 4. Set the dip switches of the printer to accept serial data. This would be required if the printer has both serial and parallel interfaces. Set the dip switches to accept 8 data bits (Normally, printers would have a selection for 7 or 8 data bits). 5. Set the printer dip switches or change the CyberScan pH 100 setup parameters for the proper baud rate, parity and stop bits. Refer to Section 9. 4 for more detail. 7. 9. Ensure that these parameters are identically set on both the printer and the meter. Insert the paper and switch the printer on. To send data to the printer, press the PRINT key. Printing Errors Problem Prints Garbage Nothing is printed Probable Cause Baud rate/parity/data bits mismatch Cable not properly connected or improper printer dip switch setting. The CyberScan meter displays error by blinking the printer and error annunciators alternately if the printer is not ready to receive data or if the printer is off. As soon as the printer is ready, the error display will automatically go off. While the meter is displaying the printer error, you may press the `CAL/MEAS` key to go back to the measurement mode. 25 8. 2 Sending Data To Computer To send data to the computer, connect the RS232C cable from the base of the CyberScan pH 100 to the communication port of the computer. Load and run the CYDATA data acquisition program ensuring that the parameters of the settings in the CyberScan pH 100 and the CYDATA are identical (See Section 10. 4 "Setting Up CYDATA" on page 37). 8. 2. 1 Printing Measurement Data To print any data that currently being measured, press the PRINT key as shown in the diagram below. Note that the PRINT capability is available for the [MEAS], [Rel mV] and [mV] modes. The data will be printed onto the printer paper or the screen of the CYDATA program automatically. 8. 2. 2 Printing Data From Memory The CyberScan pH 100 meter can print data that is stored in the memory. Firstly ensure that the cables are properly connected to either the printer or the computer and the units are configured to receive data from the meter. Change the mode to the mode of measurement from which data needs to be printed. For example, the data stored is in the memory location of the mV mode. Scroll to the data that needs to be printed by pressing the MR/" key. The data displayed will then be sent to the printer or the computer. Parameter pH, Rel mV, mV Temperature Date Time Format mm/dd/yy hh/mm/ss Note: Abbreviation mm dd yy hh mm month date year hour minute 26 The data will be printed in the following format: pH : 5. 41 pH : 5. 43 pH : 5. 74 pH : 6. 03 R. mv: 1. 4 R. mv: -1. 1 R. mv: -3. 2 R. mv: -4. 9 mv : -6. 9 mv : -8. 2 mv : -10. 3 mv : -11. . 2 mv : -12. 9 mv : -14. 1 mv : -15. 9 mv : -17. 4 mv : -17. 8 mv : -18. 6 mv : -19. 7 mv : -22. 5 mv : -20. 9 mv : -33. 0 pH : 5. 69 pH : 5. 45 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Temp: 25. 0 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Date: 12-21-1996 Time: 09:52:39 Time: 09:52:42 Time: 09:53:57 Time: 09:54:00 Time: 09:57:00 Time: 09:57:03 Time: 09:57:07 Time: 09:57:10 Time: 09:57:15 Time: 09:57:18 Time: 09:57:22 Time: 09:57:24 Time: 09:57:28 Time: 09:57:31 Time: 09:57:37 Time: 09:57:40 Time: 09:57:43 Time: 09:57:46 Time: 09:57:49 Time: 09:57:52 Time: 09:57:55 Time: 09:57:58 Time: 10:11:35 Time: 10:11:38 27 9 ADVANCED SETUP FUNCTIONS (FOR pH 100 ONLY) The advanced setup mode lets you customized your meter's preferences and defaults. [. . . ] Note that although only one electrode for each application is shown, there are multiple electrodes available and these electrodes are often multi-application adaptable. APPLICATION General purpose, aqueous pH measurements. Quality control, general laboratory and aquarium water. Tris buffers, clinical and biological media containing proteins, creams, fats and cosmetics. Research measurements, fruit juices, beer, milk and yogurt. [. . . ]