Hach HQ1110, User Manual

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Page 3: ...age 12 5 3 Set the date and time 12 5 4 Connect a probe 13 Section 6 User interface and navigation 13 6 1 Home screen 13 6 2 Keypad 15 6 3 Main menu 16 Section 7 Operation 16 7 1 Measure samples 16 7...

Page 4: ...he instrument 32 12 2 Replace the battery 32 12 3 Prepare for shipping 32 Section 13 Troubleshooting 32 13 1 Use the on screen troubleshooting instructions 32 13 2 Export a diagnostic file 32 13 3 Tro...

Page 5: ...dels Table 1 shows the types of probes that can connect to each model Figure 1 Product overview 1 Micro USB connector 4 Keypad 2 LED indicator 5 Intellical probe ports three probe port option shown 3...

Page 6: ...humidity 90 non condensing Storage temperature 20 to 60 C 4 to 140 F maximum 90 relative humidity non condensing Probe connector 5 pin M12 connector for Intellical probes Micro USB connector The micro...

Page 7: ...that specified in this manual 3 2 Use of hazard information D A N G E R Indicates a potentially or imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury W A R N I...

Page 8: ...Interference Causing Equipment Regulation ICES 003 Class B Supporting test records reside with the manufacturer This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causi...

Page 9: ...ion Dongle HCD uses Bluetooth 5 Low Energy to communicate with Claros Follow all manufacturer guidance and warnings to install and operate the device Refer to the documentation that is supplied with t...

Page 10: ...or explosion even without power To maintain the safety provided by the instrument enclosure the instrument enclosure covers must be installed and secured with the supplied hardware W A R N I N G Expl...

Page 11: ...ssessment Use the supplied USB cable and USB power adapter or a PC to charge the battery Refer to Figure 4 When the instrument connects to power and the on off key is pushed the green LED indicator is...

Page 12: ...Figure 4 Connect to the USB power adapter or a PC 10 English...

Page 13: ...probe and USB port plugs Install the port plugs in the probe port s and USB port when the ports are not in use to keep the enclosure rating of the instrument Refer to Figure 6 and Figure 7 Note Figure...

Page 14: ...t the applicable language The user can also change the language from the Settings menu 5 3 Set the date and time When the meter is powered on for the first time or when a new battery is installed the...

Page 15: ...ge 13 Use the keypad to select the available options and to change values Refer to Keypad on page 15 Use the main menu to go to settings and other menus Refer to Main menu on page 16 6 1 Home screen T...

Page 16: ...a calibration 9 Intellical probe port shows the port location of the connected probe 4 Read button reads the sample or standard solution value 10 Intellical probe name shows the model name of the conn...

Page 17: ...tes that the calibration was not accepted or has expired 5 Warning icon refer to Troubleshooting on page 32 3 Error icon refer to Troubleshooting on page 32 6 Home screen with three probes 6 2 Keypad...

Page 18: ...ment mode Refer to Meter settings on page 18 2 Prepare the sample for measurement Refer to the on screen instructions in the meter or in the user manual for the probe 3 Measure the sample as follows P...

Page 19: ...e home screen select Options Verify calibration The display shows the buffer or standard solution to use for the verification Note If more than one probe is connected select the probe to verify 2 Prep...

Page 20: ...ode Sets when measurements are started Options Push to read Continuous or Interval Push to read The sample is measured only when Read is pushed Data is saved in the data log automatically when the sta...

Page 21: ...and LBOD probes Change the LDO or LBOD settings on page 25 ISE probes e g NH3 NH4 Cl F NO3 and Na Change the ISE settings on page 27 9 1 Change the pH settings Refer to the steps that follow to chang...

Page 22: ...are not temperature compensated and should be read at 25 C Delete buffers When Buffer set is set to Custom removes a custom buffer from the list of available buffers Minimum calibration points Sets t...

Page 23: ...ange the settings for measurements calibrations and verifications with an ORP probe The user can save the settings with a user specified name 1 Push and select Settings The list of settings shows 2 Se...

Page 24: ...ration Changes the calibration status to expired if the verification result is not within the Acceptance range setting Options Yes or No default Reminder Sets a time interval for verification A remind...

Page 25: ...S cm or 0 0 to 1999 9 mS cm Options for Salinity 0 0 to 41 9 ppt Options for TDS 0 to 49999 mg L Options for Resistivity 0 5 to 49999900 0 cm Upper limit Sets the maximum accepted value for the measu...

Page 26: ...eter after the time interval Options Off default 2 hours 4 hours 8 hours 2 days 5 days or 7 days The meter can also make a sound during the reminder Settings Sound Expiration When Reminder is set to a...

Page 27: ...verifications Options Default Edited or User specified name The Edited option shows when the current settings have changes but are not saved with a user specified name Create new settings Saves the cu...

Page 28: ...g interval Sets the meter to use the average value of measurements during a specified time interval Options Off default 30 seconds 60 seconds 90 seconds 3 minutes or 5 minutes The averaging interval i...

Page 29: ...in use 9 5 Change the ISE settings Refer to the steps that follow to change the settings for measurements calibrations and verifications with an ISE probe The user can save the settings with a user sp...

Page 30: ...tandard solution from the list of available standard solutions Slope limit Sets the accepted range of values from theoretical for the calibration slope Options 1 to 30 default 15 Reminder Sets a time...

Page 31: ...settings Saves the current probe settings with a user specified name maximum 16 characters letters and numbers Delete settings Removes a user specified probe setting that is not in use Section 10 Data...

Page 32: ...11 1 Control access to settings Use the Access menu to prevent unwanted changes to the settings Users must enter a personal identification number PIN to get access to the menu options that follow Mea...

Page 33: ...nd select About The current software version shows 12 Select Update software then CONTINUE 13 Select UPDATE The update process starts The meter reboots more than one time When the update is complete t...

Page 34: ...metals Ship the instrument in the original packaging or ship the instrument in an alternative protective packaging Section 13 Troubleshooting 13 1 Use the on screen troubleshooting instructions The us...

Page 35: ...temperature and wait until the battery is within the temperature range of 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Low battery error The battery charge is below the capacity limit that is necessary to complete a me...

Page 36: ...d strap LEZ015 99 A003A Protective glove LEZ015 99 A004A USB power adapter 5 VDC 2 A 100 240 VAC US LEZ015 99 00006 USB power adapter 5 VDC 2 A 100 240 VAC EU UK LEZ015 99 00004 USB power adapter 5 VD...

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