4.0 SENTINEL DIAGNOSTICS
The basic menu structure of the
Under perfect conditions, the
Contamination from the wet process will eventually migrate through the electrode’s inner structure eventually changing
4.1 Diagnostic set up and configuration menus
4.1.1 Main Menu
The degree to which the intrusive process chemicals degrades the “insitu” electrode is graphically depicted on the right side of the
pH | 7.00 |
_50.0% | 25.0°C |
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ORP | 100.0 mV |
25.0% | 25.0°C |
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4.1.2 SENTINEL DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN
The lower section of this (split screen – over under) menu will indicate default mV values as set by the factory; the default value will be 60mV in all cases. This value is Nurnstian in that it signifies one decade change in 4 molar reference gel. The transmitter has been designed so that the customer can input other mV values based on individual experience that may differ from the default mV number.
Ref | 25.2 mV |
Limit | 30.0 mV |
To change the “LIMIT” values, enter the CALIBRATE MODE by simultaneously pressing the two horizontal CALIBRATE keys; observe the cursor move to the right allowing LIMIT value change. Once in CAL MODE, the cursor can be moved to different digit placements, then, using the vertical key, the LIMIT value can be decreased or increased based on process demands.
NOTE:
This value responds to contamination of the secondary electrolyte chamber with a Nurnstian response (log 10 System)
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