Hach-Lange TITRALAB 840, TITRALAB 845 User Manual

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TitraLab
840 and 845
pH/EP/IP Titration Workstations
D21T062
Reference Manual
D21T062 • Printed by Radiometer Analytical SAS • 2008-02C
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TitraLab 840 and 845 Reference Manual

Contents

Contents..................................................................................................................3
Introduction ..........................................................................................................13
General Information .............................................................................................14
Starting up instructions.......................................................................................15
Read me! ...............................................................................................................16
Practical examples ..............................................................................................19
Programming electrodes ...........................................................................................21
Programming reagents .............................................................................................23
Programming methods ..............................................................................................25
Programming sequences ...........................................................................................29
Programming tips ................................................................................................31
Glossary ...............................................................................................................33
0IP (result indicator) ...................................................................................................35
Acceptance criteria ....................................................................................................35
Acceptation .................................................................................................................35
Access routine mode .................................................................................................36
Add method menu ......................................................................................................36
Add. reagent = Titrant ................................................................................................36
Addition .......................................................................................................................37
Addition volume .........................................................................................................37
Address .......................................................................................................................38
Address conflict (between electrode IDs) ................................................................38
Alarm: Locked .............................................................................................................38
Alarm: Unlocked .........................................................................................................39
Alphanumeric characters ..........................................................................................39
Amount unit ................................................................................................................39
Applied signal (AC/DC) ..............................................................................................40
Archives data lost - Cal. Data lost - Methods kept ..................................................40
Autochaining ...............................................................................................................40
Auxiliary input .............................................................................................................41
Auxiliary output ..........................................................................................................42
Aux. action / Aux. on for ............................................................................................42
Back reagent = Titrant ................................................................................................43
Back reagent unknown ..............................................................................................43
Back titration ...............................................................................................................43
Back titration - ID ........................................................................................................43
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Back titration No/Manual/Automatic .........................................................................43
Balance cables - A95Z201, A95Z202 .........................................................................44
Balance cables - A95Z204, A95Z205 .........................................................................45
Balance cables - A95Z206, A95Z207 .........................................................................46
Balance cables - A95Z208 ..........................................................................................47
Balance connection ....................................................................................................48
Balance in use ............................................................................................................49
Bar code reader connection ......................................................................................49
Beaker detection .........................................................................................................50
Beaker detection minimum height ............................................................................51
Beaker menu ...............................................................................................................52
Beakers: [F;L] .............................................................................................................53
Beep .............................................................................................................................53
Blank (Yes/No) ............................................................................................................53
Blank not required ......................................................................................................53
Blank on inflection no. ...............................................................................................53
Blank required ............................................................................................................53
Blank volume ..............................................................................................................54
Burette functions menu .............................................................................................54
Burette speed ..............................................................................................................54
Burette volume ...........................................................................................................55
Calculate with EP no. .................................................................................................55
Calculate with IP no. ...................................................................................................55
Calibrate electrodes ...................................................................................................55
Calibrate reagents ......................................................................................................55
Calibration delay elapsed ..........................................................................................55
Calibration parameters ..............................................................................................56
Calibration request .....................................................................................................56
Calibration results parameters ..................................................................................56
Calibration sequence .................................................................................................56
Calibration stack .........................................................................................................56
Catalogue list ..............................................................................................................56
Cell grounding ............................................................................................................57
Cell window .................................................................................................................57
Change electrode name .............................................................................................57
Change method name ................................................................................................58
Change reagent name ................................................................................................58
Change sequence name ............................................................................................58
Check command .........................................................................................................59
Check electrodes ........................................................................................................59
Check reagents ...........................................................................................................59
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Communication failure (SAC error) ..........................................................................60
Concentration .............................................................................................................60
Concentration unit ......................................................................................................60
Configuration menu ...................................................................................................60
Connections ................................................................................................................61
Continuous IP method ...............................................................................................62
Contrast .......................................................................................................................63
Controlled by TTL IN ..................................................................................................63
Copy electrode ............................................................................................................63
Copy method ...............................................................................................................64
Copy reagent ...............................................................................................................64
Coupled method .........................................................................................................65
Create electrode .........................................................................................................66
Create method ............................................................................................................66
Create reagent ............................................................................................................67
Current value ..............................................................................................................67
Curve ...........................................................................................................................67
Curves data lost - Cal. Data kept - Methods kept ....................................................67
Customise ...................................................................................................................68
Date entry ....................................................................................................................68
Default parameters .....................................................................................................68
Delay after addition ....................................................................................................69
Delete electrode ..........................................................................................................69
Delete method .............................................................................................................69
Delete reagent .............................................................................................................69
Delete sequence .........................................................................................................70
Demand: Locked .........................................................................................................70
Demand: Unlocked .....................................................................................................70
Derivative ....................................................................................................................70
Detailed ........................................................................................................................71
Direction ......................................................................................................................72
Direct measurements .................................................................................................72
Display contrast ..........................................................................................................72
Display measurement ................................................................................................73
Dyn. rinse ....................................................................................................................74
Dynamic dose .............................................................................................................75
Dynamic IP method ....................................................................................................76
Dynamic rinses ...........................................................................................................77
Edit electrode menu ...................................................................................................78
Edit method menu ......................................................................................................79
Edit reagent menu ......................................................................................................80
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Edit sequence menu ...................................................................................................81
Electrode calibration ..................................................................................................82
Electrode calibration (SAC sequence) .....................................................................83
Electrode calibration not required ............................................................................84
Electrode calibration parameters ..............................................................................84
Electrode calibration stack ........................................................................................85
Electrode connection .................................................................................................86
Electrode function ......................................................................................................87
Electrode icons ...........................................................................................................87
Electrode ID .................................................................................................................87
Electrode identification ..............................................................................................88
Electrode library .........................................................................................................88
Electrode not calibrated .............................................................................................88
Electrode system ........................................................................................................88
Electrode type .............................................................................................................89
Electrode window .......................................................................................................90
Electrodes are different .............................................................................................90
Empty burette .............................................................................................................90
Empty sequence .........................................................................................................90
End point .....................................................................................................................91
End point delay ...........................................................................................................91
End point method .......................................................................................................91
Enter titre .....................................................................................................................92
Equation formula ........................................................................................................93
Equation formula ........................................................................................................94
Equation - ID ...............................................................................................................94
Equation - unit ............................................................................................................95
Equivalent point determination (IP methods) ..........................................................96
Equivalent point determination (IP methods) ..........................................................97
ERR#32 (SAC error) ....................................................................................................98
Error messages ..........................................................................................................99
Error in equation formula ........................................................................................100
Excess reagent ID .....................................................................................................100
Excess titre ...............................................................................................................100
Excess volume ..........................................................................................................100
Fill burette .................................................................................................................101
Flush burette .............................................................................................................101
Format (printouts) ....................................................................................................101
Function ....................................................................................................................102
Fuses .........................................................................................................................102
Global flush burettes ................................................................................................103
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GLP-Archives menu .................................................................................................104
Ground conflict .........................................................................................................104
Help ............................................................................................................................104
High (result indicator) ..............................................................................................104
Icons ..........................................................................................................................105
ID ................................................................................................................................105
Increment ..................................................................................................................106
Inflection Point (IP) ...................................................................................................106
Insert method menu .................................................................................................106
Install burette ............................................................................................................107
Install reagent ...........................................................................................................108
Install reagent (with replacement) ..........................................................................109
Insufficient number of beakers ...............................................................................109
IP filter .......................................................................................................................110
IP reject ......................................................................................................................110
IP>1 (result indicator) ...............................................................................................110
Iso pH .........................................................................................................................111
Keyboard connection ...............................................................................................112
Language ...................................................................................................................113
Low (result indicator) ...............................................................................................113
Main window .............................................................................................................113
Mains frequency .......................................................................................................113
Max. stab reached ....................................................................................................114
Max. stab time ...........................................................................................................114
Max. volume ..............................................................................................................114
Max. vol - Predose > Bur. vol ...................................................................................114
Max. volume reached ...............................................................................................115
Maximum dose ..........................................................................................................115
Measurement ............................................................................................................115
Method .......................................................................................................................116
Method ID ..................................................................................................................116
Method library ...........................................................................................................117
Method parameters menu ........................................................................................117
Method results menu ...............................................................................................118
Method wrong type ...................................................................................................118
Min. ordinate Max. ordinate .....................................................................................119
Min. ordinate Max. ordinate - Blank ........................................................................120
Min. pH0(25) - Max. pH0(25) .....................................................................................120
Min. sensitivity - Max. sensitivity ............................................................................120
Min. speed - Max. speed ..........................................................................................121
Min. Temp. - Max. Temp. ..........................................................................................121
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Missing beaker (SAC error) .....................................................................................122
Missing EP ................................................................................................................122
Missing IP ..................................................................................................................122
Mode ..........................................................................................................................122
Molar weight ..............................................................................................................123
Monotonic IP method ...............................................................................................123
Nb lines per page (printouts) ...................................................................................124
No active electrode defined in "method ID" ...........................................................124
Notification message ...............................................................................................124
Number of buffers ....................................................................................................124
Number of decimals .................................................................................................125
Number of digits .......................................................................................................125
Number of dynamic rinses ......................................................................................125
Number of EP ............................................................................................................125
Number of equations ................................................................................................126
Number of IP .............................................................................................................126
Number of results .....................................................................................................126
Number of static rinses ............................................................................................127
Number of tests ........................................................................................................127
OK (result indicator) .................................................................................................128
Others list ..................................................................................................................128
Parameters menu .....................................................................................................128
PC cable - A95X501 ..................................................................................................128
PC connection ..........................................................................................................128
PC keyboard ..............................................................................................................129
Periodicity .................................................................................................................129
pH0(25) ......................................................................................................................129
pH buffer ....................................................................................................................129
pH calibration results parameters ..........................................................................130
pH calibration solutions parameters ......................................................................130
pH int .........................................................................................................................130
Potential versus SHE ...............................................................................................131
Predose mode, Predose until ..................................................................................132
Preprogrammed list ..................................................................................................132
Printer ........................................................................................................................133
Printer = LIMS (XML) ................................................................................................133
Printer cables - A95P201, A95X506 .........................................................................134
Printer connection ....................................................................................................135
Print in table ..............................................................................................................135
Printouts ....................................................................................................................136
Printouts detailed .....................................................................................................137
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Printouts menu .........................................................................................................137
Printouts setup .........................................................................................................137
Printouts title ............................................................................................................138
Programming method ..............................................................................................138
Programming sequence ...........................................................................................139
Proportional band .....................................................................................................140
Reaction X Exc. + Y Titr ...........................................................................................141
Reaction X Smp + Y Titr ...........................................................................................142
Reaction X Smp + Y Exc ..........................................................................................143
Reaction X Std + Y Titr ............................................................................................144
Reagent addition ID .................................................................................................144
Reagent addition volume .........................................................................................145
Reagent calibration ..................................................................................................145
Reagent calibration (SAC sequence) ......................................................................146
Reagent calibration not required ............................................................................146
Reagent calibration parameters ..............................................................................147
Reagent calibration stack ........................................................................................148
Reagent icons ...........................................................................................................149
Reagent ID .................................................................................................................149
Reagent identification ..............................................................................................150
Reagent library .........................................................................................................150
Reagent not calibrated .............................................................................................150
Reagent system ........................................................................................................150
Reagent titre not entered .........................................................................................150
Reagent unit ..............................................................................................................151
Reagent window .......................................................................................................151
Recalculate results ...................................................................................................152
Remove burette ........................................................................................................153
Remove method from a sequence ..........................................................................153
Remove reagent ........................................................................................................154
Replace burette .........................................................................................................155
Replace reagent ........................................................................................................156
Reset memory ...........................................................................................................156
Reset to factory settings ..........................................................................................156
Result accepted (Yes/No) ........................................................................................156
Result ID ....................................................................................................................156
Result indicators ......................................................................................................157
Result unit .................................................................................................................157
Results .......................................................................................................................158
Results by difference/cumulate ..............................................................................158
Results factor (Yes/No) ............................................................................................159
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Results menu ............................................................................................................160
Rinse time .................................................................................................................160
Routine mode ............................................................................................................161
Run window ..............................................................................................................161
Running a method (preliminary steps) ...................................................................162
Running a method
(steps 6 to 9) 163
Running a method (steps 10 to 12) .........................................................................164
Running a method (last steps) ................................................................................165
Running a sequence with a sample changer .........................................................166
SAC arm obstructed (SAC error) ............................................................................166
SAC ext. cell GND .....................................................................................................167
SAC option missing (SAC error) .............................................................................167
SAC switch Off/On (SAC error) ...............................................................................167
SAC80/SAC850 .........................................................................................................167
Same buffer change buffer ......................................................................................168
Sample amount .........................................................................................................168
Sample changer ........................................................................................................169
Sample changer cable - A95A202 (SAC80) ............................................................170
Sample changer cable - A95X501 (SAC850) ..........................................................170
Sample ID ..................................................................................................................171
Sample menu ............................................................................................................171
Sample preparation no. ............................................................................................172
Sample Run Start/Run End (Standard/Shortcut) ...................................................173
Sample stack .............................................................................................................174
Sample unit ...............................................................................................................174
Sample unit conflict .................................................................................................174
Select electrode ........................................................................................................175
Select method ...........................................................................................................175
Select reagent ...........................................................................................................175
Select sequence .......................................................................................................175
Sensitivity ..................................................................................................................175
Sequence/SAC sequence ........................................................................................176
Sequence/Sample stack menu ................................................................................177
Sequence end in Park (Yes/No) ...............................................................................177
Sequence ID ..............................................................................................................177
Serial number (burette) ............................................................................................178
Setup menu ...............................................................................................................178
Skip empty position .................................................................................................179
Smoothing parameter ..............................................................................................180
Software version .......................................................................................................180
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Solution menu ...........................................................................................................181
Speed .........................................................................................................................182
Stability ......................................................................................................................182
Standard amount ......................................................................................................182
Standard ID ...............................................................................................................183
Standard menu .........................................................................................................183
Start timer ..................................................................................................................184
Static rinses ..............................................................................................................184
Static rinse time ........................................................................................................184
Statistics ....................................................................................................................184
Stirring .......................................................................................................................185
Stoichiometric coefficients ......................................................................................186
Stop after last IP .......................................................................................................186
Stop analysis ............................................................................................................186
Stop point ..................................................................................................................187
Supervisor code .......................................................................................................188
Supervisor mode ......................................................................................................189
Target titre .................................................................................................................189
Temperature Probe/ Fixed at 25°C/Entered ............................................................189
Temperature sensor ID ............................................................................................190
Test amount ..............................................................................................................190
The sequence is empty ............................................................................................190
TIM cell external Gnd ...............................................................................................191
Time max (result indicator) ......................................................................................191
Title ............................................................................................................................191
Titrant ID ....................................................................................................................191
Titre Enter/Calibrate .................................................................................................192
Tray missing (SAC error) .........................................................................................192
TTL 5 V OUT (sockets) ............................................................................................192
TTL IN (sockets) .......................................................................................................193
Turntable blocked (SAC error) ................................................................................193
Type of method .........................................................................................................193
User ID (Yes/No) .......................................................................................................194
User list .....................................................................................................................194
User’s rights ..............................................................................................................194
Volume .......................................................................................................................195
Wrong buffer .............................................................................................................195
Wrong type (SAC error) ...........................................................................................195
Zero pH ......................................................................................................................195
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Appendixes ........................................................................................................197
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Appendix 1: Preprogrammed methods ..................................................................199
Appendix 2: General information ............................................................................201
Appendix 3: Result calculations .............................................................................205
Appendix 4: Technical specifications ....................................................................211
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Introduction

The TitraLab 840 and 845 Titration Workstations are dedicated for routine use. They offer two distinct user levels:
Supervisor
Dedicated for operators who wish to edit their methods to fit their specific needs. They can also assign a password to protect the programmed data from eventual changes.
•Routine
Dedicated for operators wishing to use the routine functions to guide them step by step through the analyses.
The TIM840 and TIM845 can store up to 10 methods, 15 electrodes and 15 reagents.
Thanks to the preprogrammed applications, the Titration Manager is ready for use as soon as it has been installed. Refer to "Appendix 1: Preprogrammed methods", page 199.
The TIM840 and TIM845 also allow you to automatically sequence and repeat measurements
- ideal for direct measurements followed by a titration. The purpose of the TitraLab 840 and 845 Reference Manual is to give detailed information on
the Titration Workstation and the data displayed during operations. The information is listed in alphabetical order for quick access and cross-references are listed in italics.
In addition to this handbook, a general User’s Guide (part no. D21T065) is available giving descriptions and overviews of the workstation menus and operating concepts to guide you through programming and running of the analyses.
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General Information

Safety Information
Please read this entire manual before unpacking, setting up, or operating this equipment. Pay attention to all danger and caution statements. Failure to do so could result in serious injury to the operator or damage to the equipment.
To ensure that the protection provided by this equipment is not impaired, do not use and do not install this equipment in any manner other than that specified in this manual.
Precautionary Labels
Read all labels and tags attached to the instrument. Personal injury or damage to the instrument could occur if not observed.
This symbol, if noted on the instrument, references the instruction manual for operation and/or safety information.
Electrical and electronical equipment marked with this symbol may not be disposed of in European public disposal systems after 13 August of 2005. In conformity with European local and national regulations (EU Directive 2002/96/EC), European electrical equipment users must now return old or end-of life equipment to the Producer for disposal at no charge to the user.
Note: For equipment supplied or produced by "Radiometer Analytical", please contact www.hach-lange.com and select your country for instruc­tions on how to return your equipment for proper disposal."
This symbol, when noted on the product, identifies the location of a fuse or current limiting device.
Warning!
The TitraLab 840 and 845 have been developed to meet the requirements of volumetric titration applications. It is therefore aimed at experienced users who have the knowledge required to operate the instrument and implement the security instructions enclosed. Please remember that the Titration Manager must not, under any circumstances, be used to perform tests on living beings.
We accept no responsibility for using theTitration Manager and its peripheral devices under conditions that are not specified in this Reference Manual and its associated User’s Guide (part no. D21T065).
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Starting up instructions

Set up the instrument in a properly ventilated place. The power supply connector on the rear panel must remain accessible and close to the user (2 m maximum) so that you can quickly disconnect the cables in case of emergency. The room temperature must be between 5 and 40°C. The relative humidity must be between 20 and 80°C.
To a mains supply socket
Connect the mains socket of the Titration Manager to the mains supply using the 3-lead power cord provided. The Titration Manager must be connected to an earthed mains socket for safety reasons. Efficient grounding is essential for reliable measurements and security.
In the USA or Canada, use a UL listed power cord only. Switch on the Titration Manager (O/I power switch set to "I") The Titration Manager displays during a few seconds an identification screen (name and
embedded software version) followed by the Main window, see "Main window", page 83.
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Read me!

An important feature of this Titration Manager interface is that it controls the presence of differ­ent elements necessary to run the defined application for a selected method/sequence, before the method/sequence is run.
Working in Supervisor mode
A Supervisor has access to all the libraries for creation purposes. When programming the Titration Manager in “SUPERVISOR” mode, it is recommended to
work in stages. These stages must be carried out in the order described below:
A.To program method
1.Define your electrode(s)
Identify electrodes (including temperature sensors) to be used for the analysis: Electrodes can be created from the following lists: Catalogue, see "Catalogue list", page 56. Other, see "Others list", page 128. Copy from, see "Copy electrode", page 63. When creating the electrode, define if electrode calibration is required (or not), if yes specify
the "periodicity" of the calibrations and the pH standards to be used. Refer to "Calibrate elec-
trodes", page 55.
2. Define reagent
Identify reagents to be used for the analysis Reagents can be created from the following lists: Catalogue, see "Catalogue list", page 56. Other, see "Others list", page 128. Copy from, see "Copy reagent", page 64. When creating the reagent, define if reagent calibration is required (or titre entered manually),
if yes specify the "periodicity" of the calibrations and the calibration method. Refer to "Reagent
calibration", page 145.
If a sample changer is to be used, define the sample changer in the Configuration menu before programming a SAC sequence.
If you are to perform a calibration, make sure that the electrode(s) used for the calibra­tion are the same as those used in the method.
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3. Create new method or Edit a pre-programmed one
Create the measurement or titration method to be used for the analyses. Enter the parameters required to calculate the results, see "Programming methods", page 25.
When you have finished programming, select the method or pre-programmed application, see
"Select method", page 175.
If you are using a sample changer, edit the sequence and program the sample stack, see
"Sample stack", page 174.
4. Check icons
The following icons indicate the exact state of your working system:
Sunny icon:
Everything is OK. Run the method or sequence.
Cloudy icon:
Electrode/reagent calibration required within 12 or 24 hours.
Stormy icon:
Electrode/reagent calibration date elapsed or reagent(s) not installed.
Question mark:
Programming error.
Refer to "Electrode icons", page 87. Refer to "Reagent icons", page 149.
Sunny icons are needed in order to run the selected method. If Cloudy/Stormy/Question mark icons are displayed in the Reagent/Electrode window
press 1 to activate the “Check” command. The Titration Manager will automatically guide you through the operations required to solve the errors encountered.
B.Running methods
To run a method or sequence, see "Working in Routine mode", page 18.
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Working in Routine mode
A.Access methods
A Routine operator has access to all screens for checking purposes
B.Running methods
When working in “ROUTINE” mode, it is necessary to install your titration system according to the selected method or sequence, prior to running a method or sequence.
1. Select the method or sequence
Refer to "Select method", page 175. Refer to "Select sequence", page 175.
2. Connect the electrodes
Refer to "Electrode connection", page 86.
3. Check icons
Refer to "Check icons", page 17.
Depending on the icons displayed, the Titration Manager will automatically guide you through the steps necessary to run the analysis, see below:
a. Install reagents(s)
Check that the burette is installed, if not, see "Install burette", page 107. Now, install the reagent, see "Install reagent", page 108.
b. Calibrate electrode(s)
Now, run the calibration, see "Calibrate electrodes", page 55.
c. Calibrate reagent(s) or Enter titre
Now, run the calibration or enter the titre.
Refer to "Reagent calibration", page 145. Refer to "Enter titre", page 92.
d. Run the method or the sequence
Refer to "Running a method (preliminary steps)", page 162. Refer to "Running a sequence with a sample changer", page 166.
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Practical examplesxamples

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Programming electrodes

1.
Press 4.
4.
2.
Press 1.
5.
3.
Select Function. Select ID.
6.
Select ID from Catalogue or Others list. Press 1 to confirm.
Press 1 to confirm the creation of the new electrode.
For a combined or a simple electrode or for a reference electrode, enter the potential (in mV) of the reference versus the Standard Hydrogen Electrode (SHE).
For a combined or a simple electrode if you have selected the Others list, enter the inter­nal pH of the electrode. Enter the address of the elec­trode. Select Yes if a calibration is re­quired, go to step 7.
Select No, for no calibration, press Esc to leave the menu. Programming is completed.
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7.
Enter the calibration parame­ters.
10.
8.
Press 1.
11.
9.
Enter the electrode calibration parameters. Press Esc then 2.
12.
Select the buffer solutions used. Press Esc then 3.
Enter the results parameters. Press Esc then 4.
Enter the printouts parameters. Press Esc twice. Electrode programming is completed.
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Programming reagents

1.
Press 5.
4.
2.
Press 1.
5.
3.
Press ✓.
6.
Select ID from Catalogue list or Others list. Enter the target titre and unit.
Press 1 to confirm.
Confirm the creation of the new reagent.
Enter the burette address (TIM845 only). Select Titre = Calibrate if a calibration is required, go to step 7.
Select Titre = Enter to enter the titre manually. Press Esc to leave the menu. Programming is completed.
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7.
Enter the calibration parameters.8.Press 1.
10.
11.
9.
Select the electrode used for the calibration. This electrode must be the one defined in the method using this reagent. Enter the calibration parameters. Press Esc then 2.
12.
Enter the parameters of the standard used for the calibration. Press Esc then 3.
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Enter the Results parame­ters. Press Esc then 4.
Enter the printouts parameters. Press Esc twice. Reagent programming is completed.
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Programming methods

Creating and editing a method
1.
Press 5.
4.
2.
Press 1.
5.
3.
Enter ID. Press 1 to confirm.
6.
Enter method parameters. Specify the Mode, see "Mode",
page 122.
Press 1.
Press and select the electrode(s) from the list(s).
Do not forget to select
the same electrode(s) as the one(s) created in the reagent calibration method.
Enter the other method parameters. Press Esc then 2.
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Enter the Sample parameters. Press Esc then 3.
8.
Enter the results parameters. Press Esc then 4.
9.
Enter the printouts parameters. Press Esc twice. Method pro­gramming is completed.
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Press 5.
4.
2
Press 1.
3.
Enter the Method ID and press 1 to confirm.
Select Mode = Coupled. Enter the 2 methods to be linked. Press Esc twice. Method programming is completed.
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TitraLab 840 and 845 Reference Manual

Programming sequences

A sequence (or SAC sequence) is a sequence of methods with automatic change of the beakers. A sample changer (SAC80 or SAC850) is used.
1.
Press Stop for 3 seconds to enter the SETUP menu.
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2.
Press 1.
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3.
Select a Sample Changer (SAC80 or SAC850). Enter the parameters of the sample changer selected (number of rinses, rinse time, etc.). Press Esc then 5 (Exit) to quit the Setup menu.
Press 3.
Enter a name for the sequence.6.Press 3.
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Press 1 to add a method.
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8.
Select the type of method.
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9.
Select a method in the list of available methods.
12.
Press 1 to add the method to the sequence.
If Sample has been selected in step 8, enter the number of samples (number of times you wish to repeat the method in the sequence). If a SAC850 has been selected in step 3, enter the sample preparation number.
Press 1 to add a second method to the sequence. Repeat steps 8 to 11. 3 methods can be chained in a sequence. After having added the last method, press Esc twice. Sequence programming is completed.
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