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Sper Scientific is pleased to offer the following line of bench
-top meters:
Model 860031 (pH/mV)
Model 860032 (Conductivity/TDS/Salinity)
Model 860033 (Water Quality)
Please note that the meter itself is identical in each of the
above models. Each model can be used for pH/mV,
Conductivity/TDS/Salinity or Water Quality depending on
the probe used.
To utilize your meter under additional parameters, please
refer to the list of probes in OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES on
page 65.
Instructions for all three models are contained within this
manual. Refer to the TABLE OF CONTENTS for the
subsection within MEASUREMENT PROCEDURES that
corresponds to the particular parameter you are measuring.
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FEATURES
Multi-display LCD screen
Automatic buffer recognition
5 point pH calibration
Hold function
Maximum and minimum
Reliable, replaceable probe with temperature
compensation
Easy to view probe calibration data
“Ready” icon on LCD display indicates stability for
reading
PC connection for online logging and uploading 99
memories for analysis
Automatic or manual temperature compensation
Analog output for chart recorders
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POWER SUPPLY
The meter is powered by a 9 Volt DC adapter (included).
The plug of the adaptor is USA type; you will need to
purchase a plug converter if using the meter outside of the
US.
Plug the adaptor into the power port labeled “DC,” located
on the rear of the meter.
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METER COMPONENTS
Meter Drawer
A built-in drawer is located on the bottom of the bench-top
meter. Pull the drawer out and use to store notes and other
important reference data.
Probe Holder
The probe holder is composed of two parts: the base and
arm. Holder assembly does not require tools. The maximum swing angle is 70° and the maximum height of the
holder is 378 mm.
Holder Assembly
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METER COMPONENTS
Holder Disassembly
1. Turn the base upside down.
2. Use a cylindrical object with an approximate 12 mm
diameter to push the arm out of the base.
Attaching Holder to the Meter
After assembling the holder, attach the holder to the meter.
1. Find the two holes on the bottom of the meter that are
used to hold the base.
2. The holder can be attached to the right or left side of the
meter.
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METER COMPONENTS
Locate the two holes at the
bottom of the meter.
The cylindrical knob
on the holder base is
designed to fit into the
hole on the bottom of
the meter.
The holder can hold up to 4
probes. The wire of the probe can
be fixed to the arm.
Turn clockwise to lock the holder
into place. Turn counterclockwise
to adjust the holder up and down.
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LCD DISPLAY
Primary Data Screen displays pH, mV, ORP, Conductivity,
TDS or Salinity value.
Icons ppt, ppm, mg/l, mS, µS, kPA, or mmHg indicate the
unit of measure displayed.
READY indicates the reading is stable.
AUTO indicates auto-ranging function.
MAX, MIN indicate a maximum or minimum memory value.
HLD Holds the current reading on the display.
REC indicates the meter is in recall mode.
MEM indicates the current measured value is saved.
The digital number under MEM indicates the total number
of saved records.
The are real time Y-M-D (Year-Month-Date) or
H:M:S (Hour-Minute-Second).
ATC indicates the meter is in Automatic Temperature
Compensation Mode.
The temperature display is indicated at the bottom of the
LCD. Temperature unit °C or °F is selectable.
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KEYPAD
POWER/SET
CAL/ESC
HLD/REC
MODE/▲
MEMO/▼
Press to turn the meter on/off. Press
and hold for more than 1 second to
enter SET Mode. The meter will default
to the last mode used when turned off
and back on.
Switch between NORMAL and
CALIBRATION Mode. Press to enter
manual temperature setting. In
Calibration, Setting or Recall Modes,
press to return to Normal Mode.
Press to freeze the reading.
Press again to release.
Press for more than 1 second to switch
between NORMAL and RECALL
Modes.
Press to switch the mode.
Press to increase the setting value.
Press to save the current reading.
Press to decrease the setting value.
MN/MX/
CONFIRM
Press to confirm calibration or
parameter setting.
Press to view the min/max of
the memory in Recall Mode.
Press to select AUTO or Manual
ranging when in Cond./TDS/SALT.
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REAR PANEL
The bench-top meter provides a complete set of input
connectors for various commonly-used accessories:
Connection Function
DC Connection of the AC to DC adaptor
power supply
RS232 Connection of a RS232 or USB cable to
a computer to capture online or stored
data
MIC Conductivity probe input
GND (I)
GND (II)
ANALOG Strip chart recorders input. Use
BNC
ATC Phone jack input for the temperature
Earth ground jack inputs (standard tip
connectors)
subminiature plug with positive tip.
The port accepts pH, ORP with a BNC
connector. Ensure that the connector
is clean and dry before connecting.
probe for automatic temperature
compensation
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SETUP MODE
The advanced Setup Mode allows you to customize the
following meter preferences and defaults:
Memory Transmission
Clear Memory
Slope and Offset (pH) or Calibration Review
(Conductivity)
Buffer Solution (pH) or Cell Constant (Conductivity)
Temperature Setting (pH)
Ready Function
Temperature Units
Real Time Clock
Reset
To enter Setup Mode, press SET for more than 2 seconds
while the meter is in Normal Mode.
Note...
To exit Setup Mode without saving, press ESC until Normal
Mode appears. If the meter is in Setup Mode, press ESC
twice to exit. For Conductivity, pH, and mV default settings,
refer to pages 70-71.
Memory Transmission
To transfer stored data from the meter to the computer:
1. Connect a RS232 or USB cable to the rear of the meter,
then connect the other end of the cable with the D-sub
connector to the computer’s serial port. Run the
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SETUP MODE
software associated with this feature.
2. Press SET for 2 seconds to enter setup. “TR” appears
on the middle of the LCD display and P1.0 appears
under “TR.”
3. Press . “OUT” flashes on the upper display and
P1.1 appears under “OUT.” This indicates that memories are transferring. After transmission, the LCD will
return to P1.0.
Note..
The meter can store up to 99 records for each parameter.
If you want to transmit data for a different parameter, press
MODE to select your parameter before entering setup.
Clear Memory
1. Press MODE to select the parameter you want cleared
before entering Setup Mode.
2. Press SET for 2 seconds to enter setup. Press ▲ to
select the memory clear function.
3. “CLR” appears on the middle display with P2.0 in the
lower display.
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SETUP MODE
4. Press to enter step P2.1. The default “NO” icon
flashes on the middle display and P2.1 appears in the
lower display.
5. Press ▲ to change the status from “NO” on the display
to “YES” and then press again to confirm clear
memory. The LCD will return to P2.0 when all memories are deleted.
CAUTION:
THE MEMORY CLEAR PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO
CLEAR 99 MEMORIES AT ONE TIME. PLEASE
CAREFULLY CONSIDER IF YOU WANT TO CLEAR THE
MEMORY AS THIS OPERATION CANNOT BE
REVERSED.
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SETUP MODE
View Slope & Offset (pH Probe)
1. Press MODE to select the probe type as pH.
2. Press SET for 2 seconds to enter setup.
3. Press ▲ until “ELE” appears in the middle display and
P3.0 appears in the lower display.
4. Press
four available slope values; P3.1, P3.2, P3.3, P3.4. If
the value is less than 75% or more than 115%, change
the probe immediately.
5. Press to enter P3.2, P3.3, and P3.4.
Note...
The solution range differs between NIST and Custom
buffers.
to enter P3.1, the LCD displays one of
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SETUP MODE
6. Press to enter P3.5 and view the offset value. The
offset value is the mV value of pH 7 (default 0.0). The
offset value will be different after calibration. If the value
is outside the range of ± 60 mV, replace the probe.
Calibration Review (Conductivity Probe)
This feature allows you to review which range has been calibrated and the last calibration value. The program reviews the probe calibration data of Conductivity, TDS or
SALT.
Note…
If the range is not yet calibrated, the LCD will display the
default value. There are 5 total calibration ranges for
Conductivity, TDS and SALT.
Range 1~3: Conductivity or TDS value
Range 4~5: Conductivity, TDS or SALT value
1. Press MODE to select the probe program.
2. Press SET for 2 seconds to enter setup.
3. Press ▲ to select CAL. “CAL” appears on the middle of
the LCD and P3.0 appears on the lower portion.
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SETUP MODE
4. Press to enter P3.1. Press to enter P3.2,
P3.3, P3.4, P3.5.
5. Press ESC to return to P3.0.
6. Press ESC to return to Normal Mode.
The default values are:
pH Calibration Buffer (pH Probe)
This meter allows the selection of two different types of pH
buffers: NIST or CUSTOM. Selection of the proper buffer
more accurately calibrates the probe to specific
requirements.
NIST buffer: (five settings)
pH 1.68, 4.01, 6.86, 9.18, 12.45
CUSTOM buffer: (five ranges)
pH 1.00~3.00, 3.50~5.50, 6.00~8.00, 8.50~10.50,
11.50~13.50
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SETUP MODE
Select Buffer
1. Press SET for 2 seconds to enter setup.
2. Press ▲ to select pH buffer. “BUF” appears on the
middle of the LCD and P4.0 appears on the lower
portion.
3. Press to enter P4.1. The default “NIST” will
flash on the LCD and P4.1 will appear on the lower
portion of the display. If you use NIST buffers, press
to confirm and the meter returns to P4.0.
4. If your requirement is not for NIST buffers, press ▲ to
change the status to CUSTOM buffer.
5. Press to confirm and the meter will return to P4.0.
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SETUP MODE
6. Press ESC to return to Normal Mode.
Cell Constant (Conductivity Probe)
To view the probe data (cell constant) of each range:
Note…
If the range is not yet calibrated, the LCD will display the
default value (1.000).
1. Press MODE to select the probe program.
2. Press SET for 2 seconds to enter setup.
3. Press ▲ to select CELL. “CELL” will appear on the
middle of the LCD and P4.0 will appear on the lower
portion.
4. Press to enter P4.1. Press to enter P4.2,
P4.3, P4.4, P4.5.
Note…
Cell constant may degrade with time and usage.
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