Configure The Instrument; Using The Sc Controller - Hach FT660 sc Manual Básico Del Usuario

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Figure 6
shows examples of good and bad methods of installing a
sample line into a process pipe.
Notes:
• Keep the sample inlet and drain tubing as short as possible to
minimize lag time of the sample flow.
• Control the flow rate into the instrument with a flow restriction device
on the sample line. Refer to
Specifications
specifications.
Note: Flow rates greater than 750 mL/minute will cause the instrument to
overflow into the drain, decrease the performance of the bubble trap and cause
incorrect readings.
Figure 6 Sampling methods
1 Air
Operation

Using the sc controller

Before using the instrument with an sc controller become familiar with
the operating mode of the sc controller. Refer to the sc controller user
manual and learn how to use and navigate the menu functions.
on page 3 for flow rate
2 Sample flow

Configure the instrument

Use the Configure menu to enter identification information and display
options for the instrument and to change options for instrument settings,
data handling and storage.
1. From the Main menu, select Sensor Setup, [Select Sensor],
Configure.
2. Use the arrow keys to select an option and confirm. To enter
numbers, characters or punctuation, push and hold the UP or DOWN
arrow keys. Push the RIGHT arrow key to advance to the next
space.
Option
Description
BUBBLE
Enable or disable bubble reject—Yes (default) or No
REJECT
Bubble reject is an averaging algorithm that
compensates for higher readings caused by entrained
air coming out of the solution in the sample chamber.
SIGNAL AVG
Select no signal averaging or the amount of time for
signal averaging—no averaging, 6, 30, 60 or 90 (default)
seconds.
MEAS UNITS
Select the measurement units to show on the display—
mNTU (default), mFTU, NTU, FTU, mg/L or Degree.
EDIT NAME
Change the name to show on the display for the
instrument. The instrument name can be a maximum of
12-digits in any combination of symbols and alpha or
numeric characters.
Note: The serial number of the instrument is the default
name.
SET
Set the number of significant digits to show on the
RESOLUTION
display (default=3).
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