EN-10
5 ° C
1.67
10 ° C
1.67
15 ° C
1.67
20 ° C
1.68
25 ° C
1.68
30 ° C
1.68
35 ° C
1.69
40 ° C
1.69
45 ° C
1.70
50 ° C
1.71
4.1.2
Performing 1-point calibration
Calibration: pH electrodes need to be calibrated with pH standard buffer solutions before a
proper pH measurement can be made. Calibration is to display the correct pH value when the
meter receives the mV value signal from the pH electrode.
Slope: the linear coefficient between mV and pH according to theoretical value (e.g. -
59.16mV/pH @ 25 ° C which means 100% slope);
Offset: the mV value when pH value is 7.00. (Theoretical value is 0 mV);
Begin by ensuring the meter is plugged in, the electrode is properly attached and the meter is
powered on by pressing
Place the pH electrode in the prepared buffer solution, stir for approximately 5 seconds and
wait for an additional 30-60 seconds.
Press button-
measurement icon
When the reading is stable (normally the reading does not change in 5s), press button-
to lock the reading and finish 1 point calibration. The buffer value (e.g. pH 7.00)
with the temperature is displayed on the screen; the meter can recognize the buffer
automatically (auto buffer recognition).
The 1-point calibration is finished; now we have 3 options:
Press button-
are shown on the display for 3 seconds then returns to the measurement screen.
4.01
7.09
4.00
7.06
4.00
7.04
4.00
7.02
4.01
7.00
4.01
6.99
4.02
6.98
4.03
6.97
4.05
6.97
4.06
6.96
.
, "Cal 1" displays on the top right of the screen and is blinking. The
appears on the top of the screen,
to store the 1-point calibration data and exit, the offset and the slope
STARTER 2100 Bench pH Meters
10.25
10.18
10.12
10.06
10.01
9.97
9.93
9.89
9.86
9.83
is blinking during calibration.