Mantech T10 Manual de usuario
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in any manner other than specified in this manual.
1. Technical Specifications.......................................................................................................................................................................4
2. Installation...........................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Benchtop Setup...................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.2 Portable Setup.....................................................................................................................................................................................5
3. User Interface and Navigation.............................................................................................................................................................6
3.1 Interface Description...........................................................................................................................................................................6
3.2 Menu Navigation.................................................................................................................................................................................6
4. Calibration ...........................................................................................................................................................................................9
4.1 Guided Calibration...............................................................................................................................................................................9
4.2 Free Calibration.................................................................................................................................................................................13
5. Operation ..........................................................................................................................................................................................16
5.1 Power On/OFF...................................................................................................................................................................................16
5.2 Operation with Benchtop or Portable setup .....................................................................................................................................16
5.3 Operation with Automated Setup.....................................................................................................................................................18
6. Configuration.....................................................................................................................................................................................19
6.1 Time/Date .........................................................................................................................................................................................19
6.2 Display...............................................................................................................................................................................................19
6.2.1 Contrast.....................................................................................................................................................................................19
6.2.2 Backlight Time...........................................................................................................................................................................19
6.2.3 Backlight Level...........................................................................................................................................................................19
6.2.4 Partial Results............................................................................................................................................................................20
6.2.5 Big Number ...............................................................................................................................................................................20
6.3 Instrument.........................................................................................................................................................................................20
6.3.1 Auto-Off ....................................................................................................................................................................................20
6.3.2 Auto-Reading ............................................................................................................................................................................20
6.3.3 Color Compensation..................................................................................................................................................................21
6.3.4 Test Curves................................................................................................................................................................................21
6.3.5 Measuring Mode.......................................................................................................................................................................21
6.3.6 Sample ......................................................................................................................................................................................22
6.3.7 ID...............................................................................................................................................................................................22
6.3.8 Schedule Calibration .................................................................................................................................................................23
6.3.9 Calibration Check ......................................................................................................................................................................23
6.3.10 Customize................................................................................................................................................................................23
6.3.11 Tag Number.............................................................................................................................................................................23
6.3.12 Language.................................................................................................................................................................................23
6.4 Communication.................................................................................................................................................................................24
6.4.1 Eco Result..................................................................................................................................................................................24
6.4.2 Log Transmit..............................................................................................................................................................................24
6.4.3 Serial Baud ................................................................................................................................................................................24
6.4.4 Header.......................................................................................................................................................................................25
6.4.5 CSV Separator ...........................................................................................................................................................................25
6.4.6 Serial Communication...............................................................................................................................................................25
6.5 User Test ...........................................................................................................................................................................................25
6.6 Security..............................................................................................................................................................................................26
7. Replacement Parts, Accessories and Consumables...........................................................................................................................26
Appendix 1 –Warranty..........................................................................................................................................................................27
Warranty .................................................................................................................................................................................................27
Change to Specifications .........................................................................................................................................................................28
Liability....................................................................................................................................................................................................28
Measurement method
Ratio determination using a primary nephelometric light scatter signal (90°)
to the transmitted light scatter signal.
Reading units
NTU/ EBC
Lamp Source
Tungsten Lamp (White Light); LED Lamp (IR Light)
Method Conformity
EPA 180.1, ASTM D1889, SM 2130B (White Light);
ISO 7027 and EN27027 (IR Light)
Detector
Silicon Photocell
Measuring Range
0 to 1000 NTU / 0 to 250 EBC
Resolution
0.01 on lowest range
Accuracy
± 2% of reading: 0 to 1000 NTU
Repeatability
± 1% of reading or 0.01 NTU
Automatic Reading
With user-defined intervals 0 to 250 seconds
Maximum uncertainty
± 2% of full scale
Display
LCD 2 lines / 16 characters
Response Time
Programmable 6 to 41 sec
Data Logger
Up to 1000 data
Auto ShutOff
Programmable from 1 to 60 min
Fast Cal function
Quick Calibration for single point
Software Functions
Signal averaging, "Fast Settling", results freezing, analyst and sample
identification, calibration status, verification and calibration reminder,
calibration history, password
Sample Required
15 ml vial with lid
Sample vials
Round borosilicate glass vial with screw and caps (Φ = 24,5 mm)
Power Supply
4 AA batteries or USB power supply cable
Indicator
Low battery indicator / battery exchange
Serial Output
USB
Storage Conditions
0 to 40°C (instrument only)
Dimensions
114 x 198 x 83 mm
1. Set the meter on a flat, clean surface.
2. Plug the meter into a wall outlet using the provided USB
cable and a USB power adapter. Depending on country, a USB
power adapter may be provided as well.
3. Alternatively, plug the meter into a computer USB outlet.
1. With a Philips-head screw driver, remove the battery cover on the rear of the meter.
2. Install x4 AA batteries in the compartment, matching the orientation of the batteries to the diagram
below.
3. Replace the battery cover, ensuring the screws are tight.
4. Place the meter face-up in the provided carry case.
To access the instrument menu, hold the MENU key for 3 seconds. The T10 instrument menu is divided into 4
main functions with sub-menus:
•ID –Access the user ID functions
•Calibrate –Access the calibration functions
•Config –Access the configuration functions
•Service –Access the service functions (only for certified technicians)
When in the instrument menu, use the ↑ and ↓ keys to select the desired function, then press READ to enter it.
You can move back up a level in the menu structure using the ESC key, or by navigating to the ‘BACK’ option
displayed in many of the menu levels and pressing READ.
When typing out letters or numbers, use the ↑ and ↓ keys to scroll through letters/numbers, the MENU key to
move the cursor to the right, and the READ key to move the cursor to the left. Press ESC to erase an entered
number or letter.
To save any settings, options, or entered numbers/letters, hold the SAVE key for 3 seconds.
1. DISPLAY: Displays readings, diagnostics, and
operational data
2. ↑: Scrolls through menus, enters numbers
and letters
3. MENU: Selects options to configure the
instrument, selects analysis and moves the cursor
to the right
4. SAVE: Store selections and data, saves the
result to be USB transferred and selects the
parameters
5. ↓: Scrolls through menus, enters numbers
and letters
6. READ/ON: Switches the instrument on,
confirms options, sample reading, moves the
cursor to the left
7. ESC/OFF: Powers the instrument off (3 sec
hold), aborts operations, returns to the previous
screen
The full menu structure is listed below, with descriptions:
•ID –Access the user ID functions
oSample
oUser
•Calibrate –Access the calibration functions
oGuided Cal
oFree Cal
•Config –Access the configuration functions
oTime/Date –Update the date and time
▪Time
▪Date
oDisplay –Change the display settings
▪Contrast
▪Backlight Time
▪Backlight Level
oInstrument –Access the instrument configuration options
▪Auto Off
▪Auto Reading
▪Color Compensation
▪Hab. Tests
▪Fast Settling
▪Sample
▪ID
•User ID
•Sample ID
▪Schedule Cal
•F Scale
▪Instrument ID
▪Part Number
▪Language
•US
•ES
•BR
oCommunication –Communication configuration options
▪Eco Result
•New Mark
•All Mark
•New
•All
▪Log Transmit
•New Mark
•All Mark
•New
•All
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•Config –Access the configuration functions
oUser Test –Not applicable
▪User Test 1
▪User Test 2
oSecurity –Set the security levels for each menu option
▪ID
•Security Level
•Password
▪Calibration
•Security Level
•Password
▪Config
•Security Level
•Password
▪Service
•Security Level
•Password
•Service –Access the service functions (only for certified technicians)
oDatalog
▪Visualize
▪Log Transmit
oDiagnostic
▪Signal
▪Sensor
▪Battery
▪Duty
▪Current (mA)
▪Light
▪Temperature
▪Blank
▪NL Blank
▪F Scale
▪NL F Scale
▪Readings
oReset Calibration
oDefault
▪Activate Default
▪Save Default
oLight Calibration
oSet Time
oRecover Password
The T10 Turbidimeter is programmed with two internal calibration options:
•Guided Calibration
•Free Calibration
A full guided calibration of the T10 is recommended once every 3 months at a minimum, to compensate for
changes in light bulb intensity. This calibration is not to be confused with the ‘software calibration’ performed
through PC-Titrate when using the Automated Turbidity setup. This calibration is accessed by navigating
through the T10 meter menus and is only applied internally to the meter.
The Free Calibration can be used to fine tune the measurements by adjusting the internal calibration curve to
match a single point. You also have the option to perform a Free Calibration on multiple points, but this is only
recommended when using the T10 in the Benchtop or Portable setup. When using the Automated setup, the
Free Calibration is only recommended for ‘Zeroing’ the instrument.
The Guided Calibration option is to be performed with cuvette inserts provided with the meter, or in a separate
kit. It is imperative that the proper cuvettes are used for the calibration, and that the proper standards are
used. The standards for the guided calibration are listed below:
1. 0.02 NTU
2. 20 NTU
3. 100 NTU
4. 800 NTU
To perform the Guided Calibration, follow the procedure below:
1. Ensure the T10 turbidity meter is turned on. If calibrating on an Automated T10 system, empty the
turbidity line of storage water, and remove the flow cell. Refer to Technical Bulletin 2020-008 for
instructions on removing the flow cell from an Automated T10 Turbidity meter.
2. Wear Gloves *IMPORTANT* and retrieve the T10 Sealed Standard Calibration Kit.
3. Hold the MENU button for 3 seconds, until you see ‘Menu’ appear on screen.
4. Press the DOWN button to show ‘Calibrate’ on screen, then press READ. You will see ‘Guided Cal.’ on
screen, press READ again to start the calibration.
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