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    Single Analyte Meter - COD LR

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    This document provides instructions for operating a low range COD photometer that measures chemical oxygen demand from 0-150 ppm. Key steps include powering on the device, zeroing it with a blank sample, inserting test samples, and reading results in ppm. The device runs on 4 AAA batteries and stores the last 15 test results that can be recalled later.

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    Single Analyte Meter - COD LR

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    This document provides instructions for operating a low range COD photometer that measures chemical oxygen demand from 0-150 ppm. Key steps include powering on the device, zeroing it with a blank sample, inserting test samples, and reading results in ppm. The device runs on 4 AAA batteries and stores the last 15 test results that can be recalled later.

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    This document provides instructions for operating a low range COD photometer that measures chemical oxygen demand from 0-150 ppm. Key steps include powering on the device, zeroing it with a blank sample, inserting test samples, and reading results in ppm. The device runs on 4 AAA batteries and stores the last 15 test results that can be recalled later.

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    Single Analyte Meter - COD LR

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    Leonard Santiguel
    This document provides instructions for operating a low range COD photometer that measures chemical oxygen demand from 0-150 ppm. Key steps include powering on the device, zeroing it with a blank sample, inserting test samples, and reading results in ppm. The device runs on 4 AAA batteries and stores the last 15 test results that can be recalled later.

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    Low Range

    COD Photometer

    A-7320

    0 to 150
    PPM (mg/Liter)
    Battery Replacement
    Operating Tips
    • Upon startup, the photometer automatically proceeds to the zeroing process.
    Every time the photometer powers on, it must be re-zeroed.
    Battery
    Compartment
    • To re-zero the photometer, it must be turned off and back on again.
    Cover (B) • A series of readings can be taken without re-zeroing, as long as the photome-
    ter stays on during the series.
    Seal Ring (A)
    • When the vial is appropriately seated in the sample compartment, the cap is
    almost touching the top edge of the cell adapter.
    • Protect photometer from extreme humidity, corrosive fumes and dusty areas.
    Store in a cool, dry place.
    Instrument • Remove the batteries when the photometer is not in use.
    Back Screws • Press the ! key to turn the display back light on or off.
    • When moving the photometer from one temperature extreme to another, wait
    at least 10 minutes before use to allow photometer to come to temperature
    Batteries equilibrium.
    • To avoid errors caused by stray light, do not use the instrument in bright
    sunlight.
    • Contamination of the optics in the sample chamber will result in incorrect
    measurements. The windows in the sample chamber should be checked at
    Notch regular intervals and cleaned as necessary. Use a soft moist cloth or cotton
    swab for cleaning purposes.
    To ensure that the instrument is waterproof: Displays and Troubleshooting
    • seal ring (A) must be in position E01: Light absorption too great (dirty optics)
    • battery compartment cover (B) must be fixed with the four screws E20/E21: Too much light reaching detector
    E22 or Battery Icon: Battery should be replaced
    Cell Adapter Installation E27/E28/E29: Instrument zeroed incorrectly, misaligned adapter, vial not
    Insert the cell adapter into the instrument’s sample chamber by aligning the arrow properly seated, dirty optics or failing light source.
    on the adapter with the arrow on the instrument. Be sure that the adapter seats Hi/E03: Measuring range exceeded or excessive turbidity
    completely into the sample chamber. Lo: Test result has negative value (less than 0 ppm)

    Operating Instructions Specifications


    1. Follow the CHEMetrics COD Test Procedure (Steps 1-11) which is included in Auto Shutoff: After 15 minutes of non-use
    every CHEMetrics COD Test Kit. Optics: 430 nm LED/interference filter and photosensor in transparent sample
    chamber
    Note: Use only COD vials with a range of 0 - 150 mg/L (LR) with this pho-
    Operating Temp.: 5 to 40°C (41 to 104°F)
    tometer.
    Battery: 4 AAA batteries (approx. 5,000 tests or 17 hours)
    2. Press the Power key. Waterproof: Floating, IP68 (1 hour at 0.1 meter)
    3. The display will show "cod". Wavelength Accuracy: ± 1 nm
    Photometric Accuracy: 3% full scale (T = 20 - 25° C / 68 - 77° F)
    4. Wipe the exterior of a digested COD reagent blank vial until it is clean and dry,
    Photometric Resolution: 0.01 A
    and then insert it into the sample compartment (see operating tips). Press the
    Ambient Conditions: Temperature 5 - 40° C / 41 - 104° F
    Zero/Test key. The “cod” symbol will flash for approximately 8 seconds, then
    Rel. humidity 30 - 90 % (non-condensing)
    the display will show “0.0.0”.
    CE: Certificate of Declaration of CE-Conformity available upon request.
    5. Wipe the exterior of a digested COD vial until it is clean and dry, and then insert
    it into the sample compartment. Press the Zero/Test key. The “cod” symbol
    will flash for 3 seconds, then the sample test result will appear in the display as
    mg/L COD.
    6. Record the test result.
    Menu Selection
    Setting Date and Time
    Upon initial start-up, the SAM will display "Set", "dAtE", and "YYYY", then a 4 digit
    number. Proceed to Step 4 in the procedure below to set the date and time, or
    power the instrument off and on again to bypass this process. At any time that
    the time and/or data need to be reset, follow steps 1-6 of the procedure below.
    1. Press the Mode key and hold. Turn the instrument on by pressing and
    releasing the Power key. Once three decimal points appear in the display,
    release the Mode key. The display will show "di 5".
    2. Press and release the ! key until the display shows arrows in the upper right
    and lower left corners of the display, pointing to "Time" and "Date".
    3. Press the Mode key. "Set", "dAtE" will briefly appear in the display.
    4. Date and time settings are displayed in the following order: Year ("YYYY"),
    Month ("MM"), Day ("dd"), Hour ("hh"), Minutes ("mm"). Increase the
    displayed value for each setting by pressing the Mode key or decrease the
    value by pressing the Zero/Test key until the desired value is displayed.
    5. Press the ! key to save the displayed value and to proceed to the next
    setting.
    6. After setting the minutes, press the ! key. The display will flash "iS" "SEt" and
    then will return to the measurement mode.

    Recall of Stored Data


    The SAM photometer automatically stores the last 15 data sets. To recall stored
    data:
    1. Press the Mode key and hold. Turn the instrument on by pressing and
    releasing the Power key. Once three decimal points appear in the display,
    release the Mode key. The display will show "di 5".
    Note: If the instrument is already on, press and hold the ! key for at least 4
    seconds and release to access the stored data.
    2. Press the Mode key. The photometer will display the stored data sets in the
    following format:
    a. Sample Number: nXX (e.g. n15, n14, … n1)
    b. Year: XXXX (e.g. 2017)
    c. Date: mm.dd (e.g. 03.15)
    d. Time: hh.mm (e.g. 12:05)
    e. Analyte
    f. Result
    3. Press the Zero/Test key to repeat the current data set.
    4. Press the Mode key to proceed to the next data set.
    5. Press the ! key to return to the measurement mode.

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