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7 Various functions

826/827 pH meter, Instructions for Use 35

7 Various functions

This section describes various functions of the pH meter which cannot

be assigned to individual modes.

7.1 Reports

A pH meter report is produced by transmitting data to a printer or com-

puter via the infrared interface. In this way you can document e. g.

measuring results, calibration data or the configuration of the instru-

ment in written form.

A requirement for a properly functioning report output is the activation

of the infrared interface (see Section 5.4).

The following reports can be printed automatically:

• Calibration report: The report of the current calibration can be

printed additionally to each printed measuring point. Therefor acti-

vate the parameter report under param/cal.settings.

• System test report: The result of the system test after switching on

the pH meter is printed out automatically if the parameter sys.test

rep. under configuration/report is activated.

Apart from the measuring point report, all reports can be triggered ma-

nually at a later date via the menu << report >>. The required report

can be selected with the arrow keys <

> or <> after confirming

with <OK>:

cal Calibration report

config Instrument configuration report

param Parameter report of the pH measurement

mval Output of all stored measured values

pc/lims Output of all stored measured values in machine

readable form for storage with a PC

all Output of all existing reports

The reports cal and param are only available in the pH mode.

Attention!

The report output can be terminated at any time with <QUIT>. For

this reason you should wait for the report output to be finished before

operating the pH meter again. In this way you avoid the accidental

cancellation of a report output.

The following pages show the arrangement of reports together with the

different types of reports.

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