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Short Guide for Calibration of pH corrected Q45H62 chlorine monitor
This guide is intended for use for routine calibration only. If problems during calibration occur please consult the
full O&M manual. Main thing to remember is to calibrate the pH using 2 standards prior to calibrating the chlorine
(only when the correction is turned ON).
General
To calibrate the Q45H62 Residual Chlorine Monitor with pH correction turned ON you will need:
1. pH buffers. Ideally pH 4 and pH 7. On applications with pH 7+ use buffers 7 and 10.
2. Method of determining the level of residual chlorine, e.g. Hach colorimeter or Palin test.
3. Chlorinated water 0.100ppm+ for calibration (this minimum is required due to potential error of dpd test.
pH Calibration (Must do first)
Keys to Press
1
MENU/ESC until
2
ENTER
3
∆, ∆, ∆, ∆
4
Place sensor in buffer 1
5
Wait 1 – 2 minutes (stir probe)
6
ENTER
Adjust pH value using left arrow to
7
select digit and to ∆ adjust
8
ENTER
Rinse sensor then place in buffer 2
9
(low)
10
∆
11
ENTER
Adjust pH value using left arrow to
12
select digit and to ∆ adjust
14
ENTER
To return to MEASURE Menu use
15
MENU/ESC, to go to CAL Cl2 press ∆
Normal ("1 Ref") Cl
2
Keys to Press
1
a) ∆ or MENU/ESC
2
ENTER
3
ENTER
Q45H Training Handout 4.05
calibration
Screen Display
CAL MENU
Cal Cl2
Cal Temp, Set Range,
Cal pH type. 2 Pnt, Cal
pH buf1
Cal pH buf XX.X pH
Accepted
Cal pH buf2
Cal pH buf XX.x pH
Accepted
Screen Display
CAL MENU
Cal Cl2
Set cal mode, 1 ref
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User Action Required
If Cal pH type 1 Pnt is displayed.
Press ENTER and use∆ to select 2
Pnt
Right hand digit flashes
Wait 1 minute
Right hand digit flashes
User Action Required
If the display says 2 Zero or 3 cmp
press ENTER and use ∆ to adjust to 1