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How to define temperature compensation<br />

Press to select ”TC Test Medium” from the<br />

Parameter Setting menu (opl or adm).<br />

Press to select ”TC Calculation Off”, ”Linear”<br />

or ”EN” (with opt. 392 also ”Ultrapure”) and confirm<br />

with .<br />

If you have selected ”TC Calculation Linear”,<br />

press .<br />

You can now enter the TC of the solution and the<br />

reference temperature using scrolling and cursor<br />

keys (see page 2–5). Confirm your entries with<br />

.<br />

If you have selected ”TC Calculation Ultrapure”<br />

(only with opt. 392), press .<br />

Now you can select the type of impurity and confirm<br />

your choice with .<br />

If one of the above mentioned types of TC correction<br />

has been set, the menu line “Sample Cal” is<br />

displayed.<br />

Here, you can select whether sample calibration is<br />

to be performed with or without TC correction (see<br />

Pg. 6–10).<br />

Current Output<br />

The current output provides an impressed standard<br />

current of 0 to 20 mA or 4 to 20 mA. The output<br />

current can be read out on a secondary display<br />

(see page 2–1).<br />

You can assign the output current to any of the<br />

following variables:<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

conductivity value<br />

resistivity<br />

measured temperature (C)<br />

concentration (only with options 359, 360, 382)<br />

Output current will be frozen at its last value:<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

during calibration<br />

during current source function (manual entry)<br />

in the menu “Meas. Point Maintenance”<br />

in the menu “Resistance Measurement”<br />

after the corresponding interface command<br />

Capabilities 9–17

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