9
7 9 Value will vary according to solution’s temperature listed below:
ISO standard buffer solution Temperature
(°C) Slope
1.68
Offset
7.00
Slope
4.01
Slope
10.01
Slope
12.45
0 1 67 7 11 4 00 10 32 13 43
5 1 67 7 08 4 00 10 25 13 21
10 1 67 7 06 4 00 10 18 13 00
15 1 67 7 03 4 00 10 12 12 81
20 1 68 7 01 4 00 10 06 12 63
25 1.68 7.00 4.01 10.01 12.45
30 1 69 6 98 4 02 9 97 12 29
35 1 69 6 98 4 02 9 93 12 13
40 1 70 6 97 4 03 9 89 11 99
45 1 70 6 97 4 04 9 86 11 84
50 1 71 6 97 4 05 9 83 11 70
55 1 72 6 97 4 06 11 57
60 1 72 6 97 4 08 11 45
65 1 73 6 97 4 10
70 1 74 6 98 4 12
75 1 75 6 99 4 14
80 1 77 7 00 4 16
85 1 78 7 02 4 18
90 1 80 7 03 4 21
95 1 81 7 05 4 24
7 10 If the meter does not recognize the buffer, it means the electrode
could be defective or the buffer solution is wrong Calibration
cannot proceed until they are rectified
7 11 When the meter beeps, Offset point is established
7 12 Now 1 68, 4 01, 10 01 and 12 45 will alternate on main display
7 13 Rinse the pH electrodes and temperature probe in distilled water,
blot or shake dry then dip into next slope buffer solution
7 14 When the meter recognizes the buffer, it displays in blinking mode
7 15 If the value is different from that of the buffer solution then the
electrode could be damage
7 16 When the meter starts beeping, a Slope point is established The
remaining slope values will alternate on the main display
7 17 Repeat step 7 13 to 7 16 sequentially up to 4 slope points
7.18 At least 2 calibration points (offset & slope) must be established in each session
of calibration. Otherwise, the whole calibration will not register.
7 19 When calibration is completed, press ENTER to store all calibrated
points and to return to normal measuring mode
7 20 Anytime during calibration, press EXIT for 2 seconds will abort all