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ba75717e01 05/2007DRAFT: Thursday, 26. April 2007BYKLC4Cat. no.: 1740Operating manualHand-held conductivity meterTref25nLFCALCALMEMMEMS/cmCESCESC1 3 1

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Commissioning BYK LC 4103.3 Connecting the sensor module1 Unscrew the coupling ring (1) from the meter.2 Place the sensor module (2) in a straight pos

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BYKLC4 Commissioning113.4 Storing the meter and sensor moduleTo maintain the operability of the meter and sensor module for a long time, leave the sen

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Commissioning BYK LC 412

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BYKLC4 Operation134 Operation4.1 Operating elementsThe entire operation is carried out via the touch sensitive surface of the display (touch screen).

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Operation BYK LC 414Touch screen The touch screen contains 8 touch sensitive tactile areas that start different functions when being pressed, dependin

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BYKLC4 Operation15Touch screenoperationIn this operating manual, keys are indicated by angle brackets <..>. The touch screen symbol (example <

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Operation BYK LC 4164.2 Switching on the meterNoteThe meter has an energy saving feature to avoid unnecessary battery deple-tion. The energy saving fe

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BYKLC4 Operation174.3 Measuring4.3.1 General informationDepth ofimmersionFor measurements in a measuring solution we recommend an immersion depth of a

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Operation BYK LC 4184.3.2 Carrying out measurementsSetting menu,measuredparameter1 Make sure a valid calibration exists for the measuring system (see

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BYKLC4 Operation194.3.3 Setting the TDS factor1 If necessary, press <"_> [<Measured value>] repeatedly until the measured parameter T

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BYK LC 42Accuracy whengoing to pressThe use of advanced technology and the high quality standard of our instruments are the result of continuous devel

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Operation BYK LC 4204.3.4 Switching over the temperature unitFor reproducible conductivity measurements, it is essential to measure the temperature of

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BYKLC4 Operation214.4 Adjusting/calibrating the cell constantWhy adjust/calibrate the cellconstant?The actual cell constant of the sensor module can s

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Operation BYK LC 422AutoRead(drift control)The calibration procedure automatically activates the AutoRead function. The display of the unit flashes du

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BYKLC4 Operation23NoteYou can terminate the setting of the cell constant with <E>. The data of the terminated setting is not used.The cell const

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Operation BYK LC 4244.4.2 Determining the cell constant (calibration in the control stan-dard)NoteThis method of automatically determining the cell co

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BYKLC4 Operation25NoteIf no valid calibration can be accomplished, the Err3 error message appears on the display. Measuring is not possible in this co

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Operation BYK LC 4264.5 Setting the temperature compensationThe calculation of the temperature compensation is based on the preset reference temperatu

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BYKLC4 Operation274.5.1 Selecting the temperature compensationSetting menu forthe temperaturecompensation1 Open the setting menu for the cell constant

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Operation BYK LC 4284.5.2 Setting the linear temperature coefficient NoteYou can terminate the setting of the temperature coefficient with <E>.

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BYKLC4 Operation294.6 Setting the reference temperatureThe setting is only effective if the linear or nonlinear temperature compensa-tion is switched

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BYKLC431 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Operation BYK LC 4304.7 Calibration dataThe calibrated cell constant is displayed after calibration (see section 4.4.2) and is accessible any time. 1

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BYKLC4 Operation314.8 Setting the calibration intervalThe calibration interval determines how many days after the last calibration the instrument shou

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Operation BYK LC 4324.9 SavingThe BYK LC 4 meter has a data memory. Up to 50 measurement datasets can be stored in it. A dataset consists of:! Main m

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BYKLC4 Operation33If all storage locations are occupied, the StoFull message appears. You have the following options:4.9.2 Displaying measured data fr

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Operation BYK LC 4344.9.3 Erasing measured data from the memoryTo erase all datasets proceed as follows:5 If necessary, display further elements of th

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BYKLC4 Operation354.10 ClockThe meter has a clock. When saving measured values and calibrating, the date and current time are automatically saved as w

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Operation BYK LC 4364 Set the time with <>> and <<>.5 Select the [<Day> or <Month>] with <5_> or <6_>.The d

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BYKLC4 Operation374.10.2 Alarm functionWith the alarm function you set a point of time (alarm time) at which an alarm signal should sound. Prerequisit

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Operation BYK LC 438Switching on thealarm functionSwitching off thealarm function4.10.3 Stopwatch With the stopwatch, you measure time periods of up t

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BYKLC4 Operation394.10.4 TimerThe timer function can count down the seconds of a specified time interval (timer intervall) of maximum 59:59 (minutes:s

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BYK LC 445.1 Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 435.2 Battery exchange . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Operation BYK LC 440NoteIf the timer has been stopped you can! Reset the timer to the adjusted timer interval with <R>.! Terminate the timer and

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BYKLC4 Operation414.12 Reset The following parameters are stored in the sensor module. The reset function resets them to the delivery condition.NoteTh

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Operation BYK LC 442Resetting themeasuring param-etersSetting thecalibration interval1 Start the INIT initialization menu with <C_>.2 For initia

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BYK LC 4 Maintenance, cleaning, disposal435 Maintenance, cleaning, disposal5.1 MaintenanceThe meter is almost maintenance-free. The only maintenance a

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Maintenance, cleaning, disposal BYK LC 4445.3 CleaningOccasionally wipe the outside of the meter with a damp, soft cloth.CautionThe housing components

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BYK LC 4 Maintenance, cleaning, disposal45Cleaning thesensor moduleWe recommend to clean the sensor module thoroughly, especially before measuring low

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Maintenance, cleaning, disposal BYK LC 446

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BYKLC4 What to do if...476 What to do if...Error message0FL0FL0FL0FL, UFLUFLUFLUFL Error messageErr3Err3Err3Err3Error messageErr4Err4Err4Err4Error me

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What to do if... BYK LC 448No stablemeasured value Indication, l Meter does notreact to keystroke Sensor symbolflashes Message, St oFullStoF ullStoF

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BYKLC4 Technical data497 Technical data7.1 Measuring instrumentDimensions approx. 140 x 80 x 33 mm (without sensor module)Weight approx. 115 g (withou

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BYKLC4 Overview51 OverviewThe BYK LC 4 hand-held meter and a suitable sensor module enable you to measure the conductivity, specific resistance, salin

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Technical data BYK LC 450Measuring rangesandresolution Accuracy(± 1 digit) [µS/cm] [mS/cm]0.0 ... 199.90 ... 19990.00 ... 19.990.0 ... 199.9Spec.

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BYKLC4 Technical data51Accuracy(± 1 digit)Cell constant,calibrated Cell constant,adjusted Referencetemperature Memory locations 50SAL Range 0.0 ... 42

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Technical data BYK LC 4527.2 Sensor module TetraCon VElectrodesMaterialDimensionsDepth ofimmersionmin.: 36 mmmax.: 75.5 mm (T < 50 °C)max.: 54.0 mm

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BYKLC4 Technical data53Storage medium AirAccessoriesMaterial of thermistor enclosureGraphiteWorking temperature -5 .. +100°CThermistor response behavi

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Technical data BYK LC 454

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BYKLC4 Lists558ListsThis chapter provides additional information and orientation aids.Abbreviations The list of abbreviations explains the indicators

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Lists BYK LC 456AbbreviationsConductivity value°C Temperature unit, Celsius°F Temperature unit, FahrenheitAR AutoRead (drift control)C Cell constant c

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BYKLC4 Lists57GlossaryAdjusting To manipulate a measuring system so that the relevant value (e. g. the displayed value) differs as little as possible

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Lists BYK LC 458ReferencetemperatureIn order to compare values measured at different temperatures, the values have to be converted to a fixed temperat

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BYKLC4 Index599 IndexAAlarm function ...37Authorized use ...7CCalibratio

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Overview BYK LC 46

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Index BYK LC 460

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BYK-Gardner GmbHLausitzer Str. 8D-82538 GeretsriedGermanyTel: +49-8171-3493-0Fax: +49-8171-3493-140E-Mail: [email protected]: http://www.byk

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BYKLC4 Safety72SafetyThis operating manual contains basic instructions that you must follow during the commissioning, operation and maintenance of the

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Safety BYK LC 482.2 General safety instructionsThis instrument is built and inspected according to the relevant guidelines and norms for electronic me

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BYKLC4 Commissioning93 Commissioning3.1 Scope of delivery! BYK LC 4 hand-held meter! Sensor module (TetraCon V)! Accompanying documents:– Manual for c

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