Saving Data; Outputting The Data Memory; Transmitting Data (Only Ph 340I) - wtw pH 330i Bedienungsanleitung

pH 330i/340i Saving data
Saving data
Saving data Press the <STO> key in the measuring mode (display No. with the number of
manually the next free memory location). Then, press <RUN/ENTER> and enter the ID
number with <A> <T>. Terminate the save with <RUN/ENTER>. The instru-
ment changes to the measuring mode.
Saving data The portable measuring instrument pH 330i/340i has an internal data mem-
automatically ory. It can store up to 800 datasets. The save interval (Int 1) determines the
Int 1 chronological interval between automatic save processes.
To set up the save interval, press <STO> while pressing the <RUN/ENTER>
key (display Int 1) and set the interval with <A> <T> key. Then, press
<RUN/ENTER> and enter the ID number with <A> <•>. Change to the last
active measuring mode with <RUN/ENTER>. The automatic save is switched
on (display Auto Store).
Outputting the data memory
You can output the data memory with the <RCL> key. By repeatedly press-
ing the <RCL> key, you reach the following functions:
StO dISP Output stored data on the display
StO SEr Output stored data via the serial interface (only pH 340i)
CAL dISP Output calibration data on the display
CAL SEr Output calibration data via the serial interface (only pH 340i)
Start the output with <RUN/ENTER>.
Transmitting data (only pH 340i)
Transmitting data Press the <RUN/ENTER> key in the measuring mode.
manually This manually triggers a data transmission of the current measured value to
the serial interface at any time - independently of the selected intervals.
Transmitting data The interval to the data transmission (Int 2) determines the chronological in-
automatically terval between automatic data transmissions. After the selected interval ex-
Int 2 pires, the current data record is transmitted to the interface. To set up the
transmission interval, press <RCL> while holding down the <RUN/ENTER>
key (display Int 2). Then, set the interval with <A> <T>.
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