UOP212 METHOD APPLICATION SYSTEM

PC microcomputer Electronic interface Potentiometer Electrode System (indicator/reference)

Sample Gas line

Wet Gas Meter

Dreshel Bottle

Dilution glassware

WHAT COULD LEAD TO WRONG RESULTS?

Battery Errors Communication Errors Custom Method Errors Delay Time Errors Dilution Errors Dispense Errors Drive Unit Errors Method Errors Priming Errors Syringe Errors Titration Errors
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BATTERY ERROR
BATTERY FAILURE
THE ENTIRE METHOD, OR PART OF THE METHOD (CALCULATOR) HAD BEEN LOST DUE TO BATTERY PRESERVING IT RUN OFF OR IS RUNNING LOW.

COMMUNICATION ERROR
The connection to the drive unit is Not as good as required

and/or The protocol and baud rate settings are Not correct. The echo received from the drive unit was not correct. The drive unit responded to the last command with either too little or too much data. A serial I/O character was not received within the expected amount of time. A physical serial I/O error occurred while attempting to send a command to the drive unit. An invalid response was received from the drive unit for the last command sent.
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METHOD ERROR
A titration method parameters cannot be set or copied

properly as a custom/user method. At least one operation must be specified in a custom method to have the validity of operation. (cannot be empty) Mechanical/Physical limitation: This method will not operate as expected because more volume has been aspirated or filled than will fit in the syringe.

DELAY TIME ERROR

Range : Delay time is out of range.
Resolution: Delay time resolution is not as per possible

configuration.

DILUTION ERROR
The dilution or ratio and a volume, or any 2 volume values

must be entered for a dilution method. The dilution specified cannot be achieved using the syringe size(s) configured. Try one of the following:
Use different dilution values. Use different sized syringes. Consult the user's manual to determine appropriate values.

A dilution of one or a ratio of zero cannot be accomplished.

A dilution greater than one or a ratio greater than zero must be used. A dilution cannot be performed when any of the dilution volumes is zero. Dilution volumes of greater than zero must be used.