Metrohm 796 Titroprocessor - Manual (Page 307)

14. Index
796 Titroprocessor, Instructions for use 301 301
calibration loop .......................182
calibration of pH sensors........117
calibration principle.................117
calibration window ....................58
canceled ...................................14
Canon .......................................29
capacity ............................19; 226
carat..........................................28
card battery...........................6; 19
card name.................................19
carrying out a determination.....80
CASE..............................196; 197
CASE sequences....................195
CASE with input lines..............198
Centronics.......................4; 29; 45
changer................ 49; 51; 87; 184
changer address.....................184
character attributes...........36; 278
character sequences ..............203
character string.......................205
chemically inhibited reactions
...................................134; 150
CIBA........................................181
clear working area ..................275
clearing up memory................257
clockwise ................................185
closing moves.........................191
CM ..........................................122
CMOVE(…)CMOVE ................90
code..........................................41
codepage 850.........................279
COM1/2 ....................................33
command line ...........................75
command reference ...............128
command report .......................68
command sequence.........68; 205
comment.................130; 173; 179
common variables ..119; 120; 270
commun. mode ........................46
communication commands
...................................203; 206
communication functions........200
communication Int. ...................46
communication interface ..77; 204
compatibel ................................30
compensation curve ...............118
concentr..........................130; 192
concentration ..........................130
conditioning ............155; 168; 209
conditioning beaker ................187
conditioning flag .....................155
conditioning mode..................109
conditioning volume................155
conditions ...............................195
configuration.............................34
configuration files......................37
configuration of
sample changers .................38
configuration report ..................68
confirm....................................208
conformity ...............................294
connecting a balance ...............27
connection cable ................32; 33
connections ..............................22
constant volume increments...104
continue a sample series..........81
contrast.....................................34
control characters.............28; 204
control difference ....................107
control direction ......................156
control range ..................152; 165
correct the pH.........................134
counterclockwise....................185
course of a sample series ........90
COV ........................122; 155; 169
CR...........................................204
create new method...................72
creating a key card .................276
cross-wires cursor ..................221
ct .............28; 121; 134; 151; 174
CTRL_RM ........................32; 202
CTRL_RSx.............................204
current method .........................98
cursor keys ...............................15
curve.......................................211
curve display...142; 148; 167; 178
curve presentation ..219; 223; 225
curves .....................................219
custom..............................61; 181
custom adjustments .......152; 165
CV ...........................................122
cycles........................................51
D
d(rel) .......................................285
DATA.........................................35
data acceptance.......................97
data acquisition ..............176; 177
data bits....................................45
data card ............................5; 228
data card handling ...................19
data card preparation...............19
data card report........................68
data communication...............200
data communication settings ...45
data input..................................97
data memory ..........................257
data output ...............................97
data storage .............................36
data transfer from balances .....92
data transfer protocol ...............36
data transmission mode...........46
data transmission protocol .....229
date...........................................35
DD.....................................85; 121
dec..........................................120
decimal exponent ...................122
decimal logarithm ...................122
decimal places .......................120
declaration of conformity ........293
default.................................49; 51
DELAY.........................................8
delay period............................161
delete sample silo.....................93
deletion .....................................14
derivation ........................152; 163
destination ..........................82; 87
DET ........................................129
determ.name ......................82; 83
determination data....................86
determination date....................35
determination duration..............85
determination files ........35; 36; 85
determination report .....69; 75; 79
determination run......................80
determination termination.........80
determination time....................35
determinations..........................80
Devices & Manual control.........53
diagnosis ................................260
dialog........................................ 11
dialog in.................................... 34
dialog overview......................... 11
dialog page ............................ 210
diameter .............................47; 49
differential amplification............ 26
differential potentiometry .......... 26
DIN ......................................... 181
DIP-switch................................. 30
direction..........150; 156; 161; 169
direction of rotation................... 44
display .................................... 186
display contrast .......................... 9
display of live value ................ 162
disposable beaker.................... 39
division ...........................143; 224
dMV/dt ............................125; 224
dMV/dV...........................125; 224
DOD................................122; 159
dos. drive................131; 192; 195
dos. rate .................133; 160; 193
dosing commands ................. 192
dosing device functions ........... 55
dosing devices .......23; 47; 53; 54
dosing drives .......................... 296
dosing port ............................... 23
dosing rate ................50; 51; 133;
...................................138; 160
dosing speed..............48; 50; 193
dosing tip.................................. 49
dosing tube .............................. 49
Dosino .................................... 296
Dosino port............................... 23
double determinations............. 91
DRC ........................122; 155; 169
drift .................................154; 166
drift control ...............60; 138; 146
drift volume reduction.....155; 169
drift-controlled measurement . 118
drift-controlled measurement
acceptance ........................ 115
dV/dt ...............................125; 224
dwt............................................ 28
dynamic equivalence point titra-
tion ..................................... 101
dynamics ........................152; 165
E
earth ......................................... 24
earthing..................................... 18
EBus address ........................... 24
EBus chain ............................... 24
ddit ........................................... 14
ddit beep .................................. 34
ddit direction............................. 96
edit mode ...............14; 15; 34; 96
edit.......................................... 274
editing keys ............................8; 9
EF# ........................................ 121
eject button............................... 20
eject the page........................... 67
electrical insulation ................. 290
electricity supplies .................... 21
electrode input.......................... 26
electrode slope....................... 282
electrode system voltage........ 117
electrodes.........................26; 297
electromagnetic compatibility. 291
electrostatic charges ................ 20
EM# ....................................... 121