YSI 600DW-B Sonde - Manual (Page 30)

Sondes Section 2
Note that the exact appearance of this menu will vary depending upon the sensors that are available on your
sonde. Enter the corresponding number to enable the sensors that are installed on your sonde. An asterisk
indicates that the sensor is enabled.
When selecting any of the ISE or Optical ports, a submenu will appear. When this occurs, make a selection
so that the sensor corresponds to the port in which the sensor is physically installed. Only ORP can be
enabled as ISE2. Optic T and Optic C generate a submenu on selection. Each optical port can have one of
four probes (6026 turbidity, 6136 turbidity, chlorophyll, or rhodamine WT) installed as indicated by the
submenus.
After all installed sensors have been enabled, press
Esc or 0 to return to the Main Menu.
ENABLING PARAMETERS
In order for a specific parameter to be displayed:
1. The sensor must first be enabled as described above.
2. That parameter must be activated in the Report Setup menu described below.
Select Report from the Main menu. A Report Setup menu similar to the one shown below will be
displayed.
--------------Report setup-------------
1-(*)Date m/d/y D-(*)Orp mV
2-(*)Time hh:mm:ss E-(*)NH4+ N mg/L
3-(*)Temp C F-( )NH4+ N mV
4-(*)SpCond mS/cm G-( )NH3 N mg/L
5-( )Cond H-(*)NO3- N mg/L
6-( )Resist I-( )NO3- N mV
7-( )TDS J-(*)Cl- mg/L
8-( )Sal ppt K-( )Cl- mV
9-(*)Cl2 mg/L L-(*)Turbid NTU
A-(*)Cl2chrg
B-(*)pH
C-( )pH mv
Select option (0 for previous menu):
Note that the exact appearance of this menu will vary depending upon the sensors that are available and
enabled on your sonde. The asterisks (*) that follow the numbers or letters indicate that the parameter will
appear on all outputs and reports.
To turn a parameter on or off, type the number or letter that corresponds
to the parameter.
Note also that since a 6026 turbidity probe was selected in the Sensor menu above, the units of turbidity are
presented as “turbid NTU”. If a 6136 turbidity probe had been selected, the units of turbidity would be
presented as “turbid+ NTU”. This new designation is designed to differentiate the data from the two
sensors types in later analysis.
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