Set up a sampling program – Hach-Lange SD900 Basic User Manual User Manual

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Option

Description

Tubing life

Set a reminder when the pump tubing is to be changed. Go to ENABLE>RESET
CYCLES to reset the pump cycle count to 0. Go to ENABLE>CYCLE LIMIT to change
the number of pump cycles that is used for the reminder. Go to ENABLE>STATUS to
show the current number of pump cycle counts.

SDI–12 (optional) Configure the operation of an SDI–12 device. This option is shown only when a device is

found.

Set up a sampling program

A sampling program includes all of the parameters that are necessary to collect samples
automatically. Collect the samples at regular intervals or when the sampling program is complete.

1. Push MENU.
2. Go to PROGRAM SETUP>MODIFY ALL. The first screen is shown.
3. Select or enter the values for each parameter. Use the left and right arrow keys to move left or

right. Use the up and down arrow keys to change a value. Change the units if necessary (gal or
mL) with the arrow keys.

Option

Description

Bottles

Bottle quantity: the number of bottles in the sampler (1, 2, 4, 8 or 24).

Full BTL shutoff: Enabled/Disabled. If enabled, the controller checks for bottle
overflow conditions.

Bottle volume: the volume capacity of each bottle. Range: 50–65000 mL (0.01 -
17.17 gal)

Intake tubing

Tubing length: the length of the intake tubing from the strainer to the liquid sensor.
Range: 100–3000 cm or 3–99 ft. An accurate length is necessary to get an accurate
sample volume.

Intake tube type: the diameter and material of the intake tubing (¼ in. vinyl, 3/8 in.
vinyl or 3/8 in. Teflon).

Program delay

Enable/disable: when enabled, the sampling program starts at a specified time or
number of counts. Date and time: the date and time when the program starts (24-
hour format). Counts: the number of counts or pulses from a flow meter when the
program will start (1 to 9999 counts). If the sample pacing is later set to time, the
program delay will be disabled.

Sample
pacing/collection

Time based—Refer to

Time based collection

on page 19.

Note: When CTVV is used:

The liquid sensor is always enabled.

The sample distribution is composite.

The run mode is non-continuous.

The first sample is taken after the interval.

Flow source is always 4–20 mA input.

Flow based—Refer to

Flow based collection

on page 20.

Sample distribution

Deliver samples to all>YES
Each sample is delivered to all bottles. End after last: program stops after the last
sample (1–999). Continuous: program continues until it is stopped manually.

Deliver samples to all>NO
Samples are delivered to a subset of bottles . Samples/bottle: the number of samples
to be collected in each bottle (1–999). Bottles/sample: The number of bottles that will
contain the same sample.

Liquid sensor

Enable or disabled. If disabled, the sample volume must be calibrated by time.

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