Hach-Lange TITRALAB 860_865 Reference Manual - Manual (Page 124)

Titra Lab ® TitraLab 860 and 865 Reference Manual
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ID Refer to "Electrode ID", page 105 .
Refer to "Equation ID", page 111 .
Refer to "Excess reagent ID", page 117 .
Refer to "Method ID", page 133 .
Refer to "QC ID", page 161 .
Refer to "Reagent addition ID", page 167 .
Refer to "Reagent ID", page 173 .
Refer to "Result ID", page 185 .
Refer to "Sample ID", page 200 .
Refer to "Standard ID", page 211 .
Refer to "Sequence ID", page 206 .
Refer to "Temperature sensor ID", page 220 .
Refer to "Titrant ID", page 221 .
Refer to "User ID (Yes/No)", page 224 .
Increment Sets the size of the increments of a Monotonic IP titration. The stand-
ard value of 10% of the burette size will be suitable for most applica-
tions. For titrations where the inflection on the titration curve is very
abrupt (typically redox titrations), use a smaller value. Decreasing the
Increment slows down the titration.
The Increment is set in the Parameters menu of a Monotonic IP
method.
Range available:
0.01 ml to 10 ml.
Inflection Point
(IP) Corresponds to the inflection points of the E (electrode) = f (volume of
titrant dispensed) titration curve. These inflection points represent the
equivalent points of the titrated species/titrant reaction. An inflection
on the titration curve is shown as a peak on the derivative curve. With
the Titration Manager, up to eight inflection points can be located and
used for result calculation during a single titration.
Input address
conflict Two electrodes have been defined at the same address.
Enter the Edit electrode menu and modify the address of one of the
electrodes.