Metrohm 726 Titroprocessor User Manual

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8. Command reference

8. Command reference

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Start conditions

The start conditions correspond to those of the KFT mode, see page 159f.

Titration conditions

These are the actual titration parameters which control the measurement re-

cording and the dosing behavior during the titration itself.

Direction

Direction of the potential jump

pos. | neg. | auto

The direction of the potential jump is important for titration

control in the SET mode. Normally the 'auto' setting should
be used. The titration direction is then determined from the

initial measured value and preset target endpoint. The titra-

tion direction can also be fixed in advance. The possible

settings 'pos.' and 'neg.' refer to the numerical measured
value alterations.

End-point

Target endpoint

for SET_PH*

pH -20…20

for SET_U*, SET_IPOL*

-2000…2000 mV

for SET_UPOL*

-200 …200 µA

The target endpoint defines the measured value which the

titration control is aiming for. The endpoint should have

been previously determined by a dynamic (DET) titration

before the method is drawn up. Correct calibration of the

sensor used is highly recommended.

Adjustment

Predefined parameter sets

slow | medium | fast

A selection can be made from three different sets of pa-

rameters for the simplified setting of the titration parame-

ters. Each of these sets includes proven controller settings

which are suitable for most requirements.

slow

for chemically inhibited reactions requiring

a longer period of time, or if the EP has to be

located in a steep section of the curve

medium standard parameters for unproblematic

titrations, optimized for the commonest

applications

fast

speed-optimized control parameters for

non-critical titrations where no steep

potential jumps are expected

If the titration parameters have to be adapted for specific ti-

tration problems the different control parameters can be

altered individually.

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