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Section 10 Pocket Pal™ TDS Tester
10.1 Use and care of the tester
1. Push ON/OFF one time to apply power to the tester.
2. Remove the protective cap from the bottom of the tester.
3. Put the bottom of the tester 2.5 to 8.9 cm (1.0 to
3.5 in.) in to the sample.
4. Gently mix the sample for several seconds with the tester. When the digital display is stable, read the
TDS value.
Note: Readings may not become stable for up to 2 minutes, especially if the temperature is far from ambient.
5. Clean the bottom of the tester with water. Put the cap on the tester.
Note: Keep or make the performance better by periodically cleaning the stainless steel electrode with isopropyl alcohol.
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10.2 Calibration
1. Make the TDS of a known calibration standard using the tester. An 85.47 mg/L standard is included in the kit.
2. If necessary, change the calibration trimmer using the supplied trimmer tool
(or small flat-bladed screwdriver) until the reading is good for the concentration of the known calibration standard.
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Table of contents
- 3 Table of Contents
- 7 Section 1 Specifications
- 9 Section 2 General information
- 9 2.1 Safety information
- 9 2.1.1 Use of hazard information
- 10 2.2 Product overview
- 10 2.2.1 Test descriptions
- 12 2.2.2 Test setup
- 12 2.3 Unpack the instrument
- 13 Section 3 Luminometer
- 13 3.1 Overview
- 14 3.2 Prepare the luminometer for use
- 14 3.2.1 Test the operation
- 15 3.2.2 Erase the results saved on the luminometer
- 16 3.2.3 Set the measurement range
- 18 3.3 Change the default settings
- 18 3.3.1 Set the LCD contrast
- 18 3.3.2 Set the waiting time and measuring time
- 19 3.4 Connect the luminometer to a printer
- 21 3.5 Connect the luminometer to a computer
- 21 3.6 Install LUMISsoft on the computer
- 23 Section 4 Chemiluminescence Toxicity Test
- 23 4.1 Overview
- 23 4.2 Prepare the reagents for luminometer calibration and sample testing
- 24 4.2.1 Prepare CT Reagent 2
- 24 4.2.2 Prepare CT Reagent 3
- 26 4.3 Calibrate the luminometer
- 28 4.4 Measure pollutants in the water sample
- 31 4.5 Show the previous results
- 31 4.6 Send previous results to a computer
- 33 Section 5 EZ Arsenic Test Kit
- 33 5.1 EZ Arsenic, 0–500 ppb (0, 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500)
- 34 5.2 EZ Arsenic, 0–4000 ppb (0, 35, 75, 175, 1500, 4000)
- 34 5.3 Interferences
- 35 5.3.1 Removing sulfide (optional)
- 37 Section 6 Pesticide/Nerve Agent Test
- 37 6.1 Pesticide/Nerve Agent procedure
- 39 Section 7 Free and Total Chlorine Test
- 39 7.1 Measuring hints and general information
- 39 7.2 Free chlorine procedure, 0–3.5 mg/L
- 41 7.3 Total chlorine procedure, 0–3.5 mg/L
- 43 Section 8 Color Test
- 43 8.1 Color Test, low range
- 44 8.2 Color Test, high range
- 45 Section 9 Pocket Pal™ pH Tester
- 45 9.1 Use and care of the tester
- 46 9.2 2-point calibration
- 47 Section 10 Pocket Pal™ TDS Tester
- 47 10.1 Use and care of the tester
- 48 10.2 Calibration
- 49 Section 11 Luminescent Bacteria Toxicity Test: Screening and LIMIT measure
- 49 11.1 Overview
- 50 11.2 Accuracy
- 50 11.3 Reagent description
- 50 11.3.1 Quality assurance test
- 51 11.4 Reagent storage and preservation
- 51 11.5 Prepare the reagent
- 51 11.6 Prepare the stock suspension using the LCK491 reagent
- 54 11.7 Prepare the test suspension
- 55 11.8 Sample collection, storage and preservation
- 55 11.9 Interferences
- 56 11.10 Prepare the sample
- 57 11.11 Prepare the test tubes
- 60 11.12 Measure the toxicity of the sample dilutions
- 65 11.13 Show or send previous results
- 65 11.13.1 Description of screening luminescence results
- 66 11.13.2 Description of LIMIT measure results
- 66 11.13.3 Show or send screening luminescence results
- 67 11.13.4 Show or send LIMIT measure results
- 69 Section 12 Luminescent Bacteria Toxicity Test according to ISO 11348 part 3
- 70 12.1 Overview
- 71 12.2 Accuracy
- 72 12.3 Thermostat and PC software requirements
- 73 12.4 Reagent description
- 74 12.5 Reagent storage and preservation
- 75 12.6 Prepare the reagent
- 75 12.6.1 Prepare the stock suspension using the LCK491 reagent
- 76 12.6.2 Prepare the test suspension
- 82 12.7 Sample collection, storage and preservation
- 83 12.8 Interferences
- 84 12.9 Prepare the sample
- 85 12.10 Prepare the dilutions series
- 85 12.10.1 Prepare a 9 dilution series (D 2 values and higher)
- 89 12.10.2 Prepare a 3 dilution series (D 2 values and higher)
- 93 12.10.3 Prepare a 9 dilution series (D 1 values and higher)
- 98 12.10.4 Prepare a 3 dilutions series (D 1 values and higher)
- 101 12.11 Measure the light intensity of the test suspension
- 106 12.12 Measure the light intensity of the test suspension after the sample dilutions are added
- 108 12.13 Show or send previous results
- 111 Section 13 Maintenance
- 111 13.1 General maintenance
- 111 13.1.1 Cleaning the kit
- 111 13.1.2 Cleaning the luminometer
- 111 13.2 Decontamination
- 112 13.3 Battery replacement
- 112 13.3.1 Luminometer battery replacement
- 112 13.3.2 Pocket Pal™ battery replacement (pH and TDS)
- 115 Section 14 Troubleshooting
- 117 Section 15 Replacement parts and accessories
- 125 Appendix A Luminescent bacteria risks
- 125 A.1 Risk specifications
- 126 A.2 Biosafety Level 1 information
- 126 A.3 Disposal