INSTALLATION
Milli-Q Academic / Academic A10 40
4-14 HOW TO SHOW NON-TEMPERATURE COMPENSATED RESISTIVITY
OR CONDUCTIVITY VALUES
It is possible to show non-temperature compensated Resistivity or non-temperature compensated Conductivity
Product Water values on the LCD.
WHAT IS TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION?
Suppose the feedwater to a Milli-Q is 15C. The Milli-Q Resistivity Sensor will measure a Resistivity Value of
31.756 M.cm (or a Conductivity of 0.032 S/cm). This is the actual Resistivity of the Milli-Q Product Water at
15C.
The Milli-Q will perform a temperature compensation for the Resistivity measurement. It will be compensated to a
measurement that would be seen at 25C.
When a Resistivity measurement of 31.756 M.cm @ 15C is temperature compensated to a measurement at
25 C, then the Milli-Q will display ‘18.2 M.cm @ 25C’.
Temperature compensation is a way of ‘standardising’ Resistivity or Conductivity to measurements
that would be seen if the water temperature was 25C.
Follow the steps below to display non-temperature compensated Resistivity or Conductivity values.
Choose whether you want to display Resistivity (M.cm) or Conductivity (S/cm). See Section 4-13 for
information on how to change between these types of measurement units.
Press the MENU Keypad button for about 2 seconds. The LCD will change as shown here:
You have entered the ‘Customer Service Software’ of the Milli-Q.
If you do not see this display
, then turn off, then on the system power.
When the LCD shows PRE OPERATE and RECIRCULATION, press the
STANDBY/OPERATE Keypad button for about 2 seconds. This will place
the Milli-Q into STANDBY Mode. Then press the STANDBY/OPERATE
Keypad button again. The Milli-Q will now be in PRE OPERATE Mode.
Press the MENU Keypad button again for 2 seconds to enter the Customer
Service Software.
PRESET V OL U
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P R E O P E R A T E
OPERATE / STANDBY
MEASURE
CLEANING MENU
POWER
SERVICE
LARM
Press MENU for
about 2 seconds
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