Calibrating with automatic solution changing – Metrohm tiamo 1.2 Manual Benutzerhandbuch

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Method

Calibrating with automatic solution changing

The basic structure of a calibration method with automatic solution exchange on a
Sample Processor looks as follows:



Defining the number of buff-
ers/standards and type of solution ex-
change.


Move to the next buffer/standard.

The request for changing the buffer/standard must be deactivated in the com-
mand

CAL LOOP pH

or

CAL LOOP Conc

respectively. No request for changing the

buffer/standard is displayed during the method run.

For the automatic move to the next calibration solution on the Sample Processor a

command

MOVE

must be inserted between the loop command

CAL LOOP

and the

measuring command

CAL MEAS

. The positions of the calibration solutions on the

sample rack are defined in the command

MOVE

. There are three possibilities:

Defining rack positions for calibration solutions in the method

A

Rack position

###

for the first calibration solution has to be defined in the

command

MOVE

. The other calibration solutions must be placed on the di-

rectly following rack positions. The following settings have to be done in the
command

MOVE

under the parameter

Target

:

Move

:

Rack position

Number

:

= ### – 1 + 'Command name.LCO'

(entry with Formula editor, i.e.

=

19 + 'Calibration loop pH.LCO'

for the above sample method with the first

calibration solution on rack position

20

).

Defining special beakers for calibration solutions in the method

A

Special beaker

###

for the first calibration solution has to be defined in the

command

MOVE

. The other calibration solutions must be placed on the fol-

lowing special beaker positions. As many special beakers must be defined
for the sample rack as buffers or standard solutions are required for the
calibration (see Rack properties - Special beakers). The following settings
have to be done in the command

MOVE

under the parameter

Target

:

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