Operator Manual: Polymetron 9125

Operator Manual
POLYMETRON 9125
Conductivity/resistivity measurement
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221=191=025 - Revision L - 23/02/2007
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Transmitter 9125 – Conductivity / resistivity measurement
This instrument conforms to the European Directives:

- 89/336/CEE modified by the directive 93/68/CEE
- 73/23/CEE modified by the directive 93/68/CEE
Warning !
There are no user-serviceable parts in either the transmitter or sensor. Only Hach
Ultra Analytics personnel or their authorized representative should attempt repair of
the system and only components expressly approved by the manufacturer should be
used. Any attempt to repair the instrument in contradiction of these guidelines may
result in damage to the instrument and injury to the person making the repair. It will
also void the warranty and may compromise the safe operation, electrical integrity or
CE compliance of the instrument.
Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class A
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is
operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his
own expense.
Precautionary Labels :
Read all labels and tags attached to the instrument. Personal injury or damage to
this instrument could occur if not observed.
This symbol, if noted on the instrument, references the instruction

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621=191=025 Issue L Hach Ultra Analytics 11/2005

Table of contents
1. General presentation of the conductivity / resistivity measure

system ................................................................................................. 3
Presentation of the 9125 transmitter ................................................................................ 3
Introduction....................................................................................................................... 4
Conductivity measurement ............................................................................................... 4
Characteristics.................................................................................................................. 6
2. Installation of the transmitter .......................................................... 11

Unpacking of the transmitter 9125 ................................................................................. 11
Advice for installation...................................................................................................... 11
Dimensions.....................................................................................................................12
Mounting types ............................................................................................................... 13
3. Electric connections ........................................................................ 17

Electronic board lay-out in the 9125 transmitter enclosure ............................................ 17
Main connection ............................................................................................................. 20
Relays connections ........................................................................................................ 21
Sensor connections ........................................................................................................ 22
4. Using the 9125 transmitter .............................................................. 23

Utilization rules for the menus ........................................................................................ 23
Modification of a value.................................................................................................... 24
Measures display............................................................................................................ 24
Main display.................................................................................................................... 25
Display options ............................................................................................................... 25
Display options ............................................................................................................... 26
Choice of the language..................................................................................... 26
S/DISPLAY Menu ............................................................................................. 26
UNIT choice....................................................................................................................27
TDS choice .....................................................................................................................27
Temperature UNIT choice .............................................................................................. 27
Concentration measure (TDS)........................................................................................ 28
Limits of the TDS measure ............................................................................................. 28
5. Programming the transmitter.......................................................... 29

Main menu......................................................................................................................29
Calibration Menu ............................................................................................................ 30
Conductivity calibration..................................................................................... 30
Select to "Programming" and press enter. ........................................... 30
Type of calibration ............................................................................................ 31
2 point calibration ................................................................................. 32
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1 point calibration ................................................................................. 32

Execution of a 2 point calibration ......................................................... 33
TDS measure calibration .................................................................................. 34
Temperature electric calibration / Resistor adjust ................................ 35
Process calibration ............................................................................... 35
PARAMETERS Menu..................................................................................................... 36
HISTORIC Menu ............................................................................................................ 36
MAINTENANCE Menu ................................................................................................... 37
PROGRAMMING Menu.................................................................................................. 38
S/MEASURE Menu .......................................................................................... 39
PROBE ................................................................................................. 39
TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION .................................................... 40
TDS coefficient adjusting...................................................................... 40
S/mA OUTPUTS Menu..................................................................................... 41
OUTPUT 1/2......................................................................................... 42
S/ALARMS menu ............................................................................................. 43
ALARM 1/2 (limit) ................................................................................. 44
ALARM 1/2 (USP) ................................................................................ 44
USP mode ............................................................................................ 45
ALARM 3 (Alarm system) ..................................................................... 47
ALARM 4 (Timer).................................................................................. 47
S/SPECIAL PROG. Menu ................................................................................ 48
TEST .................................................................................................... 48
S/RS485 Menu ................................................................................................. 49
SERVICE Menu.............................................................................................................. 50
S/POLARIZATION Menu.................................................................................. 51
CABLE CAP. ........................................................................................ 51
TEST .................................................................................................... 51
S/AVERAGE Menu........................................................................................... 52
S/CODE Menu .................................................................................................. 53
S/SOFT ISSUE Menu....................................................................................... 54
S/DEFAULT/VALUES Menu............................................................................. 54
S/mA ADJUST Menu........................................................................................ 55
S/FACTORY Menu ........................................................................................... 55
6. Polarization ....................................................................................... 57
Electric representation of the probe and its cable .......................................................... 57
Frequency adjustment according to the conductivity measurement .............................. 58
Automatic adjustment of the frequency .......................................................................... 59
7. Error messages ................................................................................ 61

Appendix A : Default values .................................................................A1
Appendix B : Spare parts list ...............................................................B1
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1. General presentation of the conductivity /

resistivity measure system
Presentation of the 9125 transmitter
The 9125 transmitter and associated measuring
sensors has been designed for measuring and
continuous control of conductivity and resistivity (with
possibility of temperature measurement) in industrial
process.
Note :
The programming is displayed in 6 languages. To
modify this parameter see § 4 " Display Menu –
Choice of the language ".
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Introduction
The 9125 transmitter is a user-friendly instrument
(installation, programming), equipped with a
microprocessor it can be configured to correspond to
any application in the following sectors :
x drinking water,
x waste water,
x process (chemistry, paper mills, sugar mills...),
x measurement in pure/ultrapure water (energy
power plants, semiconductor industry, chemistry).
The 9125 transmitter should be connected to a probe
via a cable.
Conductivity measurement
The electric conductivity measures the transport of
electric charges in any field. In metal conductors, the
current flows by transport of electrons, whereas in
solutions, it flows by transport of ions such as Na+ and
Cl- which ensure the transport of charges. The higher
the transport of charges is, the greater is the
conductance of the solution.
Conductivity is the capacity a solution has to
conduct current.
In solution, conductivity is much more complicated
than in conductors because several species ensure
the transport of charges. For instance, in drinking
water the conductive species registered are sodium,
calcium, magnesium, ferrous cations, ferrites,
phosphates and nitrate ions. For slightly concentrated
solutions, the concentration of H+ protons and hydroxyl
OH- ions (stemming from the weak dissociation of the
water [H+] = [OH-] = 10-7 mol/l to 25°C) can no
longer be neglected in the presence of the product,
this therefore leads to a non-linear variation
Conductivity/Concentration.
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Mobility of these species in an electric field depends

naturally on their size, weight, transport charge,
viscosity of the field. The greater the concentration of
the species is, the greater the interactions between
these ionic species is.
Principle of electrolytic conductivity
Ohm’s law specifies that the current circulating in the
dipole is proportional to the difference in potential and
resistance of this dipole :
I=E/R
The resistance of a homogenous environment
depends on the geometry of the resitivity
(characteristic of the material) :
R = r . 1/K
Where "r" is the resistivity in Ohm.cm and "K", the cell
constant in cm-1.
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Characteristics
The 9125 is equipped with an input measurement
channel : a conductivity probe, 2 electrodes and
inductive may be connected as well as a temperature
Pt100 or Pt1000 probe.
The 9125 is also equipped with 2 analogue outputs (0
or 4-20 mA).
Options available on request
x board with 4 relays
x RS485 board
MAIN SPECIFICATIONS
Package Delivered with instruction manual, 4 cable glands and

2 mounting screws and a specifications conformed
certificate
Maintenance No particular maintenance required. Clean the

instrument with a soft tissue and without any
aggressive agent
OPERATING CONDITIONS
Ambient temperature -20°C...+60°C
Relative humidity 10...90%
Power supply voltage r 10 %

fluctuation
Over voltage category 2
Pollution degree 2 (as CEI 664)
Altitude < 2000 m
Measurement category I (overvoltage less than 1500 V)
ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS
Power supply voltage x Standard version (r 10 %) :

- 100 V ... 240 VAC 50/60 Hz
x Low voltage version:
- 13...30 VAC 50/60 Hz
- 18...42 VDC
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Connections 2,5 mm2 screw terminals
Fuse 5 x 20 mm Cartridge
T2AL - 250 V
Consumption 25 VA
European standards EN 61326-1997 and EN61326 A1-1998 (Industrial level

for immunity)
EN- 61010-1
UL and CSA agreement File E226594
MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Dimensions 144 x 144 x 150 mm
Weight 2 Kg
Material Housing : Polyester coated aluminium

Screws : stainless steel
Tightness IP65
Mounting types Wall

Pipe
Panel
Cable glands 2 x PG13.5

2 x PG11
PERFORMANCE
2 electrode probe Cell constant Conductivity range

0,01 cm-1 0,01 PS/cm...200 PS/cm
0,1 cm-1 0,10 PS/cm...2 mS/cm
1 cm-1 1 PS/cm....20 mS/cm
2 electrode probe Cell constant Resistivity range
0,01 cm-1 5 k:.cm...100 M:.cm
0,1 cm-1 0,5 k:.cm...10 M:.cm
1 cm-1 50 :.cm...1 M:.cm
Inductive probe Cell constant Conductivity range
1 cm-1 100 PS/cm...1 S/cm
2,35 cm-1 200 PS/cm...2 S/cm
10 cm-1 1 mS/cm...10 S/cm
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Inductive probe Cell constant Resistivity range

1 cm-1 1:.cm...10 k:.cm
2,35 cm-1 0,5 :.cm...5 k:.cm
10 cm-1 0,1 :.cm...1 k:.cm
Ambient temperature -20°C...+200°C (-4…392 °F)
range
Display resolution Conductivity/resistivity : automatic point drift (min.

resolution 0.001 PS/cm)
< 0.1 °C
Accuracy Inductive :
K=1 : r 2% of the displayed value or
r0,002 mS
K=2,35 : r 2% of the displayed value or
r0,004 mS
K=10 : r 2% of the displayed value or
r0,02 mS
2 electrode : r 1% of the displayed value
temperature < r 0.4 °C
Temperature sensor Pt 100 / Pt 1000
Temperature - No
compensation - Automatic
- Manual
Automatic temperature -20 ... 200 °C

compensation range -4 ... 392 °F
Temperature compensation Linear

range Non linear :
- ultrapure water, HCl and NaCl
Sensor types - 2 electrode sensor

- Inductive sensor
Cable length 100 m maximum
CALIBRATION
Conductivity calibration - Electric

type - 2 points
- 1 point
Slope matching 50 ... 150 %
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Temperature calibration r 20 °C ( r 36 °F)
ANALOGUE OUTPUT
Output signals 2 galvanicly outputs insulated
Allocation Conductivity/resistivity/temperature
Type 0 ... 20 mA
4 ... 20 mA
Mode Linear
Dual
Logarithmic
Maximum load 800 :
Accuracy 0.1 mA
ALARMS
Alarm number 4
Function - Standard limits

- Limits according to USP standard
- Alarm system
- Timer
Hysteresis 0 ... 10%
Temporisation 0 ... 999 s
Breaking power 250 V AC, 3A max

(resistive load) 100 V DC, 0,5A max
Use a cable (rated 105°C and AWG22 to 14). The
external cable insulation should be cut as close as
possible from the terminal block.
RS485
Baud rate 300 ... 19200 bauds
Insulation Galvanic
Station number 32 max
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PROGRAMMING
Language French
English
German
Italian
Spanish
Dutch
Display Icones + graphic zone (80*64 pixels)
Protection codes Calibration

Programming
Service
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2. Installation of the transmitter

Unpacking of the transmitter 9125
Inspect the package at the reception to detect an
eventual damage due to the transport. Make sure the
package contents are not damaged.
Check if the package corresponds to your order :
x quantity delivered,
x type of instrument and version accordingly to the
instruction plates,
x accessories : 4 cable glands and 2 mounting
screws + flanges,
x instruction manual,
x certificate of conformity to specifications.
Advice for installation

Choose a site where :
x vibrations are not too excessive,
x supply relays or commuters are away,
x maintenance will be easy.
Note :
Information : It is preferable to mount the
instrument above eye level, allowing an
unrestricted view of the front panel displays and
controls.
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Dimensions
(Dimensions are in mm [inches]).
Fig. 2.1 Transmitter

9125
dimension
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Mounting types
3 possibilities to mount the instrument (use of the red
clamping bow) :
The transmitter housing conforms to norm DIN 43700.
Panel mounting :
Panel cutting : 138 x 138 mm
Front panel dimensions : 144 x 144 mm
x 2 screws 4 mm lg 16 flat head (provided) for
panel thickness 0 to 4 mm
x 2 screws 4 mm lg 20 flat head (provided) for
panel thickness 4 to 8 mm
Fig 2.2 Panel mounting
Panel cutting 138 x 138 mm

(5.4 in. x 5.4 in.)
Front panel dimensions 144 x 144 mm

(5.8 in. x 5.8 in.)
Thickness panel Inferior to 8 mm
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Wall mounting :
x 2 screws 4 mm lg 60 flat head (not
provided)/ 80 mm center distance
Fig. 2.3 Wall mounting
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Pipe mounting :
x 2" maximum - 2 screws 4 mm lg 60
(provided)
Fig. 2.4 Vertical mounting
Fig. 2.5 Horizontal mounting
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3. Electric connections
Electronic board lay-out in the 9125 transmitter
enclosure
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Fig. 3.1 Electronic board lay-out
2 3 4
1
5 6 7 9 8
1. Terminal block 4-20 mA
2. CPU board
3. RS485 board (option)
4. Relay board (option)
5. Choice between an inductive (all 4 switches on position I) or a 2 electrode
(Kohlraush) probe (all 4 switches on position K)
6. Programmed EEPROM
7. Conductivity module
8. Power supply board
9. Program update connector
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Fig. 3.2 9125 shielded plate
Electric connections are realised on the terminal inside

the housing. Put the cables into the appropriated
openings.
x The main supply and relay cables should be
dispatched via the openings behind the shielded
plate. To remove the plate, unscrew the fixing
screw on the left side of the plate.
x Sensor and mA output cables should be
dispatched via the openings provided on top of the
shielded plate.
x Check the creeping of the cables when opening
the transmitter.
x It is required to use shielded cables. The shielding
should be connected to the earth central shielding.
80°.
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Fig. 3.3 Power and relays connections
1. Terminal block connections

Analogue outputs
4-20 mA
"option RS 485"
of the conductivity sensors
4-20 mA
4. Earth
1 2 3
Sensor
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Main connection
Electrical connection should be performed only by
qualified personnel. For the base model, the power
supply accepts 100-240 VAC r 10 %, (50/60 Hz)
without changes in configuration. Before switching the
transmitter, make sure the site voltage corresponds to
the instrument voltage indicated on the identification
plate. The terminal block for power connections can be
lifted from its header for easier installation.
For safety reasons, it is required to observe the
precautions below :
x Use a three wire mains supply cable (2 core + PE)
with a cross section between 0.35 and 2 mm²
(AWG 22 to 14) rated at 105°C minimum. The
external cable insulation should be cut as close as
possible from the terminal block.
x The instrument should be connected to the power
supply by means of a breaker located close to the
instrument and be identified. The supply shall be
fitted with an overcurrent protection device rated at
20 Amp maximum.
x This breaker should switch off phase and neutral in
case of electrical problems or when the user wish
to service the instrument. However the power
supply earth must always be connected.
x Cabling should be specified for a minimum of 80°C
(176°F).
Note :
Before servicing the instrument, ensure that the
power supply is switched off.
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Relays connections
The 9125 is equipped with 4 relays. Relay S4may be
configured as a temporized relay. The nominal value
of the cutoff current of each relay is 2A for 250 Vca or
0,5 A for 100 Vcc. Cabling should be specified for a
minimum of 80°C (176°F). See figure 3.1 page 17 for
connection location.
x S1 is located on the upper part of the terminal and
S2, S3 and S4 under. Each relay is connected to a
2 separated contact terminal, which may be
removed to facilitate the installation.
x The relay operation is configured in the software

but the relay switches are always open when the
unit is switched off.
Output current connections (mA output)

The transmitter has two analogue outputs, which may
be set in 0-20 or 4-20 mA and which are galvanicly
insulated from the controller. Maximum load for each
output is 800 :. See Figure 3.1 page 17 for the
terminal location.
x Use a signal cable with shielded twisted pair with
the earth shielding in the transmitter.
x Connect the cable to the terminal according to the

drawing on the shielded plate.
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Sensor connections
The conductivity sensors have a double shielding, the
first one is connected the CPU board, the second one
(external) is connected to earth on the shielded plate.
Execute the connections according to the following
table :
Kohlrausch Inductives
TEMP+ blue green
TEMP- black yellow
IN white white
OUT red brown
GND internal internal shield

shield (X2)
external external
shield shield
x Use only Hach Ultra Analytics supplied cables.

Using other types of cables does not ensure the
conformity to the electromagnetic compatibility
standards.
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4. Using the 9125 transmitter

Utilization rules for the menus
The user interface of the 9125 transmitter is made of a
display screen and 4 keys.
The (Esc) key is used to go back to the previous
menu.
The (Enter) key is used to validate the selections and
the data.
Both middle keys, right and left function keys, are
defined according to the words and symbols which are
displayed above each function key.
Modify a parameter
Select Choose a menu
Main Go back to the main display principal
Menu Display the main menu
Disp2 Display screen 2
Disp3 Display screen 3
OK Validate the measure during a calibration
- Increase a value
+ Decrease a value
S1
26.8 S3
mS/cm
25.0°C
S2 Disp2 Menu S4
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Modification of a value
The highlighted digit may be modified with the key
. Each digit can be validated by pressing
ENTER. Repeat both operations for each digit.
Note :
x If you do not use the display for at least 10
minutes, the instrument returns to the
measuring mode except for the calibration and
maintenance mode.
x An access code may be required for the
calibration, programming and service menu (see
CODE menu).
Measures display
Measures display allow to display measures and state
d d of the device. There are three :
c Reference Description
26.8 c
S1 S3 Main display
mS/cm d Alarm state

25.0°C
S2 Disp2 Menu S4 e Function keys
e e
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Main display

S1

26.8 S3 26.8 mS/cm : conductivity measurement
25.0 °C : temperature measurement
S1...S4 : alarm status (invisible if alarm inactive).
mS/cm
25.0°C
S2
Disp2 Menu S4

Display 2
S1 S1 : °C > 30.0 S3
S2 : OK S1...S4 : alarm status
: °C < - 20.0 S1 : activated by a temperature > 30.0°C
S2 : inactive
S4 : Not used
: S3 in alarm system
Disp3 Main S3 closed by a temperature < - 20.0°C
S4 : not used

Display 3
I1 : Measure
6.7 mA Analogue outputs allocation:
measure or temperature.
I2 : Temp.
Display of each output value with a bargraph + mA
indication.
Main
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Display options
Choice of the language
MENU
English is the default language. You can choose an
other language available (French, German, Italian,
CALIBRATION Spanish or Dutch) by following the procedure below :
MAINTENANCE
x Use the right function key MENU.
PROGRAMMING
SERVICE
SERVICE x Use the left function key (Select) to select the
menu SERVICE and press (Enter).
Select
x In the menu SERVICE, use the left function key
SERVICE (Select) to select DISPLAY and press (Enter).

POLARIZATION x Select the language of your choice with the right
AVERAGE function key. ”Press (Enter)”.
DISPLAY
CODE
S/DISPLAY Menu
SOFT ISSUE UNIT : choice of the display of
DEFAULT VAL. conductivity/resistivity measurement.
Ma ADJUST x S/cm
x :.cm
FACTORY
x S/m
Select
x :.m
DISPLAY TEMP. : choice of the temperature
measurement.
UNIT : S/cm x °C
TDS : NO x °F
TEMP. : °C LANGUAGE : choice of the message language.
LANGUAGE : GB x French,
Select x English,
x German,
x Spanish,
x Italian,
x Dutch.
Press Esc to go back to the DISPLAY menu.
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UNIT choice
As the language used, it’s possible to choose the units
of the measures in which they will be display.
DISPLAY
Unit. allows to choose one of the units in
conductivity or resistivity in which values will be
UNIT : S/cm
S/cm done.
TDS : NO
x S/m
TEMP. : °C
x :.cm
LANGUAGE : GB
x S/cm
Select x :.m
TDS choice
TDS : yes/no.
DISPLAY

When the option TDS is selected (Yes), the
UNIT : S/cm measurements will be displayed in concentration
TDS : YES units : in ppt (pare per thousand), ppm (part per
TEMP. : °C million) ppb (part per billion) according to the
LANGUAGE : GB measurement level.
Select When the option TDS is not selected (No),
measurements are displayed in :.cm or S/cm
according to the unit selected ; Menus for
calibration of the TDS measurement are not
displayed anymore.
Temperature UNIT choice

DISPLAY Allow to choose a temperature display between

Celsius or Fahrenheit degree.
UNIT : S/cm
TDS : YES
TEMP. °C
: °C
LANGUAGE : GB
Select
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Concentration measure (TDS)

The Total Dissolved Solid (TDS) measure is a
concentration measure in the limits of measure where,
for a part given, the concentration of the solution is
proportional to its conductivity.
The next board show for the mains solutions, the
relations existing between concentration and
conductivity (in ppm).
The white part of the board show the limits where the
TDS display is possible.
The measure in concentration (TDS) is given by the
formula :
TDS = Cond x KTDS
The KTDS coefficient is calculated during the process
calibration of the device. It must be between 0.00 and
5.00. If it is not in this interval, an error message will
display during the calibration.
Limits of the TDS measure

For different substances, the limits of the measure
where the concentration is proportional to the
conductivity is given by the white part of the next
board:
Acid
Weight % ppm NaCl NaOH NH4OH NH3 HCl H2SO4 HNO2 HF SO2 Acetic
0,0001 1 2,2 6,2 4,1 6,6 11,7 8,8 6,8 10 6,4 4,2
0,0003 3 6,5 8,3 8,3 12 50 61 20 30 18 7,4
0,001 10 21,4 61,1 17 27 116 85,6 67 99 54 15
0,003 30 64 182 31 49 340 251 199 290 150 30,6
0,01 100 210 603 58 84 1140 805 657 630 450 63
0,03 300 617 1780 102 150 3390 2180 1950 1490 1200 114
0,1 1000 1990 5820 189 275 11100 6350 6380 2420 3600 209
0,3 3000 5690 16900 329 465 32200 15800 18900 5100 7900 368
1 10000 17600 53200 490 810 103000 48500 60000 11700 17200 640
3 30000 48600 144000 790 1110 283000 141000 172000 34700 32700 1120
5 50000 78300 223000 958 1115 432000 237000 275000 62000 42000 1230
10 100000 140000 358000 1115 1120 709000 427000 498000 118000 61000 1530
20 200000 225000 414000 968 4251 850000 709000 763000 232300 1600
30 300000 292000 725 732000 828000 861000 390000 1405
40 400000 191000 460 770000 820000 1080
50 500000 150000 620000 717000 740
75 750000 182000 340000 168
100 1000000 10000 50000 1
The unit of the conductivity is μs/cm.
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5. Programming the transmitter

Main menu
MENU The main menu gives access to 4 main functions of
the instrument :
CALIBRATION
MAINTENANCE x The CALIBRATION menu enables to adjust the
PROGRAMMING instrument measurement according to the
reference measurements.
SERVICE
x The MAINTENANCE menu enables to intervene
Select
on the instrument.
x The PROGRAMMING menu enables to program
the instrument according to the application.
x The SERVICE menu is reserved to qualified
servicing personal.
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Calibration Menu
MENU
Note :
CALIBRATION
ETALONNAGE
MAINTENANCE Before any calibration launching, check the
PROGRAMMING parameters of the MEASURE menu (probe type,
temp. Comp.) Are correctly configured.
SERVICE
Select
(See page 25).
CALIBRATION
This option allows to calibrate the conductivity
TDS CALIB. measure, the temperature measure and to display the
concentration measure (TDS).
COND. CALIB.
TEMP.CALIB.
PARAMETERS
HISTORIC
Select
Conductivity calibration
COND. CALIB.

With the help of the « select » function touch, choose
EXECUTION COND. CALIB. option. Two options appears :
PROGRAMMING x PROGRAMMING allows to choose the electric
conductivity calibration type :
Select ¾ 2 points
¾ 1 point.
x EXECUTION will allow to do the desired
calibration type.
COND. CALIB.
Select to "Programming" and press enter.
EXECUTION Select the calibration type and press enter.

PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMATION
Select
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COND. CALIB. Type of calibration

x With a 2 electrode probe
TYPE : Elect.
For the first point, remove the probe from liquid or
R = 200 :
unscrew the connector from the probe.
Select For the second point connect a resistance to the
IN/OUT terminal of the conductivity module.
x With an inductive probe
For the first point, remove the probe from liquid.
For the second point connect a resistance with a
looped wire through the probe.
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COND. CALIB.
2 point calibration
TYPE : 2 pts For the first point, remove the probe from liquid or
unscrew the connector from the probe (2 electrode
probe) in a known concentration solution. The user
enters this solution value when calibrating.
Select
COND. CALIB. 1 point calibration

Immerse the probe in a known concentration solution.
TYPE : 1 pt The user enters this solution value when calibrating.
Select
Note :
Warning ! This calibration is only active on the
slope
The first point of the electric calibration and 2 point
calibration enables to realise an internal electronic
calibration and to measure the cable capacity with a
2 electrode probe.
It is mandatory to realise one of both calibrations
when starting the MONEC D9125 for the first time..
For the second calibration point use a resistance or a
solution with a significant difference from the first point.
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COND. CALIB. EXECUTION

EXECUTION
EXECUTION Execution of a 2 point calibration
PROGRAMMING Program the manual 2 point calibration and execute it
as follows :
Select
x Remove the electrode from liquid.
x When the measure is stable, the instrument goes
automatically to next step.
COND. CALIB. The symbol flashes 10 to 20 seconds.

PROBE OUT x Press ENTER to accept the zero calibration.
x Immerse the probe in the calibration solution
Press
x When the measure is stable, press OK.
ENTER x Change the value displayed if you want.
x Modify the date of the calibration if necessary by
pressing on the right function touch .
To validate the calibration parameters press
ENTER. ESC does not validate the parameters
and the former calibration parameters are kept.
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TDS measure calibration

This option is available only if you have selected the
measurement TDS in the menu DISPLAY.
Select with the function key Choice CALIB TDS in the
menu CALIBRATION and press ENTER.
CALIBRATION This calibration permits to adjust the coefficient K

TDS between the concentration value and
6.98 conductivity.
The measurement TDS is displayed as well as the
ppm conductivity value as secondary measurement.
9.90 K:
Proceed to the following steps :
CALIBRATION x
Press the function key OK.
x Change the displayed value and enter the sample
6.98 x
value (TDS).
The instrument indicates the result of the
ppm
006.98 ppm coefficient calculation TDS and press ENTER.
Temperature calibration
With the help of the right function touch choice, select
the programming line and press ENTER.
The right function touch allow to select 2

types of calibration, electric or process.
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TEMP. CALIB Temperature electric calibration / Resistor adjust

This calibration is factory realised.
TYPE : Elect.
Used to realise an electric calibration for the Pt100
RES1 : 100 : measurement. 2 resistances of known values should
be connected to the temp + and temp - of the module
measure. This resistors should have a precision about
0,1%.
TEMP. CALIB. Proceed as follows :

RESISTANCE 1 x Launch the calibration when you have configured
an electric calibration. Lancer l'exécution après
Press avoir configuré l'étalonnage en étalonnage
ENTER électrique.
x The transmitter requires the connecting of the first
resistance.
x Press Enter.
x Repeat the same procedure for the second
resistance.
TEMP. CALIB. Process calibration

189.9
Proceed as follows after you have configured a
process calibration :
x Wait till the measurement is stable and press the
1
189.9°C right function key OK.
x You have the possibility to change the value
x Press Enter.
x The instrument executes a zero adjustment
required to display the value configured.
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PARAMETERS Menu
PARAMETERS This menu displays the calibration parameters of the
conductivity measurement.
DATE : 01/01/01
SLOPE : 100% Date of last calibration. This date is the date the user
COEFF : 0.50 has entered after a conductivity calibration ( electric, 2
points, 1 point).
'T : -0.0°C
The other parameters are those which are displayed
when the date is registered :
x Slope of the last calibration which is a correction
factor of the conductivity probe slope.
x Si la mesure est effectuée en TDS, le coefficient
de proportionnalité entre la conductivité et la
concentration.
x Drift of the temperature measurement.
HISTORIC Menu
HISTORIC This menu displays the conductivity slopes

corresponding to the last two conductivity calibrations
DATE : 01/01/01
and allows to follow the probe clogging.
SLOPE : 100%
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MAINTENANCE Menu
MAINTENANCE
When changing or cleaning a probe or servicing the
instrument, the transmitter continues to display
6.98 measures.
mS/cm
26.4°C
The analogue output value is the value programmed in
the mA menu. The relay status is not modified.
Page 37

PROGRAMMING Menu
PROGRAMMATION
PROGRAMMING
Note :
MEASURE
MESURE
MESURE
Warning ! An access code may be required if
SORTIES
mA OUTPUTS
mA programmed.
ALARMES
ALARMS
RS485
This menu enables the configuration of the instrument
Select
Choix according to its application.
In this operating mode, the measurements, the
analogue outputs and alarms remain active.
Page 38

MEASURE S/MEASURE Menu

PROBE The PROBE menu allows to configurate the utilized
TEMP. COMP. probe type, TEMP. COMP. the temperature
compensation, TDS the TDS measure coefficient
TDS : 0.50 when it is actived.
Select
PROBE
PROBE
TYPE : 22elect.
élect or inductive This menu allows to choose the utilized probe for the
K : 001.00 conductivity measure.
FREQ. : Auto
TYPE : - Induct. choice of the electrode :
- 2 elec. Inductive or 2 electrodes
Note :
Check both switches of the conductivity module are

correctly positioned :
- K : 2 electrodes
- I : inductive
K: XXXX Adjustment of the cell constant.
FREQ. : - Auto Choice between an automatic
- 8000 adjustment of the frequency
- 4000 according to the measurement or
- 2000 one of the pre-programmed
- 1000 frequencies. (see Chapter 5 for
- 500 further details).
- 250 Only if elect. 2 type has been
- 125 selected.
- 62,5
Page 39

TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION
TEMP. COMP. MEASURE : - No Choice of a temperature

measurement with or without
- Pt 100
MEASURE Pt100
: Pt100 / Pt1000.
- Pt1000
TYPE : Manual
TEMP. : 15°C TYPE : - No Choice between no temperature
TREF. : 025.0°C - Auto. compensation or an automatic or a
COMP. : Coeff. - Manual manual temperature compensation
COEF. : 2.0% mode.
Select TEMP. : XX Possibility to enter the sample
temperature in a manual
compensation.
TREF : XX Possibility to enter the reference
temperature.
COMP. : - Coef. Possibility to choose the
- HCl temperature compensation.
- NaCl
COEF : XX Possibility to enter the coefficient
value.
MEASURE TDS coefficient adjusting

TDS coefficient adjusting is directly in the MEASURE
PROBE
menu.
TEMP. COMP. :
Utilize the left function touch to choose the TDS
0.50
TDS : 0.50
adjusting.
Select TDS : Choose the TDS coefficient which is necessary
to calculate the solution concentration.
Utilize the right function touch to choose a value
between 0 and 5.
Page 40

mA OUPUTS S/mA OUTPUTS Menu

OUTPUT 1 This menu allows to adjust analogue outputs.
OUTPUT 2
SPECIAL PROG.
TEST
Select
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OUTPUT 1/2 OUTPUT 1/2

AFFECT. : S AFFECT. : choice if the analogue output
TYPE : 0/20 mA allocated to measure or temperature.
MODE : Dual
LOWER : 10.0 mS x S/:
MIDD : 15.0 mS x °C/°F
UPPER : 20.0 mS
Select
TYPE : choice of the analogue output type.
x 0/20 mA
x 4/20 mA
MODE : choice of operating mode : linear,

logarithmic or dual.
* In logarithmic mode , the beginning of range
should be different from 0.
x Lin
x Log
x Dual
LOWER : limit value programming.
MIDD. : middle value only in dual mode.
UPPER : upper limit value programming.
Page 42

ALARMS S/ALARMS menu

ALARM 1 This sub-menu allows to reach the configuration of
ALARM 2 alarms 1 to 4.
ALARM 3
ALARM 4
Select
ALARM 3 The MODE parameter allows to choose the operating

mode of the 4 alarms :
System
MODE : Syst - Limit : alarms 1...4
ACCEPT : Manual - USP : only alarms 1 and 2
RELAY : NO - System : only alarm 3
Select - Timer : only alarm 4
MODE : x No
x Limit
ALARM 4 x
USP
Timer x System
MODE : Timer
x Timer
INTERV : 2440 mn
Impul. Nb : 1
Ton : 005 s
Toff : 005 s
TmA : 20 mn
Select
Page 43

ALARM 1/2 (limit)
ALARM 1 AFFECT. : choice of a limit on the measurement

or on the temperature.
°C/°F
AFFECT. : Non
LIMIT : 20.3°C x No
DIR. : Up x S/:
DELAY : 30s x °C/°F
HYST. : 10%
RELAY : NO LIMIT : value of the limit.
Select DIR. : choice of the direction :
x Up
x Down
DELAY : definition of the temporisation when

the relay is interlocking (in seconds).
HYST : definition of the hysteresis in % (10%

max).
RELAY : choice of the relays normally opened

or closed.
x NO
x NF
ALARM 2 ALARM 1/2 (USP)

USP
MODE:
TEMP: 25.0 °C
LEVEL: 100% The TEMP menu allows the temperature to be
TAB: P.W. entered in cases where no measurement is
RELAY: NO provided by Pt100/Pt1000. If temperature is
measured automatically, this menu is not
Select displayed.
The LEVEL menu is used to set the safety margin

with respect to the USP standard: with a level of
50%, the 1.9 μS/cm threshold (50°C) drops to 0.95
μS/cm.
Page 44

The TAB menu is used to configure the stored

USP curve: W.F.I. (Water For Injection) or P.W.
(Pure Water).
USP mode
USP is a standard used in the pharmaceutical industry.
It recommends the use of a non temperature-
compensated conductivity measurements and sets the
upper limits of acceptable conductivity for USP-
compliant water according to temperature. The alarm
delivered therefore varies according to the measured
temperature. For this, the instrument possesses two
stored curves:
a curve (W.F.I.) for conductivity measurements in

high purity water or for injectable preparations
(cf. table 1),
a curve (P.W.) for conductivity measurements in

purified water (cf. table 2).
NB:
This function is only possible in 2 electrode
measurements and when temperature
compensation has been deactivated.
T°C Non- T°C Non- T°C Non-

compensated compensated compensated
conductivity conductivity conductivity
PS/cm PS/cm PS/cm
0 0.6 35 1.5 70 2.5
5 0.8 40 1.7 75 2.7
10 0.9 45 1.8 80 2.7
15 1.0 50 1.9 85 2.7
20 1.1 55 2.1 90 2.7
25 1.3 60 2.2 95 2.9
30 1.4 65 2.4 100 3.1
Table 1 - Temperature curve and conductivity requirements

for high purity water or for injectable preparations (non
temperature-compensated conductivity measurements).
Page 45

Example: if the measured temperature is equal to

22°C, the threshold is of 1.1 PS/cm and shall remain at
this value as long as the temperature stays at 22°C. If
the temperature varies, rising to 25°C, the threshold
automatically switches to 1.3 PS/cm.
NB: The delivered alarm corresponds to the value of
the threshold associated with the USP temperature
immediately below the measured temperature (i.e.
20°C and 25°C in the previous example).
T°C Non- T°C Non- T°C Non-

compensated compensated compensated
conductivity conductivity conductivity
PS/cm PS/cm PS/cm
0 2.4 35 5.95 70 9.1
5 3.0 40 6.5 75 9.7
10 3.6 45 6.8 80 9.7
15 3.95 50 7.1 85 9.7
20 4.3 55 7.6 90 9.7
25 5.1 60 8.1 95 9.95
30 5.4 65 8.6 100 10.2
Table 2 - Temperature curve and conductivity requirements

for purified water (non temperature-compensated conductivity
measurements).
Page 46

ALARM 3 ALARM 3 (Alarm system)

System
MODE : Syst In case of an alarm 3, choice between a limit
alarm or alarm system function.
ACCEPT : Manu
MODE : x No
RELAY : NO x Limit
Select x System
In case of an alarm system, choice between an

automatic accept or a manual accept.
ACCEPT : x Auto
x Manu
Choice between relays normally open or closed.

RELAY : x NO
x NC
ALARM 4
ALARM 4 (Timer)
Timer
MODE : Timer In case of an alarm 4, choice between a limit or a
INTERV : 2440 mn timer function.
Impul. Nb : 1 MODE : x No
Ton : 005 s x Limit
Toff : 005 s
x Timer
TmA : 00 mn INTERV : interval between two cleaning cycles in

minutes.
Select
Impul. Nb : number of pulses during a cleaning
cycle.
Ton : time when relay is activated, in

seconds.
Toff : time when relay is desactivated, in

secondes.
TmA : hold time for the analogue outputs in

minutes.
Page 47

SPECIAL PROG. S/SPECIAL PROG. Menu

MAINTENANCE This screen allows to adjust 4..20 mA outputs states in
CALIBRATION special events :
SYST. ALARM MAINTENANCE
CALIBRATION
Select
SYST. ALARM
SPECIAL PROG. MODE : choice of a preset value during

calibration, alarm system or
MODE : Preset maintenance or timer.
VALUE : 00 mA x last
x preset
x live
Select VALUE : indication of the preset value, 0 to

21 mA.
TEST TEST

TEST menu test the analogue outputs by step of 1 mA
VAL : 12 mA
(0…21mA).
Select
Page 48

S/RS485 Menu
This option requires the RS485 kit.
RS485
N° Monec number (0...32)
N° : 44
BAUD : 9600 BAUD 300/600/1200/2400/4800/9600/19200
PARIT. : odd Transmission speed in bauds
BIT STOP : 1
SWAP WORD : NO PARIT. - Without parity bit : No
- With odd parity bit : Odd
- With even parity bit : Even
BIT STOP - 1 bit stop

- 2 bits stop
SWAP WORD Allow to reverse the « strong

weight », « light weight » size during
the manipulation of the real variable
(float type). Some equipment need
this reverse to read correctly the real
size data.
The communication protocol is MODBUS/JBUS.
The instrument may be equipped with a RS485 board
(optional) (see MODBUS 9100 manual).
Page 49

SERVICE Menu
SERVICE
Note :
POLARIZATION
An access code may be required if it has been
AVERAGE
programmed.
DISPLAY
CODE
This screen allows to reach the 9125 transmitter
SOFT ISSUE configuration screens.
DEFAULT VAL..
mA ADJUST The display options are detailed page 26.
FACTORY
Select
Page 50

POLARIZATION S/POLARIZATION Menu

CABLE CAP. This menu is displayed only if you use a 2 electrode
CAP. CABLE
probe.
TEST
Select
CABLE CAP. CABLE CAP.

CABLE measure the electrode cable capacity.
CAPACITY
It is mandatory to disconnect the probe connector to
1.02 nF measure the capacity or to make an electric
calibration.
TEST TEST

TEST measure the electrode polarization (see
POLARIZATION Chap. 5). An error message is displayed if the
polarization is superior to 0,25.
0.15
Page 51

AVERAGE S/AVERAGE Menu

S/AVERAGE menu program a moving average on the
AVERAGE : 9 measurement.
TEST :
Select
AVERAGE : define the number of measures to

calculate the average.
TEST TEST : visualize the difference between a measure

done with or without average.
AVERAGE
28.3 mS/cm
REAL
27.9 mS/cm
Note :
The measurement cycle lasts 4 seconds if there is
a temperature measurement and only 2 seconds
without temperature measurement.
Page 52

CODE S/CODE Menu

CALIB. : 0000 CALIB. : access code for temperature and
PROG. : 0000 conductivity calibrations menu.
SERVICE : 0000 PROG. : access code for "Programming" menu.
Select SERVICE : access code for "service" menu.
Note :
If you have forgotten your access code, press
simultaneously ESC and ENTER to enter into the
menu.
Page 53

SOFT ISSUE S/SOFT ISSUE Menu

The transmitter displays the type of instrument and the
MONEC 9125 software version installed.
Cond X.XX
DEFAULT/VAL. S/DEFAULT/VALUES Menu

Loading
! values Note :
If you press YES, you load the default values and
default ?
Yes you loose the programmed values and the
calibration parameters.
Page 54

mA ADJUST S/mA ADJUST Menu

This menu adjustment of the analogue outputs to
OUTPUT 1 20 mA with an internal coefficient between
-9999...9999.
OUTPUT 2
Select
OUTPUT 1/2

VALUE : 0000
- +
S/FACTORY Menu
Factory code necessary.
The user has no access to this menu.
Page 55

6. Polarization
Electric representation of the probe and its cable
In a conductivity measurement with a 2 electrode
probe the measurement current is transmitted via the
electrodes. The current is ensured by electrons in the
electrodes and by ionic migration in the solution
measured. An electron exchange process occurs
between the solution and the electrodes.
A significant example below :
2 H2O=H+ + O2 + 4e-
and
2 H2O +2e- = H2 +2 OH-
This reaction requires energy and causes a potential
difference which does not rely on conductivity.
This phenomenon is known as polarization and may
be represented by the scheme below :
V
Cable capacity
Cc
Polarization Conductivity
Cp Rx
Rp
electric equivalent of the conductivity probes
Page 57

where :
The dipole Rp, Cp represents the active and reactive
part of the energy necessary to the electron exchange
between the sample and the electrodes.
and :
Cc : the cable capacity
Frequency adjustment according to the conductivity

measurement
Probe 8317 (K=1)
100 m of cable
10
Cond (theo.) / Cond (meas.)
0,1
1E1 1E2 1E3 1E4 1E5
real conductivity (uS/cm)
Auto frequency 62.5 Hz 8000 Hz
In the example below 3 measuring ranges are

described :
x measuring range 1 μS/cm to 100 μS/cm :
When the measuring frequency is high, the cable
capacity becomes important and induces an error
in the conductivity measurement.
If you use a long cable, use the lowest
frequency possible.
Page 58

x measuring range 100 μS/cm to 1 mS/cm :

In this measuring range the cable capacity or the
polarization are negligible and do not perturb the
conductivity measurement.
x measuring range 1 mS/cm to 20 mS/cm :
When the measuring frequency is low, the
polarization becomes important and induces an
error in the conductivity measurement.
It is required to use a high frequency.
Automatic adjustment of the frequency

The 9125 adjusts automatically the measurement
frequency according to the conductivity measured, the
cable capacity and the polarization.
The cable capacity is measured in the calibration of
the first calibration point or in the menu
SERVICE\POLARIZATION\CABLE CAPA.
Polarization is regularly measured and an error
message is displayed if it is too high.
Page 59

7. Error messages
Note :
In manual acquittal, in order to suppress an error
message press ENTER after correcting the default.
ERROR MESSAGE DESCRIPTION/POSSIBLE CAUSE
10.3
¾ Sensor not correctly connected
Temperature sensor damaged
Replace it if necessary.
mS/cm
Pt100/Pt1000
SHORT CIRCUIT
12.7
¾ Sensor not correctly connected
Temperature sensor damaged
Replace it if necessary.
mS/cm
Pt100/Pt1000
OPEN CIRCUIT
60
¾ The resistivity value is inferior to the lower limit of the
measuring range.
:.cm
MEASURE
TOO LOW
15.2 ¾ The conductivity value is superior to the upper limit of

the measuring range.
mS/cm
MEASURE
TOO HIGH
15.2 ¾ The electrode polarization is too high.
mS/cm
POLARIZATION
TOO HIGH
Page 61

ERROR MESSAGES DURING A CALIBRATION

Note :
Press ESC to leave the menu and calibrate again.
COND. CALIB. ¾ The electronic zero shift is superior to the limit

programmed.
Calibrate again.
OFFSET
OUT OF LIMITS
COND. CALIB. ¾ The slope shift is superior to the limit

programmed.
SLOPE : 162 %
Limits : 50...150 %
SLOPE
OUT OF LIMITS
TEMP. CALIB. ¾ The temperature drift is superior to the limit

programmed.
'T : -30.0°C
Limits : r 20 °C
'T
OUT OF LIMITS
Page 62

Appendix A : Default values
CALIBRATION
COND. CALIB. PARAMETERS

TYPE : Electr. DATE : 01/01/01
RES. : 1000 : SLOPE : 100.0%
'T : 0.0°C
TEMP. CALIB.
TYPE : Process
PROGRAMMING
MEASURE
PROBE TEMP. COMP.

TYPE : 2 elect. MEASURE : No
K : 001.00 TEMP. : 025.0°C
FREQ. : Auto TREF. : 025.0°C
COMP. : Coef.
COEF. : 2.0 %
ALARMS
ALARMS S1 ALARMS S2 ALARMS S3 ALARMS S4

AFFECT. : S AFFECT. : S AFFECT. : S AFFECT. : S
LIMIT : 10.0 mS LIMIT : 10.0 mS LIMIT : 10.0 mS LIMIT : 10.0 mS
DIR. : Down DIR. : Down DIR. : Down DIR. : Down
DELAY : 000 s DELAY : 000 s DELAY : 000 s DELAY : 000 s
HYST. : 00% HYST. : 00% HYST. : 00% HYST. : 00%
RELAY : NO RELAY : NO RELAY : NO RELAY : NO
mA OUTPUTS
OUTPUT 1 OUTPUT 2
AFFECT. :S AFFECT. : °C
TYPE : 4-20 TYPE : 4-20
MODE : Lin LOWER : 0 °C
LOWER : 1.0 PS UPPER : 100 °C
UPPER : 10.0 PS
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SPECIAL PROG.
MAINTENANCE CALIBRATION
MODE : Last MODE : Last
TIMER SYST. ALARM

MODE : Last MODE : Last
RS485
No :1
BAUD : 19200
PARITY : No
STOP BIT :1
SWAP WORD : No
SERVICE
AVERAGE
AVERAGE : 1
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
UNIT : S/cm
TEMP. : °C
LANGUAGE : GB
CODE
CODE
CALIB. : 0000
PROG. : 0000
SERVICE : 0000
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Appendix B : Spare parts list
No other spare parts except those below in the table should be replaced in the
instrument.
Part number Description
09125=A=1001 9125 equipped CPU board
09125=A=1500 9125 complete conductivity module
09125=A=2000 9125 power supply (standard version)
09125=A=2020 9125 power supply (low voltage version)
09125=A=4000 Relay board (option)
09125=A=1101 RS485 board (option)
09125=A=2485 RS485 kit (JBUS/MODBUS manual +board)
09125=C=3000 Mounted transmitter housing
425=110=221 Cable gland PG11
425=135=222 Cable gland PG13,5
351=007=001 Strap FLEXPAC 7 PTS
621=091=025 French instruction manual
621=191=025 English instruction manual
621=291=025 German instruction manual
621=491=025 Italian instruction manual
621=591=025 Spanish instruction manual
621=891=025 Dutch instruction manual
621=991=000 JBUS/MODBUS communication manual
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This instrument conforms to the European Directives:

This symbol, if noted on the instrument, references the instruction

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1. General presentation of the conductivity / resistivity measure

2. Installation of the transmitter .......................................................... 11

3. Electric connections ........................................................................ 17

4. Using the 9125 transmitter .............................................................. 23

5. Programming the transmitter.......................................................... 29

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1 point calibration ................................................................................. 32

7. Error messages ................................................................................ 61

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1. General presentation of the conductivity /

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Package Delivered with instruction manual, 4 cable glands and

Maintenance No particular maintenance required. Clean the

Ambient temperature -20°C...+60°C

Relative humidity 10...90%

Power supply voltage r 10 %

Over voltage category 2

Pollution degree 2 (as CEI 664)

Altitude < 2000 m

Measurement category I (overvoltage less than 1500 V)

Power supply voltage x Standard version (r 10 %) :

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Connections 2,5 mm2 screw terminals

European standards EN 61326-1997 and EN61326 A1-1998 (Industrial level

UL and CSA agreement File E226594

Dimensions 144 x 144 x 150 mm

Material Housing : Polyester coated aluminium

Mounting types Wall

Cable glands 2 x PG13.5

2 electrode probe Cell constant Conductivity range

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Inductive probe Cell constant Resistivity range

Display resolution Conductivity/resistivity : automatic point drift (min.

Temperature sensor Pt 100 / Pt 1000

Automatic temperature -20 ... 200 °C

Temperature compensation Linear

Sensor types - 2 electrode sensor

Cable length 100 m maximum

Conductivity calibration - Electric

Slope matching 50 ... 150 %

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Temperature calibration r 20 °C ( r 36 °F)

Output signals 2 galvanicly outputs insulated

Maximum load 800 :

Function - Standard limits

Hysteresis 0 ... 10%

Temporisation 0 ... 999 s