Automatic Potentiometric Titrator

AT-710
Operation Manual

Please read this manual thoroughly in advance for the best performance of the equipment.
AN 59-00419-01Ver.00
Introduction

Overview of the instrument

We thank you for your continued patronage of KEM products. The AT-710 Automatic
Potentiometric Titrator you have purchased is the latest titration system to determine
concentration of target substance in liquids or solids, operated easily and resulting quickly
with high precision and accuracy. By changing the electrode and preamplifier, those
titrations like acid base, redox and photometric can be equally performed as well.

[Features]
1） Compact design
Burette drive unit is designed more compact than before and can be installed in A4 size.
2） Highly accurate burette
A highly accurate burette of burette resolution 1/20,000 is installed. The piston head is
improved, so the design becomes that air-bubble is not produced so much.
3） USB flash drive is designed at external control
The measurement result and the method are stored in USB flash drive, and data can be
managed as an electron record. Moreover, the measurement result can be stored as
PDF file, and the convenience of data has been improved. A keyboard for the input of
number, a barcode reader for the sample setting and a foot switch that can start to
measure without touching a device are installed as option. The working efficiency of
measurement improved for customer's usage.
4） Method making software is equipped as standard
Method can be made on PC and can be transferred to the memory of main unit by
copying equipped Software to CD-ROM with USB.
5） Burette can be selected 1 unit and 2 unit type.
AT-710 is installed 1 burette, and in addition, can be installed one more burette. 2
burettes can be used without increasing space.
6） For several languages
Chinese (Chinese classics), Korean, Russian and Spanish are installed besides English
and Japanese.
7） GLP/GMP conformed
Operator names can be registered. And check results with standard substances and
calibration results of electrodes can be recorded.
8） Sample changer (CHA-700)(option) can be connected
Sample changer of compact 6 samples or 11 samples can be connected, and can be
used for multiple sample measurement. It can be connected electrode cleaning as
option and a beaker after measurement can be used.
9） Can be upgraded to high-end model.
Measurement by moisture titrator and potentiometric titrator can simultaneously be
performed by connecting with the MCU-710.
10） Smart electrode (CHA-700)(option) can be connected
You can use the smart electrode on which electrode information or calibration
information can be recorded. An electrode error can be handled or an expiration date of
the electrode can be monitored.
11） SOFT-CAP(option)

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Data of Excel and CSV format can be edited directly by SOFT-CAP with PC.
Important:
You must observe the following rules in order to prevent physical or property damage of yourself
as well as of the others.

Meaning of Symbols

Warning Danger of severe injury or possible death

Caution Risk of physical or property damage

This symbol means Prohibition.

This symbol means Mandatory.

Place for Installation

Use the devices indoors, and avoid a place under any of the following conditions to avoid
malfunction.

Caution
Operation of devices Under direct sun light Corrosive gas
with strong electric atmosphere
motors using common
power source
Near strong
magnetic/electric field
Heavily loaded and Excessive range of Ambient humidity
fluctuated or temperature other exceeding 85%RH
near power source or than specified
magnetic field
Under vibration Location with large
temperature
difference

Power Source

Warning
You must ground earth wire of power cable.
Danger of electric shock if not grounded to earth.
The power supply from AC adapter other than that are specific to
the equipment, we cannot guarantee the safety of the product.

Caution
Plug out power Power source for this Do not share power
cord in case of unit:AC100-240V as shown below.
unit malfunction or Frequency: 50Hz/60Hz

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possible lightning. Supply power direct Do not put any obstacle
Otherwise, the from power outlet. around power outlet just case
unit may be of need for plugging out
broken. power cord to avoid the
possible danger of the whole
system in trouble.
Test Sample

Warning
Some sample or chemical requires Do not use chemical which may
protective gloves, glasses and mask. generate inflammable gas or work in
Ventilate the room. Splashing such atmosphere.
chemical may injure the eyes or skin. Be aware of a risk of explosion
Windpipe may be hurt if fume is inside the system.
inhaled.

About place for storage

Caution
If the unit is not used for an It is recommended to Avoid the places for storage
extended period of time, first pack the main unit in under inadequate ambient
clean the electrode and place the carton box in conditions such as extremely
it for storage. Also discard which the instrument high/low temperature, high
the regent in the burette, and was first delivered humidity or heavily dusty
clean it with pure water or atmosphere
methanol before storage.

About Use

Caution
When a reagent etc. is spilt to Main unit or the connectors, there is a possibility of
malfunction.
When switching valve is got wet, there is a possibility of malfunction.
Do not give excessive forces such as falls at the main body, burette, switching valve.
There is a possibility of malfunction.

About reagents

Caution
The liquid contact part on burette and reagent bottle is made of materials such as
glass, ceramics or fluorocarbon polymer. Refrain from using reagents containing
solid medium that may be incompatible with these materials.
Note that Precautionary statements of the reagent label.
Dispose of in accordance with laws and regulations.

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Other Cautions

Caution
Do not attempt overhaul or repair Do not use the unit in a way other
the unit by unauthorized person than specified.
except authorized by KEM. Danger of fire, electric shock or
Danger of electric shock, fire or malfunctioning of the unit.
malfunction.
Do not use such a solvent as alcohol, acetone, thinner or the like for cleaning this
instrument. Doing so may adversely affect the instrument, e.g. deformation,
discoloration or cracks. When cleaning this instrument, wipe it with a soft cloth or
tissue paper, after applying detergent diluted with water to the soft cloth or tissue
paper and adequately wringing out excess water in order not to allow water drops to
fall.
Environment
This equipment shall be used under the following conditions classified in the section
1.4.1 of the CE marking (Low Voltage Directive, 2014/35/EU, EN61010-1): altitude up
to 2000m; over voltage CAT II; pollution degree 2.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules and RE Directive. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation.
About the Manual

Read this operation manual thoroughly before use.

It describes all that are required for routine measurements.
Keep this manual beside your equipment so that you can refer to whenever necessary.

For detailed test methods, see the separate Function Description.

The following symbols indicate the important notes that raise your attention.

1. Note

Note
Unless you observe the note, you may not be able to obtain specified performance of the
unit, and your unit may not be covered by warranty.

2. Hint

This symbol notes technical tips which are convenient to your measurement work.

※In this manual, [∧], [∨], [<SAMPLE] and [STIRRER>] key are explained the sign each of[ ↑],
[↓], [←]and [→].

※It is prohibited to duplicate any part or all of manual without prior consent.

※This manual has been prepared to the best of our knowledge;however, if you should find any
missing or ambiguous description, please contact your nearest dealer or sale representative.

※Maker will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by use of or the result of the product.

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※This manual describes usage according to standard specification. For special version, refer to
the accompanying document.

Please refer to “Function Description” for details of each function.

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 Table of Contents
Page
1. Preparations for measurement 1
1-1. Supplied parts.............................................................................. 1
1-2. Installation and start-up.................................................................4
1-2-1. Installation of burette unit.....................................................................................................4
1-2-2. Assembly of magnetic stirrer................................................................................................5
1-2-3. Assembly of burette unit.........................................................................................................7
1-2-4. Installation of electrode and Stirrer..................................................................................8
1-2-5. Installation of Clamp Filter...................................................................................................10
1-2-6. Power cable..................................................................................................................................11

2. Parts configuration and each function 12

2-1. Appearance and Name.................................................................12
2-2. Key functions (general)................................................................17
2-2-1. Basic key operation..................................................................................................................18
2-2-2. Description of display messages......................................................................................19
2-3. Setting Language........................................................................20
2-4. Setting date and time..................................................................21
2-5. Setting Burette Volume................................................................22

3. Basic operation 23
3-1. Sequence of measurement...........................................................23
3-2. Preparation of the electrode.........................................................24
3-3. Calibration of preamplifier (pH calibration)......................................25
3-3-1. pH calibration when Calib.Method is “Auto”..............................................................26
3-3-2. pH calibration when Calib.Method is “Manual”........................................................28
3-4. Confirmation of titration method...................................................30
3-5. Filling titration solution.................................................................33
3-6. Purge the reagent.......................................................................34
3-7. Preparation of sample..................................................................35
3-8. Start titration.............................................................................. 35
3-9. Cleaning after titration.................................................................36
3-10. Re-calculate titration data..........................................................37
3-11. Batch processing of titration data................................................39
3-12. Read Data, Store in USB Flash Drive............................................41
3-13. Replacing burette unit................................................................43

4. Others 47
4-1. Use Preamplifier other than STD...................................................47
4-1-1. Preamplifier for photometric titration (PTA)..............................................................47
4-1-2. Preamplifier for polarization titration (POT)...............................................................51
4-1-3. Preamplifier for conductometric titration (CMT)......................................................54
4-1-4. Preamplifier for pH dual input (TET)..............................................................................58
4-2. Changing the method parameters in progress.................................59

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4-3-1. Basic Operation..........................................................................................................................60
4-3-2. Using measurement conditions in CD-ROM...............................................................65

5. Function Tools 67
5-1. Function.................................................................................... 67

6. Maintenance 68
6-1. Daily Maintenance.......................................................................68
6-1-1. Check the instrument..............................................................................................................68
6-1-2. Check the electrode.................................................................................................................68
6-1-3. Check the cable..........................................................................................................................68
6-1-4. Check the connectors.............................................................................................................68
6-1-5. Check any leaking.....................................................................................................................68
6-1-6. Check burette performance.................................................................................................69
6-1-7. Check the nozzle........................................................................................................................69
6-1-8. Preamplifier...................................................................................................................................69
6-1-9. Replacement of Zeolite (molecular sieves)................................................................69
6-1-10. How to clean the propeller stirrer.................................................................................70
6-1-11. How to clean the burette and how to replace the reagent............................71
6-2. Other Maintenance......................................................................72
6-2-1. Storage of the instrument....................................................................................................72
6-2-2. Cleaning the electrode...........................................................................................................72
6-2-3. How to remove and assemble the burette unit.......................................................73
6-2-4. Replacement of piston head...............................................................................................77
6-2-5. Change switching valve.........................................................................................................79
6-2-6. Replace titration nozzle.........................................................................................................80
6-2-7. Replace tube................................................................................................................................81
6-2-8. Replacing the clock battery.................................................................................................82

7. Troubleshooting 83
7-1. Error messages and remedies.......................................................83
7-2. Clogging of titration nozzle or switching valve.................................87
7-3. When valve of switching valve stops at irregular positions.................88
7-4. Piston burette does not work properly............................................89
7-5. Air bubbles are trapped in the piston burette..................................90
7-6. Titration is not controlled properly.................................................91
7-7. Endpoint is not detected by EP Stop or Full titration.........................92
7-8. Erroneous endpoint is detected in Full or EP Stop titration ................93
8. Others 97
8-1. Parts list.................................................................................... 97
8-2. Options.................................................................................... 104
8-3. Specification............................................................................. 105
8-4. International standards..............................................................107
9. Warranty and After-sales Service 109
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1. Preparations for measurement

1.1. Supplied parts
Check the supplied parts referring to the following parts list. If you should find any
missing or broken parts including the main unit, accessories or manual, contact your
sales representative or local dealer.

Part Number Part Description Qty Remarks

- Main Unit 1
12-05356 MS-710A Magnetic Stirrer
1
12-05639 Propeller Stirrer Set
12-05641-05
12-05641-10 EBU-710 Burette Unit 1
12-05641-20
12-01263 Vial for Degassing (with Septum) 1
20-06822 Seal 1
65-00028-01 Clamp Filter 1
64-00898 AC Adapter Type4 1
64-00633 Power Cord (EU,KR) with PlugC(WS-010) 200-240 V
64-00633-01 Power Cord (US,TW) with PlugB(WS-001) 100-120 V
1*
64-00633-02 Power Cord (GB) with PlugG(WS-012A) 220-240 V
64-00633-03 Power Cord (CN) with PlugI(WS-015D) 200-240 V
20-06257 Piston Removing Tool 1
12-05700 AT-710 Operation Manual (CD-ROM) 1 With Software
59-00419-06 AT-710 Quick Reference 1
59-00419-07 AT-710 Quick Reference 1
59-00405 Safety Instructions 1
59-00494 Packing List 1
59-00761 Contact 1
- Inspection Certificate/Warranty 1
*Make sure your country’s power requirement.

Please refer to the section “8-1. Parts list” when ordering these parts.
Note

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― Components of MS-710A Magnetic stirrer (12-05356) ―

Part Number Part Description Qty Remarks
- MS-710A Magnetic Stirrer 1
20-06836 Stand Bar 1
- Stopper 1
12-04299 Multi Electrode Holder 1
64-01156 Connecting Cable 0.6m 1 For Stirrer
66-00125-04 Stirrer Rotor L=25 1

― Components of Propeller Stirrer set (12-05639) ―

Part Number Part Description Qty Remarks
12-03566 Propeller Stirrer 1
12-03567 Holder Unit 1
12-04299 Multi Electrode Holder 1

― Components of EBU-710 Burette Unit (12-05641-05, 10, 20) ―

Part Number Part Description Qty Remarks
- Burette Unit 1
12-01260-01 Desiccant Tube φ18×120 with Zeolite 1
20-04052-00 Nozzle Cover 1
Connection Tube2×3 L=620 PFA 1
12-03644
(for Nozzle)
Connection Tube2×3 L=730 PFA 1
12-03645
(for Bottle)
Diffusion Proof Nozzle(with Degassing 1
12-00169-02
Tube)
20-04050-00 Nozzle FEPφ3×2-0.5 L=150 1
12-03926 Reagent Bottle Cap with Plug 1
20-09813 Bottle stand 1
69-00028-00 Polyethylene Bottle 1L 1
20-06823 Bottle holder (1) 1 φ85

Please refer to the section “8-1. Parts list” when ordering these parts.
Note

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The following parts, electrode, electrode cable, temperature compensation

electrode and electrode internal solution are included when separately
Note ordering.

When the photometric titration kit is purchased, the following parts are also included in the kit.
Part Number Part Description Qty Remarks
12-00110-00 Photometric Sensor 1
64-01018 Connection Cable (MiniDIN8P-8P)1.5m 1
1 Equipped to the
12-00112-00 Interference Filter(530nm) photometric
sensor.
12-00112-01 Interference Filter(630nm) 1
20-07257 Shutter 1

When the polarization titration kit is purchased, the following part is also included in the kit.
Part Number Part Description Qty Remarks
12-03840 Twin Platinum Electrode(M-511) 1

When the conductometric titration kit is purchased, the following part is also included in the kit.
Part Number Part Description Qty Remarks
12-01762 Conductivity Cell(K-321) 1

When the burette unit is purchased, the following parts are also included in the kit.
Part Number Part Description Qty Remarks
- Burette Unit 1
12-01260-01 Desiccant Tube φ18×120 with Zeolite 1
20-04052-00 Nozzle Cover 1
Connection Tube2×3 L=620 PFA
12-03644 1
(for Nozzle)
Connection Tube2×3 L=730 PFA
12-03645 1
(for Bottle)
Diffusion Proof Nozzle(with
12-00169-02 1
Degassing Tube)
20-04050-00 Nozzle FEPφ3×2-0.5 L=150 1
12-03926 Reagent Bottle Cap with Plug 1
20-09813 Bottle Stand 1
69-00028-00 Polyethylene Bottle 1L 1
20-06823 Bottle holder (1) 1 φ85
Connection Tube2×3 L=980 PFA
12-03645-01 1
(for Bottle)

Please refer to the section “8-1. Parts list” when ordering these parts.

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Note

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1.2. Installation and start-up

1.2.1.Installation of burette unit
1) As shown below, slide the burette unit from the right, and hitch the piston
pushrod to the drive screw. If you put the housing on the guide pin and slide it,
you will find it easier to adjust the height.
2) To place the burette unit, insert the hole of the housing of the burette unit into
the two guide pins.

Guide pin

Housing
Guide pin

Burette unit

Piston pushrod
Drive screw

If the length of the piston pushrod out of the cylinder is too short or too long,
the burette unit cannot be put to the shaft of the main unit. Refer to “3-13.
Replacing burette unit” to adjust the length of the piston pushrod.

3) To fix the burette unit, hold down the top of the burette unit and tighten the
burette stopper.

Burette stopper

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1.2.2.Assembly of magnetic stirrer

<For propeller stirrer>
1) Loosen screws of bottom in main unit. Slide the holder unit to insert to the
interior, and tighten screws again.

Holder unit

Screw

<Install to right side> <Install to front side>

Holder unit can be installed left side or front side, not only right side by
changing the position of screw. Please select it by customer's installation space
and operation method.

2) Install the multi electrode holder to the stand bar. Install the electrode holder
with the lever under the electrode holder.

Multi Electrode
holder

Lever

Stand bar

<Install to right side> <Install to front side>

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<For Magnetic stirrer>

1) Squeeze the stand bar into the Magnetic Stirrer as shown below.
2) Install the multi electrode holder to the stand bar for Magnetic Stirrer. Install the
electrode holder with the lever under the electrode holder.

Multi Electrode holde

Lever

Stand bar

Magnetic Stirrer

3) Connect Magnetic Stirrer and Automatic Potentiometric Titrator with the

Connecting Cable as shown below.

Connecting Cable

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1.2.3.Assembly of burette unit

1) Install the nozzle cover to bottle stand.
2) Tighten the connection tube (L=620mm) (No.2) to the position of No.2 of the
switching valve. Tighten the diffusion proof nozzle to the tip of a reverse-side, and
store it in the electrode holder. Place the diffusion proof nozzle with its discharge
outlet facing outside.
When using the titration nozzle in order to perform constant dose, change the tip
of diffusion proof nozzle (12-00169-02) to the Nozzle FEPφ3×2-0.5 L=150 before
connecting it with the tube. (Refer to “6-2-6. Replace titration nozzle”).
3) Pass through the connection tube (L=730mm) (No.1) to the reagent bottle cap
and tighten to install it (Please check that the Long male union and the stopper
are attached to the tube). Match the tube to the position that reaches the bottom
of the reagent bottle. Tighten the tip of a reverse-side to the position of No.1 of
the switching valve.
4) Peel off the seal on Desiccant Tube φ18×120 with Zeolite, and install it onto the
reagent bottle cap.
Connecting tube Connecting tube (No.1)
(No.2) Long male union Stopper

Seal

Desiccant tube

Reagent bottle
cap

Reagent bottle

Nozzle cover
Bottle stand

Diffusion proof nozzle Titration nozzle

Remove the seal on the Desiccant tube first.

Hold the tube not to loosen and turn only the union when installing the tube to
Note the switching valve. Be careful not to break the tube.
A GL45 1L bottle or a 500mL container with 27mm bore can be placed to the
reagent bottle screw cap. If the bore of your reagent bottle does not match
the bottle stand, use the provided bottle holder.

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You may remove the blue cover of the connecting tube when you use a titrant
which is not affected by deterioration of a reagent.

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1.2.4.Installation of electrode and Stirrer

Install each electrode (option) and propeller stirrer (not required with a magnetic
stirrer) to the electrode holder and fix it with the lock screws as figure below. Place an
electrode farthest from the nozzle when stirring.
Propeller stirrer

Cap Temperature
compensation
Pin electrode

ex)Combined glass
electrode
(67-00001-00)

Lock screw

Direction of stirring

The electrode cable must be securely connected to the electrode connector as

figure until it clicks in, and then tighten the cap. Loose connection may result in
Note abnormal signal detection. An electrode with the lead already connected does not
require this step.

Fix the stopper at the height that the electrode does not hit a beaker even if the
electrode holder goes down at the bottom. Adjust the vertical position of electrode
holder with the lever under the electrode holder.

Stopper

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Connect the electrode lead to the preamplifier in the back of main unit. Turn round
and lock the terminal G1 after inserting the connector. Connect the cable (which is
not an electrode lead wire) of the smart electrode to the ELE connector.Install the
propeller stirrer (or Magnetic Stirrer) and the temperature combined electrode as to
match the direction of the connector in the figure below.
Propeller stirrer (Magnetic Stirrer)

Detector 1
Detector2 Smart Electrode

Combined glass electrode <Back design>

Combination and Connecting position of electrode and electrode cable

Detector 1 Detector 2
G1：Glass electrode R1：Reference M2：Metal electrode R2：Reference
connecting electrode connecting connecting electrode
terminal terminal terminal connecting terminal
Combined Electrode Combined glass
glass electrode
electrode Electrode 64-00726-31 or 64-
cable 00726-41
Glass Electrode pH glass electrode Reference electrode
electrode or ion electrode
or Ion Electrode 64-00726-31 or 64- Transparent side
electrode cable 00726-41 cable for 64-00726-33
or 64-00726-43
Metal Electrode Metal electrode Reference electrode Metal electrode Reference electrode
electrode （M-2xx）（M-3xx） （M-2xx）（M-3xx）
Electrode 64-00726-31 or 64- Transparent side Transparent side Transparent side
cable 00726-41 cable for 64-00726-33 cable for 64-00726- cable for 64-00726-
or 64-00726-43 33 or 64-00726-43 33 or 64-00726-43
Combined Electrode Combined Combined electrode（C-2xx ,-3xx,-8xx)
electrode electrode（C-2xx ,-
3xx,-8xx)
Electrode 64-00726-31 or 64- 64-00726-33 or 64-00726-43

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cable 00726-41 Transparent side Black side cable

cable

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The electrode is made of glass. If given excessive force, it

may break and hurt your hand. Care should be taken when
Caution
handle the electrode.

Please refer to the section “8-1. Parts list” when ordering these parts.
Note

1.2.5.Installation of Clamp Filter

Install the clamp filter to AC adapter as figure below. Hold the clip of the clamp filter
and open as figure below, and wrap treble remaining the tip by about 30mm.
30mm

Clip

Installation of the clamp filter to AC adaptor is needed to satisfy the condition

of EMC standard.
Note

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1.2.6.Power cable
1) Make sure the power switch is in Off position as figure below.

2) Install Power cord to AC adapter and plug in AC adapter on the back of main unit.
Power switch

AC adapter

Power cord

3) Connect Power cord to the power outlet.

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2. Parts configuration and each

function
2.1. Appearance and Name
＜Front＞
3)BuretteNo.1

4) BuretteNo.2

5)Stand bar

2)Liquid crystal 6)Propeller stirrer

display
7)Electrode holder

1)Key panel

1) Key panel
Use for each setting.
2) Liquid crystal display
Display the measurement result or parameters.
3) Burette No.1
This burette can be used when the parameter of burette No. is set “1”.
4) Burette No.2
This connects the additional burette, and can be used when the parameter of
burette No. is set “2”.
5) Stand bar
Hold the electrode holder.
6) Propeller stirrer
The stirrer spins to stir sample liquid.
7) Electrode holder
This holder fixes the electrode and the titration nozzle.

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＜Back＞

8)Power switch
9)STIRRER port

10)USB connecter

11)COM2 port
11)COM1 port 12）SS-BUS port

8) Power switch
This switch turns on or off the unit. It should be noted the power must be turned
on again at least 10 seconds interval.
9) STIRRER port
This connects the propeller stirrer or the stirrer to stir sample solution.
10) USB connecter
This connects USB flash drive to store the measurement result and method.
Moreover, can be connected USB printer, the key board for inputting letters, the
barcode reader for sample setting or the foot switch that can start to measure
without touching the unit. The control with PC and the data communication with
PC are possible by connecting PC (special data installation software "SOFT-CAP"
is necessary).
11) COM1 and COM2 port
These ports are for connections to Dot printer, Balance or PC. Dot printer can be
connected only COM1 port.
12) SS-BUS port
This is for connection of options such as changer.

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19)TEMP.COMP port
13)Preamplifier unit 15)ELE. port
Detector 1
Detector 2
Detector 3

16）Power connecter(IN) 17）Power connecter(OUT)

13) Preamplifier unit

This is the detector to detect potential of sample solution.
5 kinds of preamplifiers are prepared including the option.
Detector 1
G1: For connecting with the glass electrode
R1: For connecting with the reference electrode
T1: For connecting with the compensation electrode
Detector 2
M2: For connecting with the metal electrode
R2: For connecting with the reference electrode
Detector 3
Refer to “4-1. Use Preamplifier other than STD” for details.
14) TEMP.COMP. port
This is the connector to connect with the titrant temperature compensation
sensor for the burette No.1.
15) ELE. port
This is for connecting the Smart electrode.
16) Power connecter (IN)
This is for connecting the power cable.
17) Power connecter (OUT)
This is for connecting the power cable for MCU-710.

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<Burette Unit : (Ex. EBU-710-20)>

A titrant-injecting burette, a switching valve and a titration reagent bottle
are included in this burette unit.
20) Connecting tube
No.1

21) Connecting tube

No.2

22) Desiccant tube

23) Nozzle

24) Reagent bottle

25) Piston removing

tool

18) Switching valve 19) Cylinder

18) Switching valve

This is the cock switching the line between cylinder  reagent bottle, cylinder 
titration nozzle.
19) Cylinder
The glass cylinder contains Karl Fischer reagent supplied in it.
20) Connecting tube No.1
Transmit titrant solution from the reagent bottle to the cylinder.
21) Connecting tubeNo.2
Transmit titrant solution from the cylinder to the reagent nozzle.
22) Desiccant tube
This tube with zeolite(molecular sieves (5A)) reduces dissolved gas like carbon
dioxide that affects titrant.
23) Nozzle
This is the titration nozzle.
24) Reagent bottle
It contains reagent for titration.
25) Piston removing tool
Use this tool to manually operate the piston head of the burette.

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<Stirrer>

28) Stirrer speed control

Knob

27) Stirrer bar

26) Magnetic stirrer

29) STIRRER port

26) Magnetic stirrer

The stirrer spins to stir sample liquid.
27) Stirrer bar
The stirrer bar spins to stir sample liquid.
28) Stirrer speed control Knob
Use this knob to adjust the stirrer rotating speed of the magnetic stirrer. Stirrer
speed is adjusted by the set value of method of the titrator; however, stirrer
speed can be adjusted with the stirrer speed control knob while measurement is
in progress.
29) STIRRER port
This is the connector to which the cable from the stirrer to the main unit is
connected.

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2.2. Key functions (general)

Each key is positioned as shown below:

Description of each key

Key Description
START/STOP Key to start titration and to stop measurement on the main
screen, and to stop the operation of burette on each of
“MENU-1.Manual Operation.”
Key to return to the previous screen on a screen other than
the above.
MENU/HOME Key to move to menu screen from the main screen and to set
the parameter.
Also key to return to the main screen from each input screen.
∧ Cursor key and to change number.
∨ Cursor key and to change number.
<SAMPLE Cursor key and to move to the sample setting screen from the
main screen. Parameter regarding the sample such as number
or size can be set on the sample setting screen.
STIRRER> Cursor key and to operate On/Off of the stirrer on the main
screen. The rotational speed is “Stirrer speed" you are
currently selecting method.
The speed can be adjusted with the knob when the magnetic
stirrer is used.
ENTER Key to confirm.

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2.2.1.Basic key operation

<Select menu>
Menu screen displays when [MENU/HOME] is pressed. To select an item on the
menu, move the cursor with [], [] and confirm with [ENTER].
▲▼ shows that the following screen exists.

<Select parameter>
To move parameters, use [], []. When an item on the screen is shown by < ○○○
> parenthesized, it must be selected by key entry. To show item for selection, use
[], [] and confirm with [ENTER].

<Entry of parameter and character>

Parameters shown by [△△△] in parenthesis on the screen are set the alphabetic
with [↑][↓] after moving the cursor with [↑][↓] and pressing [ENTER] or [ ←][ →].
The movement of inside [ ] is operated with [ ←] [ →] and confirmed with [ENTER].
The character is changed with [↑] in order in the following tables, and with [ ↓] to
the opposite direction in the following tables. Input only the number due to the
position of “ . ” are fixed when inputting the number.

ex）To input C at the uninput cursor position, press [ ↑] 3 times. Moreover, to input
[2] at the uninput cursor position, press [↓] 16 times. [ － ] is input with [↑][↓]
when inputting the number after moving to the left with [ ←]. Input only the number
due to the position of “ . ” is fixed when inputting the number after matching the
digit with [←][→].
Table.2-2-1-1
Operation key [↑]
Alphabetic (space)→A→B→C→D→E→F→G→H→I→J→K→L→M→N→O→P
parameter →Q→R→S→T→U→V→W→X→Y→Z→0→1→2→3→4→5→6→7
→8→9→ . →－→+→／→×→ ( → ) →%→(space)
Numeric (space)→0→1→2→3→4→5→6→7→8→9→－→(space)
parameter

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2.2.2.Description of display messages

When the power is turned on, the initial displays appear one after another as
follows:

When the main screen displays, it is the standby mode ready for titration.

< Main screen >

Active method number

Active method name
Current sample number

Dispending volume and detected

potential and so on

Concentration is calculated in real time

from the present titration volume and
displayed here. (Displayed concentration is
calculated based on the calculation where
EP1 is set in Calculation1.)
Guiding messages and mode of the system

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2.3. Setting Language

Set language displayed on the screen.

1) Press [MENU/HOME].

2) Press [↑] twice, select “11.Setup” and [ENTER] to

confirm.

3) Press [↓] 6 times, select “7.Language” and

confirm with [ENTER].

4) Select language with [←] [→] and confirm with

[ENTER].
Move the cursor to [Exit] and with [ENTER] to
escape from the screen.

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2.4. Setting date and time

Set date and time.

1) Press [MENU/HOME].

2) Press [↑] twice, select “11.Setup” and [ENTER] to

confirm.

3) Press [↓] 3 times, select “4.Date ＆ Time” and

confirm with [ENTER].

4) Select “Date Style” with [←][→] and confirm with

[ENTER]. Press [ENTER] at “Date” and “Time”,
set with each of [↑] [↓] [←] [→], and confirm
with [ENTER].
Move the cursor to [Exit] and with [ENTER] to
escape from the screen.

The time of clock starts when “Time" is confirmed with [ENTER].

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2.5. Setting Burette Volume

Set the volume of burette cylinder.

1) Press [MENU/HOME].

2) Press [↑] twice, select “11.Setup” and [ENTER] to

confirm.

3) Select “1.Burette Set” and confirm with [ENTER].

4) Select the burette No. with [↑] [↓] and confirm

with [ENTER].

5) Select the burette volume with [←] [→] and press

[ENTER].
Move the cursor to [Execute] and confirm the
volume with [ENTER].
Move the cursor to [Exit] and with [ENTER] to
escape from the screen.

Set both of burette volume when 2 burette cylinders are connected. The
volume of burette cylinder should be set correctly, otherwise the measurement
Note result is not correctly displayed.

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3. Basic operation
Here is the description on basic measurement sequence using pH electrode
for acid/base titration.

3.1. Sequence of measurement

For remembering a basic operation, here is an example of the measurement which the
concentration (ppm) of sodium hydroxide is obtained with the hydrochloric acid.
1. Preparation of Install a combination glass electrode and temperature
electrodes compensation electrode.
* Prepare an electrode or sensor and preamplifier appropriate for
the titration.
↓
2. Calibrate the Calibrate the electrode and preamplifier with pH standard solution
electrode or sensor (pH7/pH4).
* Calibration method differs depending on preamplifier type and
the electrode or sensor.
↓
3. Check titration Confirm preset conditions.
condition * Once titration methods are preset for individual samples, all
you have to do is to change the method, and can start titration
right away.
↓
4. Fill titration Fill the burette with 0.1 mol/L-hydrochloric acid.
solution * For filling procedure, refer to Function Description “3-1. Manual
Operation.”
↓
5. Purge titration Purge the titration solution.
solution
↓
6. Preparation of a Prepare the sample for titration.
sample * Sample conditions can be stored in USB as a sample file. Once
stored in advance, all you need to enter is the sample size.

7. Start titration Dip the electrode in the sample in vessel, and press
[START/HOME].

8. After titration Clean the electrode and keep it in pure water dipped.

The steps within the dotted line box are daily procedures.
Other steps are optional when necessary.
Note

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＜Preparation＞
Automatic Potentiometric Titrator AT-710 1unit
Combined glass electrode（C-171） 1pc
Electrode cable 1pc
Temperature compensation electrode（T-171） 1pc
0.1 mol/L-hydrochloric acid（given concentration）500mL 1pc
0.1mol/L- sodium hydroxide 500mL 1pc
Rinse bottle（include water） 500mL 1pc
200mL beaker 2 - 3pcs
Whole pipette (volume 5mL) 1pc
Safety pipette 1pc
Tissue
pH7 standard solution
pH4 standard solution

3.2. Preparation of the electrode

1) Connect the cable to the combination glass electrode and plug its connector into
the connector (G1).
2) Connect the temperature compensation electrode T-171 to the connector (T1).
3) Install the electrodes and titration nozzle to the electrode holder and fix it with
the lock screws as shown below.
4) Keep each electrode and burette nozzle in a beaker filled with pure water.
Open the rubber plug of the refill hole of the combined glass electrode so that
the reference fill can flow out.
5) Check that the electrode holder fixation metal is at the height that the electrode
does not hit a beaker even if the electrode holder goes down at the bottom.

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3.3. Calibration of preamplifier (pH

calibration)

For precise measurement results by potentiometric titration, it is necessary

to calibrate the preamplifier and electrode. Here is the description on basic
pH calibration.

1) Check that message is “Waiting titr.”

2) Press [MENU/HOME].

3) Select “4.Calibration” with [↑] [↓] and confirm

with ［ENTER］.

4) Move the cursor to Ch.1 [Cal.] and confirm with

[ENTER] as to pH calibration Ch.1.

5) Set the calibration mode (Auto/Manual) of pH

calibration. The calibration procedure and setting
items differ depending on setting of calibration
mode. Refer to“3-3-1" for Auto, and “3-3-2" for
Manual.

Refer to Function Description “4. Calibration” for setting the calibration

condition.
Note pH electrode is calibrated when neutralization titration is operated. The
calibration method of detector Ch3 differs depending on connected
preamplifier. Refer to “4-1. Use Preamplifier other than STD.”

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3.3.1.pH calibration when Calib.Method is “Auto”

This mode automatically sets calibration value using pH temperature compensation
table pre-installed or the temperature compensation table selected on MENU“10.pH
Table”-“User.”
1) Set the parameter referring to Function
Description “4. Calibration.”
2) Move the cursor to [Calibration] and press
[ENTER] to start calibration after setting.

<ex) when “ calibration point” is “pH7/4”＞

3) pH7 calibration is displayed.
4) Dip the electrode in pH7 standard solution.
Press [STIRRER].)
On the left, the electrode reading is displayed.
On the right, the calibration value is displayed.
Press [ENTER] when the left and right values are
stable.

5) pH4 calibration is displayed after pH7 calibration.

Press [STIRRER] to stop the stirrer once, then
rinse the electrode with pure water and wipe off
water around the electrode by tissue.

6) Dip the electrode in pH4 standard solution. Press

[STIRRER] to turn the stirrer.
Press [ENTER] when the left and right values are
stable.
Start the calibration according to the setting
conditions.

Press [STIRRER] to stop the stirrer once before changing the standard solution
when using the propeller stirrer. Be careful that spray disperses when the
Note solution is replaced with the propeller stirrer operated.
Before the electrode is dipped in a different standard solution, rinse it with
pure water and wipe off with tissue paper. If you neglect this process,
calibration value will deviate and correct measurement cannot be expected.

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7) As shown on the right, a potential difference and

a slope value per pH are displayed once a
calibration is done. When it fails, “Calibration
Failed” is displayed. If calibration was not
completed, refer to “7. Troubleshooting.”
Calibration record can be checked on
“MENU”-“7.History.”
8) Press [ENTER] to finish the calibration.

Press [START/STOP] when the calibration is discontinued on the way.

Note

The pH displayed on the left side of the screen at the calibration is a peculiar
value of the electrode. The change in the state of the electrode can be
checked by recording the value of this pH.

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3.3.2.pH calibration when Calib.Method is “Manual”

Use this mode when calibrating by desired calibration solution.
1) Set the parameter referring to Function
Description “4. Calibration.”
2) Move the cursor to [Calibration] and press
[ENTER] to start calibration after setting.

3) “first calibration point pH value” is displayed.

4) Dip the electrode in the displayed standard
solution.
Press [Stirrer].
On the left, the electrode reading is displayed.
On the right, the calibration value is displayed.
Press [ENTER] when the left and right values are
stable.

5) “second calibration point pH value” is displayed

after “first calibration point pH value” calibration.
Press [STIRRER] to stop the stirrer, then rinse
the electrode with pure water and wipe off water
around the electrode by tissue.

6) Dip the electrode in standard solution of “second

calibration point pH value”.
Press [STIRRER] to turn the stirrer.
Press [ENTER] when the left and right values are
stable.
Start the calibration according to the setting
conditions.

Press [STIRRER] to stop the stirrer once before changing the standard solution
when using the propeller stirrer. Be careful that spray disperses when the
Note solution is replaced with the propeller stirrer operated.
Before the electrode is dipped in a different standard, rinse it with pure water
and wipe off with tissue paper. If you neglect this process, calibration value
will deviate and correct measurement cannot be expected.

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7) When calibration is finished, the display changes

as shown on the right. When it fails, “Calibration
Failed” is displayed. If calibration was not
completed, refer to “7. Troubleshooting.”
Calibration record can be checked on
“MENU”-“7.History.”
8) Press [ENTER] to finish calibration.

Press [START/STOP] when the calibration is discontinued on the way.

Note

The pH displayed on the left side of the screen at the calibration is a peculiar
value of the electrode. The change in the state of the electrode can be
Note checked by recording the value of this pH.

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3.4. Confirmation of titration method

a) Method setup
1) Press [MENU/HOME].
2) Select “3.Method” with [↑] [↓] and confirm with [ENTER].
3) Select “METHOD-01” with [↑] [↓] and confirm with [ENTER].

Parameter can be made with PC by using the equipped software. Refer to “4-
3. Use Method Making Software” for details.

b) Titration parameter
1) Select “1.Titration” with [↑］[↓] and confirm with [ENTER].
2) Scroll the screen with [↑］[↓］, and set as shown in the table below. Change
as shown in the table below when the setting is different.

Item Setup value Remarks

Method Name (METHOD-01)
Mode AutoTit.
Form EP
Burette No. 1
Channel/Unit Ch1/pH
Elec.Type Check No Check
Direction Auto
Max. Volume 20.000(mL)
Wait Time 0(s)
Dose Mode None
3) Move the cursor to [Exit] and confirm with [ENTER].

c) Control parameter
1) Select “2.Control” with [↑］[↓] and confirm with [ENTER].
2) Scroll the screen with [↑］[↓], and set as shown in the table below. Change
as shown in the table below when the setting is different.

Item Setup value Remarks

End Point No. 1
End Sense Auto
Gain 1
Control Speed Medium
Stirer Speed 4
3) Move the cursor to [Exit] and confirm with [ENTER].

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d) Calculation parameter
1) Select “3.Calculation” with [↑］[↓] and confirm with [ENTER].
2) Scroll the screen with [↑］[↓], and set as shown in the table below. Change
as shown in the table below when the setting is different.
Item Setup value Remarks
Calculation Type Sample
Calculation
Calculation1 Set
Formula (EP1-BL1)×TF1
×C1×K1/S
Unit PPM When setting with PC and the
EP No. 1 keyboard, the small letter can be
Calculation2 Off used to input.
Calculation3 Off
Calculation4 Off
Calculation5 Off
Constant
C1 Change 1→4 Adapt for the calculating formula C1.
K1 Change 1→1000 Convert into ppm. Adapt for the
Temp. Com. calculating formula K1.
Temp. Comp. Off
1) Move the cursor to [Exit] and confirm with [ENTER].

e) Print parameter
1) Select “4.Report” with [↑］[↓] and confirm with [ENTER].
2) Scroll the screen with [↑］[↓], and set as shown in the table below. Change
as shown in the table below when the setting is different.
Item Setup value Remarks
Format Short ※Report is not printed when the
Data List Off printer is not connected.
Graph Titr. Curve
1) Move the cursor to [Exit] and confirm with [ENTER].

f) Pre-dosing parameter
1) Select “5.Pre Dose” with [↑］[↓] and confirm with [ENTER].
2) Scroll the screen with [↑］[↓], and set as shown in the table below. Change
as shown in the table below when the setting is different.
Item Setup value Remarks
01 None
02 None
03 None
04 None
05 None
1) Move the cursor to [Exit] and confirm with [ENTER].

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g) Continuous measurement parameter

1) Select “6.After Titr.” with [↑］[↓] and confirm with [ENTER].
2) Scroll the screen with [↑］[↓], and set as shown in the table below. Change
as shown in the table below when the setting is different.
Item Setup value Remarks
Titration Off
3) Move the cursor to [Exit] and confirm with [ENTER].

h) Information on reagent
1) Press [MENU/HOME] twice.
2) Select “10.Factor List” with [↑］[↓] and confirm with [ENTER].
3) Scroll the screen with [↑］[↓], and set as shown in the table below. Change
as shown in the table below when the setting is different.
Item Setup value Remarks
1 1→(1.000) Input the factor of 0.1 mol/L-hydrochloric
acid (given concentration）.
Adapt for the calculating formula TF1.
4) Move the cursor to [Exit] and confirm with [ENTER].

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3.5. Filling titration solution

1) Fill the reagent bottle with 0.1mol/L-HCl.
2) Press [MENU/HOME], select “1. Manual Operation” and confirm with [ENTER].
3) Select [Manual] and confirm with [ENTER].
4) Set Burette No. according to Function Description “1-1. Manual Operation.”
5) Set Burette Speed to “Medium.”
6) Set Purge Type to “to Nozzle.”
7) Allow the tip of the titration nozzle to move into a beaker or the like.
8) Select [Purge] and press [ENTER]. When the air inside the burette is pushed out
to a beaker and the reagent starts dripping from nozzle tip, press [ENTER] to
stop the piston.

Wear a protective pair of glass in order to avoid splashing

Caution reagent in case the tube union is loosened or disconnected.

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3.6. Purge the reagent

Purging is necessary to eliminate the difference in concentration between the
reagent in burette and in reagent bottle.
1) Press [MENU/HOME] and select “1. Manual Operation” and confirm with
[ENTER].
2) Select [Manual] and confirm with [ENTER].
3) Set Burette No. and Purge Times according to Function Description “1-1. Manual
Operation.”
4) Set Purge Type to “to Bottle”.
5) Select [Purge] and purge the reagent with [ENTER]. The piston head is moved
vertically, and repeat to fill and discharge the reagent to the burette when
selecting “to Burette.”
6) Remove the titration nozzle from the electrode holder after purging, insert the
tip of titration nozzle to the equipped Vial for Degassing (with Septum).
7) Hold the bottle and nozzle slightly upward as shown, select ［UP］ and press
[ENTER].

8) After air bubbles in the nozzle are removed, press [ENTER] again and remove
the Vial.
9) Install the titration nozzle to the electrode holder.
10) Select [Exit] and press [ENTER] to back to the previous screen after the piston
head is returned to the bottom.

Wear a protective pair of glass in order to avoid splashing

Caution reagent in case the tube union is loosened or disconnected.

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3.7. Preparation of sample

a) Sample
1) Attach the safety pipette to 5mL whole pipette.
2) Sample small amount of 0.1mol/L-sodium hydroxide, and self clean the inside
wall of whole pipette.
3) Sample 5mL of 0.1mol/L-sodium hydroxide by the pipette, and transfer it to a
200mL beaker.
4) Add 100mL water.
5) Put a stirrer rotor in the beaker when you use a magnetic stirrer.
6) Place an empty beaker under the electrode. Rinse the electrode with water, and
wipe off water around the electrode by tissue paper.
7) Place a beaker with sample in it on stirrer, and dip the electrode in the sample.

b) Sample parameter
1) Press [SAMPLE].
2) Scroll the screen with [↑］[↓], and set as shown in the table below.

Item Setup value Remarks

No. 01-01
Size 5.000 Adapt for the calculating formula S.
Unit mL
Name (none)
Method No. 1
3) Move the cursor to [Exit] and confirm with [ENTER].

3.8. Start titration

1) Press [START/STOP] on the main screen to start titration.
2) When titration is finished by reaching an endpoint, the results will be shown on
the screen.

Concentration result

Titration volume
Titration time
Recalculation and Print key are
displayed on the following screen.
※This screen is for calculation result
zoom mode. （ refer to Function
Discription“11-11.Others” for
setting display mode）
※Press [START/STOP] again when the measurement is discontinued on the way.

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3.9. Cleaning after titration

1) Remove a beaker with sample in it from stirrer. Place an empty beaker under
the electrode. Rinse the electrode with water in the cleaning bottle.
2) Keep the electrode dipped in pure water.
In the case of the next sample measurement, wipe off water around the
electrode with tissue paper.

Refer to “6-2-1 Storage of the instrument” for details of storage when not to
use for a long term.
Note

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3.10. Re-calculate titration data

Result of size, unit, blank and factor, and print format can be changed.

1) Press [MENU/HOME], select “2.Data File” with [↑]

[↓] and press [ENTER].

2) Select the result with [↑] [↓] and press [ENTER].

3) Select [Re-Calculation] and confirm with [ENTER].

4) Change the sample size, unit, print format with [ ↑]

[↓] [←] [→], and move the cursor to [Execute]
and press [ENTER] to re- calculate.
ex)Change the sample size

Move the cursor to [Cancel] and press [ENTER] if the change is not executed.
Note

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5) Select “Size” with [↑] [↓] and press [ENTER].

Change the sample size with [↑] [↓] [←] [→] and
press [ENTER].

6) Move the cursor to [Execute] with [↑] [↓] and

press [ENTER] to re- calculate.
Move the cursor to [Exit] and with [ENTER] to
escape from the screen.

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3.11. Batch processing of titration data

Batch the calculated data on the list. The batch calculation determines Mean
value, Standard deviation (SD) and Relative standard deviation (RSD).

1) Press [MENU/HOME], select “2.Data File” with [↑]

[↓] and press [ENTER].

2) Move the cursor to [Statistics] with [↑] [↓] and

press [ENTER].

3) Sort out the data for batch calculation. Select High

Sample No., Method No. and Date with [↑] [ ↓]
[←] [→], and move the cursor to [Execute] and
press [ENTER] to batch.
ex)Sort out Method No. and Date

4) Select “Method No.” with [↓] and press [ENTER].

Change “On” with [←] [→] and press [ENTER].

5) Set Method No. with [↑] [↓] [←] [→] and press
[ENTER].

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6) Change “Titration Date” to “On” with [←] [→] and

press [ENTER].

7) Set the term of date with [↑] [↓] [ ←] [ →] and

press [ENTER].

8) Press [ENTER] to batch at [Execute] and the result

is displayed.
Move the cursor to [Exit] and with [ENTER] to
escape from the screen.

The result can be excluded from the batch calculation by pressing [ ←] on the
result list. “＊” is displayed ahead of the exclude result.

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3.12. Read Data, Store in USB Flash Drive

Store the result data in USB and can be used on PC.

1) Press [MENU/HOME], select “5.Data Copy” with

[↑] [↓] and press [ENTER].

2) Select “1.Result Data” and press [ENTER].

3) Select the stored format, which is CSV or PDF with

[←] [→] and confirm with [ENTER].

4) Insert USB to the USB connecter.

5) Move the cursor to [Execute] with [↑] [↓] and

press [ENTER].

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6) Select [Yes] with [↑] [↓] and press [ENTER] to

store.

USB of FAT16 and FAT32 format can be used. However all operation of USB is
not guaranteed.
Remove USB only after saving data is complete.
When data reading is underway, all buttons stop functioning.
Never remove it halfway. Otherwise, it may be broken.
Note
There is no guarantee of data stored in USB flash memory regardless of any
failure source. Make sure to backup data routinely as necessary with your
responsibility.

All date of the result is collectively stored.

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3.13. Replacing burette unit

<How to remove the burette unit>
1) Turn on the equipment.
2) Go from “MENU” to “1. Manual Operation”  [Manual]. Then move the cursor to
“Down” and press [ENTER]. Make sure that “Reset” appears on “State” screen.
3) Turn the burette stopper to loosen.

Burette stopper

Do not manually uplift the burette when the burette stopper

Caution is not fixed. Doing so may break the burette.

4) Uplift the burette and once the burette is removed from the two guide pins, slide
the burette to the right to take it away.

Guide pin

Housing
Guide pin

Burette unit

Piston pushrod
Drive screw

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5) As shown below, hitch the removed burette to the bottle stand to store.

<How to install the burette unit>

1) As shown, turn the lever counterclockwise.

Lever

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2) Adjust the height of the Piston pushrod of the burette.

<When the burette is viewed from right beside and the scribe line of the Piston
pushrod can be seen>
Place the burette on the center hole of the bottle stand and push down, and push
the Piston removing tool into the glass cylinder.

Hole

Wear a protective pair of glass in order to avoid splashing

reagent in case the tube union is loosened or disconnected.

When the piston pushrod of the burette is pushed in,

Caution reagent will move to the tubing on the reagent bottle side.

Put a reagent bottle to the tip of the tubing on the reagent

bottle side. Reagent may spatter and splash in your eyes.

<When the burette is viewed from right beside and the scribe line of the Piston
pushrod cannot be seen>
Put the piston removeing tool to the Piston pushrod and pull out the Piston
pushrod until scribe line of the Piston pushrod an be seen. Then place the burette
on the center hole of the bottle stand and push down, and push the Piston
pushrod into the glass cylinder.

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3) As shown below, slide the burette unit from the right, and hitch the piston
pushrod to the drive screw. If you put the housing on the guide pin and slide it,
you will find it easier to adjust the height.
4) To place the burette unit, insert the hole of the housing of the burette unit into
the two guide pins.

Guide pin

Housing
Guide pin

Burette unit

Piston pushrod
Drive screw

5) To fix the burette unit, hold down the top of the burette unit and tighten the
burette stopper.

Burette stopper

Do not manually uplift the burette when the burette stopper

Caution is not fixed. Doing so may break the burette.

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6) If the volume of the replaced burette unit is different from that of the previous one,
refer to “2-5. Setting Burette Volume” to set up the burette volume.

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4. Others
4.1. Use Preamplifier other than STD
Shall explain a procedure to calibrate channel 3 of the preamplifier.

4.1.1.Preamplifier for photometric titration (PTA)

Photometric titration
This method detects endpoint by color tone or color depth of titrated solution.
However, if the sample is turbid, it may not detect correct endpoint. Photometric
titration is widely used in chelatometric titration with indicators.
It is recommended to have a full understanding of the characteristics of the reacting
metals the selection of metal indicators, titration conditions such as pH, titration
procedures and others.
The week point of this method is the difficulty of receiving optical signal correctly is
the Sample is turbid.
In this case, remove the turbid substance in the sample by filtering.

○Metal Indicator
Chelatometric titration on the photometric titration detects endpoint by the change
of color with the indicator. This indicator is called a metal indicator since it changes
its color responding to metal ions.

○Buffer solution in chelatometric titration

In chelatometric titration, buffer solution must be added in order to control the pH
of titrated solution depending on the sorts of reacting metals .

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<Parts name and installation>

1) Install an interference filter with suitable wave length for the titration.
2) Connect the photometric sensor and the connecting port for detector with the
connecting cable.
3) After change an electrode holder to a supplied multi electrode holder, attach
the photometric sensor to the electrode holder.

Interference
filter

PROBE3：Connecting port
for detector

Connecting cable

Cell window

<Preparation for measurement>

1) Ensure the interference filter is inserted in the photometric sensor. The relation
of the interference filter to use titration and liquid color are shown below.
Color change from to Wave length of filter
Yellow   Red ： 530nm
Clear   Red ： 530nm
Yellow   Blue ： 630nm
Clear   Blue ： 630nm
Blue   Red ： 530nm or 630nm
2) Ensure no dirt or stains around the cell window of photometric sensor. (To
remove the dirt or stains, carefully wipe the cell window with gauze soaked in
methanol or cleanse it with detergent)
3) Dip the cell window completely into the solution. At this point, be careful not to
generate any air bubbles around the cell window by stirring or otherwise.
4) Here you calibrate the preamplifier. Press [MENU/HOME] on the main
screen.Select “4. Calibration” and press [ENTER].

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5) Select “Cal.” of “Ch.3” and press [ENTER].

6) Enter zero point value, and press

[ENTER].
7) Enter span point value, and press
[ENTER]. (Typically, enter ‘100’)

8) Dip the photo sensor in pure water, and

select “Calibration” and press [ENTER].
9) Here you perform 100%T calibration.
When the %T displayed on the left is
stable, press [ENTER].

10) Now you perform 0%T calibration. Lift the

photo sensor out of the liquid, and insert
the shutter into the cell window. When the
%T shown on the left is stable, press
[ENTER].

11) Press [ENTER].

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snsor shutter

Lens

Shutter inserting
Attach the concave part of shutter
Shutter to the convex part of lens lightly.

Shutter operation manual

<How to titrate>
1) Parameter setup on the measuring unit
For photometric titration, use “Auto Int.” mode and “Ch3/%T” for Channel,
Unit (Channel/Unit) as titration parameter.
2) Operation
Dip the photometric sensor in sample solution deep enough, and press
[START/STOP] to start titration.

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4.1.2.Preamplifier for polarization titration (POT)

Polarization titration
There are two methods in polarization titration; one is called, “Amperometric titration
method at constant voltage”, which determines endpoint by measuring the current
change in applying very low voltage between the two electrodes after submerging the
twin platinum electrodes into the titration solution, and another method is called,
“Potentiometric titration method at constant current”, which determines endpoint by
measuring the potential between the two electrodes in applying constant current of
very low ampere.

These methods feature distinctive change in potential or current because the

phenomena, polarization converting to depolarization or vice versa, are observed at
the end point.

＜Part description＞
+ , : Connecting terminal for
Twin platinum electrode

Detector 3

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<Preparation for measurements>

1) Fix the twin Pt. electrode (M-511) onto the holder.
2) Insert the cable from the electrode into the +  terminal of POT- preamplifier.
3) Here you set up a configuration for the preamplifier. Press [MENU/HOME] on
the main screen.Select “4. Calibration” and press [ENTER].

4) Select “Cal.” of “Ch.3” and press [ENTER].

5) Set up parameters for calibration.

a) [Constant current polarization]
Select “Current” for calibration mode, and
press [ENTER]. Enter the polar current and
press [ENTER].
Select “Calibration” and press [ENTER].

After dipping the Twin Pt. electrode in the

solvent to be used and confirming that the
current level on the left and right agrees,
press [ENTER].

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b) [Constant voltage polarization]

Select “Voltage” for calibration mode, and
press [ENTER]. For polar voltage, enter the
constant voltage of the standard solution at
time of calibration, and press [ENTER]. Select
“Calibration” and press [ENTER].

Dip the Twin Pt. electrode in the solvent to be

used. After confirming that the potential level
on the left and right agrees, press [ENTER].

6) Press [ENTER].

<How to titrate>
1) Parameter setup on the measuring unit
For constant current polar potential titration, set Channel, Unit (Channel/Unit)
to “Ch3, mV” as titration parameter. For constant voltage polar current
titration, set Channel, Unit (Channel/Unit) to “Ch3, A” as titration parameter.
2) Operation
Dip the platinum of the electrode in a sample solution well and then press
[START/STOP] to start a titration.

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4.1.3.Preamplifier for conductometric titration (CMT)

Conductometric titration
This method detects an equivalence point on the titration curve of “titer
VS.Conductivity”, making use of the change in concentration of the related ions in the
solution during titration.
In this form, an endpoint is determined by an Automatic Intersection Detection.

The electric conductivity sensor does not guarantee conductivity values as the
sensor is designed to quickly respond to a change of the conductivity at the
Note time of titration. Just for your information, measurement errors of ±10%,
±20% and ±30% are seen at around 1000uS/cm, 10000uS/cm and 100uS/cm,
respectively.

<Part description＞
CELL3 :Conductivity cell terminal
T3 :This is not necessary when
K-321 conductivity cell is
going to be used. (This
terminal is for connecting
temperature compensation
electrode when a
Detector 3
conductivity detection
sensor without built-in
thermistor for temperature
compensation is used.
Temperature compensation
electrode use T-111.)

[Note] Be careful not to use both electrodes at

the same time, that is, an electrode for
conductivity with built-in thermistor for
temperature compensation and an electrode for
temperature compensation.

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<Preparation for measurement>

1) Fix the conductivity cell onto the electrode holder.
2) Insert the cable from conductivity cell into CELL3 terminal of CMT- preamplifier.
3) Here you set up a configuration for the preamplifier. Press [MENU/HOME] on
the main screen. Select “4.Calibration” and press [ENTER].

4) Select “Cal.” of “Ch.3” and press [ENTER].

5) Set up parameters for calibration.

[Cell constant]  when standard solution is not used
Enter the cell constant that has been validated in the plant at the time of
shipment (labeled on the cell cap) or the constant validated with a reference of
known conductivity.
Select “Cell Co.” for calibration mode, and press
[ENTER].
Enter the “Cell Constant” labeled on the cell or
the constant of which conductivity is known, and
press [ENTER].
Select [Calibration], and press [ENTER].

When the constant displayed on the right agrees

with the cell constant of the sensor, press
[ENTER].

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b) ［Calibration with a reference solution］

The conductivity cell changes its cell constant as time goes by. When precision is
required in measurement, you need to calibrate with conductivity standard
solution, specified in JIS or of which conductivity is known (usually potassium
chloride is used). See the Section “Conductivity standard solutions” for how to
prepare standard solution and the conductivity at varying temperatures.
Set the calibration mode to “Std. Sol.”, and press
[ENTER].
Enter the conductivity of the standard solution at
time of calibration for “Con.Of Std. Sol.”, and press
[ENTER].
Select “Sample Range” to the standard range, and
press [ENTER]. (Select 10000S for more than
1000S standard conductivity, and 1000S or
10000s for more than 100S)
Select [Calibration], and press [ENTER].

Dip the conductivity sensor in the standard

solution. When the conductivity on the right and
left on display match, press [ENTER].

6) Press [ENTER].

When dipping the electric conductivity sensor in a solution, make sure to allow
5mm or more between the sensor head and the bottom of a beaker.
Note Measurement will not be performed properly when the sensor is obstructed.
<How to titrate>
1) Parameter setup on the measuring unit
For conductivity titration, select “Intermit” titration mode and set “Form” to
“Full,” and perform measurement up to maximum titration volume. Set
Channel, Unit (Channel/Unit) to “Ch3/S” as titration parameter. (Select sample
range to measurement range)
2) Operations
Dip the conductivity cell in sample solution and press [START/STOP] to start
titration.

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When dipping the electric conductivity sensor in a solution, make sure to allow
5mm or more between the sensor head and the bottom of a beaker.
Note Measurement will not be performed properly when the sensor is obstructed.

<Conductivity standard solution>

Preparation for conductivity standard solution can be made according to JIS K0130
General rules for electric conductivity measuring method as described below. Also,
see the appendix for conductivity at varying temperature.
※Preparation of conductivity standard solution (JIS K0130 General rules for electric
conductivity measuring method)
Dry potassium chloride (KCl) at 500 C for 4 hours, and dissolve 0.74552g KCl in
1000.00g pure water of which conductivity is less than 0.2mS/m at 25 C. Store the
solution in a polyethylene or hard glass bottle after sealed.

Conductivity of standard solution

Temperature Conductivity Conductivity
(C) (mS/m) (S/cm)
0 77.292 772.92
5 89.096 890.96
10 101.395 1013.95
15 114.145 1141.45
18 121.993 1219.93
20 127.303 1273.03
25 140.823 1408.23
30 154.663 1546.63
35 168.779 1687.79
40 183.127 1831.27
45 197.662 1976.62
50 212.343 2123.43

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4.1.4.Preamplifier for pH dual input (TET)

pH-calibration values should be individually stored on each detector.

<Part description＞

G3:Port for Glass electrode

R3:Port for Reference electrode
T3:Port for Temperature compensation
electrode

Detector 3

< Preparation for measurement >

1) Mount the glass combination electrode (or glass electrode and reference
electrode) and temperature compensation electrode onto the electrode holder.
2) Plug each electrode cable terminal into Detector 3 of TET- preamplifier.
3) Press “4. Calibration” for MENU to calibrate the preamplifier.

About the calibration method, see the chapter “3-3. Calibration of preamplifier
(pH calibreation”.
Note

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4.2. Changing the method parameters in

progress

The maximum titration volume and the stirrer speed can be changed while a
titration is in progress.

1) Press [MENU/HOME] while a titration is in

progress.
2) Select “3. Method” and press [ENTER]. Select
the method you are currently using, and press
[ENTER].

3) Change “Max. Volume” and/or “Stir. Speed.”

Move the cursor to “Exit” and press [ENTER].
4) Press [MENU/HOME].

The changed values will be reflected in the method parameters you are
currently using for measurement.
Note

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4.3. Using Method Creating Software

Methods and pH tables can be created on your PC and be copied to the AT-
710. They can also be copied from the titrator to your PC to make
modifications there and then be copied to the AT-710 again. If you read
measurement conditions in the CD-ROM into the titrator, you will also be
able to set up necessary conditions (control, calculations, etc.) for
measurement.

4.3.1.Basic Operation
<Preparation>
1) Set the supplied CD-ROM and a USB flash drive to your PC.
2) Copy the “ParameterWin.exe” file in the CD-ROM to the root folder of the USB
flash drive.

Use this software after copying it to a USB flash drive.

Note

Copies can be made to more than one USB flash drive for your more
convenient use.

<Operation>
1) Double-click “ParameterWin.exe” in
your USB flash drive to run
“ParameterWin.”
2) Click “Open” to load the file.
3) Choose method parameter which
you wish to edit from the tree chart
and enter values into each item.
4) After entering necessary parameter,
press ”Save” button to save it.
Parameter is saved to a USB memory with which the software is activated.
The folder of “AT-710” will be created to the root directory of the USB flash drive
(shown on “Drive:” of the ParameterWin) when you have saved for the first time.
5) Quit the software to load parameter into AT-710.
6) Remove a USB memory from PC and insert it into AT-710.
7) Follow the steps below to load the parameters:
Copying a “Method” : MENU→5.Data Copy→2.Method Data
Copying a “pH Table” : MENU→5.Data Copy→3.pH Table

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See “3. Method” of AT-710 Function Description for details of parameters.

See “5. Saving data to USB Flash Drive” of AT-710 Function Description for
Note how to save to a USB flash drive.

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<Copying methods created on your PC to AT-710 one by one>

1) Press [MENU/HOME], select “5.Data Copy” with

[↑] [↓] and press [ENTER].

2) Select “2.Method Data” and press [ENTER].

3) Select “1.Select Data” and press [ENTER].

4) Select “USB” on “Read.”

5) Select method No. of the USB.

6) Select “AT-710” on “Write.”

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7) Select method No. to which you wish to copy.

8) Insert USB flash drive into USB connector.

9) Move the cursor to [Execute] with [↑] [↓],and

press [ENTER].

10) Select [Yes] with [↑] [↓], and press [ENTER] to

save date.
Move the cursor to [Exit] and press [ENTER].

FAT16- and FAT32-formatted USB flash drives can be used with the AT-710.
No warranty is given, however, that any such USB flash drive works on the
equipment.
Remove USB only after saving data is complete.
When data reading is underway, all buttons stop functioning.
Never remove it halfway. Otherwise, it may be broken.
Note Save the USB flash drive previously or print necessary conditions, otherwise
the present setting condition is overwritten once load.
There is no guarantee of data stored in USB flash memory regardless of any
failure source. Make sure to backup data routinely as necessary with your
responsibility.

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Selecting “AT-710” both on “Read” and “Write” enables you to copy methods
within the AT-710.

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<Copying pH Tables created on your PC to AT-710>

1) Press [MENU/HOME], select “5.Data Copy” with
[↑] [↓] and press [ENTER].

2) Select “3.pH Table” and press [ENTER].

3) Select “USB→AT-710” with [←] [→] and press

[ENTER].

4) Insert USB flash drive into USB connector.

5) Move the cursor to [Execute] with [↑] [↓], and

press [ENTER].

6) Select [Yes] with [↑] [↓], and press [ENTER] to

save date.
Move the cursor to [Exit] and press [ENTER].

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FAT16- and FAT32-formatted USB flash drives can be used with the AT-700.
No warranty is given, however, that any such USB flash drive works on the
equipment.
Remove USB only after saving data is complete.
When data reading is underway, all buttons stop functioning.
Never remove it halfway. Otherwise, it may be broken.
Note Save the USB flash drive previously or print necessary conditions, otherwise
the present setting condition is overwritten once load.
There is no guarantee of data stored in USB flash memory regardless of any
failure source. Make sure to backup data routinely as necessary with your
responsibility.

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4.3.2.Using measurement conditions in CD-ROM

Read measurement conditions in CD-ROM and edit on ParameterWin.
1) Double-click “ParameterWin.exe” in your USB flash drive to run “ParameterWin.”
When you use it for the first time, click [Save] once. The folder of “AT-710” will
then be created to the root directory of the USB flash drive (shown on “Drive:” of
the ParameterWin).
2) Select the necessary method parameters from AT-710-Software of the provided
CD-ROM. Refer to the following pages for the overview of the method
parameters. Copy the files of Comment and Metho01 to Method20 (21 files in
total) in the selected file to the AT-710-Parameter folder of the USB flash drive
described in above 1).

Ex.)

3) Click “Open” of “ParameterWin” to

load the file.
If you click “Method List,” you can
check the overview of the read
method parameters.
4) Choose method parameter which
you wish to edit from the tree chart
and enter values into each item.
5) After entering necessary parameter,
press ”Save” button to save it.
Parameter is saved to a USB memory with which the software is activated.
6) Quit the software to load parameter into AT-710.
7) Remove a USB memory from PC and insert it into AT-710.
8) Follow the steps below to load the parameters:
Copying a “Method” : MENU→5.Data Copy→2.Method Data

See “3. Method” of AT-710 Function Description for details of parameters.

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CD-ROM storage method contents

The following methods are stored in the Software folder of attached CD-ROM.

Petroleum product (Folder name: Parameter_Petroleum_ASTM)

No. Method Name Titration contents (summary)
1 ASTMD664 Acid number of petroleum products (EP Stop method)
2 ASTMD2896 Base number of petroleum products (Perchloric acid titration)
3 ASTMD4739 Base number of petroleum products (Hydrochloric acid
titration) (EP Stop method)
4 ASTMD664L Acid number of petroleum products (Level Stop method)
5 ASTMD4739L Base number of petroleum products (Hydrochloric acid
titration) (Level Stop method)

Acidity of FOOD (Folder name: Parameter_FOOD_Acid)

No. Method Name Titration contents (summary)
1 CitricAcid Acidity (Citric Acid) of titrant for 0.1mol/L NaOH
2 AceticAcid Acidity (Acetic Acid) of titrant for 0.1mol/L NaOH
3 MalicAcid Acidity (Malic Acid) of titrant for 0.1mol/L NaOH
4 TartariAcid Acidity (Tartaric Acid) of titrant for 0.1mol/L NaOH
5 FactorNaOH Factor of titrant 0.1mol/L NaOH

Salinity of FOOD (Folder name: Parameter_FOOD_Salinity)

No. Method Name Titration contents (summary)
1 Salt H High salinity of titrant for 0.1mol/L AgNO3
2 Salt L Low salinity of titrant for 0.05mol/L AgNO3
3 Factor H Factor of titrant for 0.1mol/L AgNO3
4 Factor L Factor of titrant for 0.05mol/L AgNO3
5 Blank Blank test

Total acid and Amino acid of sake wine (Folder name: Parameter_FOOD_Total Acid)
No. Method Name Titration contents (summary)
1 Acid Total acid of sake wine + pH8.2 adjust Titration (1st Method)
2 Amino Acid Add formalin + Amino acid of sake wine (2nd Method)
3 Factor Factor of titrant 0.1mol/L NaOH
4 pH Adjust pH8.2 adjust Titration

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5. Function Tools
5.1. Function

Menu window is a convenient tool to practice exciting features of the unit.

To start with, let us learn about Menu window itself.

1) Press [MENU/HOME].

2) Select.

Menu has the following items.

Item Description
1. Manual Operation Enables you to operate burette manually. This is to fill
reagents, to purge burette or to manually dose fixed
amount of reagents.
2. Data File Shows and prints out titration results. Also conducts
recalculation and statistic calculation.
3. Method Edits methods to be used in titration.
4. Calibration Calibrates preamplifier. Present calibration information
can also be checked.
5. Data Copy Saves measurement results in a USB flash drive. Also
transfers data to edit methods on PC.
6. Changer Sets up CHA-700 when connected.
7. History Reviews check records or calibration records.
8. Sample Sets up sample-related parameters.
9. Blank List Sets up blank value.
10. Factor List Sets up factor value for titration reagent.
11. Setup Sets up system-related settings.

For details of menu, refer to the separate Function Description.

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6. Maintenance
6.1. Daily Maintenance
In order to maintain the system in good conditions for a long period of time, it is
important to observe the following instructions.

6.1.1.Check the instrument

Make sure the instrument is not dirty nor stained by visual check. If any dirt is found,
wipe it off with clean gauze. Do not use solvent but use water only.

6.1.2.Check the electrode

Make sure the electrode is not dirty, stained or short of inner solution.
Replace the electrode if it is broken.
If dirty, wipe it off with tissue paper.
Fill the inner solution if it is not enough.

6.1.3.Check the cable

Make sure by visual check all the cables including power cord, various cables and
electrode lead to see if any dent or bent is found. Replace the cable if it is dent or
bent.

6.1.4.Check the connectors

Make sure the connectors are not dusty or rusted. If dusty clean it by a vacuum
cleaner. If rusted, repair is necessary.

6.1.5.Check any leaking

Make sure there is no leaking from the nozzle, tube lines, switching valve or unions. If
any leaking is found, tighten the unions. If it does not improve, replace with new one.
 6.1.6.Check burette performance
Press [MENU/HOME] on main screen. Select “1. Manual Operation” and press
[ENTER]. Select “UP” and press [ENTER] to check to see if the piston burette
operates properly. Do the same thing with “DOWN” and “Purge” as well. If it does not
work properly, correct it by referring to “7. Troubleshooting.”

6.1.7.Check the nozzle

Check the nozzle to see any damage or clogging. If it is broken, replace it with new
one.
If it is clogged, remove the clogging article by a thin wire or with hot water.

6.1.8.Preamplifier
Calibrate the preamplifier if necessary. (See “3-3. Calibration of preamplifiers (pH
calibration).”)

6.1.9.Replacement of Zeolite (molecular sieves)

Detach the Desiccant tube from the reagent bottle.
Replace the molecular sieves with Zeolite sold under 5A.

Sponge

Nozzle tip

If the nozzle chip slips from the desiccant tube when replacing the zeolite,
ensure that you return the nozzle chip in the tube with its trenches downward
Note as shown above.
 6.1.10.How to clean the propeller stirrer
Remove the tip of propeller stirrer and clean the tip of propeller stirrer and the
propeller respectively.

Propeller
6.1.11.How to clean the burette and how to replace the reagent
<Drain the reagent>
1) Remove the tip of the tube inserted in the reagent bottle (hereinafter: the tip
of the tube).
2) Ensure the titration nozzle is in a beaker.
3) Press [MENU/HOME]. Select “1. Manual Operation” and press [ENTER]. Select
[Manual] and press [ENTER].
4) Set “Burette No.” to the number of the burette you wish to clean. Set “Purge
Type” to “to Nozzle.”
5) Move the cursor to [Purge] and press [ENTER] to drain the reagent in the
burette cylinder to a beaker. After the reagent comes out of the tube, press
[ENTER] to stop it again.
<Drain the reagent> <Clean>

Tip of tube
Tip of tube

Reagent bottle Solvent

<Clean>
6) Prepare the solvent (pure water or ethanol) in a beaker. Insert the tip of the
tube into a beaker to prevent it from splashing reagent.
7) Move the cursor to [Purge] and press [ENTER] to fill the solvent in the burette
cylinder and drain it to a beaker from titration nozzle. Repeat this operation
several times to replace inside of the burette to the solvent.
8) Remove the tip of the tube from the solvent, move the cursor to [Purge] and
press [ENTER] to drain the solvent. After the solvent comes out of the tube,
press [ENTER] to again.
＜Fill the solvent＞
9) Prepare the reagent to fill and insert the tip of the tube into the reagent bottle.
10) Move the cursor to [Purge] and press [ENTER] to suck the reagent, and press
[ENTER] again after filling the reagent.
11) Remove the tip of the tube from the reagent bottle. Move the cursor to [Purge]
and press [ENTER] to come out the reagent. After the reagent comes out of
the tube, press [ENTER] again.
12) Set the reagent to fill again, and move the cursor to [Purge] and press [ENTER]
to suck the reagent, and press [ENTER] again after filling the reagent.

When next setting reagent that gives an influence to solvent, follow “6-2-3.
How to remove and assemble the burette unit” to remove piston burette and
Note clean/dry cylinder, tube, piston head and switching valve after procedure 8).
6.2. Other Maintenance
6.2.1.Storage of the instrument
Store the instrument, if it is not going to be operated for a long period of time in a
place where there is no direct sunlight or under no vibration, and the place is dry, not
humid.
It is recommended to pack it in the carton box in which the instrument was first
delivered.
Keep the rinsed electrodes detached from the titrator.

6.2.2.Cleaning the electrode

Glass electrode and reference electrode have to be rinsed with pure water at least
three times and then wiped with clean filter paper or absorbent cotton. If it is stained,
rinse with 0.1mol/L-hydrochloric acid, detergent water or other solvent in a short
time, and then rinse well with pure water. In case an electrode is not in use for a long
period, dip it in pure water and only use it when it reaches equilibrium. If any foreign
article exists in junction of a reference electrode, it may cause abnormal potential
reading. In this case clean the junction part with pure water. If you use an electrode
of other makes than KEM, refer to the manual of its manufacturer.
After the electrode is rinsed, clean its tip with pure water and ten wipe it with clean
filter paper or absorbent cotton. Connect the glass electrode, reference electrode and
temperature compensation electrode to the preamplifier, and dip the electrode in pH7
standard solution. Slowly move a beaker with standard solution in it so that
equilibrium can be reached faster.
 6.2.3.How to remove and assemble the burette unit
When drying completely in the cylinder or replacing the cylinder, disassemble the
burette unit.
Remove each part according to the following procedure.
<How to remove the burette unit>
1) Turn on the equipment.
2) Follow “6-1-11 How to clean the burette and how to replace the reagent ” to
remove solution in the cylinder.
3) Follow “3-13.Replacing burette unit” to remove the tube.

<How to remove the glass cylinder>

1) Turn the burette upside down with the tubing attached, and screw the piston
removing tool into the piston drive rod.
Piston removing tool

Piston drive rod

Do not tighten piston removing tool too much otherwise it cannot be loosed.
Note
2) Push the piston head into the cylinder to remove the remaining reagent from the
burette.
3) Pull out the glass cylinder and the piston head together from the switching valve.

Glass cylinder
⇒

For 5mL burette

Switching valve

Wear a protective pair of glass (and appropriate protector)

in order to avoid splashing reagent in case the tube union is

Caution
loosened or disconnected.

<How to remove the piston head>

1) Pull out the piston head from the glass cylinder.
2) Remove the piston removing tool from the piston head.
3) Remove the guide.

Piston head

Guide

Glass cylinder
For 5mL burette
 When piston head and glass cylinder are washed, care

should be taken not to cause wound or dent at their

surface, otherwise it might cause a leak.

Caution
Do not hold the glass cylinder too tight. Doing so may break

the glass.
<How to remove the switching valve>
You will need to remove the switching valve when the piston head alone is pulled
out while removing the glass cylinder. Turn the lever counterclockwise. Hold the
lower part to prevent the glass cylinder from falling down, and then take away the
switching valve and the packing from the burette cover.

Switching valve

Packing

Lever

Be reminded that the glass cylinder goes out from the

Caution opposite side of the switching valve once the switching

valve is removed from the burette cover.

Wear a protective pair of glass in order to avoid splashing

Caution reagent in case the tube union is loosened or disconnected.

<How to replace the switching valve>

1) Attach the burette packing to the burette cover.
2) Attach the packing to the switching valve. Attach the packing for 5mL and 10mL
as shown in the figure.
3) Screw the switch cock of 2) into the burette cover clockwise.

5mL,10mLPacking

Packing
Burette stopper
 <How to remove the piston head>
1) Install the guide to the groove side of glass cylinder.
2) Screw the piston removing tool into the piston drive rod

Do not tighten piston removing tool too much otherwise it cannot be loosed.
Note

3) Push the piston head to the glass cylinder with opposite operation of removing.

Piston removing tool

Piston head

Guide

Glass cylinder

Take utmost care not to damage the piston head, and

Caution insert

the head by keeping the piston screw in parallel with the

burette wall.

Do not hold the glass cylinder too tight. Doing so may

break the glass.

<How to install the switching valve>

1) Remove the extraction rod from the glass cylinder installed the piston head.
2) Push the glass cylinder and the piston head to the head holder together.
 Glass cylinder
switching valve

< Fitting the burette unit>

Refer to “3-13. Replacing burette unit” to attach the burette unit.
 6.2.4.Replacement of piston head
The piston head is subject to wear due to abrasion during the course of an extended
period of use, thus causing eventual leak. If it leaks, replace it with a new head (both
the cylinder and the piston head). It is time to replace it if the reagent permeates
down to the level indicated in the figure below after a few cycles of movement with
the burette cleaned up, dried and refilled with reagent.

It is time to replace it if
the reagent permeates
down to the level
indicated in the figure.

Operate to remove the glass cylinder up to 「6-2-3. How to remove and assemble the
burette unit」<How to remove the glass cylinder>.
Replace the guide to the new glass cylinder, and assemble according to since 「6-2-3.
How to remove and assemble the burette unit」<How to remove the glass cylinder>.
 <Replacement of piston head for Auto dispenser>
1) Rotate the piston screw to remove it from the old piston head. Rotate the screw
adapter, too, to remove it from the piston head.
Insert a pair of tweezers or something similar
into these holes to rotate the adapter

Screw stick adapter

50 ｍＬ piston head

2) Attach the screw adapter to the new piston head before screwing the piston
screw there.

3) Push the new piston head into the burette.

Take utmost care not to damage the piston head, and insert

the head by keeping the piston screw in parallel with the

Caution
burette wall.
 6.2.5.Change switching valve
Replace the switching valve if it leaks due to crystallization or after use for an
extended period of time.

Replace the guide to the new glass cylinder, and assemble according to since 「6-2-3.
How to remove and assemble the burette unit」<How to remove the glass cylinder>.
1) Operate to remove the Burette unit up to 「6-2-3. How to remove and assemble
the burette unit」<How to remove the burette unit>.
2) Remove the tube.
3) Operate to remove the switching valve up to 「6-2-3. How to remove and
assemble the burette unit」<How to remove the switching valve>.
4) Refer to <How to install the switching valve> of “How to remove and assemble
the burette unit” to attach the switching valve.
5) Reconnect the tube lines.
 6.2.6.Replace titration nozzle
1) Detach the Degassing tube and the nozzle union.
2) Pull out nozzle from the nozzle union.
3) Squeeze a new nozzle into the nozzle union.
4) Attach the nozzle union and Degassing tube again.

Nozzle

Nozzle union

Wear safety glasses and protective gloves during

operation.

There is a danger that reagents can contact your hands or

Caution
the like.

In addition, reagents can fly into your eyes.

 6.2.7.Replace tube
Replace the tube if it is bent or leaks in the connection portion.

When replacing the tube, connect it facing union surface

vertically straight. Keep dust or dirt away from the union

Caution surface.

Failure may cause a leakage.

The assembly of tube end is as shown below.

<The assembly of switching valve> <The plan view in the device>
Tube to reagent bottle(No.1)

Nut to titration nozzle(No.2) Switching valve

Ferrule The device front

<The assembly of titration nozzle>

Flared end of tube
Washer A Tube

Washer B Union
O ring
 6.2.8.Replacing the clock battery
If the clock does not function correctly, the inside battery needs to be replaced with
new one.

Open the battery cover on the bottom of the main unit with a slotted screwdriver.
Replace the old battery with a new one (CR2032).

The plus and the negative pole of the battery be connected

Caution definitely.

Follow your national, regional and local regulations for

Caution disposal of batteries.

7. Troubleshooting
7.1. Error messages and remedies
＜Error messages on AT-710＞
Error message Probable causes Countermeasures
・ Selected a burette No. ・Change “Burette No.” of the
which was not available titration parameter of the method
with the burette you are using or the “Pre Dose”
connected, and started parameter to the burette No. you
a titration. wish to use.
・Connect the burette of the burette
No. of the titration parameter or
Parameter Error
the Pre Dose parameter you are
going to use.
・ Selected a unit which ・Select an appropriate
was not available with “Channel/Unit.”
the preamplifier
connected, and
started a titration.
・Different setups ・Check if electrode type of method
Electrode Error between method and you are using and setup of smart
smart electrode. electrode type are same.
・Expiration of smart ・ Replace smart electrode you are
electrode. using and initialize. (Setup-Smarat
Electrode-1.Initialize)
・If you wish to continue to use the
Elec. Alarm day
same electrode, change alarm
setup. (Setup-Smarat
Electrode-2.Alarm) Then turn on
power again.
・ Preamp set up by ・Initialize with the present
smart electrode and instrument.
Electrodes are
preamp of instrument
mismatiched.
are
different.
・Failure occurs in ・Initialize. (Setup-Smarat
Please, Smart information written in Electrode-1.Initialize)
Electrode initialize. smart electrode. ・ Contact your local dealer when
recurring
 Error message Probable causes Countermeasures
・ Failure in writing into <Start of measurement>
memory after ・Check if electrode type of method
calibration of smart you are using and setup of smart
electrode. electrode type are same.
・ Failure in initialization ・ Turn off power and check
of smart electrode. insertion of connector of smart
electrode cable. Then turn on
power again.
<Calibration, initialization>
・ Turn off power and check
insertion of connector of smart
electrode cable. Then turn on
Smart Electrode
power again.
Error!!
Message of “Please,check Smart
Electrode.” will appear. Then
check smart electrode. (Setup-
Smarat Electrode-3.Check)
Contact your local distributor if
“NG” appears when checking
smart electrode.
When “OK” with smart electrode
check, perform calibration or
initialization once again.
・ Contact your local dealer when
recurring.
・Content of smart ・ Turn off power and check
electrode cannot be insertion of connector of smart
read correctly. electrode cable. Then turn on
Please,confirm the power again. Initialize when
connection of the recurring.
Smart Electrode (Setup-Smarat electrode-
1.Initialize)
・ Contact your local distributor
when recurring.
＜Error related to burette performance＞
Error message Probable causes Countermeasures
・Burette unit not ・Attach burette unit. Then press
connected. [Start/Stop] button to reset error.
Burette EBU Err ・ Valve of burette unit ・ Refer to “7-3. When valve of
not on initial position. switching valve stops at irregular
positions” for what to do.
・Valve drive motor does ・ Cock is fixed and does not
not stop within 10 operate.
seconds. (time out for Refer to “7-3. When valve of
valve) switching valve stops at irregular
Burette Err03
positions” for what to do.
・ Valve monitor sensor may be
defective. (Contact your local
dealer)
・Burette error. ・ Malfunction of burette memory
Burette Err06 possible. Contact your local
dealer.
・ Volume correction ・ Enter correct value in parameter
Burette Err07
error. of volume correction.
・RFID board error. ・ Malfunction of RFID board of
smart burette possible. Contact
Burette Err08
your
local dealer.

＜Error messages on CHA-700 (appear on the display of AT-710)＞

Error message Probable causes Countermeasures
・The multiple sample ・ Check that the power source of
changer does not finish the multiple sample changer
the event within a becomes “On.”
Err No Changer given time. ・ Check on the connecting cable to
see if it is disconnected.
・If the error message appears
again, contact your local dealer.
・ Unable to rinse due to ・ Place beaker on original position.
estimation of no Then press [ENTER].
RinseErr. beaker on original ・ When beaker is on original
position. position, make sure that beaker
pushes beaker sensor.
＜ Error messages on CHA-700 (appear on the display of AT-710) ＞
Error Probable causes Countermeasures
message
Error4 Operation of pressing Turn on CHA-700 and AT-710 again
[START/STOP] at error state. to cancel error.
Error5 Updown move of table not Turn on CHA-700 and AT-710 again
finishing within sixty (60) to cancel error. Press [↑] or [↓] on
seconds. manual operation of AT-710 to
move up/down the table. If the
error message appears again,
contact your local dealer.
Error6 Operation of rotating arm not Turn on CHA-700 and AT-710 again
finishing within the period to cancel error. Press [←] or [→] on
below: manual operation of AT-710 to
(Step rotation: 21 seconds (6 operate the arm. If the error
samples),36 seconds (11 message appears again, contact
samples)) your local dealer.
Error7 Position of rotating arm Turn on CHA-700 and AT-710 again
outside the movement range to cancel error. Press [←] or [→] on
manual operation of AT-710 to
operate the arm. If the error
message appears again, contact
your local dealer.
Error8 Updown move of table unable Check conditions of equipment. Turn
to be done due to no table. on CHA-700 and AT-710 again to
cancel error. Press [↑] or [↓] on
manual operation of AT-710 to
move up/down the table. If the
error message appears again,
contact your local dealer.
7.2. Clogging of titration nozzle or switching valve
Some reagents may be crystallized as the time goes by, and such crystallization may
cause clogging or stains inside titration nozzle or switching valve. Follow the below
steps for cleaning:

< When titration nozzle (diffusion proof nozzle) is clogged >

1) Remove the titration nozzle.
2) Dissolve the reagent by dipping it in the solvent. (An ultrasonic cleaning is
effective.)
3) Then, rinse well by pure water.
4) Connect the titration nozzle to the tube.
5) Fill titration reagent up to the tip of nozzle.

A diffusion type titration nozzle may be clogged easily. Fill

the nozzle pocket with pure water to keep its tip from
Caution
being dried.

< When the switching valve is clogged or stained >

1) Remove all the connecting including titration nozzle, burette, and the tube. If
reagent flows out, wipe it off with waste cloth.

2) Fill the cock with solvent to dissolve the reagent using a dripping pipette.
3) Suck out the fluid in the switching valve with a dropping pipette or the like,
followed by cleaning the valve with waste or the like.
4) Repeat step 2) and 3) if necessary.
5) Reassemble all the connections.

If a reagent bottle is left unused for more than a week,

make sure to check any crystallization in it. If any should
be found, perform cleaning as above.
Caution
Dispensing without cleaning may cause leaking.
7.3. When valve of switching valve stops at
irregular positions
When the switching valve clogs or is fixed, the valve may stop at an irregular
position or become unable to operate (Burette Err03). In this case, refer to “7-
2.Clogging of titration nozzle or switching valve” and rinse the switching valve. Then
turn on the instrument while pressing [↑] and [ENTER] keys at a time. The lever of
the burette unit will start to operate.
7.4. Piston burette does not work properly
7.5. Air bubbles are trapped in the piston
burette

(Note 1) Refer to “6-2-6. Replace tube” in this manual.

(Note 2) Refer to “6-2-4. Replacement of piston head” in this manual.
7.6. Titration is not controlled properly

(Note 1)Potential level does not vary due to loose contact by broken cable.
Replace the cable.
(Note 2) Configuration of Burette No. and Channel No. are wrong.
(Note 3) Unstable potential may be caused by deteriorated electrode or clogged
liquid junction. If the junction in electrode is clogged, replace the
electrode to a combination of pH glass electrode (H-171) and sleeve
type (R-173).
If potential is unstable even after the electrode is replaced or changed
to new one, the preamplifier may be malfunctioning. Contact your local
dealer in such a situation.
(Note 4) Send the measurement data in PDF format to your distributor so that
the manufacturer can investigate the problem.
7.7. Endpoint is not detected by EP Stop or Full
titration
When the inflection points can be seen visually:

(Note 1) Titration direction setup for titration parameter is wrong.

(Note 2) For a small amount of titration volume to reach the inflection point, try
blank mode of Auto intermit or Intermit titration. Use of 5mL burette
will increase precision.
(Note 3)To reduce the amount of data, start titration after fixed dosed. When
the amount of data exceeds 256, the data will not be sampled without
detecting the endpoint.
(Note 4) Send the measurement data in PDF format to your distributor.
7.8. Erroneous endpoint is detected in Full or EP
Stop titration
1) When the electrodes noise is found to be EP due to unstable potential in non-
aqueous titration

(Note 1) Send the measurement data in PDF format to your distributor.

2) When reaction is so slow that it takes more than 10 seconds until potential
stabilizes after dosing titrant. Use Auto Intermit or Intermit titration mode.

START

NO
Is this titration mode Intermit?
・Prolong cut-off time.
・Decrease unit volume in cut-
YES off dosing.

Contact your local dealer.

(Note 1)

END

(Note 1) Send the measurement data in PDF format to your distributor.

3) When potential changes sharply so that an endpoint is picked up abruptly.

(Note 1) Send the measurement data in PDF format to your distributor.

4) When endpoint is detected right after start of titration.

(Note 1) Send the measurement data in PDF format to your distributor.

5) When endpoint is detected while potential angle is constant on titration curve.

(Note 1) Send the measurement data in PDF format to your distributor.

6) When endpoint is not detected unless over-titrated (2 - 5mL).

(Note 1) Send the measurement data in PDF format to your distributor.

8. Others
8.1. Parts list
The supplied parts, consumable parts and optional components are shown in the
following lists, and you can obtain any of these parts at your dealer or from sales
representative.

Parts
MS-710A
EBU-710-20B
 Part Number Part Name Remarks
12-05643-05 Cylinder with Piston Head(5mL)
12-0 5643-10 Cylinder with Piston Head (10mL)
12-05645-05 Switching valve(with O-ring) (5mL)
Switching valve(with O-ring)
12-05645-10
(10mL)
20-09825 Packing (5mL)
20-09826 Packing (10mL)
20-08715 Cylinder for Auto Dispenser(50mL) For Auto dispenser
20-04058-01 Piston Head(50mL) For Auto dispenser
8.2. Options

Various convenient peripherals are available as shown below. These options can be
purchased from KEM. Contact your local dealer or sales representative
Application Option

Print out of Dot Matrix Printer

measurement results IDP-100

Thermal Printer
DP-600

Automated
measurement
Multiple Sample
Changer
CHA-700

AT-Win
Control from your PC データ収集ソフトウェア
Titration
Title:SOFT-CAP Software
AT-710 KYOTO ELECTRONICS

SOFT-CAP Date
Date capture into your
Acquisition
PC
Software
Tview6 Analysis
Analyze measurement
Software for
data with your PC
Titration Results

Dispensing solvent Auto Dispenser

Thermo Sensor
Affect titration
for Titration
temperature to result
Solution
Option
Part Number Part Name Remarks
12-03613-10 Multiple Sample Changer(6samples)
Multiple Sample
12-03613-11
Changer(11samples)
12-00166-00 Thermo Sensor for Titration Solution
for AC 110-120V w/ Connecting
12-02028-01 Dot Matrix Printer (AC 120V)
Cable IDP-100
for AC 220-240V w/ Connecting
12-02028-02 Dot Matrix Printer (AC 230V)
Cable IDP-100
Thermal Printer for Europe for AC 200-240V w/ Connecting
12-02618-01
(AC 200-240V) Cable DP-600
Thermal Printer for U.K. for AC 220-240V w/ Connecting
12-02618-02
(AC 220-240V) Cable DP-600
Thermal Printer for U.S.A. for AC 100-120V w/ Connecting
12-02618-03
(AC 100-120V) Cable DP-600
Thermal Printer for China for AC 200-240V w/ Connecting
12-02618-04
(AC 200-240V) Cable DP-600
Connecting Cable
12-03507 AT-Win Titration Software (MiniDIN8P-DSUB9PM)
required.
12-03265 SOFT-CAP Data Acquisition Software Connecting cable required.
To connect with SOFT-CAP.
RS-232C Connecting Cable (9P-9P) Connecting Cable
12-02012
2m (MiniDIN8P-DSUB9PM)
required.
Connecting Cable
64-00625
(MiniDIN8P-DSUB9PM)160mm
Tview6 Analysis Software for
12-03506
Titration Results
12-05641-05 EBU-710-05B Burette Unit(5mL)
12-05641-10 EBU-710-10B Burette Unit(10mL)
12-05641-20 EBU-710-20B Burette Unit(20mL)
With EBU-710-05B Burette
12-05640-05 Additional Burette (5mL)
Unit(5mL)
With EBU-710-10B Burette
12-05640-10 Additional Burette (10mL)
Unit(10mL)
With EBU-710-20B Burette
12-05640-20 Additional Burette (20mL)
Unit(20mL)
12-04591 Auto Dispenser (50mL)
APB-600-AT Automatic Piston
12-02009
Burette
12-02010 APB-610 Automatic Piston Burette
Part Number Part Name Remarks
for the screen protection from
20-07471 Protect Cover
an alkaline solution
Connection Tube2×3 L=980 PFA
12-03645-01
(for Bottle)
20-03997-00 Brown Cover for Degassing Tube for precipitation titration
66-00059-00 Square Bottle(Brown) 1L
20-04051-00 Nozzle FEPφ3×2-0.5 L=85
12-05193 PP 70mLCup (20pcs/set) for Microquantity titration
20-09079 Propeller(for Microquantity) for Microquantity titration
12-00277-00 Thermo Sensor for Microquantity titration
12-00110-00 Photometric Sensor for Photometric titration
Connection Cable (MiniDIN8P-8P) for Photometric titration
64-01018
1.5m
12-00112-00 Interference Filter (530nm) for Photometric titration
12-00112-01 Interference Filter (630nm) for Photometric titration
12-00112-02 Interference Filter (650nm) for Photometric titration
20-07257 Shutter for Photometric titration
12-03840 Twin Platinum Electrode (M-511) for Polarization titration
12-01762 Conductivity Cell (K-321) for Conductometric titration
SCU-118 SCU-118 Sealed Cell Unit
MTA-118-1 MTA-118-1 Micro Titration Cell
Unit(1mL)
MTA-118-5 MTA-118-5 Micro Titration Cell
Unit(5mL)
MTA-118-50 MTA-118-50 Micro Titration Cell
Unit(50mL)
12-00661-12 Stirrer Rotor L=35 (5pcs/set)
Option（Electrode Cable、Internal Solution）
Part Number Part Name Remarks
64-00726-31 Connection Cable BNC 90cm
64-00726-33 Connecting Cable pin 90cm
64-00726-41 Connection Cable BNC 210cm
64-00726-43 Connecting Cable pin 210cm
12-05647 Smart Electrode Cable BNC, 90cm
12-05647-01 Smart Electrode Cable pin, 90cm
12-05647-02 Smart Electrode Cable BNC, 210cm
12-05647-03 Smart Electrode Cable pin, 210cm
Internal Solution for Reference 3.3mol/L
12-00911
Electrode(KCl)
Internal Solution for Mercury
12-00911-01 for precipitation titration
Sulfate 250mL (K2SO4)
Internal Solution for Electrode 1mol/L /
12-00911-02
250mL(KNO3) for precipitation titration
1mol/L /
61-00081-00 Internal Solution(LiCl in CH3COOH)
for non-aqueous titration
1mol/L /
61-00081-01 Internal Solution(LiCl in EtOH)
for non-aqueous titration
8.3. Specification
Specification Contents
1) Potential :-2000mV to +2000mV
Detection range 2) pH :-20.00 to 20.00pH
3) Temperature :0 to 100C
Titration mode Auto Titration, Auto Intermit, Intermit, Stat
Method 20 (Max 2 methods can be linked)
Potentiometric (acid/base, redox, precipitation), Photometric, Polarization,
Titration
Conductivity
Titration form Full titration (Auto EP detection), EP Stop, Level Stop
Measurement of electrode potential (pH, potential), Acid dissociation
Special application
constant (pKa)
Display White LED-backlit LCD
1) Potential, titration volume/ Measurement Results/ Titration conditions /
On-screen display Parameters
2) Japanese / English / Mandarin Chinese / Korean / Russian / Spanish
Calculation Concentration Statistics (mean, SD, RSD) / Auto input of blank and factor
Data storage 50 samples
Registration of operator / Record of check results / Record of electrode
GLP support
calibration / Verification of burette capacity /Management of conduction time
20mL glass burette with brown cover (Standard)
Burette capacity
Optional burette units: 10mL, 5mL, or 1mL
50mL burette(Auto dispenser)  0.5mL
20mL burette: ±0.02mL, repeatability ±0.01mL
Burette accuracy 10mL burette: ±0.015mL, repeatability ±0.005mL
5mL burette: ±0.01mL, repeatability ±0.003mL
１ mL burette: ±0.005mL, repeatability ±0.001mL
1) STD : pH (mV) and mV, 2 inputs (Standard)
2) PTA : pH (mV), mV and photometric, 3 inputs
3) POT : pH (mV), mV and polar, 3 inputs
Preamplifier
4) CMT : pH (mV), mV and conductivity, 3 inputs (factory setting
required)
5) TET : pH (mV) 2 ways and mV, 3 inputs (factory setting required)
RS-232C ×2: for Dot matrix printer/Electronic balance,
Data Acquisition Software (SOFT-CAP)
USB ×1: for USB flash drive, Thermal printer, Keyboard,
Barcode reader, Foot switch
External I/O
SS-BUS ×1: for Multiple sample changer, APB
ELE. ×1: for Smart electrode
Input terminal for temperature sensor to correct reagent volume, sensor
Pt100, temperature reading accuracy: ±0.5°C (burette 1 only)
Automatic piston burette : Can control max 10 burette drives
Expandability (Including two built-in burette drives)
Multiple sample changer : CHA-700
Temperature :5 to 35C
Ambient conditions
Humidity :85%RH or below (no condensation)
 DC24V 1.9A(Main unit) AC100-240V±10％ 50Hz/60Hz(AC Adapter)
Power supply
DC7V 1.6A(Printer) AC100V±10％ 50Hz/60Hz(AC Adapter)
 Specification Contents
Main unit : Approx. 20W
Power consumption
Printer : Approx. 7W
Titration unit : 141(W)  296(D)  367(H)mm (not incl.
tubing)
Dimensions
Stirrer(MS-710A) : 107(W)  206(D)  331(H) mm
Printer : 106(W)  180(D)  88(H) mm
Titration unit : Approx. 4.0kg
Weight Stirrer(MS-710A) : Approx. 2kg
Printer : Approx. 0.4kg
Conformity CE marking EMC : EN61326 LVD : EN61010-1 RE Directive
standard Burette unit EBU FCC Part15 FCC ID:2ABSVEBU01
8.4. International standards
List of supported standards

Standard Country
ASTM D94-07 Standard Test Methods for Saponification Number U.S.A.
of Petroleum Products
ASTM D 664-11a Standard Test Method for Base Number of U.S.A.
Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Perchloric
Acid Titration
ASTM D974-12 Standard Test Method for Acid and Base Number U.S.A.
by Color-Indicator Titration
ASTM D1159-07 Standard Test Method for Bromine Numbers of U.S.A.
Petroleum Distillates and Commerical Aliphatic
Olefins by Electrometirc Titration
ASTM D1832-04 Standard Test Method for Peroxide Number of U.S.A.
Petroleum Wax
ASTM D2710-09 Standard Test Method for Bromine Index of U.S.A.
Petroleum Hydrocarbons by Electrometric Titration
ASTM D 2896-11 Standard Test Method for Water in Crude Oils by U.S.A.
Coulometric Karl Fischer Titration
ASTM Standard Test Method for (Thiol Mercaptan) Sulfur U.S.A.
D 3227-04 a in Gasoline, Kerosine, Aviation Turbine, and
Distillate Fuels (Potentiometric Method)
ASTM D3242-11 Standard Test Method for Acidity in Aviation U.S.A.
Turbine Fuel
ASTM D3339-11 Standard Test Method for Acid Number of U.S.A.
Petroleum Products by Semi-Micro Color Indicator
Titration
ASTM D 4739-11 Standard Test Method for Base Number U.S.A.
Determination by Potentiometric Titration
ASTM D4929-07 Standard Test Methods for Water in Crude Oils by U.S.A.
Coulometric Karl Fischer Titration
ASTM D 6470-99 Standard Test Method for Salt in Crude Oils U.S.A.
(Potentiometric Method)
ASTM D 1067-11 Standard Test Methods for Acidity or Alkalinity of U.S.A.
Water
ASTM D1121-11 Standard Test Method for Reserve Alkalinity of U.S.A.
Engine Coolants and Antirusts
ASTM D1126-12 Standard Test Method for Hardness in Water U.S.A.
ASTM D 1426-08 Standard Test Methods for Ammonia Nitrogen In U.S.A.
Water
ASTM D4251-89 Standard Test Method for Active Matter in Anionic U.S.A.
Surfactants by Potentiometric Titration

Standard Country
ASTM D 4658-09 Standard Test Method for Sulfide Ion in Water U.S.A.
ASTM D5776- Standard Test Method for Bromine Index of U.S.A.
07e1 Aromatic Hydrocarbons by Electrometric
Titration
ASTM E1899-08 Standard Test Method for Hydroxyl Groups U.S.A.
Using Reaction with p-Toluenesulfonyl
Isocyanate (TSI) and Potentiometric Titration
with
Tetrabutylammonium Hydroxide
ISO 3771 International
ISO 6619 International
9. Warranty and After-sales Service
1. Warranty Period

Three (3) years from the date of receipt of this product or the date of installation by KEM service personnel or by
authorized personnel.

2. Warranty Details, After-sales Service

This product passed the strict inspections of KEM and, except for consumables, KEM warrants this product, under
normal use, for three (3) years from the date of receipt of this product or the date of installation by KEM service
personnel or by authorized personnel. (Parts and consumables will be supplied for at least seven (7) years after
discontinuation of this product.)
Should an initial failure occur during the warranty period, KEM will decide whether to replace the product or to
correct defects.
This product can be repaired at user’s site by KEM service personnel or by authorized personnel. Note that
secondhand or pre-owned products are not covered by warranty.

3. Exclusion

Warranty shall be void where:

 any part is replaced or any repair or remodeling is performed by unauthorized personnel;
 unauthorized service parts, spare parts and/or consumables are used;
 the user does not follow the instructions for installation, correct use, maintenance and/or storage,
resulting in malfunction;
 the user does not follow the ranges and/or conditions stated in the product brochure, flyer or
specifications;
 periodic checks and/or maintenance is not performed;
 breakage and/or malfunction is caused by careless handling such as, but not limited to, exposing to or
submerging in water, or dropping down;
 breakage and/or malfunction is caused by excessive force applied to glassware or plastics;
 malfunction or leakage is caused by sample properties (corrosively, solid materials, etc.);
 malfunction is caused by any device, part and/or chemical other than those supplied by KEM;
 overuse has led to fatigue or wear of parts;
 items are consumables or wearing parts;
 this product has been moved or transported to another place once accepted and installed;
 breakage and/or malfunction is caused by conditions beyond control of KEM including, but not limited to
Acts of God such as fire, earthquake, lightning strike, flood, etc.;
 parts including, but not limited to the touch screen LCD, are broken due to improper or inadequate
handling such as spilling chemicals;
 items are consumables, accessories or wearing parts, or parts which are in direct contact with samples
and/or reagents and are considered consumables due to normal wear.

KEM is also unable to offer warranty and related services of repairs and maintenance checks of any kind once
specifications, capability, features and/or functions of this product as well as its parts are changed, altered or
remodeled by unauthorized personnel.

4. Disclaimer
KEM is not held liable, during or after the warranty period, regardless of whether loss or damage is caused by any
event beyond control of KEM, or it is the user’s opportunity loss and/or lost earnings caused by failure or
malfunction of KEM products, or with or without predictability of KEM, for loss or damage resulting from a
particular reason, secondary loss or damage, accident compensation, damage to products other than those
supplied by KEM, and any other incidental compensation.
KEM is also not held liable for physical and/or economic loss or damage resulting from the use of KEM products, or
loss of stored data during repair or servicing of such product.