4.8
Working in the routine mode
The SevenGo pro meter has two working modes:
Expert mode
The default setting enables all functions of the meter
Routine mode
All system and calibration settings are fixed according to what was defined in the
expert mode.
In the routine mode the meter only allows the following functions:
- Calibrating and measuring
- Editing the MTC temperature
- Storing, viewing and printing data
Activation of the routine mode
To change to the routine mode, switch off the meter. Press Read, Mode and the right softkey simultaneously.
The meter now allows you to select the working mode.
Select "1. Routine" and confirm by pressing Select. The meter switches itself off automatically. Switch on
the meter by pressing On/Off. From now on you can work safely without the risk of unintentionally changing
settings or deleting data.
Activation of expert mode
To enable all functions, switch off the meter and press Read, Mode and the right softkey simultaneously.
Select "2. Expert" and confirm by pressing Select. The meter switches itself off automatically.
Switch on the meter by pressing On/Off. You now have access to all menu functions again.
Note
The concept of the two working modes is a GLP feature that ensures that important settings or stored data
cannot be unintentionally changed under routine working conditions.
4.9
Error messages
Self test failed!
Meas. out of range!
Full!
Invalid value!
Offset out of range!
METTLER TOLEDO SevenGo pro™ pH
Measured value out of
range
Data memory is full
The value you entered is
invalid
Routine mode / Error messages
Repeat the self-diagnosis procedure and make
sure that you finish pressing all seven keys within
two minutes. If "Self test failed!" still appears, call
METTLER TOLEDO Service.
Make sure the electrode wetting cap has been
removed and that the electrode is properly con-
nected and placed in the sample solution.
If no electrode is connected, put the shorting clip
in the socket.
Go to "Data" to delete data, otherwise you will not
be able to store new measurement data.
Reenter a value.
Make sure you have the correct buffer and that it
is fresh.
Clean or replace the electrode.
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