LaMotte WaterLink Spin Touch DW User manual

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WaterLink nSp DW
TESTING
QUICK START GUIDE
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1. Press and hold until the
meter turns on.
2. Tap . Select a Water Source
type. Tap
e
le
l
l
l
l
l
l
to confirm.
3. Tap . Select a disk series
(found on disk packaging). Tap
(f
f
f
f
f
f
f
o
to confirm.
NOTE: Disk Series are limited
by Water Source Type
selection.
4. Remove a disk from the
packaging.
5. Use the syringe (1189) to fill
the disk with the water sample.
6. Insert the disk. Cover the disk
with the Universal Disk Cover.
Close the lid.
7. Tap to start test. Tap
to stop the test.
8. The results will be displayed.
9. Choose an option.
- Tap
se
e
e
e
e
e
e
e
to return to the Test
Screen.
- Tap the highlighted to
save the test results to the
test log if Auto Save is not
enabled.
- Tap the hightlighted
to send the results to the
enabled Mobile Bluetooth
Printer.
10. Press and hold for 2
seconds to turn the meter off.
DOS & DON’TS
¬The change Hardness test result units (gpg, ppm) go to
> Other Settings > Hardness Units
¬Do not touch top or bottom of disk. Handle disk on edge.
¬Hold syringe vertically when filling disks.
¬Fill the disk on a dark surface to more easily see the sample water.
¬Do not fill disk while in the meter. Fill disk on clean, dry surface.
¬The disk should not contain any large air bubbles. Air bubbles will
result in erroneous results.
¬Always use the disk cover.
¬Only the Universal Disk Cover (Code 1719) can be used with the
WaterLink®Spin Touch™.
¬Empty syringe of previous sample before filling with next sample.
¬Remove filled disk from meter after testing. Do not travel with filled
disks in meter. They may leak.
BEFORE FIRST USE
¬Fully charge battery.
¬Ensure your Spin Touch has the latest firmware:
For firmware updates contact technical support at 800-344-
3100 ext. 3 or [email protected].

Disk Patent No. 8,734,734
FCl Patent No. 8,987,000
TCl Patent No. 8,993,337
3585-QG
07.20.17
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FILLING
1. Fill the disk using slow, even
pressure. The sample water will
fill the spaces between the baffles
in a counterclockwise order. Each
space will fill from the bottom to
the top. Sample water should be
added until the sample water in the
fourth chamber fills to the top of the
chamber slightly past the embossed
fill line. It is OK to fill slightly past the
fill line.
Correct Fill
(Fill line)
2. Do not overfill the disk. If the disk is
overfilled, sample water will flow out
of the overflow hole in the center of
the disk. The disk is not leaking. Dry
the disk and run the test.
Over
Filled
(Dry disk before placing in meter)
3. Do not under fill the disk. If the disk
is under filled, the reagent chambers
will not fill entirely and results will be
inaccurate.
Under
Filled
4. Wet disks should be dried thoroughly
with a lint free wipe. The disk should
be handled by the edges.
5. Disks should be filled and used within 10 minutes. They cannot be
filled ahead of time.
For filling and troubleshooting tips go to: www.waterlinkspintouch.com
BLUETOOTH CONNECTION
The WaterLink Touch Spin Touch is capable of connecting to a Bluetooth
enabled device, such as a phone or tablet, and the Mobile Bluetooth
Printer (Code 5-0066). At this time, although the meter can connect
to a phone or tablet, software is not available for transferring data. The
Spin Touch is configured to connect to and print, only to the LaMotte
Bluetooth Printer (Code 5-0066). Other Bluetooth printers are not
supported.
Whenever the button appears on the touch screen the Spin
Touch is capable of connecting to the Mobile Bluetooth Printer (Code
5-0066). The will be highlighted when connected and dim when not
connected.
The WaterLink Spin Touch will automatically connect to the nearest
Bluetooth enabled printer. It is not necessary to pair the Spin Touch a
Bluetooth enabled device. Barriers to wireless signals can reduce the
range of wireless devices. The WaterLink Spin Touch will work best if
there are no walls between it and the receiving devices.