SWELLPRO WQMS User manual

WQMS Multisensor Monitor
User Manual
V1.0 –2022.10

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Thank You
Thank you for purchasing WQMS Multisensor Monitor. The instrument can display
the detection data of the sensor in real time, and can calibrate the sensor to reduce the
detection error. In order to familiarize yourself with the instrument, please read the user
guide carefully.
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Contents
Thank You 2
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Contents 3
⚠Safety information 4
Product Overview 5
Instrument Diagram 5
Installation 6
Display Interface 7
Interface Description 8
SET 8
Curve 10
Records 12
Warning 13
System setting 14
Insrtuction 15
Calibration 15
pH Sensor 15
Turbidity Sensor 18
Ammonia Nitrogen Sensor 20
Dissolved Oxygen Sensor 22
Conductivity Senor 24
Real-time monitor 25
Appendix 27
Specification 27
Version Information 27

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⚠Safety information
Please read the safety information before using this product.
•Please install and operate in strict accordance with the user guide of the instrument.
•The installation and operation of instruments shall be carried out by specially trained
personnel.
•Before the instrument is powered on, please ensure that the power supply is
connected correctly, otherwise the instrument will be permanently damaged.
•Please observe the local safe operation and safety rules and regulations.
•Please pay attention to the sfaty information of all products used together.
•Please use the instrument in the specified environment.

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Product Overview
The instrument can be connected with a variety of water quality detection sensors,
which can be used to calibrate the sensor, and can also monitor the water quality in real
time.
Instrument Diagram
1. Display interface
2. USB connector
3. Power cord
4. Connect to matching sensor(Turbidity,
ammonia nitrogen, dissolved oxygen
and conductivity sensors)

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Installation
⚠Insert waterproof plug into the base(The bulge point and groove need to be aligned)
⚠When removing the sensor, if it is difficult to pull out the waterproof plug of the
sensor, push the metal terminal of the waterproof plug forward, and then hold the black
part and pull it out.

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Display Interface
[1] Detection data:Real time detection data of the sensor.
[2] Date:System date and time
[3] SET: sensor calibration
[4] Curve: display sensor data in the form of curve
[5] Records: View the historical data of the sensor
[6] Warning: system alarm information
[7] System settings: system configuration and function settings
[8] TRC: the time interval for storing data
[9] Monitoring factor: Displays the number of connected sensors.
When“ ⚠” flashing, it indicates that the sensor is not connected or there is no signal.

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Interface Description
After the instrument is powered on, the system will start automatically. You can view
the detection data of the sensor through the interface and use other functions through
the touch screen.
⚠When the system starts, the interface will prompt "Press and hold the screen to enter
system configuration". Do not operate. The configuration has been completed at the
factory.
SET
Click "SET" to enter the following page for parameter calibration.
CAL parameter: used to calibrate the sensor.
Cal parameters
Click “CAL parameter” to enter the following page:

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Take the "pH" sensor as an example:Click “pH”to enter the following page.
⚠The "Up range", "Down range", "coefficient", "OFFSET" and "Factory geometry values"
have been set at the factory, so please do not modify them.

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Curve
The curve presents the sensor data in a graphical way to determine whether the data is
stable. Click "Curve" to enter the following page:
Take the "pH" sensor as an example:Click “pH”to enter the following page:

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[1] Backward 60s
[7] Set time range
[2] Backward 30 s
[8] Back button
[3] Backward 12 s
[9] Y axis data display range
[4] Forward 12 s
[10] The timeline can be dragged to display
the corresponding data
[5] Forward 30 s
[6] Forward 60 s
[11] real-time data
[12] X axis data display range

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Records
Click “Records”to enter to the following page:
Click " Export data" to enter the following page, set the time range for data export, and
click "Export data" to export the data to USB(Excel format).

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The system can save 30000 pieces of historical data. If there are more than 30000
pieces of data, the system will automatically overwrite the earliest data.
Warning
Click “Warning ”to enter the following page:

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System setting
Click “System setting”to enter the following page:
⚠The "parameter setting" has been completed in the factory, please do not modify it.
Storage interval: the time interval for storing test data.
Print interval: unavailable.
Time setting: the date and time displayed in the interface.
ID: the output signal of the instrument, which is used to connect external instruments
for communication.
Language: Chinese or English language can be switched

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Insrtuction
Calibration
The sensor has been calibrated before delivery and can be used directly.
⚠It is recommended to calibrate the sensor on or before the day of use.
⚠Calibrate sensor every 30days.
⚠It is recommended to purchase the third party's standard solution for calibration.
pH Sensor
Preparation:deionized water, pH6.86 and pH4.01standard solution.
1. Connect the instrument and PH sensor, and then power on the instrument. Click "SET"
- "Cal Parameters" - "pH" to enter pH sensor calibration page. As shown below:

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2. Put the connected and energized pH sensor in pH6.86 standard solution for about 2
minutes, observe the value in the "real-time signal" on the page, and click the "Point1"
button to confirm after the value is stable (value range change is less than ±0.02). As
shown below:
3. Put the pH sensor into deionized water for cleaning, and dry it with clean tissue. Then
put the pH sensor into pH4.01 standard solution for about 2 minutes. Observe the value
in the "Real time signal" on the display page, and click the "Point2" button to complete
the calibration after the value is stable (value range change is less than ±0.02). As
shown below:
4. Put the pH sensor into deionized water for cleaning, and then dry it with tissue , and
then put it into 3 mmol/l potassium chloride solution for storage.

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Turbidity Sensor
Preparation:deionized water, 0NTU and 10NTU standard solution.
⚠Turbidity sensor is an optical sensor. Please use a light proof container during
calibration.
1. Connect the instrument and turbidity sensor, and then power on the instrument. Click
"SET" - "Cal Parameters" - "TUR" to enter turbidity sensor calibration page. As shown
below:
2. Put the connected and energized turbidity sensor in 0NTU standard solution for about
5 minutes, observe the value in the "real-time signal" on the page, and click the "Piont1"
button to confirm after the value is stable (value range change is within ± 5%). As shown
below:

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3. Put the turbidity sensor into deionized water for cleaning, and dry it with clean tissue.
Then put the turbidity sensor into 10NTU standard solution for about 5 minutes.
Observe the value in the "Real time signal" on the display page, and click the "Piont2"
button to complete the calibration after the value is stable (value range change is within
± 5%). As shown below:
4. Put the turbidity sensor into deionized water for cleaning, and then dry it with tissue ,
and then store it.

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Ammonia Nitrogen Sensor
Preparation:deionized water, 1.000ppm and 10.000ppm standard solution.
1. Connect the instrument and ammonia nitrogen sensor, and then power on the
instrument. Click"SET" - "Cal Parameters"- " NH3-N " to enter ammonia nitrogen sensor
calibration page. As shown below:
2. Put the connected and energized ammonia nitrogen sensor in 1.000ppm standard
solution for about 3 minutes, observe the value in the "real-time signal" on the page, and
click the "Point1" button to confirm after the value is stable (value range change is less
than ±0.03). As shown below:
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