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Page 1 - USER MANUAL

USER MANUALProDSSUSER MANUALDOCUMENT #626973-01REF

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8IntroductionConnect the handheld to the cable assemblyThe ProDSS cable connectors are keyed for positive mating and to prevent connector damage (Figu

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9IntroductionProDSS sensor installation/removalNOTICE: The ProDSS bulkhead and sensor connectors are not wet-mateable. Make sure that the sensor and

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10IntroductionSensor removalTo remove a sensor, insert the sensor installation/removal tool into the retaining nut, then rotate the retaining nut coun

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11IntroductionSensor guard and weight installation1. Carefully slide the sensor guard over the bulkhead and attached sensors/port plugs. Push the sen

Page 6 - Battery use and battery life

12IntroductionSensor guard weightsTo help stabilize the sensors when profiling at deeper depths, a sensor guard weight is supplied with cables 10 meter

Page 7 - Charging the battery pack

13OperationKeypad and navigationFigure 7 Keypad description1 System: Opens the system menu. Use to adjust system settings7 ON/OFF: Turn on or tur

Page 8 - Battery replacement

14OperationStartupPush the key to turn on the handheld. If the handheld does not turn on, make sure that the battery pack is correctly installed and

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15OperationMain display descriptionThe main display (Run screen) shows the current measurements as defined in the Sensor Display menu (Sensor Display o

Page 10 - Introduction

16OperationSystem menuPush the System key to view and adjust instrument settings. Highlight a sub-menu then push the ENTER key to view the sub-menu

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17OperationFigure 11 Date/TimeDate/Time → Date/TimeFor accurate logging and GLP data, correctly set the date and time options (Figure 11). Select an

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18OperationFigure 13 GLP OptionsGLP Options → GLP → OptionsUser ID, Probe ID, or User Field #1 or 2 can be user-defined for positive GLP file identifi

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19OperationFigure 16 Language Language → Language The ProDSS is shipped with English enabled. If a different language is desired and selected, the

Page 15 - Operation

20OperationFigure 19 SamplingSampling → SamplingAuto sampling mode continuously updates measurements on the display (Figure 19). Manual mode helps c

Page 16 - Navigation

21OperationFigure 21 BacklightBacklight → BacklightIn Automatic mode, the instrument display will dim 60 seconds after the last key was pushed. Once

Page 17 - Main display description

22OperationSensor info → Sensor info (System menu on page 16)Sensor info shows measurement data, and hardware/software information for each componen

Page 18 - System menu

23OperationFigure 24 Sensor Setup Figure 25 Setup ODOSensor Setup → SetupThe Sensor Setup menu will show all sensors installed on the bulkhead (Fig

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24OperationFigure 27 Setup pH Setup pH → Setup → pHSelect USA auto-buffer recognition (4.01, 7.00, and 10.00) or NIST auto-buffer recognition (4.0

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25OperationFigure 29 Setup Depth Setup Depth → Setup → DepthFor ProDSS bulkheads with the depth sensor:The ProDSS cable assemblies with a depth sens

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26OperationFigure 31 Auto Stable Figure 32 Auto Stable stability thresholdAuto Stable → Auto Stable Auto Stable indicates when a measurement is st

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27OperationFigure 33 SalinitySalinity → Salinity (Figure 33)Salinity is determined by calculations derived from the conductivity and temperature sen

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IContentsIntroduction 3Safety information 3Precautionary symbols 3Product components 3Battery use and battery life 4Charging the battery pack

Page 24 - Sensor menu

28OperationCalibration menu Push theCalkey to access the Calibration menu (Figure 35). Highlight a sub-menu then push the ENTER key to view sub-menu o

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29OperationFiles menu Push the key to access the Files menu (Figure 36). Highlight a sub-menu then push the ENTER key to view sub-menu options. Use th

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30OperationFigure 39 View GLP View GLP → View GLPSelect View GLP to show the stored sensor calibrations (Figure 39). Use the arrow keys to scroll t

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31OperationFigure 41 Backup Data Figure 42 Micro USB female connectorBackup Data → Backup DataA USB female to micro USB male adapter is included to

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32OperationTaking measurements For the highest accuracy, calibrate the instrument before taking measurements (Calibration on page 33). 1. Create site

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33CalibrationProDSS sensors (except temperature) require periodic calibration to maintain accurate measurements. Calibration procedures follow the sam

Page 30 - Calibration menu

34CalibrationAlternately, pH, ORP, and conductivity calibrations can be completed in a beaker or other container using the same basic procedure descri

Page 31 - Files menu

35CalibrationConductivityA conductivity/temperature sensor must be installed on the bulkhead for accurate temperature compensation and measurements of

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36CalibrationNOTE: If the data is not stabilized after 40 seconds, gently rotate the sensor or remove/reinstall the calibration cup to make sure that

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37CalibrationDissolved oxygenODO calibration requires the current “true” barometric pressure. Make sure that the barometer is reading accurately and

Page 34 - Taking measurements

IIProDSS handheld instrument 52Cable, bulkhead, and connectors 53Sensor guard 53Depth sensor maintenance and storage 54Turbidity sensor 55Cond

Page 35 - Calibration

38CalibrationFigure 48 Calibrate ODO mg/LODO mg/L calibration1. Place the ODO and conductivity/temperature sensor into a water sample that has been

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39CalibrationpH/ORPFigure 50 Calibrate pH 1-point pH calibration 1-pointNOTE: If performing a 1-point calibration, use buffer 7 (6.86) as your calibr

Page 37 - Conductivity

40Calibration Figure 51 Calibrate pH 2- or 3-point pH calibration 2- or 3-pointNOTE: If performing a 2- or 3-point calibration, one point should be i

Page 38 - Barometer

41CalibrationDepth NOTE: This calibration option is available only if your bulkhead is equipped with a depth sensor. The depth sensor is located where

Page 39 - Dissolved oxygen

42CalibrationTurbidity Before performing the calibration, review “Calibration setup (pH, ORP, ISE, conductivity, turbidity)” on page 33.For proper cal

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43Calibration Figure 54 Calibrate turbidityTurbidity calibration 1-, 2- or 3-pointNOTE: The sensor guard must be installed for the turbidity sensor c

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44CalibrationISEs: Ammonium, Nitrate, & ChlorideBefore performing the calibration, review Calibration setup (pH, ORP, ISE, conductivity, turbidity

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45Calibration Figure 55 Calibrate ISEISE calibration 3-point1. Perform the Calibration setup (pH, ORP, ISE, conductivity, turbidity) on page 33.2.

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46CalibrationChilled third calibration pointThe 3-point calibration method assures maximum accuracy when the temperature of the media to be monitored

Page 44 - Turbidity

47CalibrationPreparing chloride standardsThe following recipes are provided for preparation of 10 and 1000 mg/L chloride reagents. Nitrate and Ammoniu

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3IntroductionThank you for purchasing the YSI Professional Digital Sampling System (ProDSS). ProDSS features include:• Digital smart probes that are

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48CalibrationPreparing nitrate standardsWe recommend using YSI calibration solutions whenever possible. However, qualified users can save cost by follo

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49CalibrationPreparing ammonium standardsWe recommend using YSI calibration solutions whenever possible. However, qualified users can save cost by foll

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51Maintenance and storageFollow all maintenance and storage procedures in this section. NOTICE: Incorrect or unapproved maintenance and/or storage ca

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52Maintenance and storageProDSS handheld instrumentFigure 56 Handheld cleaningHandheld instrument maintenanceWipe the keypad, screen, and case with a

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53Maintenance and storageCable, bulkhead, and connectors Figure 57 Cable, bulkhead, connector maintenanceCable, bulkhead, and connector maintenanc

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54Maintenance and storageDepth sensor maintenance and storage Figure 59 Depth sensor flushDepth sensor storage The ProDSS optional depth sensor access

Page 53 - Maintenance and storage

55Maintenance and storageTurbidity sensor Figure 60 Turbidity sensor windowTurbidity sensor maintenanceClean the sensing window with a non-abrasive,

Page 54 - ProDSS handheld instrument

56Maintenance and storageConductivity/temperature sensorNOTICE: Use care when handling the conductivity/temperature sensor to prevent any impact on

Page 55 - Sensor guard

57Maintenance and storageFigure 64 Conductivity/Temperature Long-term storageConductivity/temperature sensor long-term storageThe Conductivity/Temper

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4IntroductionBattery use and battery lifeThe ProDSS uses a rechargeable lithium-ion (Li-Ion) battery pack as a power source. The battery comes pre-ins

Page 57 - Turbidity sensor

58Maintenance and storageFigure 65 ODO cap replacement ODO sensor cap replacement (continued)1. Turn the used sensor cap counterclockwise to remove

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59Maintenance and storageUpdating the ODO sensor cap coefficientsAfter installing a new sensor cap, connect the bulkhead cable assembly to the ProDSS

Page 59 - Dissolved oxygen sensor

60Maintenance and storageFigure 67 ODO rehydrationODO sensor rehydrationTo prevent sensor drift, always store the ODO sensor in a wet or water-satur

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61Maintenance and storagepH - pH/ORP sensors NOTE: pH and pH/ORP sensors require periodic maintenance to clear contamination from the sensing elemen

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62Maintenance and storagepH - pH/ORP sensor storageThe pH - pH/ORP sensors are shipped with their tips in a storage bottle containing KCl. Store the p

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63Maintenance and storageISE sensorsDo not let the ISE sensor reference electrode junctions dry out. Clean the sensors when deposits, bio-fouling or o

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64Maintenance and storageFigure 75 ISE short-term storageISE sensor short-term storage (less than 4 weeks) When in regular field use, the ISE sensors

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65Maintenance and storageProDSS sensor module replacementProDSS pH, pH/ORP, ammonium, chloride and nitrate sensors feature replaceable sensor modules.

Page 65 - ISE sensors

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67KorDSS software installationNOTE: YSI recommends that you have administrative privileges on the PC in which KorDSS will be installed. Follow these s

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5IntroductionCharging the battery packA USB cable is included with the ProDSS to charge the instrument battery pack and connect the instrument to a PC

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68KorDSS software installationInstall the KorDSS software1. Insert the supplied USB flash drive into a USB port on your computer.2. Depending on the

Page 69 - KorDSS software installation

69KorDSS software installationProDSS driver installationNOTE: The ProDSS driver installation procedure allows the KorDSS software to recognize the ins

Page 70 - Install the KorDSS software

70KorDSS software installationWindows XP ProDSS driver1. Turn the instrument on and connect it to the PC with the included USB cable. 2. On the Foun

Page 71 - ProDSS driver installation

71KorDSS software installationWindows 8 and 8.1 ProDSS driver1. Save any open files and close all programs. Your computer will restart during this pro

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72KorDSS software installationKorDSS startup wizard1. After Windows has successfully updated the driver software, start KorDSS and set the language p

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73AccessoriesOrdering Telephone: 800 897 4151 (USA)+1 937 767 7241 (Globally) Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 ETFax: +1 937 767 9353 (orders)E

Page 74 - KorDSS startup wizard

74AccessoriesProDSS handheldsYSI Item # Description626870-1 ProDSS handheld, no GPS626870-2 ProDSS handheld with GPSProDSS cable assemblies (No sensor

Page 75 - Accessories

75AccessoriesODO/OBOD sensor and cable assemblies - DO/Temp onlyNOTE: ODO/OBOD cable assemblies feature non-replaceable temperature and optical DO sen

Page 76 - ProDSS handhelds

76AccessoriesProDSS accessoriesYSI Item # Description626946 Large, hard-sided carrying case603075 Large, soft-sided carrying case626945 Small, hard-si

Page 77 - ProDSS smart sensors

77AccessoriesCalibration standards YSI Item # Description065270 Conductivity standard, 1000 μmhos/cm (quart, glass); ideal for fresh water065272 Condu

Page 78 - ProDSS accessories

6IntroductionBattery replacementNOTE: The battery pack is pre-installed in the ProDSS instrument. WARNING: Do not charge or handle a battery pack th

Page 79 - Calibration standards

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79Safety and support Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery pack safety warnings and precautionsCAUTION: Failure to follow the safety warnings and precaut

Page 81 - Safety and support

80Safety and supportCharging/discharging/handling the battery packWARNING: Failure to follow the battery pack charging/discharging instructions can ca

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81Safety and supportService informationYSI has authorized service centers throughout the United States and Internationally. For the nearest service ce

Page 83 - Technical support

82Safety and supportDeclaration of ConformityThe undersigned hereby declares on behalf of the named manufacturer under our sole responsibility that th

Page 84 - Declaration of Conformity

83Safety and supportThe undersigned hereby declares on behalf of the named manufacturer under our sole responsibility that the listed product conforms

Page 85 - Sensors:

84Safety and supportWarranty The YSI Professional Digital Sampling System (ProDSS) is warranted for three (3) years from date of purchase by the end u

Page 86 - Warranty

85Appendix A - DO% calibration valuesCalibration Value PressureD.O. % in Hg mmHg kPa mbar101% 30.22 767.6 102.34 1023.38100% 29.92 760.0 101.33 1013.2

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87Appendix B - oxygen solubility tableSolubility of oxygen in mg/L in water exposed to water-xaturated air at 760 mm Hg pressure.Salinity = Measure of

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7IntroductionFigure 2 Battery replacement 1 Battery pack cover 4 Instrument pin connectors2 Battery pack 5 Battery pack gasket/cradle*3 Battery

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88Appendix B - oxygen solubility tableTemp °C Chlorinity : 0Salinity: 05.0 ppt9.0 ppt10.0 ppt18.1 ppt15.0 ppt27.1 ppt20.0 ppt36.1 ppt25.0 ppt45.2 ppt3

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