Metrohm 916 Ti-Touch - Manual (Page 41)

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4 Installation
916 Ti-Touch
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An electrode with integrated data chip, referred to as iTrode, is connected
to the iConnect.
Connect the electrode as follows:
1 Remove the protective caps on the iConnect and the electrode.
2 Plug in the electrode on the iConnect as illustrated in Fig. 12, page
25.
Figure 12 Connecting an electrode to the iConnect
The guide pin guarantees correct connection in such a way that the
contact pins cannot be damaged.
3 Screw the iConnect tightly.
4.6.7 Differential potentiometry
Potentiometric measurements with high-ohm measuring chains can be
disrupted by electrostatic and electromagnetic fields in media with low
conductivity. Use our 6.0229.100 Solvotrode or other special electrodes
for pH measurements in organic solvents. If no reliable measurements are
possible with these, then a 6.5104.030 (230 V) or 6.5104.040 (115 V) dif-
ferential amplifier can be used. The differential amplifier is connected to
the high-ohm measuring input (Ind.).
4.7 Connecting the Ti-Touch to a network
The 916 Ti-Touch has a network connection (Ethernet). This can be used
to integrate your Ti-Touch in your network. You can, for example, store
data on a PC within the network or print reports on a network printer. In
Chapter 11, page 86, you will find information as to which settings are
necessary for the network connection.