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FieldScout pH 螢幕截圖

iPad

iPhone

About FieldScout pH

The FieldScout pH app turns your iOS device into a full-featured pH meter when used with the FieldScout Wireless ISFET pH Probes from Spectrum Technologies. Connect your device to a Blunt (item 2127W) or PinPoint (items 2128W) non-glass pH probe using Bluetooth Low Energy technology.

Step-by-step instructions guide you through the complete process of setting configurations, calibrating, acquiring, storing and exporting all measurement data.

Multiple probes can be connected simultaneously. Functions include calibration, sample measurement, data logging, graph plotting and data sharing. Measurement of pH and temperature starts as soon as the probe is connected to the mobile device. A notification signals when a probe needs a new calibration. The measurement can be displayed as tabulated data or a graph.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES
* Display of the probe’s condition, name, reading stability and battery life
* Both automatic customizable and manual data logging
* Automatic temperature compensation (ATC)
* User-definable alarm thresholds for pH and temperature
* Automatic recognition of previously connected probes and calibration data stored on probes