928 6-Channel Oxygen System
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The 928 is a complete system for replicate measurements of dissolved oxygen, together with data recording and analysis by computer. Use of this system will result in considerable time saving in both respiration experiments and in dissolved oxygen monitoring situations. The system comprises a microprocessor-based interface which accepts up to six 1302 microcathode oxygen electrodes, and dedicated software which runs in Windows on a PC. 928 Interface 928 Software
The programme follows a sequence of 3 main stages: Setting up; Recording; and Analysis. During setting up, full details of the experiment are entered, recording speed selected and the electrodes calibrated. When the experiment is started, the traces of the oxygen concentration are scrolled across the screen. Annotated event markers can be used to record any experimental manipulations during the recording. At the end of the experiment, the data may be saved or analysed straight away. In Analysis, any part of the recorded traces may be recalled to the screen and expanded or contracted as required. Respiration rates, normalised to biomass units if required, are calculated automatically. Results are presented in tabular form, and may be exported to a spreadsheet, word processor or statistics package. The program will run on any Pentium PC. If a colour inkjet printer is connected, a printed record can be produced. A comprehensive Instruction Manual is supplied, which will be particularly valuable to anyone who is not familiar with respirometry work. A free demonstration disk is available, containing all the software functions and including simulations of respirometry experiments. |






