Mgic XBC Measuring System

System Magic uses a smart probe connected to a PC or a notebook or a PDA. The most important part of the instrument is its software, which makes it different from all the other so far produced instruments. The main strategy while developing this system was to create an all-purpose measuring instrument which would be able to measure any value, so that the user would not have to buy several instruments (pH meter, conductivity-meter, etc.). An ordinary PC, which is nowadays a standard equipment of every workplace, can be used to work with this Magic system. The customer can also buy a set corresponding to his needs and add more values later. Thanks to this feature this instrument can replace not only simple, one-purpose measuring instruments but also very complicated combined instruments of the highest class. Construction of the system: a sensor (for example pH, ORP, ISE electrode, conductivity sensor, oxygen sensor, temperature sensor, etc.) is connected to the measuring head. This set is called a smart probe. Here the analogue signal from the sensor is changed into a digital one. The digital signal is then cable transferred via interface into a PC. The interface connection is possible via an RS 232 (COM) port or a USB. The system Magic XBM has the interface built-in directly into a PDA. The temperature can be measured together with every other measured value.

• To measure on several channels at a time (XBC 4 channels, XBM 3 channels)

• More users working with a possibility to save their own user’s configuration.

• To measure a larger amount of samples with a possibility to store and name the obtained values.

• To measure with a high level of comfort and accuracy.

• The user’s setting of the digital filter and statistical calculations.

• The voltage controlling of titration.

• A warning when exceeding the preset values.

• A DATALOGER function which allows collecting the measured values in an adjustable interval.

• To export the values into other formats (DBF, CSV, TXT).

• To store and print out the records of measuring and calibration.

• A maximal support of the SLP (GLP) report.

• Recording and storing all activities performed on the system.

• Upgrading to new probe types produced in the future.