Table 7-1: Types Of Zero - Teledyne 200A Instruction Manual

Teledyne API Model 200A NO
Table 7-1: Types of Zero/Span Check and Calibration
Section Type of Cal or Check
7.1 Manual Z/S Check or Calibration
through the sample port
7.2 Manual Z/S Check or Calibration with
Z/S Valves Option.
7.3 Manual Z/S Check with IZS Option
7.4 Automatic Z/S Check with Z/S Valves
or IZS Options
7.5 Dynamic Z/S Calibration with Z/S
Valves or IZS Option
7.6 Calibrate using NO
7.7 Use of Z/S Valves or IZS with Remote
Contact Closure
7.8 EPA Protocol Calibration
7.9 Special Calibration Requirements for
Independent Ranges or AutoRanging
7.10 Calibration Quality
7.11 References
Analyzer Instruction Manual, 02246, Rev. F1
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Permeation Tube
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Description
This calibration option uses calibration gas
coming in through the sample port. IZS and
Zero/Span valves do not operate.
How to operate Zero/Span Valves Option. Can be
used to check or adjust calibration.
How to operate IZS option. Can be used to check
or adjust calibration.
Operates Z/S valves or IZS once per day to check
the calibration.
Operates Z/S valves or IZS once per day and
adjusts calibration.
Allows calibration using NO
permeation tube.
Operates Z/S valves or IZS with rear panel
contact closures. Without valves or IZS, can be
used to switch instrument into zero or span cal
mode. Used for either checking or adjusting
zero/span.
Covers methods to be used if data is for EPA
equivalency monitoring.
Covers special requirements if using Independent
Range or AutoRange.
Information on how to determine if the calibration
performed will result in optimum instrument
performance.
Contains a list of references on quality control
and calibration.
gas from the IZS
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