Siemens SIPROCESS GA700 Operating Manual page 127

3. Specify calibration type: "Calibration type" parameter field.
– If you select "2-pt.", zero gas calibration and span gas calibration are executed one
4. Specify the scope of the calibration: "Single/total" parameter field.
This function is used to define the scope of the calibration - one or all measuring ranges.
The measuring range set in the calibration is always calibrated.
– If you set "Single", calibration is only applied for the set measuring range. Calibrations
– If you set "Total", the calibrations parameters of the other measuring ranges are
In validation, only the set, "leading" measuring range is considered.
5. Assign measuring range(s): "Measuring range" parameter field.
Note
Setting the measuring ranges
Check the settings of the measuring ranges before you assign a range to a calibration.
Make sure that the ranges set are useful and activated for the respective application.
Adjust the settings of the measuring ranges again, if necessary: [2.03] Settings >
Measuring ranges (Page 103) menu.
If you have set "Total" for the scope in step 4, the selected measuring range acts as the
"leading measuring range".
6. Check use of calibration:
– "Digital input" display field:
– AutoCal/AutoVal 1 or AutoCal/AutoVal 2:
See also
Executing calibrations/validations by means of a calibration pool entry (Page 128)
Operating with the Local User Interface
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after the other. Otherwise you set either a zero gas calibration or a span gas
calibration.
of the other measuring ranges remain unchanged.
overwritten by the calibration parameters of this "leading" measuring range.
If a digital input is using the calibration, the name of the digital input is displayed. Not
used: "-".
Change the parameter assignment of the digital inputs, if necessary. [2.09.3] Digital
inputs (Page 143) menu.
"Yes" will be displayed if one or both automatic calibrations/validations are already
using this calibration pool entry as a sequence step. Not used: "No".
6.7 [2.08] Settings > Calibrations
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