Calibration And Adjustment - Oldham TCOD-IR Operating Instructions Manual

For the measurement of carbon dioxide
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Zero-Point Adjustment should only to be carried out on one sensor at a time.
Zero-Point Adjustment of Sensor Element (Potentiometer UO (Zero voltage).
With the aid of a calibration cap, the sensor is subjected to zero gas (100% vol. N
volume flow of 0.5 l/min.
After approx. 5 min., the transmitter signal reaches its final state.
The voltage at the measured points X2:S1 (ground) and X2:S6 of the service terminal is
measured with a voltmeter (set mV DC).
The voltage is set to 0 mV DC with the potentiometer U0; voltage may indicate either positive or
negative values. Clockwise rotation of the potentiometer will increase voltage.
Should a positive voltage remain after turning the potentiometer U0 anti-clockwise as far as it
will go, the jumper J1 should be relocated into the left-hand position and the adjustment
repeated.
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