General Sensor Calibration - ProMinent Aegis-II Assembly And Operating Instructions Manual

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CAUTION!
Correct sensor operation / Run-in period
Accurate measuring and metering is only
possible if the sensor is working correctly.
Please read the operating manual for the
sensor for more information.
Please also read the operating manuals for
the fittings and other components used.
It is imperative that the run in periods of the
sensors are adhered to.
The run in periods should be allowed for
when planning commissioning.
It may take an entire 24 Hour day to run in a
new CTE or CGE sensor.

9.6 General Sensor Calibration

All analog sensors can be calibrated
directly based on a wet test, or using a
2-point method. You can reset the
input to factory default calibration as
well.
1- Press the CAL button.
2- Use the Up and Down arrows to
locate the sensor you wish to
calibrate and press OK.
Notice the underline in the current
value on the next screen. That is the
cursor. In this single point calibration
screen, the up and down arrows will
adjust this digit. The right and left
arrows will move the cursor to a
different decimal digit to match your
wet test. Pressing F1 SAVE completes
the single point calibration adjustment,
-or- Pressing F3 MORE gives you
more calibration options.
The calibration program allows you to
select a single or 2-point calibration
method. Once chosen, the screen that
follows step 2 above will be that
choice. From this screen, you can select F3, MORE,
to switch back to the other mode or select reset to
factory calibration.
3a- (Single Point Calibration) Edit the value and
press F1 to SAVE. Choose F1 again to calibrate
another sensor or press ESC to exit.
It is
3b- (2-Point Calibration) Place the sensor into a
known value sample or pH buffer (i.e. 7.00 pH
buffer). Adjust the reading until it is equal to the wet
test or buffer. Press F1 to continue to the
buffer.
4- Place the sensor in the second buffer (10.00
pH)or known sample and edit as before.
Press F1 to
CANCEL
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Programming the Inputs
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the pH
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will be incorrect.
OR
NEXT
and finish or F3 or ESC to
SAVE
.

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