10.5.2.3
Calibration of the zero
point
Calibration of the zero point is only needed for
precise measurements at the lower end of the
measuring range (< 5% of the measuring
range).
CAL O2
Last calibration
Slope
100% (0.80 mA/ppm)
Zero point
4.00 mA
Calibration of the slope in air
Slope calibration by
reference measurement in water
Calibration of zero point
Fig. 77: Introduction: Calibration of the zero
point
1.
Use OK to select the calibration
process: Calibration of the zero point.
The display appears as follows:
ð
CAL O2
Zero point 4.05 mA
Range
Accept with <CAL>
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3.95 mA - 4.15 mA
Fig. 78: Zero point
2.
Position the sensor in an oxygen-free
environment e.g. in water with a slight
excess of sodium hydrogen sulfite and
wait until the signal is stable
3.
Use CAL to accept
4.
The display appears as follows if cali‐
bration is successful:
CAL O2
Calibration successful
Slope
Before calibration
After calibration
A
A2860
Zero point
Cancel with <ESC>
Fig. 79: Successful calibration
5.
Use CAL to confirm
n
Press ESC to cancel
n
6.
The display appears as follows if cali‐
bration is unsuccessful:
CAL O2
Calibration not possible
Slope
Before calibration
After calibration
A
A2861
Zero point
Cancel with <ESC>
Fig. 80: Unsuccessful calibration
7.
Use CAL to end
n
Press ESC to cancel
n
8.
Check the sensor and installation once
again and repeat the calibration proce‐
dure.
Calibration
End with <CAL>
A2854
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End with <CAL>
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