1: Standard Calibration; 2: Advanced Calibration - KegLand RAPT Pill KL20596 Instruction Manual

RAPT Pill Hydrometer Instruction Manual
4. Select the desired calibration method (Standard,
relevant steps.
IMPORTANT: The RAPT Pill is designed to disconnect from the RAPT Portal once the USB-C cable is
unplugged to preserve battery life. Opening the Calibration or Diagnostics screen before
disconnecting will keep the Pill Portal active to allow calibration of the Pill. You will be prompted
after 10 minutes to "Click Here To Maintain Connection" if the calibration process takes longer
than 10 minutes.
Once you have entered a Calibration mode, please assemble your Pill according to the directions so
that it can be removed from the USB and calibrated according to the instructions below.
There are three ways to calibrate your RAPT Pill:
Custom Calibration.

1: Standard Calibration

The Standard calibration mode is recommended for most users.
Standard calibration is the quickest and simplest method of calibration.
1. Fill a container of sufficient volume to hold the RAPT Pill in suspension with a liquid of
known gravity. It is simplest and easiest to use water which has a gravity of 1.000.
2. Once the angle reading has stabilised* enter the gravity (1.000 for water) and press
Calibrate. Wait until the screen indicates that calibration is complete.
Your Pill is now ready to use!
* The angle will never be completely steady, as it is extremely sensitive. Press Calibrate when the
RAPT Pill has stabilised as much as possible.

2: Advanced Calibration

The advanced calibration mode can give greater accuracy across a wider range.
Advanced calibration is also quite quick and easy, and can provide a more accurate result than
Standard Calibration. It is the same procedure as standard calibration, but in addition to water at
1.000, have a solution of a known gravity prepared.
We recommend using a gravity in the range that your fermentation will start – 1.040-1.060 for
typical beers, for example.
1. Fill a container of sufficient volume to hold it in suspension with a liquid of known gravity. It
is simplest and easiest to use water which has a gravity of 1.000.
2. Prepare another vessel capable of holding the Pill in suspension with a solution of known
gravity in the range representative of the upper limit of your starting gravities.
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Standard Calibration, Advanced Calibration
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