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Use the ▲ ▼ keys to scroll through the available time constants.<br />

Press ↵ when the time constant you wish to use is displayed. The<br />

factory-preset choices are:<br />

• TIME CONST 1: 1 sec<br />

• TIME CONST 2: 5 sec<br />

• TIME CONST 3: 10 sec<br />

• TIME CONST 4: 15 sec<br />

• TIME CONST 5: 30 sec<br />

Editing the List of Time Constants Using TRAKPRO<br />

software<br />

To program the list of time constants using TRAKPRO TM Data<br />

Analysis Software:<br />

1. Make sure the SIDEPAK monitor is connected to the<br />

computer and turned on.<br />

2. Select Parameters, then Time Constants from the<br />

Instrument Setup menu. TRAKPRO TM software retrieves the<br />

current time constant settings from the SIDEPAK monitor and<br />

displays them.<br />

3. Enter a value for each of the five available time constants. (The<br />

range is limited to 1-60 seconds.)<br />

4. Select Send.<br />

5. Use the SIDEPAK keypad to make sure the time constant is<br />

set to the value you want to use.<br />

Cal Factor<br />

The cal (calibration) factor is a multiplier that is applied to the raw<br />

data prior to being displayed or recorded. The purpose of the cal<br />

factor is to compensate the readings for aerosols that have different<br />

photometric properties than the aerosol used during factory<br />

calibration.<br />

There are four choices for cal factors (three of them adjustable):<br />

• Cal Fact 1: The factory cal factor, permanently set to<br />

1.00.<br />

• Cal Fact 2: User adjustable. Set using AM510 keypad.<br />

• Cal Fact 3: Defined using TRAKPRO TM software.<br />

• Cal Fact 4: Defined using TRAKPRO TM software.<br />

After selecting Cal Factor from the Setup Menu, the display will<br />

show CAL FACT x where "x" is a number from 1 to 4. This is the<br />

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