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<strong>Process</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>73</strong> <strong>LF</strong><br />

How to access the Calibration<br />

menu<br />

Pressing activates the Calibration menu.<br />

Pressing exits the Calibration menu.<br />

When you are prompted for passcode entry, you<br />

must know the calibration passcode:<br />

Enter the calibration passcode using scrolling keys<br />

/ and cursor keys / (see page 2–5) and<br />

confirm your entry with .<br />

After passcode entry, the output current (1 and 2)<br />

is frozen at its last value.<br />

On the Administrator level, you can set a new calibration<br />

passcode or disable it (see page 8–4).<br />

Opening the Calibration menu (by pressing or<br />

entering the calibration passcode) activates<br />

NAMUR contact ”functional check”. It is deactivated<br />

when you exit the menu.<br />

When you select a calibration sequence (Automatic,<br />

Manual or Data Entry), contact ”probe” will<br />

be activated for the duration of the calibration<br />

(only with option 352 probe rinsing, see page<br />

9–44).<br />

Probe rinsing is locked, a rinsing cycle is not<br />

started. Calibration is locked as long as a timer<br />

controlled rinsing cycle is running.<br />

If you press before having performed a calibration,<br />

you are prompted to confirm your decision<br />

to abort calibration. If you really want to,<br />

press to select ”Yes” and confirm with .<br />

The old cell constant remains valid.<br />

6–2 Calibration

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