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OXYGEN ANALYZER CALIBRATION<br />

PRESSURE ANALYZER CALIBRATION<br />

CALIBRATION<br />

� To calibrate the oxygen analyzer you have to place the<br />

instrument outside in fresh air where the oxygen<br />

concentration is 21%, or use an oxygen calibration<br />

standard.<br />

Go to the calibration locality CALIB.lc (Window W.26)<br />

and let the instrument measure two or three points to<br />

allow it to stabilize itself.<br />

� Measure one station in the fresh air without any tubing<br />

connected. After measuring go to the Main Menu,<br />

select CALIBRATION and continue the calibration<br />

procedure as described for the calibration of the PID<br />

analyzer. In window W.31 activate O2 and type in “21”<br />

if the instrument was calibrated with fresh ambient air,<br />

or type in the real value of the O2 calibration standard<br />

used .<br />

� Go to Calibrate and complete the calibration according<br />

to the described procedure.<br />

� No tubing must be connected to the instrument inlet.<br />

Just start measuring – you do not need any standard<br />

since you measure only atmospheric pressure.<br />

� Open the calibration locality CALIB.lc and let the<br />

instrument measure two or three points to allow it to<br />

stabilize itself.<br />

� After measuring, go to the Main Menu (Window W.2),<br />

select CALIBRATION and continue the calibration<br />

procedure as was described for the calibration of the<br />

PID analyzer.<br />

� In the window W.32 activate the pressure channel. To<br />

continue the calibration you have to know the<br />

atmospheric pressure from the nearest meteorological<br />

station. Meteorological services usually provide the<br />

latest values of atmospheric pressure on their web<br />

sites. If you need to calibrate pressure precisely, you<br />

have to recalculate the pressure value for your actual<br />

altitude.<br />

� Type in the obtained value from the meteorological<br />

station as the actual value of atmospheric pressure.<br />

� Go to Calibrate! and complete the calibration according<br />

to the described procedure.<br />

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== Select channel ==<br />

PID-S: No ppm<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

IR –MET: No ppm<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

IR – TP: No ppm<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

IR – CO2: No ppm<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

O2: Yes 21 %<br />

Measured = 20.59 %<br />

Press.: No mb<br />

Measured = 969.56 mb<br />

Temp.: No C<br />

Measured = ---.-- C<br />

Calibrate!<br />

W.31 - Selection of analyzer for oxygen calibration.<br />

Note: For calibrating the oxygen analyzer it is also possible to use a two-point calibration procedure<br />

implemented in <strong>ECOPROBE</strong>_VIEW software. This calibration may also use a standard with zero<br />

concentration of oxygen (nitrogen). In this way a more reliable calibration and compensation for the decay of<br />

the oxygen sensor are obtained.<br />

== Select channel ==<br />

PID-S: No ppm<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

IR –MET: No ppm<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

IR – TP: No ppm<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

IR – CO2: No ppm<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

O2: No %<br />

Measured = 20.18 %<br />

Press.: Yes 967.34 mb<br />

Measured = 959.56 mb<br />

Temp.: No 20.5 C<br />

Measured = ---.-- ppm<br />

Calibrate!<br />

W.32 - Selection of analyzer for pressure<br />

calibration.<br />

The calibration constant for temperature, pressure and oxygen may vary in tenths or hundreds of<br />

units.<br />

Another method to calibrate oxygen and pressure analyze<strong>rs</strong> and the probe thermometer is to use<br />

the <strong>ECOPROBE</strong>_VIEW software. The procedure is described in the manual.

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