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RAE MiniRAE 3000 User's Guide - Geotech

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Mini<strong>RAE</strong> <strong>3000</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong>Span 2 CalibrationA cylinder of standard reference gas (span gas) fitted with a 500cc/min. flow-limiting regulator or a flow-matching regulator is thesimplest way to perform this procedure.Note: This gas should be of a higher concentration than the gas usedfor Span 1 calibration.Choose the 500 cc/min. regulator only if the flow rate matches orslightly exceeds the flow rate of the instrument pump. Alternatively,the span gas can first be filled into a Tedlar bag or delivered through ademand-flow regulator. Connect the calibration adapter to the inlet portof the instrument, and connect the tubing to the regulator or Tedlar bag.Another alternative is to use a regulator with >500 cc/min flow butallow the excess flow to escape through a T or an open tube. In thelatter method, the span gas flows out through an open tube slightlywider than the probe, and the probe is inserted into the calibration tube.At the Span Calibration menu, you perform a Span calibration. Youmay also go back to the Zero calibration menu or to the initialCalibration menu if you want to exit calibration.• Press [Y/+] to enter Span 2 calibration.• Press [N/-] to skip Span calibration and return to Zerocalibration.• Press [MODE] to exit Span calibration and return to the topcalibration menu.If you have pressed [Y/+] to enter Span calibration, then you will seethe name of your Span gas (the default is isobutylene) and the spanvalue in parts per million (ppm). You will also see this message thatprompts you:Please apply gas...4. Turn on your span calibration gas.5. Press [Y/+] to initiate calibration.44

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