API Audio Accessories 7-22-10 Instruction Manual Page 16

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Calibration
Calibration is the process of setting the readings of the instru-
ment to equal the value of certified calibration gases. Prior to
calibration allow the instrument to operate for 5 minutes in a
room environment free of combustible, CO and H2S gases.
Manually zero the instrument prior to beginning the calibration
process.
NOTE: Using calibration kits other than recommended by
SENSIT TECHNOLOGIES may cause inaccurate readings.
Repairs are required if any sensor fails to calibrate. Con-
sult SENSIT TECHNOLOGIES for details.
NOTE: When calibrating, the numbers shown on the dis-
play represent the numbers seen by the microprocessor
and should not be confused with actual gas readings.
These readings will update every 5 seconds during cali-
bration.
Definitions
• AUTO CAL is an automatic calibration process not
requiring a docking station.
2.5% V/V is the calibration point for the low end of the
100% volume sensor.
CALIBRATION
CALIBRATION continued from page 28
• 50% LEL indicates calibration of the LEL and PPM
sensors.
100 PPM CO indicates the calibration point of the carbon
monoxide sensor.
• 25 PPM H2S indicates the calibration point of the
hydrogen sulfide sensor.
• 10 PPM HCN indicates the calibration point of the
hydrogen cyanide sensor.
SMART-CAL is the automatic calibration system using IR
communication.
Prior to starting calibration prepare the necessary gases per
the sensor configuration.
From the working display access the menu by pressing and
holding the TICK/MENU BUTTON (B) until the display reads
USER MENU SHOW TIME. Press the SAVE/ZERO BUTTON
(C) to scroll to USER MENU CAL .
Press the TICK/MENU BUTTON (B) to select from the various
calibration modes. The display will now show CAL AUTO CAL.
Pressing the SAVE/ZERO BUTTON (C) will allow viewing of all
other modes of calibration.
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