Operating Manual GC 5000 BTX; Version 5 – 11/2010
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5. Press “
Yes
” and the following window automatically pops up:
Alternatively you can open this window as follows:
Menu bar
Parameters
Module setup
Dilution module
Dilution module setup
1. On this window you can enter the concentrations for each calibration
level.
It is sufficient to enter the concentration for one component or the
dilution factor and the other concentrations are automatically calculated.
The dilution factor X means that the resulting concentration is 1/X of the
source concentration.
2. In the first row you can enable or disable calibration levels but only
levels which are present in the calibration file.
3. If you want to have more levels you have to add them with the Chrom
Perfect File Editor (See chapter 11.3.12 for further information.)
4. After you have entered the correct values, click “Save setup” to save the
parameters.
Note
A flame ionization detector (FID) is characterized by its linear detector
response. Thus only two concentration levels are required for a proper
calibration of the analyzer. By contrast a photo ionization detector (PID)
does not show a linear detector response. Therefore a minimum of 4 to 5
calibration levels are recommended for proper calibration of the analyzer.
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