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Section 6
OM6530-C1-00
19 November, 2019
6-5
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Select the
<Calibrate>
function key
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Reference Section 4.9.2.2
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Verify the unit is in the
<Calibrate>
Menu
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Select the
<Ref. Vals>
function key
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Verify the unit is in the
<Reference>
Menu
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Select the
<Serial Number>
key
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Verify that the Serial Number displayed matches the serial number printed on the
rear of the instrument and on the calibration report.
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Press the
<PREVIOUS>
key to exit to the Sofcal Reference Menu.
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Press the
<PREVIOUS>
key to exit to the Sofcal Calibrate Menu.
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Select the
<Cal. Vals>
function key
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Verify the unit is in the
<Calibrate>
Menu
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Select the
<Test Volts>
function key
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Verify the display indicates all test voltages and their current error coefficient.
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Select the
<Edit>
function key
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Use the numeric keys to enter the new test voltage coefficients (in ppm) calculated
previously.
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Carefully check the entered number then press the
<Ok>
key to accept and store the
new coefficients.
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Press the
<PREVIOUS>
key to exit back to the Sofcal Calibrate Menu.
6.2.5.
AUTO CALIBRATION
The Auto Calibration routine is a built in process in the 6530 that will calibrate all three
capacitor and both threshold values with a single 100 MΩ traceable resistor. This process is an
automatic sequencing of the Capacitor and Threshold Calibration routines which can be executed
on an individual basis as described in Sections 6.2.6 and 6.2.7. To execute this process follow
the steps below.
NOTE: This operation DOES change the coefficients and voids the previous calibration,
both resistance and current. Upon completion the 6530 will have to verified across the
operation range.
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Reference Section 4.9.2.1.1.
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Connect the 100 MΩ reference resistor between the SOURCE and INPUT
terminals of the instrument.
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Select the SOFCAL CALIBRATE MENU by pressing the
<Calibrate>
function
key when in the Sofcal Menu
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Press the
<Ref Vals>
function key.
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Press the
<Ref Res>
function key.
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Press the
<Edit>
function key.
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Using the numeric keys enter the new value of the reference resistor and its serial
number