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5.2 

Calibration 

When your instrument is first turned on, you should perform a calibration. Thereafter, a calibration 
is required every hour or if a 5 °C temperature change has occurred. Calibration of the instrument 
ensures optimum colour matching performance. 

1. 

Move the white reference slider to the closed/calibration position over the optics. 

2. 

Power on the instrument, then 

go the “Calibration” menu (left button – down button until 

cursor  is  on  “Calibration”  –  confirm  with  MEAS/ENTER).  The  display  will  show  the 
following: 

 

 

 

3. 

Us

e the arrow keys to select “StandWhite” and press MEAS to initiate the calibration. 

4. 

Open the optics and align the measuring aperture in the air without aligning it directly 
with a light source

. Go to the “Calibration” menu and select “StandZero”. Then press 

the MEAS key to carry out the calibration. 

5. 

If the calibration was successful, 

StandWhite“ or „StandZero“ will be ticked. If not, there 

will be an “X” instead. 

6. 

Make sure to always reposition the slider back to 

“Measure” location (optics opened) 

before making a measurement. 

Note: 

The calibration reference is dramatically affected by smudge marks and dust and must be 

kept clean. It is recommended that the instrument is cleaned regularly. 
 

 

Summary of Contents for PCE-XXM 20

Page 1: ...al PCE XXM 20 Colorimeter User manuals in various languages fran ais italiano espa ol portugu s nederlands t rk polski can be found by using our product search on www pce instruments com Last change 1...

Page 2: ...arative measurement 6 5 4 Checking XYZ RGB CMYK and Pantone values 6 6 Functions menu 7 6 1 Set time 7 6 2 Set language 8 6 3 Energy saving 9 6 4 Set number of measurements for average calculation 9 6...

Page 3: ...ruments personnel Never use the instrument when your hands are wet You must not make any technical changes to the device The appliance should only be cleaned with a damp cloth Use only pH neutral clea...

Page 4: ...total colour difference L L standard L samples L more white L more dark a a standard a samples a more red a more green b b standard b samples b more yellow b more blue Classification of colour differ...

Page 5: ...orage conditions 10 30 C 70 4 Device description 1 LC display Shows colour information status and options 2 MEAS button Press to measure 3 Up button Move cursor up 4 Left button Move cursor left 5 Dow...

Page 6: ...truments 4 Front side and rear view 5 Operation 5 1 Powering On and Off Turn on the instrument by pressing the Power button The start screen looks as follows To turn off the meter press the Power butt...

Page 7: ...will show the following 3 Use the arrow keys to select StandWhite and press MEAS to initiate the calibration 4 Open the optics and align the measuring aperture in the air without aligning it directly...

Page 8: ...en the value has stabilised press right button to view more results as in photo 2 Then measure your desired sample by pressing MEAS or MEAS ENTER S standard measurement value B sample reading E overal...

Page 9: ...ings menu press the up and down keys to select DateTime and confirm with MEAS ENTER Go to the respective menu items by using the up and down keys and press MEAS ENTER to be able to change the values S...

Page 10: ...keys and confirm with MEAS ENER The display will show the following On this page select MeterSetup in the same way to enter the following page Confirm with MEAS ENTER You can then change the language...

Page 11: ...ct MeasSetup with the up and down keys and confirm with MEAS ENTER Go to the menu item AverTime by using the up and down keys and press MEAS ENTER Now set the desired number of measurements you want t...

Page 12: ...r iOs app 7 Memory The colour meter has memory capacity for up to 20 groups of data S standard measurement value B sample reading DE overall colour difference which are saved automatically after a com...

Page 13: ...lly charged half charged sufficient for a substantial number of measurements low measurements still possible but battery should be charged soon charging 9 Troubleshooting Variables that may affect the...

Page 14: ...ed pollutants batteries must not be disposed of as household waste They must be given to collection points designed for that purpose In order to comply with the EU directive 2012 19 EU we take our dev...

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