Sabio 2010D, Operation Manual

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Model
2010D
Calibration Setup Page 6-16
Defining Calibration Sequences" beginning on page 6-8 and ending
on page 6-10. The steps that follow assume the user has chosen
"Multi-gas Sequence" as the sequence type.
[14] After pressing the F5 key on page 1 to move to Page 2 of a
Multi-gas sequence, the setup screen shown in Figure 6-6
will appear.
The cursor will initially be in the units field for the
primary gas concentration. By pressing Enter or the down
arrow while the cursor is in the units field, the preferred
engineering units for concentrations in this sequence may
be selected from a drop-down list (%, PPM, PPB, or PPT).
All primary gas and ozone concentrations in this sequence
will be expressed in the selected units. Pressing the
Enter key or F3 will move you to the Gas Source field of
the first point.
[15] A Gas Source must be selected for each point by pressing
Enter to drop down a list of Gas Standards that are
currently associated with the source inlet ports. In
addition to the Gas Standards are the special symbols
"<Zero>", "<Ozone>" and, if a perm oven is installed,
"<Permeation>". If the Gas Standard that you need is not
in the list, it can be added as described on page 6-3
and/or assigned to a source port as described on page 6-4.
Select the appropriate Gas Standard or one of the special
symbols with the arrow keys and press Enter to move to the
next field.
If a Gas Standard or "<Permeation>" is selected, the cursor
will move to the Gas Name field. If "<Ozone>" is selected
as the Gas Source, the cursor will jump directly to the
ozone concentration field, skipping the fields that are
irrelevant for ozone concentrations. Likewise, selecting
"<Zero>" will skip all the way to the Duration field and
set the primary gas and ozone concentrations to zero.
[16] If you have selected a Gas Standard or "<Permeation>" as
the Gas Source, you will be moved to the Gas Name field
where a primary gas can be selected from a list of
components for that Gas Standard (or Perm Oven). Press
Enter to drop down a list of gas components, select a gas
with the arrow keys and press Enter again to move to the
next field. If the needed component is not present, it
can be added as described on page 6-3.