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5.2.2 Performing a multi-point calibration
To rule out erroneous multi-point calibrations, the calibration can only take place for an increasing or
decreasing pH sequence.
Multi-point calibration sequence
:
For example a calibration in pH 4 – 7 – 10 buffer.
Rinse the probe with deionized water.
Place ISFET sensor and reference in the first calibration buffer solution. In this case pH4
buffer.
Initiate the calibration process by sending the S
tart Calibration
command:
CLR!<CR>
Wait for the AD Converter or USB interface module to acknowledge, receive:
082 013 013
The AD converter or USB interface module is now ready to receive the first calibration command
bytes of the buffer sequence…
Initiate the pH4 calibration by sending the calibration pH 4 command:
112!<CR>
Allow some time for the module to stabilize (this may take up to 2 minutes maximum)…
Wait for the module to stabilize, receive bytes:
002 013 010
Rinse the probe with deionized water.
Place ISFET sensor and reference in the next calibration buffer solution, pH 7.
Initiate the pH7 calibration by sending the calibration pH 7 command bytes:
113!<CR>
Allow some time for the module to stabilize (this may take up to 2 minutes maximum)…
Wait for the module to stabilize, receive bytes:
003 013 010
Rinse the probe with deionized water.
Place ISFET sensor and reference in the next calibration buffer solution, pH 10.
Initiate the pH10 calibration by sending the calibration pH 10 command bytes:
114!<CR>
Allow some time for the module to stabilize (this may take up to 2 minutes maximum)…
Wait for the module to stabilize, receive bytes:
004 013 010
When performing even more calibration points, repeat this part for each extra desired point.
End the calibration process, send:
QIT!<CR>
Wait for the module to confirm calibration end, receive:
084 013 010
The calibration is completed.
Send the “end calibration command bytes” just once after the last performed calibration point.
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