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4. In the Coeff (FV) box, enter the applicable value.
NOTE:
Do not enter the factor values in the View Calibration Curve window at this
time. These values may not be saved. Instead, enter the factor values at the
Calibration Setup window.
5. Select
Ctrl/Cal Setup
.
6. Locate the cup positions occupied by the blank solution and the calibrator.
7. For each item, do the following:
a.
At the container Type, select the correct tube or sample cup.
b. In the Meas. Times box, enter the number of aspirations you want taken.
c. In the Comment box, enter the applicable text that describes the blank or
calibrator.
d. Close the winnow.
8. At the window button menu, select
Save
.
9. To confirm, select
Yes
.
Entering multi-standard calibration methods
1. At the Calibration Setup window, in the Proc. Test No. list area, locate the applicable
method.
Multipoint calibration methods are identified by a Setting button in the MSTD
column of the Procec.test no. list.
2. To view the Multi Standard Setup window, select
Setting
.
3. In the TT no. area, select
98
or
99
.
4. In the Posi. Box of the Blank row, enter the cup position for the blank solution.
5. For each standard do the following:
a.
Using the information in the calibrator package insert, enter the Lot No., Lot
Name, and Exp. Date.
b. In the Posi. box, enter the cup position of the standard.
c. This is the location of the calibrator on the tray.
d. In the Coeff (FV) box, enter the analyte concentration in the standard.
You can get this information from the calibrator package insert or calculate the
value using the standard calculator available on the Method Directory. This
directory may already be loaded with the Operator's Guide. From the table of
contents on your left, select
Methods
, then select
Methods Directory
.
NOTE:
Do not enter the factor values in the View Calibration Curve window at
this time. These values may not be saved. Instead, enter the factor values in the
Calibration Setup window.
e. Select
Return
.
f. At the Calibration Setup window, select
Save
.