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Navigator 500
Sodium analyzer
5 Calibration
24
OI/ASO550–EN Rev. G
5.4 Calibration parameters – offset and slope
A mV offset is calculated after a single-point or a two-point
calibration. This value represents the difference in millivolt output
of the electrode pair compared to the ideal output. The slope is
calculated when a two-point calibration is performed and is an
indication of the quality of the electrode pair. A two-point
calibration can fail if the slope value is outside the pass criteria
set in the software – refer to Table A.2, page 75, for a
description of the calibration pass limits.
5.5 Calibration options
Single-point or two-point calibrations can be performed
depending on the operating conditions. A single-point
calibration (low and high) adjusts the mV offset only, a two-point
calibration adjusts the mV offset and the slope (sensitivity) of the
electrode.
5.5.1 Scheduled calibration
Automatic calibrations can be performed with a frequency of 1
day to 8 weeks. Perform calibrations frequently to ensure
accurate readings and verify the performance of the
wet-section.
To set up a scheduled calibration:
1. Access the configuration level
Calibrate
menu –
see Section 5.1, page 21.
2. Configure the schedule at the
Sensor 1 (4)
(single-stream)
or
Sensor Three Stream
/
Scheduled Calibration /
Type
,
Frequency
,
Interval
and
Time of Next Cal.
menu options.
5.5.2 Monitoring calibration progress
If the
Calibration
page is exited by press the
key (below the
OK
prompt) before the calibration has completed, progress can
be monitored from the
View
mode – see Fig. 5.1.
At the end of the calibration, and if the calibration is successful,
the
Active Slope
,
Active Offset, Last Slope
and
Last Offset
values in the
Signals View
are updated – see Section 6.6,
View
modes.
5.5.3 Abort calibration
Calibrations can be stopped manually by pressing the
key
(below the
Abort
prompt) while the
Calibration
page is displayed
The calibration valve closes enabling the sample to flow past the
sensor again. A calibration recovery period commences and the
Calibration Log
displays
Cal Aborted
If the pressure switch on the constant-head unit detects there is
no solution present during the calibration, the calibration is
stopped automatically. The
Diagnostic Log
(see Section 6.7,
page 34) displays a
Cal Failed
diagnostic and
No Low Cal
or
No
High Cal
depending on the valve that was energized. The
Calibration Log
displays a
Cal Aborted
entry – see Section
Note.
Perform a low-point calibration weekly and a
two-point calibration monthly. However, a suitable schedule
must be set to suit the operating conditions and
applications.
Fig. 5.1 Calibration view
Note.
The
Active Slope
and
Active Offset
values are not
updated if the calibration fails. The
Calibration Log
is
updated with the
Active Slope
and
Active Offset
values.
CAL
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S1
Navigator
Low Calibration
Calibrating
PV 2.93
SS1 100
ppb
ppb