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Calibration Actions Screen
The Calibration Actions screen displays all of the available analyzer cali-
bration functions and allows the user to initialize the calibration functions.
Figures 4-17a and 4-17b illustrate the differences between analyzers that
use single-species spanning and those that use multi-species spanning.
Figure 4-17a.
Calibration screen,
applications with
single span fl uid.
 Start Zero Calibration
Start Span Calibration
Start Zero Cal+Span Calibration
Inject Zero Fluid
Inject
Span fl uid
Start measure
HOME ALARMS STATUS SETUP
Figure 4-17b.
Calibration screen,
applications with
multi-span fl uids.
 Start zero calibration
Select Span Fluid
Start span Calibration
Start Zero Cal + Span Calibration
Inject
Zero fl uid
Inject Span fl uid
HOME ALARMS STATUS SETUP
Start zero calibration
This function forces the analyzer into the Zero calibration portion of
the normal operating sequence, starting with the “
Zero Flush
” mode,
then “ Zero .” The analyzer zero is automatically adjusted based on the
average reading during the zero calibration.
Select Span Fluid (for applications that require multiple span fluids)
This function is used in applications where multiple span fluids are
required. The span fluid connected to the
Cal (Span) Fluid Inlet
port
must correspond to the fluid selected from the options listed under
this parameter.
To select a span fluid, press
ENTER
to go into edit mode. Use the
UP
/
DOWN
arrow key to select the fluid you wish to span and then press
ENTER
to select the span fluid. Next, select
Start span calibration
and
press
ENTER
to start the span.
Start span calibration
This function forces the analyzer into the Span mode of the normal
operating sequence, starting with the “ Span Gas Flush ” mode. The
analyzer span (calibration) is automatically adjusted based on an inte-
grated reading during the span calibration. After the span is complete,
the analyzer will return to normal operation ( Measure mode).