Aquaprobe
®
AP-700, AP-800 & AP-2000 Instruction Manual
10401-00870 Rev R
17.7.3.
Two-point Calibration
Two-point calibration should be carried out weekly. For this, 10ppm and 100ppm solutions
are required. The two solutions can be at any temperature between 5ºC and 30ºC but they
both must be the same temperature (within 1ºC).
If the temperature of the two solutions differ by more than 1ºC, an OUT OF TEMP RANGE
calibration error will be reported. If this happens, adjust the temperature and try again.
During two-point calibration, the AP-2000 and Aquameter
®
must remain switched on. If the
Aquameter
®
is switched off between points, the calibration process will be aborted and
must be re-started from point 1.
To calibrate the ISE electrode follow the steps outlined above under three-point calibration
for points 1 and 2 only.
17.7.4.
Single-point Calibration
Single-point calibration should be carried out daily. For this, just 10ppm solution is required.
The solution can be at any temperature between 5ºC and 30ºC .
To calibrate the ISE electrode follow the steps outlined above under three-point calibration
for points 1 only.
17.7.5.
Errors During Calibration
If a problem occurs during calibration, an error message will be displayed. Refer to
Calibration Error Messages
in section 10 for error message handling.
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