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ATI
Model Q45CT Portable Transmitter
Part 5
– Calibration
30
O&M Manual
Rev-G (7/15)
8. If accepted, the screen will display the message
PASS
with the cell constant
value, and then it will return to the main measurement display. If the calibration
fails, a message indicating the cause of the failure will be displayed and the FAIL
icon will be turned on.
9. If this is a first-time installation or the sensor has just been replaced, also perform
a zero-cal as described in Section 5.4.
5.3
Performing a Cell Factor Calibration
The Cell Factor calibration method utilizes a factory measured cell constant for
the sensor. No solutions are required for a cell factor calibration.
The cell factor represents the physical electrode characteristics of the sensor.
The surface area of the electrodes, the spacing of the electrodes and the sensor
cable all contribute to cell factor of the sensor. By entering the factory cell value
labeled on the sensor cable, the Q45CT adjusts the factory calibration to match
the characteristics of the specific sensor.
Note:
Two cell factor values are labeled on the sensor cable:
G
for when the
sensor guard is in use, and
NG
for when the sensor guard is removed.
Whenever the sensor guard is removed or replaced, the corresponding
cell factor should be entered.
The cell factor value may be entered at any time, and it is not necessary to move
or prepare the sensor in any way. Once this number is entered, the system is
ready to use. Note that if the sensor cable length is adjusted (cut or extended)
the cell factor data on the sensor label may be inaccurate for calibration. At this
point, the 1-point calibration should be used.
Procedure
1. Scroll to the CAL menu section using the MENU key and press ENTER or the UP
arrow key. Press the UP arrow key until
Cell Fact
is displayed.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen will display a flashing value for the cell factor.
Using the arrow keys, enter the cell factor number for the label on the sensor and
press ENTER. Range of acceptable values is between 0.500 and 2.000.
5.4
Performing a Sensor Zero Calibration
The sensor offset must be set for the system only on initial sensor installation, or
when the cable length has been altered.