
User Guide
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Danfoss Gas sensor. Type DGS. Modbus or Service Tool display operation
© Danfoss | DCS (ADAP-KOOL®) | 2018.12
RS8KD102 | 16
4.9.1
Zero Calibration
Zero
DP 1
100 ppm
The stepwise calibration process is described below.
Note: The specified warm-up times etc. must be strictly observed before starting the calibration
process.
Zero
DP 1
Apply test gas according to instructions.
Zero
DP 1
90 ppm
Step 2: Calculation of the new zero point
During calculation an underscore in line 2 runs from left to right
and the current value drops to zero.
Zero
DP 1
SAVE
Step 3: Save the newly calculated zero point
„SAVE“ is displayed, as long as the function is executed.
Zero
DP 1
0 ppm
After the value has been successfully stored, a square appears
on the right for a short time = Zero point calibration is finished
and new zero offset has been stored with success.
Step 1: Display of the current value
Start calibration process.
When the current value is stable, press for finishing the calculation of the new
value.
Zero
DP 1
0 ppm
The display automatically goes to step 1: Display of new zero
point.
Message
Description
Current value too high
Wrong gas for zero point calibration
Current value unstable
Appears when the sensor signal does not reach the zero point within the target time. Disappears
automatically when the sensor signal is stable.
Time too short
The message “value unstable” starts an internal timer. Once the timer has run out and the current
value is still unstable, the text is displayed. The process starts over again. If the value is stable,
the current value is displayed and the calibration procedure is continued. If the cycle is repeated
several times, an internal error has occurred. Stop the calibration process and replace the sensor
head.
During the calculation phase, the following messages may occur:
If aborting the zero-offset calibration, the offset value there will not be updated. The sensor head
continues to use the “old” zero offset. A full calibration routine must be conducted to save any
calibration change.