CozIR
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-LP3 Evaluation Board User Guide
Revision 1.5: 15 December 2020
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ZERO-POINT SETTING THE SENSOR
There are a several methods available to the user to set the zero point of the sensor. In all cases, the
best zero is obtained when the gas concentration is stable, and the sensor is at a stable temperature.
Note the zero-point settings are not cumulative and only the latest zero-point setting is effective. For
example, there is no benefit in zeroing in nitrogen, and then zeroing in a calibration gas. The sensor
will store only the latest zero point.
ZERO IN NITROGEN
Place the sensor in nitrogen gas and allow time for the sensor to stabilise and the gas to be fully
diffused into the sensor. Click on ‘Nitrogen’. The sensor will be zeroed assuming a 0ppm CO
2
environment.
ZERO IN AMBIENT CONDITIONS
If there is no calibration gas or nitrogen available, the sensor zero-point can be set in fresh air.
Ambient CO
2
concentrations in fresh air are typically 400ppm. Place the sensor in a fresh air
environment and allow time for the sensor temperature to stabilise, and for the fresh air to be fully