Scanivalve MPS4232, Руководство по аппаратному и программному обеспечению

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MPS4232
Section 5: Software
Calibration and Validation Commands
Calibration
COMMAND CAL
TYPE Function
DESCRIPTION Starts a full or field calibration, single unit or multiple unit, as defined by the variables in LIST C
and/or LIST O.
SYNTAX
CAL
[<F or FM>]
Where:
F = Initiates a single temperature field calibration, with no thermal chamber connection. MPS
connection to a calibrator is required.
*FM = Initiates a manual single unit, single temperature field calibration with no thermal
chamber or calibrator connection.
When the optional parameter is not present, the unit performs a full calibration.
*Coming in a future firmware update.
RETURNS Calibration data and a prompt when completed.
EXAMPLE CAL
[:::data:::]
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NOTES A Scanivalve SPC4000 or SPC4050 is required for automated calibrations.
An Ethernet controllable thermal chamber is required for full calibrations.
Multiple Unit Calibration
COMMAND MCAL
TYPE Function
DESCRIPTION When the master receives the MCAL command, it starts the multiple device full or field calibration
sequence, as defined by the variables in LIST C and/or LIST O.
SYNTAX MCAL [<F or FM>]
Where:
F = Initiates a multiple unit, single temperature filed calibration with no oven connection. MPS
connection to a calibrator required.
*FM = Initiates a manual multiple unit single temperature calibration with no oven connection.
Does not connect to a calibrator and pressure must be applied manually.
When the optional parameter is not present, the unit performs a full multi-unit calibration.
*Coming in a future firmware update.
RETURNS Calibration information and a prompt when completed.
EXAMPLE MCAL
[:::data:::]
>
NOTES A Scanivalve SPC4000 or SPC4050 is required for automated calibrations.
An Ethernet controllable thermal chamber is required for full calibrations.
Calibration & Validation
COMMAND CALVAL
TYPE Function
DESCRIPTION Starts a full or field calibration and validation sequence (continuous), as defined by the variables
in LIST C and/or LIST O. A validation report is generated and stored in the MPS’s file system.