X-Rite VeriColor Spectro, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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Editing the Calibration Tool Plaque Value (for X-Rite calibration tool replacement)
Each calibration tool has a unique number assigned to it that is specific to the instrument
that it is used with. If the calibration tool is replaced with another, the serial number and
calibration plaque value listed on the replacement tool must be entered and then downloaded
to the instrument. Refer below for the procedure.
1.
Locate the serial number and calibration plaque value that is assigned to the calibration
tool you are using. The serial number and calibration plaque value are located on the end
cap of the tool. The calibration plaque value ranges from 0 to 199.
2. Click in the Calibration Plaque SN field and enter the serial number.
3. Click in the Calibration Plaque Value field and enter the assigned number (0 to 199).
4. Click the Load New Values button to download to the instrument.
5. Click the Close button to close the Configuration Calibration Values dialog.
6. Perform a calibration procedure with the replacement calibration tool.
Editing the White Calibration Plaque Values (for non X-Rite calibration reference)
If desired, you can use a non X-Rite calibration reference with the VeriColor Spectro. Values
assigned to the reference must be entered into VeriColor Spectro via the software
application. The calibration plaque values list all wavelength values for the current (old)
plaque. The “old” values are also mirrored in the new column until edited. Refer below for
the procedure.
NOTE: Please write down and retain the current factory wavelength values listed in the “old”
column before making any changes. Also record the current Calibration Plaque Value. These
factory values will need to be reentered if the X-Rite calibration tool is ever used.
1.
Click in the Calibration Plaque Value field and enter the value 100.
2. Click in the 390 wavelength field in the New column and edit the value to match the
value of your white reference.
3. Continue until all wavelength values match the values listed on the calibration reference
you are using.
4. Click the Load New Values button to download to the instrument.
5. Click the Close button to close the Configuration Calibration Values dialog.
6. Perform a calibration procedure with your calibration reference.