This section describes how to perform a 2-point D-cal (direct current calibration) measurement using a D-REF2 standard reference electrode. It involves coupling the electrode, adjusting the gain so the signal amplitude is not saturated and all beams break threshold, pressing record twice to save the reading, and ensuring the D-CAL icon appears, indicating a successful calibration. The process ensures the first positive half wave amplitude is recorded for the calibration standard.
This section describes how to perform a 2-point D-cal (direct current calibration) measurement using a D-REF2 standard reference electrode. It involves coupling the electrode, adjusting the gain so the signal amplitude is not saturated and all beams break threshold, pressing record twice to save the reading, and ensuring the D-CAL icon appears, indicating a successful calibration. The process ensures the first positive half wave amplitude is recorded for the calibration standard.
This section describes how to perform a 2-point D-cal (direct current calibration) measurement using a D-REF2 standard reference electrode. It involves coupling the electrode, adjusting the gain so the signal amplitude is not saturated and all beams break threshold, pressing record twice to save the reading, and ensuring the D-CAL icon appears, indicating a successful calibration. The process ensures the first positive half wave amplitude is recorded for the calibration standard.
This section describes how to perform a 2-point D-cal (direct current calibration) measurement using a D-REF2 standard reference electrode. It involves coupling the electrode, adjusting the gain so the signal amplitude is not saturated and all beams break threshold, pressing record twice to save the reading, and ensuring the D-CAL icon appears, indicating a successful calibration. The process ensures the first positive half wave amplitude is recorded for the calibration standard.
4. Press RECORD twice. 5. Couple to the D-REF2 standard, and adjust the gain so that all beams break threshold but are not saturated (approximately 80% amplitude). Each beam must record a signal above gate threshold and not saturated for each point. If any beam does not record valid amplitude, a message will appear at the bottom of the screen. To achieve successful recording of the entire peak envelope on the display, raise the GAIN so that the PEAK goes above full screen height, then lower the gain until all beams are back on screen in the peak envelope. This procedure ensures that the first positive half wave amplitude is the one recorded for the calibration.
Figure 76: Adjusting the Gain for D-REF2 Standard
6. Press RECORD twice. The D-CAL icon (Figure 77 below) will appear when the procedure is successfully completed.