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SPECTRODENSITOMETER
3-1
3. Instrument Calibration
General Information 3-1
White Calibration 3-1
Full Calibration 3-3
General Information
Under normal circumstances, the instrument should be calibrated
at least once a day. Calibrating the instrument every day ensures
the best measurement accuracy and stability. However, you can
customize the amount of time you would like to elapse between
calibrations. Varied time intervals can be set allowing the
instrument to notify you when a calibration is required. Refer to
Setting Calibration Intervals in Section Four, Configuration.
White Calibration
IMPORTANT: Every white calibration reference has a set of reflectance
values that are unique. Use the calibration reference only if the reflectance
values match those of the instrument you are calibrating. The calibration
reference shipped with an instrument is marked with a matching serial
number. If a different calibration reference is used, the reflectance values
for that reference must be entered in the instrument. Refer to Entering
Reflectances in Section Four if the values need to be modified.
The White Calibration function is used to update the
white calibration point in the instrument.
• Use the Tab Up $ or Tab Down @ key to highlight
Calibration. Press the Enter key # to access the white
calibration function.
Positioning the Instrument on the White
Calibration Reference
NOTE: Make sure the calibration reference is clean before use. Refer
to the calibration cleaning procedure in Section Seven.
1. Place the instrument onto the calibration reference.
Refer to next page for example. The instrument fits
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- 500 Series 1
- CE DECLARATION 6
- RoHS/WEEE 6
- Table of Contents 7
- Appendices 10
- Proprietary Notice 11
- Warranty Information 12
- 1. Overview and Setup 13
- Features 14
- Automatic Shut-Off 14
- Patch Smarts Recognition 14
- Drag-n-Drop Override 14
- Hi-Fi Color Capability 14
- Unpacking and Inspection 15
- Shoe Lock Operation 15
- Applying Power 16
- Charging the Battery Pack 17
- CHAPTER ONE 18
- Serial I/O Port 18
- 2. User Interface 21
- Tab Down key 22
- Tab Up key 22
- Enter key 22
- Escape key 22
- Main Menu key 22
- V 0.06 23
- Measurement Data 24
- User Dialog 24
- Current Status or Illum/Obs 24
- Selecting from a List 26
- Editing a Value 26
- 3. Instrument Calibration 27
- Full Calibration 29
- General Information 31
- Language 32
- Active Functions 32
- L*a*b* Method 33
- Lightness or 35
- Chromaticity menu 35
- CIE94 Tolerancing 35
- Precision 36
- Density Options 37
- Gray Set 39
- Calibration Options 40
- Enter Reflectances 41
- Cal Alert 42
- Serial Port Options 42
- Baud Rate 43
- Hand Shake 43
- Auto Xmit 44
- Separator 45
- Delimiter 45
- Protocol 45
- Emulation 46
- Power Down Option 46
- Speed Read Option 47
- Display 48
- Contrast 48
- Orientation 49
- Security 49
- Patch Smarts 50
- User Configuration 51
- Load Factory Defaults 52
- %. Boot momentarily 52
- Yes. Selecting 53
- CHAPTER FOUR 54
- 4. Instrument Functions 55
- Measuring Paper 57
- Paper. <Measure Paper> 58
- Completed> is displayed 58
- Sample 58
- Measuring a Density Sample 60
- E Method, Observ Angle, or 64
- Reference option 64
- a* —0.05 65
- b*—33.12 65
- L* 31.06 65
- Seq or Match) 66
- Ref 01, and a 66
- Ref 02. This 66
- Measuring a Color Sample 67
- L*a*b* (color space), Lab 68
- Eab 1.52 69
- L* —0.51 69
- Reflectance Graph (530 only) 70
- L* 34.94 71
- Active Group option 72
- INSTRUMENT FUNCTIONS 73
- Enter key # 73
- Measuring References 74
- Matching Samples 75
- ΔEab 0.18 76
- ΔEab 0.24 76
- ΔEab 0.25 76
- ΔEab 0.29 76
- Dot Measurement Mode 78
- Color option 79
- Solid. <Measure Solid> 83
- Auto (or a single color) 83
- V 0.13 85
- V 3.64 86
- Dmax is 87
- Enter Dmax> appears in 87
- Dmax menu 87
- References 89
- Store option and press 89
- C/Y 91% 90
- C/Y 2% 90
- Edit Ref option 95
- Reference Menu 95
- Save & Exit 95
- Y —> C 98
- C —> Y 99
- Br 85% 101
- Ct 2% 101
- Clear Ref 101
- C — > M 102
- ΔV 0.01 106
- ΔC 0.01 106
- ΔM 0.02 106
- Reference 107
- Comparing Samples 108
- ΔE 0.12 109
- Setting Options 110
- Measuring Samples 111
- CHAPTER FIVE 112
- Repair Information 113
- Cleaning the Instrument 114
- General Cleaning 114
- Cleaning the Optics 114
- Battery Pack Replacement 115
- Aperture 117
- CHAPTER SIX 120
- 6. Appendices 121
- Error Messages 122
- Parts List 123
- Packaging 124
- P/N 528-500 Rev 126
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