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Appendix F. Calibration and Zeroing

The Current Value box will be yellow during the calibration process. When it

finishes, you will see the new value of the sensor after the application of the

zeroing offset. Press Finish to end the calibration.

F.5.4 Using the Wizard to Perform Offset Calibrations

In the Wizard, select Offset for the type of calibration.

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