FISCHER FERITSCOPE DMP30 - Recalibration

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FERITSCOPE® DMP30 Calibration
9.4 Recalibration
A recalibration is in effect the repeat of an existing calibration. The calibration data
are overwritten when a calibration routine is run again.
During the recalibration, you can skip individual calibration steps (Zero or Std. 1/2/3).
Before you start
 Refer to the notes on calibration, 54
 The probe in which the calibration to be recalibrated is stored is connected to
the gauge.
 Reference piece and calibration standards are ready. You can find the parts you
need on the calibration info page: > Calibrations > OK > select name of cali-
bration > OK > Info.
 If the calibration you want to repeat is locked, you need to know the lock code.
To repeat an existing calibration
1. Open the calibration to be repeated:
- Open a calibration from the list: > Calibrations > OK > select name of cali-
bration > OK > CALIBRATE.
- Open the calibration used in the open batch: (in the Measurement view).
2. Prompted to set the lock code?
- Yes: Set the lock code and deactivate the lock function, 70
function is deactivated:
- No: Continue with step 3.
3. Follow the routine and perform the calibration steps (Zero, Std. 1/2/3).
a "Calibration step Zero – Procedure", 56
b "Calibration step Std – procedure", 58
Notes
 If the Shortened course function is activated, the calibration routine switches
automatically to the next calibration step after every 3 measurements. It is
not possible to correct/change nominal values of the specified calibration
standards when this function is activated.
 If you have deactivated the lock function for recalibration, do not forget to
reactivate the lock function before exiting the calibration menu, 69.
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