CIRAS-3 Operation Manual V. 1.09 93 support@ppsystems.com
FoP (Fo’). If selected, far-red light will be applied to the leaf sample.
Fv/Fm. If selected, you must allow the leaf to dark adapt prior to making the
measurement. Enter the time (in minutes) at “Concluding Dark Adapt
Period” and we recommend at least 20-30 minutes for best results.
Gain. Used to adjust the resolution of the fluorescence signal.
Modulation Level. Modulation Level (1-4) determines the frequency of
sample fluorescence counts. Higher levels have better signal to noise, while
lower levels have poor signal to noise but have no actinic effect. For example,
greater noise due to a lower modulating frequency can have a large effect on
measuring the lowest two values used to arrive at an average of Fo’ under far-
red light.
Single Pulse Measurements
Single Pulse Duration. The time (in seconds) for the Single Pulse Duration
saturating light to be applied.
Single Pulse Intensity. The saturation pulse intensity (0-10000 µmol m
-2
s
-1
).
Multi-Pulse Measurements
Multi-Pulse Duration. The time (in seconds) for each multiple pulse duration
saturating light to be applied. For Multi-Pulse measurements, you have up to 5
steps but you must set at least 3 steps. Based on our testing, we recommend
at least one step above 3000 µmol m
-2
s
-1
at
the high end and one step below
1500 µmol m
-2
s
-1
at the lower
end with an even distribution of light in between
the high and low light settings.
Press Accept (F2) to accept changes and return to the main Settings dialog.
TIP
We strongly recommend that prior to running a response script go to Settings (F2) and set Zero, Diff Bal
Mode to “Auto Zero, stored Diff Bal” (See Settings (F2) on page 73
and that you perform a stored Diff Bal
( Store Diff Bal on page 102). This will allow you to execute faster response curves without Diff Bal
interruptions between levels.
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