Specifications

CO2 Analyzers 3100 & 3150
Instruction 19-9339 37
2) Press either “KEY 1 - ZERO WITH N
2
” (recommended) or “KEY 2 -
ZERO WITH AIR” from the menu. Then, either attach the 100% N
2
or sample pipe to allow access to fresh air.
3) Press the “START” key. The instrument will now wait approximately
60 seconds for the gas reading to stabilize at the correct level.
Ensure the pump is on (pump icon appears in lower middle of
screen when on).
4) The instrument will then indicate a successful zero has been
completed. Press the soft-key “ACCEPT” to con rm the calibration
and “STORE” the new user offset. Alternatively, select the soft-key
“REJECT” to exit without change.
NOTE: Typical zero calibration, although displaying zero, needs to be
given time to settle. We recommend accepting the calibration
at least ve minutes after the display concentration stabilizes.
NOTE: If the calibration failed, purge and try again or select a
different air source.
NOTE: If using the Analyzer 3150 - very high concentrations of CO
2
may take up to 30 minutes to purge completely.
7.5.2 Span CO
2
Channel
It is recommended that the instrument is spanned to target the desired
reading range (e.g. 5%); ideally this should not be a low level close to
zero.
1) If not already preset, enter the span target (i.e. certi ed
concentration of your calibration gas) by pressing “KEY 1” and then
entering the new desired value followed by ENTER. Then attach
the gas and open the regulator valve to allow the gas to ow.
2) Press the “START” key and wait for the reading to stabilize. This
can take a couple of minutes. Ensure the pump is on (pump icon
appears in lower middle of screen when on).