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Hello R2R Community!
I have 5 oxygen sensors deployed in the same vessel of water, and each of the sensors is giving a different reading for %DO.
We have an experiment that is relying on accurate oxygen readings, so how can I improve the accuracy and precision of these sensors?
All of the sensors are reading low when compared with a calibrated YSI ProSolo reading. Some by up to 50%DO
Can someone send directions on how to recalibrate them, or are there any troubleshooting steps I can try?
The oxygen readings are as follows: Oxygen 1 = 63.7%; Oxygen 2 = 78.1%; Oxygen 3 = 62.0%; Oxygen 4= 55.1%; Oxygen 5 = 84.1%;
(Lab grade; Calibrated) YSI ProSolo = 104%
So far, I don't see any options for calibration when running the GHL-Control Center program (PC) in expert mode as a system administrator.
I sent a support ticket to GHL on Monday, and haven't heard back (I understand they may be busy), but I have animals arriving in the lab tonight. So, any help with this issue is greatly appreciated.
Thanks & happy reefing!
I have 5 oxygen sensors deployed in the same vessel of water, and each of the sensors is giving a different reading for %DO.
We have an experiment that is relying on accurate oxygen readings, so how can I improve the accuracy and precision of these sensors?
All of the sensors are reading low when compared with a calibrated YSI ProSolo reading. Some by up to 50%DO
Can someone send directions on how to recalibrate them, or are there any troubleshooting steps I can try?
The oxygen readings are as follows: Oxygen 1 = 63.7%; Oxygen 2 = 78.1%; Oxygen 3 = 62.0%; Oxygen 4= 55.1%; Oxygen 5 = 84.1%;
(Lab grade; Calibrated) YSI ProSolo = 104%
So far, I don't see any options for calibration when running the GHL-Control Center program (PC) in expert mode as a system administrator.
I sent a support ticket to GHL on Monday, and haven't heard back (I understand they may be busy), but I have animals arriving in the lab tonight. So, any help with this issue is greatly appreciated.
Thanks & happy reefing!