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Section 8. Operation<br />

measurements (B) to be determined during <strong>CR1000</strong> self-calibration (maximum of<br />

54 values). These values can be viewed in the Status table, with entries identified<br />

as listed in table Status Table Calibration Entries (p. 291).<br />

Automatic self-calibration can be overridden with the Calibrate() instruction,<br />

which forces a calibration for each execution, and does not employ any low-pass<br />

filtering on the newly determined G and B values. There are two parameters<br />

associated with the Calibrate() instruction: CalRange and Dest. CalRange<br />

determines whether to calibrate only the necessary input ranges for a given<br />

CRBasic program (CalRange = 0) or to calibrate all input ranges (CalRange ≠ 0).<br />

The Dest parameter should be of sufficient dimension for all the returned G and B<br />

values, which is a minimum of two for the automatic self-calibration of VoltSE()<br />

including B (offset) for the ±2500 mV input range with first 250 µs integration,<br />

and a maximum of 54 for all possible integration durations and input-voltage<br />

ranges chosen.<br />

An example use of the Calibrate() instruction programmed to calibrate all input<br />

ranges is given as:<br />

'Calibrate(Dest,Range)<br />

Calibrate(cal(1),true)<br />

where Dest is an array of 54 variables, and Range ≠ 0 to calibrate all input ranges.<br />

Results of this command are listed in the table Calibrate() Instruction Results (p.<br />

293).<br />

Table 59. Status Table Calibration Entries<br />

Status Table<br />

Element<br />

Differential (Diff)<br />

Single-Ended (SE)<br />

Descriptions of Status Table Elements<br />

Offset or Gain<br />

±mV Input<br />

Range<br />

Integration<br />

CalGain(1) Gain 5000 250 ms<br />

CalGain(2) Gain 2500 250 ms<br />

CalGain(3) Gain 250 250 ms<br />

CalGain(4) Gain 25 250 ms<br />

CalGain(5) Gain 7.5 250 ms<br />

CalGain(6) Gain 2.5 250 ms<br />

CalGain(7) Gain 5000 60-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(8) Gain 2500 60-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(9) Gain 250 60-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(10) Gain 25 60-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(11) Gain 7.5 60-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(12) Gain 2.5 60-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(13) Gain 5000 50-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(14) Gain 2500 50-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(15) Gain 250 50-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(16) Gain 25 50-Hz Rejection<br />

CalGain(17) Gain 7.5 50-Hz Rejection<br />

291

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