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'''The oxygen signal is very low at air saturation and less responsive than expected.''' | '''The oxygen signal is very low at air saturation and less responsive than expected.''' | ||
:'''Solution 1:''' Check the gain setting for the oxygen. | :'''Solution 1:''' Check the [[gain]] setting for the affected oxygen channel. | ||
::::*The gain setting was too low, and the oxygen signal increases to the expected level after increasing the gain. | ::::*The gain setting was too low, and the oxygen signal increases to the expected level after increasing the gain. | ||
::::*The gain was correct: Locate the problem using the procedure described in [[Locating a Problem]] and [[Sensor test]] | ::::*The gain was correct: Locate the problem using the procedure described in [[Locating a Problem]] and [[Sensor test]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:39, 13 September 2010
Problems
- The oxygen signal remains at or close to zero even at high oxygen levels.
- The signal at air saturation is abnormally low.
Test and Solutions
The oxygen signal is very low at air saturation and less responsive than expected.
- Solution 1: Check the gain setting for the affected oxygen channel.
- The gain setting was too low, and the oxygen signal increases to the expected level after increasing the gain.
- The gain was correct: Locate the problem using the procedure described in Locating a Problem and Sensor test
