Pressure Calibration

Place the Pressure Probe into a known low pressure (600 to 800 HPa)
Enter the known pressure value into the First Point Actual Value box
Click on the First Point button
Place the Pressure Probe in a known higher pressure (Atmospheric Air Pressure if known)
Enter the second known pressure value into the Second Point Actual Value box
Click on the Second Point button
Click on the Write Unit, Scaling and Calibration Values to logger button
The Calibration process is now complete

Place the Pressure Probe into a known low pressure (870 HPa)
Enter the 870 into the First Point Actual Value box
Click on the First Point button
Place the Pressure Probe in a known higher pressure (Atmospheric Air Pressure - in this case 1008hPa)
Enter 1008 into the Second Point Actual Value box
Click on the Second Point button

Click on the Write Unit, Scaling and Calibration Values to logger button

The Calibration process is now complete

Go to the Realtime screen
Place the Pressure Probe into a known low pressure (870 hPa)
The Pressure gauge on the Realtime screen should show 870 hPa
Place the Pressure Probe in a known higher pressure (Atmospheric Air Pressure - in this case 1008hPa)
The Pressure gauge on the Realtime screen should show 1008 hPa