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Installing the DO Membrane

The DO sensor is shipped with a red protective cap covering the electrodes. A new cap 
membrane with electrolyte must be installed on the DO sensor prior to use.

1. 

Prepare the electrolyte solution according to the instructions on the bottle. 

2. 

Remove and discard the red protective cap or used cap membrane from the 
sensor. 

3. 

Thoroughly rinse the sensor tip with distilled or deionized water.

4. 

Fill a new cap membrane with electrolyte solution. Avoid touching the 
membrane portion of the cap.  

5. 

Thread the cap membrane onto the sensor, moderately tight. A small amount of 
electrolyte will overflow.

6. 

Install the probe sensor guard.

Barometer Calibration

The barometer reading must be accurate to ensure accurate DO % calibrations and DO 
readings.  If the instrument’s barometer requires an adjustment:

Determine your local barometric pressure (BP) from a barometer, an independent 
laboratory or from a local weather service.  If the BP reading has been corrected to sea 
level, use the following equation to determine the true BP in mmHg for your altitude:

True BP = (Corrected BP in mmHG) – {2.5 * (Local Altitude in feet/100)}

1. 

From the Run screen, use the up or down arrow keys to highlight the barometer 
box then press 

Enter

.  

2. 

Use the up or down arrow keys to adjust the barometer reading to the local, true 
barometric pressure. 

3. 

Press 

Enter

 to confirm and save the barometer adjustment.

DO Calibration

The Pro2030 can be calibrated in % saturation, mg/L or ppm. Calibration of any option 
(%, mg/L, or ppm) will automatically calibrate the others. The Pro2030 can be calibrated 
with the press of a few keys when Quick DO Cal is enabled in the System Setup menu.  

The following procedure outlines the % saturation calibration option with and without 
Quick DO Cal enabled.

1. 

Moisten the sponge in the cal/transport sleeve with a small amount of water and 
install it on the probe. 

Make sure the DO and temperature sensors are not 

immersed in the water.

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