Industrial Scientific Tango TX1 H2S Calibration and Bump Test Guide
Channel: Ideal Calibrations
Date: 29/01/2021

Hey everyone, welcome to the Industrial Scientific Tango TX1 H2S calibration guide. Any questions you know feel free to leave a comment, give us a call, or email us.

This one is usually pretty simple, the only problem is that your screen may vary from mine if you've used someone else's docking station or if you have different factory default settings.

Watch the video closely for which screens are the correct ones for calibration. If your screen shows up with the b for bump and you need help, call me.

If you have a problem during your calibration, give us a call or send it in for repair here:
https://idealcalibrations.com/gas-detector-service/

How to calibrate your Tango TX1:
1. Prep cylinder by connecting an open regulator to the valve end of your gas cylinder. turn off the gas once the regulator is connected. 
2. Attach tubing with Tango calibration adaptor to the regulator
3. Once cylinder is prepped pick up your Tango TX1. Press and hold power button on the left.
4. Once your Tango is in normal reading mode press the power button (2) times and press the enter button on the right. This puts the monitor into zero reading mode.
5. Once your Tango passes zero, press the power button to put the monitor into calibration mode.
6. Connect the calibration adaptor to your Tango TX1 and turn the gas on from your regulator.
7. Once calibration is complete, turn off the gas, and take the calibration adaptor off the monitor. Wait for the monitor to go back down to zero.

Buy the calibration gas here:
https://idealcalibrations.com/HydrogenSulfide-H2S-calibration-gas/?sku=58RAL-0033-24

Buy the Regulator here:
For Diffusion (Non Pumped) - https://idealcalibrations.com/0-5-lpm-fixed-flow-c10-regulator/

If you have any gas monitor or calibration gas questions, please feel free to call us at 1-734-956-0539 or to email me support@idealcalibrations.com.  We'd be happy to answer any questions you have.

Please see our websites at:
http://www.idealcalibrations.com

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