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USB DrDAQ User's Guide 27

PicoLog's monitor view should now display 20.9% (or very close) for the oxygen

content in air. If so, you've successfully calibrated your USB DrDAQ oxygen sensor.

Storing the Oxygen Sensor

Ensure that the storage temperature and humidity ranges in the specification are not

exceeded. The sensor is not designed for use in liquids and using it in this way will

damage the sensor.

The sensor has a lifetime of 900,000 O2% hrs; in air at sea level the sensor will

operate effectively for over 4 years (this will decrease if the sensor is exposed to high

oxygen concentrations for prolonged periods).

The lifetime of the sensor can be affected by exceeding the storage / operating ranges

and exposure to some gaseous chemicals in high concentrations. Please avoid the

following: sodium hydroxide, acetone, MEK.