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13.3 Sensor verification certificate
The DTR stores the most recent verification done on the DTR and the results of
that verification can be viewed and printed on the instrument homepage by fol-
lowing the Verification link on the link bar. (For more information on the instru-
ment homepage, see Chapter 12.)
Figure 13.7 Instrument verification page open in a browser
Important: When you have performed a verification on a sensor, reload/refresh
the verification page to view the newest results. The date given on the verifica-
tion page is the page load date, not necessarily the verification date.
The date and time settings are taken from the browser, i.e. the computer used to
view the verification certificate. The DTR doesn’t have timekeeping functionality.
To print the verification certificate, simply use your browser’s print function. The
page is designed so that with browser default settings it normally fits onto a single
sheet of A4 or letter sized paper; the navigation bar is omitted for cleaner printout
(Figure 13.8).
Note: If you need to verify two sensors connected to one DTR, you need to verify
one and then to save or print the certificate, as the results from the verification of
the second sensor will overwrite the results of the first sensor. Check the sensor
serial number on the certificate to see that you have correct results on screen and
reload/refresh if needed.