Barometer Calibration Procedures

The video tutorial demonstrates the Orbitz Barometer Calibration Check Procedure. It covers the necessary equipment, including a Windows computer with OfficeMedic, an Orbitz Barometer, a pressure tube, a mouthpiece, and a 3-liter calibration syringe. The tutorial guides viewers through setting up the equipment, performing a calibration check using the OfficeMatic program, and reviewing the results. The calibration check involves pushing three liters of air in one, three, and six-second intervals. The video concludes with generating a calibration report, detailing the results and ensuring the device is in calibration.

What is the primary purpose of the video tutorial?

• To install the OfficeMedic application

• To demonstrate the Orbitz Barometer Calibration Check Procedure

• To explain the history of barometers

• To repair a broken barometer

Which piece of equipment is NOT mentioned as required for the calibration check?

• Pressure tube

• Windows computer

• Calibration syringe

• Digital thermometer

What should be checked on the pressure tube before use?

• Its weight

• Its length

• Presence of kinks or occlusions

• Its color

Why is the calibration number important for the mouthpiece?

• It ensures the device is calibrated for the specific mouthpiece

• It shows the expiration date

• It indicates the color of the mouthpiece

• It identifies the manufacturer

Which program is used to perform the calibration check?

• PressureCheck

• CalibrationMaster

• BarometerPro

• OfficeMatic

What are the three time intervals used in the ATS calibration check?

• Three seconds, five seconds, and seven seconds

• One second, two seconds, and three seconds

• Two seconds, four seconds, and six seconds

• One second, three seconds, and six seconds

What indicates that the device is ready to perform the test?

• Double green circles

• A red light

• A single green circle

• A blue light

What happens if the air is pushed too fast during the test?

• The test passes automatically

• The device shuts down

• A notification of an error is shown

• The test is skipped

What is the absolute variance reported in the calibration report?

• 0.013

• 0.130

• 0.310

• 0.031

What information is included in the calibration report?

• The name of the technician

• The weather conditions during the test

• The version of OfficeMatic used

• The color of the mouthpiece