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→CNT. What happens when you calibrate a sensor?
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After you have cut or extended the sensor tubes, you should calibrate it, that is, set the new '''Full''' and '''Empty''' calibration values. You can do this from the '''Settings''' menu on the sensor's main screen. | After you have cut or extended the sensor tubes, you should calibrate it, that is, set the new '''Full''' and '''Empty''' calibration values. You can do this from the '''Settings''' menu on the sensor's main screen. | ||
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The sensor's raw data - current level or CNT - changes according to how much fuel is inside its tubes. | The sensor's raw data - current level or CNT - changes according to how much fuel is inside its tubes. | ||
Then, CNT is compared with the values Empty and Full. | Then, CNT is compared with the values Empty and Full. | ||
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If the '''tubes are empty''' and “'''CNT (1) ≈ calibration value Empty (2)'''”, level 1 '''(3)''' will be displayed.<gallery mode="nolines" widths="400" heights="750"> | If the '''tubes are empty''' and “'''CNT (1) ≈ calibration value Empty (2)'''”, level 1 '''(3)''' will be displayed.<gallery mode="nolines" widths="400" heights="750"> | ||