Accurate CO₂ measurement is critical for applications ranging from HVAC systems to industrial safety monitoring. This guide explains how to calibrate Atomsenses CO₂ sensors using downlink commands, with a focus on the CMD C3: CO₂ Offset protocol.
Field calibration ensures long-term accuracy by compensating for environmental drift. Atomsenses sensors support remote calibration via downlink commands, eliminating the need for physical access in hard-to-reach installations.
Atomsenses Configuration Guide (v1.04+)The calibration command follows this format:
| Header 1 | Header 2 | CMD | Value | Checksum L | Checksum H |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0xFF | 0x00 | 0xC3 | XX | CRC Low | CRC High |
Value Calculation:
Value = CO₂ Offset (ppm) / 10 in signed char (-128 to +127)
Example: Apply -350 ppm offset
-350 / 10 = -35-35 → Hex: 0xDDUsing our example value 0xDD:
| Header 1 | Header 2 | CMD | Value | Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0xFF | 0x00 | 0xC3 | 0xDD | 0xA0 0x99 |
Command Line:
FF00C3DDA099
Use your network server’s payload converter:
json
{
“fPort”: 15,
“data”: “FF00C3DDA099”
}
CMD 0xB1: Read Calibration StatusOffset: -350 ppmERR 0x81: Invalid checksum → Recalculate CRCERR 0x83: Out-of-range value → Verify signed char conversionFor multi-point calibration and temperature compensation, see:
📥 Download: AtomSenses Configuration Guide v2.4
Q: How often should I calibrate?
A: Every 12 months for general use, 6 months in high-dust environments.
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