Technical Support

Calibration For 3000 Watt Units

This page will show you how to calibrate your equipment if necessary. A new lamp should be used as this procedure will reset the “LAMP TEST” feature. You will want to measure your lamp’s UV as compared to a new lamp.


The Integrator was calibrated at the factory and will not need calibration unless the Lamp Test with a new lamp does not show a number between 80 and 120.

To Recalibrate the AdVantage 20 Integrator:

  • Press ‘LAMP ON’. Wait about 2 minutes for the lamp temperature to stabilize. Make every effort to maintain the lamp’s temperature throughout the entire procedure.
  • Press ‘RESET’ to turn the lamp off.
  • Press ‘ LAMP ON’ 2 times.
  • Take note of the number to which the read out scrolls.
  • Press ‘RESET’ to turn the lamp off.
  • Locate the photosensor by removing the two screws securing the front panel to the main frame of the unit, and allowing the panel to rest on its bottom hinge.
    • The sensor can be rotated by hand, but its holding screw may need loosening.
    • A slight rotation of the sensor greatly affects calibration.
  • Rotate the photosensor based on the number noted above. Aim for the range of 90-110.
    • If the number is low, you will need to slightly rotate the photosensor toward the light source to see more light.
    • If it is high, you will need to slightly rotate the photosensor away from the light source to see less light.

WARNING: Light leaks with panel open. Always hold the panel CLOSED before pressing ‘LAMP ON’.

  • Repeat pressing ‘ LAMP ON’ 2 times to see where the read out stops. If the number is not within range, rotate the photosensor as necessary and repeat the procedure.
  • Once the read out stops at a number in range, allow the lamp temperature to stabilize, and perform the following steps in rapid succession.
  • Scroll to Program C; then press and hold ‘EXP SET’.
  • While holding ‘EXP SET’, press ‘START’.
  • Release ‘EXP SET’ and ‘START’. The counter will increase to a number and hold. The number should be between 90 and 110, just as it was in the step above.
  • Press ‘START’. The display will read “ CAL”.
  • Calibration is now complete. Press ‘RESET’ to resume normal operation.