The two pads on the strip show very different colors after test so which one should I use to match the reference color indicators?
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The colors of both pads are used together to best match the reference color (ph level). It is somewhat subjective in matching the color shades.
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I don't use the color strips. However the color bar should have dip switches that can be set to allow the bar to be controlled by the Obey. you can probably check the user guide on Chauvets website to make certain of that.
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Go on the internet and google the color code wiring diagram then match the outputs, such as B+ to B+, B- to B- ect..
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Negative. The color is manipulated via the controller, not via the strip itself. You'll need multiple controllers for multiple colors. 1 Controller = 1 Color.
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The code on the strip must match the code shown on the meter. Most will auto recognize the code and display it prior to use. Some made adjusting the meter to match. Mismatch code is like putting a 22 bullet in a .357 revolver....the result will reflect the intended outcome.
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hi i have no idea, that pad is a piece of junk and hasnt worked correctly since i got it. sorry i cant be of more help
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You can either use one set of pads or both. When use both set the intensity level setting needs to be set slightly higher as the unit output is shared between the top feeder leads.
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This meter is no longer supported so it may be hard to get the correct test strip. I see on Amazon (currently) that you can purchase Contour test strips, which should work. I would buy the Contour NEXT meter to be used with Contour Next strips. The NEXT model has worked out many of the links in the earlier model. I am new to this so it was a little confusing. Even the control test solution is meter-specific. Just buy CONTOUR NEXT and call it a day. Or, buy the old model and trade it in with Bayer.
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Jimmy,The two numbers are simply how we make part numbers. On floor liners the 5 digits to the left of the decimal indicate fitment, and the second digit indicates color.Thanks
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you can use any code chip that comes in the strip box. just put it in the meter and turn it on to see if the code displays same as on the chip.
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I am not sure. There is AccuChek and there is AccuChekPlus. The AccuChek test strips worked with my"old" meter, which is dark blue, but how old is old? Maybe this is not much help; good luck.
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Look in your user manual. It should list this. Ot kust yriggerd yhe csmera througj infra red.
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Yes, two different units and use different strips. The Next is the more recent unit. I've used both and they work well. I think the Next may use a slightly smaller sample.
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Sorry Wilson, I don't know. I have a PC desktop with Windows 7. This is my first color calibrator. It works well. Jeff
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Greetings: Send us any and all numbers or markings that you can find on both old supports. We can tell using the numbers which to suggest. Thank You, Lou Fishman
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It depends on the pH range you are most interested in. My formulations require acidification from neutral (pH7 down to pH4.5) for which these strips are perfect (note where the colors transition in rows 1 and 2). Check the color range in the illustration: where there is a transition from one color to another in any of the 4 rows is where the strips are most useful.
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RGB strips connect to RGB controllers. Depend on the specific controller, please consider B0077IRWH2 or B008M0KYWY.