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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
You may be asked to provide proof of calibration of your test equipment by means of a Certificate of Calibration. These certificats are no longer available in printed format or on CDROM and must be downloaded. | |||
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A calibration label (see example below) contains a unique QR code. | |||
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Using a QR reader application installed on your PC, tablet or smartphone, you can effortlessly scan the QR code to access and download your | Using a QR reader application installed on your PC, tablet or smartphone, you can effortlessly scan the QR code to access and download your certificate. The QR code links to an external URL with the corresponding calibration certificate. Please note that a (image of a) calibration label is not a calibration certificat. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:40, 29 January 2021
Introduction
You may be asked to provide proof of calibration of your test equipment by means of a Certificate of Calibration. These certificats are no longer available in printed format or on CDROM and must be downloaded.
Solution
A calibration label (see example below) contains a unique QR code.
Using a QR reader application installed on your PC, tablet or smartphone, you can effortlessly scan the QR code to access and download your certificate. The QR code links to an external URL with the corresponding calibration certificate. Please note that a (image of a) calibration label is not a calibration certificat.