6B/SP6: Introduction to Procedure Development with MET/CAL and CalStudio
- Start Date : 5 February, 2026
- Start Time : 10:45am
- End Date : 5 February, 2026
- End Time : 12:00pm
- Address : Garden 2, N Tower
No Schedule
Abstract
This beginner-friendly tutorial introduces the fundamentals of writing calibration procedures in MET/CAL® and CalStudio, covering core commands, Function Select Codes, and hands-on procedure creation to help attendees confidently begin automating calibration workflows.
Conference Abstract:
This tutorial offers a comprehensive introduction to writing and understanding procedures in MET/CAL, the industry-leading automated calibration software, as well as our new software, CalStudio. Designed for beginners, this session will cover the foundational concepts of the MET/CAL procedure language, including an overview of key commands and how to utilize various Function Select Codes (FSCs). The course will also discuss the current and future features of CalStudio’s procedure authoring environment and how to use it to expand procedure coverage more easily than ever.
Attendees will learn how to create a basic procedure, step by step, with practical examples. By the end of the tutorial, participants will have the confidence to start building their own calibration procedures and expand their automation skills in calibration labs. Whether you are new to MET/CAL, curious about CalStudio, or looking to refresh your knowledge, this tutorial will provide the essential tools to get started.
Michael Johnston
Michael Johnston is the Software Portfolio Product Manager at Fluke. His extensive experience in calibration, metrology, measurement uncertainty and mathematical analysis was honed at Fluke, Northrop Grumman, SIMCO Electronics and the US Army. He holds a BS in Applied Mathematics from SUNY Empire State College