alarm calibration

Alarm calibration involves ensuring that a device's alert system accurately reflects real-world conditions. It means adjusting the alarm so it triggers at the correct threshold—neither too sensitive nor too insensitive—by comparing its readings to known standards or measurements. This process guarantees the alarm will activate when necessary, helping to prevent false alarms or missed detections. Proper calibration maintains the device’s reliability, ensuring safety protocols are effectively communicated and responses are appropriate to actual situations.