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General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 0.005 mm |
| Functions | inch/mm conversion |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Weight | 0.14 kg |
Introduction to the 100S system, its installation, setup, and operation.
Details on verifying system components and completing warranty records.
List of components to verify upon receiving the system for installation.
Instructions for completing and submitting warranty information for the 100S system.
Guidance on installing the scales, referring to the included scale manual.
Instructions for installing the readout unit and its mounting arm bracket.
Procedure for powering on the system and understanding initial system tests and E1 message.
Explanation of the display saver feature, its activation, and how to return to normal view.
Overview of five configurable parameters: display resolution, LEC, scale resolution, count direction, and position recall.
How to adjust display resolution to suit job requirements and available scale resolutions.
Procedure for compensating for machine tool wear using Parts Per Million (PPM) values.
Step-by-step guide and formula to calculate LEC values based on measured lengths.
Ensuring scale resolution setting matches the physical scales for accurate readings.
Setting the positive counting direction for each scale, indicated by '1' or '2'.
Configuring the parameter to store and recall the last position when power is cycled.
Procedures for confirming scale electrical operation (Counting Test) and installation integrity (Repeatability Test).
Verifying the readout correctly displays table movement for electrical operation check.
Checking installation integrity by comparing readout to dial indicator after full axis travel.
Overview of two position recovery methods: Position Recall and Reference Mark Evaluation.
How the system stores and recalls the last displayed position after power loss or interruption.
Procedure to re-locate position using internal encoder reference marks after a power interruption.
Defining the reference point (workpiece zero) for absolute and incremental measurements.
Steps to establish the datum directly at the tool's current location on the workpiece.
Procedure to set a datum at a known point with a specified offset from the tool's position.
Demonstrates drilling holes using absolute dimensions, measured from the established datum (0,0,0).
Measuring distances from the current tool position to the next, used for sequential operations.
Illustrates measuring hole positions incrementally, from one hole to the next.
Setting preset distances for incremental moves or countdown to zero from a target value.
Demonstrates using both incremental and absolute presets for hole positioning.
Finding the midpoint between two positions and establishing it as a datum or centerline.
Procedure to establish the datum at the calculated centerline between two points.
Visual guide to establishing a datum at the center of a circular part using centerline functions.
Finding the centerline by measuring between two points using incremental display mode.
Defining and creating patterns for drilling multiple holes at specified intervals and angles.
Step-by-step guide to defining the number of holes, center, radius, and start angle for a pattern.
Procedure for executing a predefined bolthole pattern, moving to each hole and drilling.
Guide to resolving common issues with the 100S system using a symptom-cause-action format.
Diagnosing and resolving issues when the readout display shows no image.
Explanation and solution for the display saver mode activation, indicated by a scrolling decimal point.
Addressing 'Display overflow' errors where entered values exceed character limits.
Continued troubleshooting for display overflow, moving the table to correct position.
Understanding the E1 message as a normal power loss indicator and its resolution.
Troubleshooting various system errors (E2-E58) related to memory, causes, or keypad issues.
Resolving issues with unresponsive or malfunctioning keypad keys through system restart or contact.
Diagnosing why the scale is not registering movement, checking cables and installation.
Troubleshooting incorrect scale readings due to resolution, count direction, or installation.
Ensuring correct procedure for saving setup parameters, particularly using the ENTER key.
Addressing display issues where numbers are missing or faded, often due to LED failure.
Details of the system's default configuration for display resolution, LEC, and other parameters.
Explanation of X, Y, Z, ZERO, ABS/INCR, MM, SETUP, and C/L keys.
Details BOLT DEF, BOLT USE, CLEAR, ENTER, +/- and numeric keys.
Identifies standard conventions applied to the 100S system.
Explains positive and negative count directions for X, Y, and Z axes on a vertical knee mill.
Details the ACU-RITE product warranty, covering defects, labor, and service periods.
Highlights the 3-Year Hassle-Free Warranty for digital readout and scale systems.
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