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Carsys DPM-816 PRO User Manual

Carsys DPM-816 PRO
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Digital Electronic Coating
Thickness Gauge
DPM-816 PRO
USER MANUAL
EN-01.11.19
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Carsys DPM-816 PRO Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCarsys
ModelDPM-816 PRO
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Device Controls

Button Functions Overview

Details the functions of MODE, POWER, and UNIT buttons for device operation and calibration.

Understanding Device Purpose and Application

Measurement Methods (Magnetic Induction & Eddy Current)

Explains the two primary methods used for measuring coating thickness on different substrates.

Preparing the Device for Use

Initial Calibration and Power-On

Emphasizes the need for initial calibration and explains the device power-on sequence.

Advanced Operating Modes

Switching Between Measurement Modes

Explains how to cycle through the five available operating modes (A, M, P, Fe, nFe).

Detailed Mode Descriptions (A, M, P, Fe)

Provides specific details on the Auto, Manufacturing, Program, and Ferrous modes.

Measurement Modes and Units

Non-Ferrous (nFe) Mode Details

Describes the Eddy current method for non-ferrous substrates and its usage.

Measurement Execution and Accuracy

Performing Measurements in Different Modes

Step-by-step guide for taking measurements in A, M, P, Fe, and nFe modes.

Calibration Procedures and Principles

Importance and Frequency of Calibration

Explains why calibration is crucial and when it should be performed for optimal results.

Calibration Substrate Selection and Types

Guidance on choosing suitable substrates for calibration and an overview of available calibration types.

Zero Deviation Calibration

Calibration Environment and When to Calibrate

Best practices for a clean calibration environment and scenarios requiring zero deviation calibration.

Step-by-Step Zero Deviation Calibration

Detailed instructions on how to perform the one-point calibration procedure.

Calibration Management and Removal

Two-Point Calibration Process

Executing Two-Point Calibration

Step-by-step guide for performing the two-point calibration, including setting the zero and second points.

Six-Point Calibration Guide

Advanced Calibration Mode Entry

Calibration Point Measurement and Saving

Procedures for measuring zero point and saving calibration data.

Completing Six-Point Calibration

Calibration Impact and Car Body Analysis

Troubleshooting Common Device Malfunctions