What to do if calibration/normalization is not possible on FISCHER PERMASCOPE MP0R?
If calibration or normalization is not possible on your FISCHER Measuring Instruments, it is likely because the lock function is active for the calibration or normalization functions. Deactivate the lock function in service menu 1, 33.
What to do if measurement values are too high on FISCHER PERMASCOPE MP0R Measuring Instruments even after calibration?
If the measurement values on your FISCHER Measuring Instruments are too high even after calibration, it indicates that an offset value is still set. Set the offset value to zero.
What to do if FISCHER PERMASCOPE MP0R Measuring Instruments display is dark?
If the display of your FISCHER Measuring Instruments is dark, it could be due to several reasons: The instrument might be switched off, in which case you should press the [OK] button to turn it on. Alternatively, a battery contact foil might still be in the battery compartment, preventing the instrument from switching on; remove the foil before first use. Finally, the USB interface might be in an undefined condition; remove the batteries and reinsert them to resolve this.
What does Er6 or _ _ _ _ mean on FISCHER Measuring Instruments and how to fix it?
If your FISCHER Measuring Instruments display shows 'Er6' or ' _ _ _ _', it indicates that the reading is out of the measuring range, possibly because the coating is too thick. Try measuring a specimen with a coating thickness within the instrument's measurable range. It could also mean the measurement was not performed correctly, so ensure you are not hovering the instrument/probe over the specimen before or after measurement, and avoid lifting it off too quickly. Another cause might be the wrong base material; use parts with applicable base material. Finally, the error could be due to an erroneous normalization or calibration, so perform these procedures again carefully.
What to do if my FISCHER Measuring Instruments show 'No measurement storage'?
If your FISCHER Measuring Instruments displays 'No measurement storage', it could be because the Free-Running Display mode is active; deactivate this mode in the instrument setting menu 5, 39. Alternatively, the value might be out of the measuring range. Another potential cause is an undefined USB interface condition; try removing and reinserting the batteries.
What does Er7 mean on FISCHER Measuring Instruments and how to resolve it?
If your FISCHER Measuring Instruments display shows 'Er7', it indicates an outlier measurement was recognized during normalization or calibration, likely because the measurement on the calibration standard was not performed correctly. Repeat the normalization or calibration correctly, ensuring you do not hover the instrument/probe or lift it off too swiftly after the measurement. Another cause could be that the measurement was performed on the calibration foil instead of the uncoated specimen; repeat all measurements using the uncoated specimen. Also, check if you used a creased calibration foil and replace it if necessary. Finally, ensure the instrument/probe was placed perpendicular or squarely on the specimen or calibration standard when performing measurements.
Why do FISCHER Measuring Instruments show 0.00?
If your FISCHER Measuring Instruments display shows '0.00', it indicates that the instrument setting menu was quitted and no measurement has been captured yet. Perform measurements on the specimen to resolve this.
What does Er5 mean on FISCHER Measuring Instruments and how to fix it?
If your FISCHER Measuring Instruments display shows 'Er5', it means the instrument cannot determine a value for the substrate material. This can happen if the [OK] button was pressed although no measurement was performed on the uncoated reference part (base), which terminates the normalization or corrective calibration. Use parts with applicable base material. Call the desired calibration menu again and perform 5 to 10 measurements on the uncoated reference part (base).
What does Er4 mean on FISCHER Measuring Instruments?
If your FISCHER Measuring Instruments display shows 'Er4', it indicates an overflow of the data memory. Delete the data memory to resolve this issue.
What does Er28 mean on FISCHER PERMASCOPE MP0R?
If your FISCHER Measuring Instruments display shows 'Er28', it indicates an internal instrument error, specifically that the instrument is unable to compute the measurement because different reference parts with different base materials are being used for corrective calibration. Always use one reference part for the corrective calibration.
General| Brand | FISCHER |
|---|---|
| Model | PERMASCOPE MP0R |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details the applications for DUALSCOPE, ISOSCOPE, and PERMASCOPE MPOR models.
Identifies front and rear view components of the MP0R instrument.
Explains the meaning of various symbols shown on the instrument display.
Lists and explains the function of each key on the instrument.
Provides a visual overview of the instrument's main menu structure.
Instructions on how to power on the instrument.
Explains how to turn off the instrument and mentions auto-switch-off.
Procedure for manually turning off the instrument.
Instructions on how to disable the automatic power-off feature.
Explains signal indications for measurement acceptance and limit violations.
How to navigate through stored measurement data.
Introduces normalization and corrective calibration types.
Important considerations for performing calibration accurately.
Details the procedure and requirements for normalization.
Explains the process and requirements for corrective calibration.
How to reset or restore calibration settings to default.
Procedure for removing the most recent measurement.
Instructions for clearing all stored measurement data.
How to define upper/lower limits and offset for measurements.
Procedure to remove previously set specification limits and offset values.
Steps required before transmitting data to a PC.
Instructions for transmitting measurement data to a PC.
How to send average measurement values to a computer.
How to use group separators for data organization during transmission.
Guide on how to navigate and access the instrument's setting menus.
Overview and details of various configurable settings like measurement modes, data storage, transmission, and resets.
Explains common error messages and provides solutions for instrument issues.
Solutions for common problems encountered during USB data transmission.
General specifications applicable to all MP0R and MP0R-FP instrument models.
Detailed technical specifications tailored for specific instrument models.
Lists instrument models and their corresponding part numbers for ordering.
Lists available accessories and spare parts with their part numbers.
Instructions and precautions for the safe disposal of batteries and electronic equipment.
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