What to do if result memory is full on Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If the USB memory of your Mahr Measuring Instruments is full and cannot accept further results files, transfer the saved results files to a computer via the USB interface and then delete the results files from the USB memory.
Why is the battery symbol displayed on my Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If the battery symbol is displayed on your Mahr Measuring Instruments, it means the battery is nearly empty. You should charge the battery; approximately 7 hours (M 300) or 1 hour (RD 18) is required to charge the battery to full capacity.
What to do if there is a printer error on Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If you are experiencing a printer error with your Mahr Measuring Instruments, consider these potential causes and solutions: * No paper: Load a paper roll. * The printer head is overheated: Switch off the instrument for approximately 10 minutes. * The printer is defective: If this appears repeatedly, send the instrument in for repair.
How to fix a discharged battery on Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If your Mahr Measuring Instruments indicate that the battery is discharged, it means the battery is empty. Charge the battery; approximately 7 hours is required to charge the battery to full capacity.
What to do if I experience data loss on Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If you experience data loss (instrument settings) when switching on your Mahr Measuring Instruments, select new instrument settings.
Why is the Bluetooth transmission distance short on my Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If the Bluetooth transmission distance is less than 4 meters (13 ft) on your Mahr Measuring Instruments, it could be due to: * An obstacle in the direct line of sight: Remove the obstacle if possible and ensure you can see the front side of the MarSurf M 300. * A strong transmitter nearby: Remove the transmitter if possible.
What does 'Upper limit exceeded!' mean on Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If the 'Upper limit exceeded!' message appears on your Mahr Measuring Instruments, it means the upper limit of the measuring range has been exceeded, and the measurement has been aborted. Realign the testpiece or drive unit as appropriate.
What does 'Low limit exceeded!' mean on Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If the 'Low limit exceeded!' message appears on your Mahr Measuring Instruments, it means the lower limit of the measuring range has been exceeded, and the measurement has been aborted. Realign the testpiece or drive unit as appropriate.
What does 'Timeout reached!' mean on Mahr Measuring Instruments?
If the 'Timeout reached!' message appears on your Mahr Measuring Instruments, and the M 300 is attempting to set up a Bluetooth connection with an RD 18 (or searching for existing drive units) but cannot connect, switch off both devices. Move the reset switches to the left into the "0" position, then back to the right again. Switch on first the RD 18 and then the M 300.
Why does my Mahr Measuring Instruments say 'Connect AC adapter!'?
If the 'Connect AC adapter!' message appears on your Mahr Measuring Instruments, the M 300 battery is empty. Connect the AC adapter to the M 300 and load the battery.
General| Brand | Mahr |
|---|---|
| Model | MarSurf M 300 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details internal USB memory storage for profiles and results files.
Covers compact design, measuring range, drive unit compatibility, and housing.
Explains menu-driven settings, blocking, and standard selection (ISO, ASME, JIS, MOTIF).
Guides on powering up the MarSurf M 300 and RD 18, including Bluetooth setup.
Instructions for powering down the MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 units correctly.
Details how to charge the built-in batteries of both the MarSurf M 300 and RD 18.
Step-by-step guide on how to load the paper roll into the instrument's printer.
Covers basic settings, measurement conditions, parameters, and tolerance limits.
Explains how to assign functions to the programmable F1 and F2 keys for quick access.
Instructions for preparing the drive unit and pick-up for mobile measurements.
Guides on affixing the MarSurf RD 18 to a measuring stand for stationary operation.
Covers drive unit setup, pick-up selection, and Bluetooth connection procedures.
Details the process of taking surface texture measurements with the MarSurf M 300.
Explains how to view results, profile diagrams, and print records.
Lists and defines the various surface texture parameters measurable by the instrument.
Instructions for saving measured profile data in different formats to USB memory.
Guides on saving measurement results manually or automatically to USB memory.
Describes how to manually enter a pick-up correction value without initial calibration.
Explains the process for calibrating the pick-up using standards for accurate measurements.
Details how to connect the instrument to a PC via USB for data transfer.
Explains the use of the MarConnect interface for remote instrument operation.
Describes how to check the integrated standard of the RD 18 drive unit for calibration.
Provides detailed steps for replacing the batteries in both the MarSurf M 300 and RD 18.
Guides on how to update the instrument's software via a computer connection.
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