8.1 How to select the type of master
measurement
1. Press the MENU key. The catalog of func-
tions and parameters item “FEATURE (1)” is
displayed.
2. Repeatedly press the MASTER key until
“PROCESS (3)” appears.
3. Press the MENU key again. “MEASURE (3.1)”
is displayed.
4. Press the MASTER key. “MASTER (3.2)” is
displayed.
5. Press the MENU key and use the DATA and
MASTER keys to select either MAST 1P
(3.2.1, one-point master measurement) or
MAST 2P (3.2.2, two-point master measure-
ment).
The setting "MAST 2P" can
only be selected, if the channel
connection (formula) "C1" or
"-C1" was set before.
6. Press START to terminate the measuring
method selection process and press START
again to adopt the selected method.
7. If no further settings are to be made in the
catalog of functions and parameters, press
the START key. The standard display ele-
ments appear.
If further settings are necessary, navigate
to the appropriate point of the catalog of
functions and parameters using the ESC,
MASTER, DATA and MENU keys and carry
out the settings as required.
8.2 Entering the nominal master value
for a one-point master measure-
ment
The dimensions of master workpieces usually
deviate only fractionally from the required nomi-
nal size. The actual size of the master workpiece,
known as the master actual value, must be en-
tered in the catalog of functions and parameters
prior to starting master measurement.
1. Press the MENU key. The catalog of func-
tions and parameters item “FEATURE (1)” is
displayed.
2. Press the MENU key again to get to the sub-
menus.
3. Use the DATA and MASTER keys to select
“MASTER ” and press the MENU key again.
“MASTER” is displayed along with a nu-
merical value that will vary depending on the
measuring unit that has been selected for
the display: 0.3 mm or 300 µm or 0.011811
inch.
4. Change the indicated numerical value to
match the nominal value of the master (see
section “Changing numerical values for pa-
rameter settings” in Chapter 0).
5. Once the nominal value has been set as re-
quired, press the START key. This terminates
the process and the set nominal value flash-
es.
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