To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Mitutoyo DP-1VA LOGGER has no connected measuring instrument?
If your Mitutoyo Printer displays a message indicating no connected measuring instrument, it may be due to: - No measuring instrument is connected. - The connection cable is broken. - The connection cable has a contact failure. To resolve this: - Connect a measuring instrument. - Replace the connection cables. - Check the connector portion of the connection cable.
Why Mitutoyo DP-1VA LOGGER Printer cannot print?
The Mitutoyo Printer might not be printing due to several reasons: - The data printing function may be off; press the PRINTER button to turn it on. - There might be a foreign object inside the printer or a paper jam; remove any obstructions with tweezers.
What to do if Mitutoyo DP-1VA LOGGER Printer miscounting occurs at the measuring device side?
If miscounting occurs at the measuring device side of your Mitutoyo Printer, and the AC adapter shares its power input with high-voltage machines, connect the AC adapter to a separate power supply line.
What to do if Mitutoyo DP-1VA LOGGER shows abnormally low voltage?
If your Mitutoyo Printer is showing an abnormally low voltage, turn off the power and then turn it on again.
What to do if Mitutoyo DP-1VA LOGGER Printer shows abnormally high voltage?
If your Mitutoyo Printer is showing an abnormally high voltage, turn off the power and then turn it on again.
What to do if Mitutoyo Printer says cover open (head up)?
If the Mitutoyo Printer indicates that the cover is open (head up) because the printer paper cover is open, close the printer paper cover.
What to do if Mitutoyo DP-1VA LOGGER displays overflow?
If your Mitutoyo Printer displays an overflow error because the calculable range has been exceeded, delete the data by pressing the CLEAR button.
Explains symbols and wording for hazard warnings, including DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE.
Explains symbols used to indicate prohibited and mandatory actions.
Explains symbols used for referring to other information or locations within the manual.
Shows where safety labels are applied on the product.
Details the meaning of safety labels and associated precaution statements.
Guidelines for handling the product carefully as a precision instrument.
Specifies recommended and to-be-avoided operating environments.
Instructions for cleaning the product body and printer head.
Notes on using AC adapter and turning off power after use.
Identifies the intended users and the manual's purpose.
Explains symbols and text conventions used in the manual.
Lists all items included in the product package.
Provides an overview of the product's functions and capabilities.
Identifies and describes the physical parts of the product.
Details the names of the product's components.
Explains the function of each button on the product.
Covers initial setup procedures for the product.
Details how to connect the AC adapter or set batteries.
Steps for loading printer paper and turning on the device.
How to print the current parameter settings of the device.
Procedure for setting the device's date and time.
Guide for connecting external measuring instruments.
How to connect an optional foot switch for data input.
Steps for measuring and printing data using connected instruments.
How to display and print results of tolerance judgments.
Procedure for setting upper and lower specification limits for tolerance.
How measurement results are displayed and printed with tolerance checks.
Instructions for deleting set tolerance limit data.
How to print statistical calculation results and histograms.
How to set MODE0 for printing only measurement and tolerance data.
Procedure for printing D charts showing temporal changes in measurement data.
How to print data for generating Xbar-R control charts.
Operations for logging, printing, and outputting measurement data.
How to configure data logging parameters.
Steps for managing log data (start, stop, print, delete).
Procedure for inputting and printing data from a KA Counter via RS-232C.
Covers various additional functions of the product.
How to automatically input measurement data at set intervals.
Instructions for deleting stored measurement data.
How to select between NORMAL and LARGE print font sizes.
Procedure to reset all parameters to their factory default settings.
How to output measurement data to a PC via USB.
How to output measurement data to a PC via RS-232C.
How to output tolerance judgment results to external equipment.
Details on connecting the GO/±NG judgment cable.
Explains system modes, work modes, and print/output settings.
How to select system and work modes and their print content.
Steps for collecting and outputting measurement data to PC.
Examples of print outputs for different work modes.
Detailed list and explanation of all settable parameters.
Regular cleaning procedures to prevent product failure.
Lists and explains various error displays and symptoms.
Describes error conditions indicated by the power LED blinking patterns.
Explains other error messages and symptoms beyond power LED indicators.
Provides solutions for common problems not covered by error displays.
Lists general technical specifications of the product.
Details the effective digits and formulas used for calculations.
Specifies the number of effective digits for various calculation inputs.
Provides the mathematical formulas used in calculations.
Illustrates connection diagrams for optional accessories.
Lists available optional connection cables and software.
Details various Digimatic connection cables and their compatible instruments.
Lists other optional items like RS-232C cables and software.
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