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tion, let us take measurements of such
a
workpiece as
shown above for heights HI through H3 and steps PI
throuah P3.
(1)
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(1) Determine the origin (absolute zero) on the sur-
(2) HI, H2, H3
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face plate by turning on the power with the scrib-
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er set on the surface plate.
(2)
Take measurements of HI, H2, and H3 in success-
ion by applying the scriber to the measured point
respectively.
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INC system
is
used for PI through P3.
(1)
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(1) Set the scriber on the measured point
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and
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press the key. The display turns into INC
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mode and INC system
is
reset to zero (floating
zero).
(2)
Set the scriber on the surface
Q
and the display
shows the value of PI.
Press the key here.
(3)
The ,display shows the value of P2 when the scrib-
er
is
set on the surface
@.
In this way, you can
take measurement of P3, too.
(4)
When you press the
key with the scriber set
on the surface
@,
the display turns into
ABS
mode and shows the height H3.