8-2 BenchMike Pro Instruction Handbook: Specifications
8.2.1 General BenchMike Pro Specifications (2025 and 2050)
Two (2) at Pass Line location; M6 (all others)
Saved in non-volatile memory (NVM)
BenchMike Pro 2025/2050: 635 nm 1 mW collimated diode
480 x 800 liquid crystal display; 16000 colors
Programmable Display
Resolution
Capacitive Touch screen keypad
Quadrature encoder input; maximum input rate, 900 KHz,
accurate to ±1 count
Bi-directional interface for serial ASCII data; user-selectable
baud rate to 38.4 KB; DB-9 pin connector
Looks like serial port to software
Supports network printing and software upgrade
Note that although the BenchMike Pro will operate as specified throughout the safe operating temperature range
shown in the table above, the temperature of the part being measured can affect measurements. During factory
calibration, measured parts are allowed to stabilize at standard conditions of 68°F (20°C) and 50% relative humid-
ity. Your product may expand or contract based on its temperature. For best results, measure parts that have sta-
bilized to these standard conditions. At all other temperatures, the size should be determined by using the coeffi-
cient of thermal expansion for the specific material composition of your product. (See the Troubleshooting section
in the BenchMike Pro Operator Guide.) It is particularly important during mastering to ensure that your gauge pins
have stabilized at standard conditions.
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