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Repeatedly measure the known thickness reference. The Gage will wait 2 seconds
between readings to allow the user to correctly position the probe on the surface. After
the last measurement the Gage will calculate and display the reading which represents
the average of all the measurements taken. If the expected reading is not obtained
(within tolerance) lift the probe from the surface and adjust the reading down (-) or up
(+) to the expected thickness and press the center button.
Zero
A Zero Calibration Adjustment should be performed when the gage does not read 0
within the tolerance of the probe being used on the uncoated part.
When measuring on smooth substrates, a single Zero (X=1) is sufficient. When
measuring on a rough or curved surface a preferred method is to take several readings
on the uncoated part and average the result.
Press (+) to select the number of readings to be used to obtain an average, typically 3
to 10 readings. The greater the variation between readings, the more readings should
be taken to obtain an average.
Repeatedly measure the uncoated part. The Gage will wait 2 seconds after placing the
probe on the surface to allow the user to correctly position the probe on the surface.
After the last measurement the Gage will calculate a Zero which represents the average
of all the Zero readings taken.
Cal Memory
It is often convenient to store a particular calibration adjustment before making another.
Then, when returning to that part, the corresponding calibration setting can be restored.
The current Cal Setting (ex. Cal 3) is displayed in the upper right corner of the display. A
stored Cal Setting can be selected when returning to a particular part. Cal 1 can be
adjusted but never deleted and is always made active with factory settings after a
Reset. A new Cal Setting cannot be created if a batch is open with readings present.
Edit Cal Name
Create meaningful Cal Memory names directly on the Gage using the onscreen
QWERTY keyboard — helpful when storing multiple Cal Memory adjustments.
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