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Sony Magnescale LH51 User Manual

Sony Magnescale LH51
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Display Unit/ Anzeigeeinheit
LH51 / LH52
Instruction Manual / Bedienungsanleitung
1st Edition (Revised 4) / 1.Auflage (Version 4)
Read all the instructions in the manual carefully before use and strictly follow them.
Keep the manual for future references.
Lesen Sie die ganze Anleitung vor dem Betrieb aufmerksam durch und folgen Sie beim
Betrieb des Geräts den Anweisungen. Bewahren Sie diese Bedienungsanleitung zum
späferen Nachlesen griffbereit auf.
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13745 Stockton Ave.
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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Sony Magnescale LH51 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSony
ModelMagnescale LH51
CategoryMonitor
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Precautions

Warning Indication Meanings

Explains the meaning of warning symbols and text used in the manual.

1. Preface

1-1. General Precautions

Outlines general safety and usage guidelines for Sony Precision Technology products.

1-2. Handling Instructions

Provides instructions on how to handle and install the display unit safely and correctly.

2. Features

3. Installation

3-1. Connection of Cables

Details the process of connecting scales and other components to the display unit.

3-2. Mounting of Display Unit

Describes how to physically mount the display unit using accessory brackets.

4. Name and Function of Each Part

4-1. Front Panel

Identifies and explains the components and controls on the front panel of the display unit.

4-2. Flat Keyboard

Explains the functions of the keys on the flat keyboard for operation and settings.

4-3. Current Position Display and Operating Mode Indicators

Describes the digital display and various mode indicators used by the unit.

5. Operation

5-1. Initial Settings

Guides through the essential initial setup procedures before operating the display unit.

5-2. Applying Power and Resetting

Details the steps for powering on the unit and performing initial resets for operation.

5-3. Basic Key Operations

Covers fundamental operations using the unit's keys for common tasks.

5-4. Correcting Erroneous Operations

Provides methods for correcting mistakes made during operation or data entry.

5-5. Data Storage

Explains how the unit automatically stores display and preset data for continuity.

5-6. LH51 and LH52 Operations

Covers general operations applicable to both LH51 and LH52 models.

5-6-1. Presetting

Describes the procedure for setting preset values for machining operations.

5-6-2. Recalling preset data

Explains how to retrieve previously stored preset data.

5-6-3. Datum point setting and display mode selection

Covers setting datum points and switching between absolute and incremental display modes.

5-6-4. Mid-point calculation

Details the process for calculating mid-points using the unit's functions.

5-7. LH51 Operations

Details specific operations and functions for the LH51 display unit.

5-7-1. Bolt hole circle and simple R cutting functions (2 or 3 axes display only)

Explains specialized functions for milling operations like bolt hole patterns and R cutting.

5-7-2. Touch sensor (option)

Describes the usage and features of the optional touch sensor accessory.

5-7-3. Detecting function of absolute zero point of scale

Explains how to find and utilize the absolute zero point of the scale for accurate machining.

5-7-4. Offset zero point

Details how to set an offset zero point for easier machining setup.

5-8. Using the Lathe Functions

Covers specific functions and operations for lathe applications.

5-8-1. Diameter display

Explains the diameter display function specific to lathe operations.

5-8-2. Adding function

Describes the sum display function for Z-axis readings in lathe operations.

5-8-3. Hold

Explains the hold function used for setting tool coordinates in lathe operations.

5-8-4. Tool coordinate function

Details how to manage and utilize tool coordinates for different cutting tools in lathing.

5-8-5. Detecting function of absolute zero point of scale

Explains how to find and utilize the absolute zero point of the scale for accurate machining in lathing.

6. Linear Compensation

6-1. Setting Linear Compensation

Guides on how to set compensation values to correct machine errors for precise measurements.

6-2. Measuring Linear Compensation Amount

Explains the procedure to measure and determine the linear compensation amount needed.

7. Remote Reset Input Connector

8. Alarm Display

9. Troubleshooting

10. Specifications

11. Dimensions

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