Battery type
Alcaline or rechargeable batteries can be used in Bearing Checker. The
battery type has no influence on instrument functionality or operation, but
should be set for the battery status icon to correctly show battery level.
From the Main display, press DOWN arrow key to enter the General Set-
tings folder. Use LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys to highlight the Battery icon,
then press the UP arrow key to enter battery type setup. Use UP/DOWN
arrow keys to set the battery type of your choice (1.2 V for rechargeable,
1.5 V for alcaline batteries). To save and return to the General Settings
menu press the LEFT arrow key.
To return to the Main display, use LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys to higlight the
Return icon, then press the UP arrow key.
Unit for temperature measurement
Temperature can be displayed in either Celsius or Fahrenheit. To choose
your unit of measurement, use the DOWN arrow key in the Main display
to enter the General Settings mode. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys
to highlight the Temperature icon, then press the UP arrow key. Use the
UP/DOWN arrow keys to set the measurement unit of your choice. To save
and return to the General Settings menu press the LEFT arrow key.
To return to the Main display, use the LEFT arrow key to highlight the
Return icon, then press the UP arrow key.
Unit for bearing diameter setting
Bearing diameter can be displayed in either mm or inch. To choose your
unit of measurement, use the DOWN arrow key in the Main display to
enter the General Settings mode. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys to
highlight the Measurement icon, then press the UP arrow key. Use the
UP/DOWN arrow keys to set the measurement unit of your choice. To save
and return to the General Settings menu press the LEFT arrow key.
To return to the Main display, use the LEFT arrow key to highlight the
Return icon, then press the UP arrow key.
Settings
Unit for temperature
General
settings
Select
type
Battery type
Back/Return
Main display
Select
inch or
mm
Unit for diameter
Select
°F or °C
Back/Return
Back/Return
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