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TESA TESA-hite plus M 400 User Manual

TESA TESA-hite plus M 400
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TESA-hite plus M 400 / 700
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Instruction manual
TESA-hite plus M 400 /
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TESA TESA-hite plus M 400 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Resolution0.001 mm
Display TypeLCD
Repeatability2 μm
Power SupplyBattery
Operating Temperature+10 to +40 °C
Storage Temperature-10°C to 60°C
Measuring Range0-400 mm

Summary

1 Main Features

2 Installation

2.1 Unpacking and Setting Up

Procedures for unpacking and preparing the instrument for use.

2.2 Starting the Instrument

Step-by-step guide to power on and initialize the height gauge.

3 Description of the Components

3.1 Instrument Base

Details about the base structure and stability features.

3.2 Air-Cushion Base

Explanation of the air-cushion system for easy movement.

3.3 Vertical Column, Measuring Head, and Movement

Description of the column, head, and their electro-motorised movement.

3.4 Rotary Power Control

Explanation of the rotary power control's functions and intuitive operation.

4 Measuring

4.1 Basic Principles

Overview of value acquisition methods and measurement applications.

4.2 Control Panel

Introduction to the instrument's control panel and its layout.

4.2.1 Keyboard

Detailed explanation of the function keys and their operations.

4.2.2 Display

Description of the LCD display's structure and information presented.

4.3 Starting Up

Detailed steps for powering on the instrument and initiating measurement.

4.4 Probing Procedure at Contact Point

Step-by-step guide for accurate probe contact and value acquisition.

4.5 Establishing Probe Constant

Procedure for calibrating the probe for accurate length measurements.

4.6 Programming Retraction Travel

How to set the probe's automatic retraction distance.

4.7 Capturing Reference Value

Steps for capturing a reference value for measurements without probe direction inversion.

4.8 PRESET Mode

How to enter and use the PRESET mode for specific measurements.

4.9 Measuring Flat and Cylindrical Surfaces

Techniques for measuring flat and cylindrical workpiece features.

4.10 Measuring Thread Center Distances

How to measure thread center distances using a barrel-shaped contact pin.

5 PAUSE AND CONFIGURATION MENU ACCESS

5.1 Configuration Menu

Overview of the configuration menu and how to navigate its submenus.

5.1.1 Unit Format

How to select units and resolution for length and angle measurements.

5.1.2 Language

How to choose the preferred language for the instrument interface.

5.1.3 Speed / Stabilisation

Setting probe speed and stabilization times for optimal measurements.

5.1.4 General Parameters

Configuring automatic storage, display modes, printing, and beep settings.

5.1.5 Input/Output RS 232

Setting up RS 232 communication for data transfer.

5.1.6 Printer

Activating and configuring the built-in printer settings.

5.1.7 Temperature Compensation

Enabling temperature compensation for accurate measurements in varying conditions.

5.1.8 Date and Time

Setting the instrument's date and time.

5.1.9 Default Parameters

Resetting configuration parameters to their default factory values.

5.1.10 Access Code

Setting an access code to enter configuration and managing files menus.

5.2 Measuring with Reference C

How to perform measurements using reference C.

6 Measuring Functions

6.1 Measuring Grooves

Procedure for measuring grooves on a workpiece.

6.2 Measuring Bores

Procedure for measuring bores using the height gauge.

6.3 Measuring Shafts

Procedure for measuring shafts on a workpiece.

6.4 Calculating Median

How to calculate the median value from measured data.

6.5 Calculating Distance

How to calculate the distance between two measured points.

6.6 Measuring Diameter or Width

Procedure for measuring the diameter or width of a workpiece feature.

7 Additional Measuring Functions

7.1 Capturing Parallelism Errors

How to measure and capture parallelism errors on a surface.

7.2 Measuring Angles

How to measure angles between surfaces or features.

7.3 Measuring Perpendicularity and Straightness

How to measure perpendicularity and straightness deviations.

7.4 2D Measurement

How to access and perform 2D measurements.

7.4.1 Measuring in Coordinate Direction Y

Steps for performing 2D measurements along the Y-axis.

7.4.2 Measuring in Coordinate Direction X

Steps for performing 2D measurements along the X-axis.

7.4.3 Checking 2D Measurements

How to view and verify captured 2D measurement data.

7.5 Performing 2D Analysis

Overview of executing 2D analysis operations.

7.5.1 Translation of Origin of Coordinates to Bore Axis

How to set the bore axis as the origin for coordinate systems.

7.5.2 Rotating Displayed Values

Shifting values between main and auxiliary displays for analysis.

7.5.3 Aligning Coordinate System to Bore Axis

Aligning the coordinate system to a specific bore axis.

7.5.4 Changing Values to Polar Coordinates

Converting measured data into polar coordinate format.

7.5.5 Registering Measured Dimensions

Saving measured dimensions into the constant table M.

7.5.6 Auxiliary Geometric Functions

Overview of available auxiliary geometric functions.

7.5.6.1 Translating Coordinate System

Shifting the coordinate system from a reference axis to a new one.

7.5.6.2 Rotating Coordinate System

Rotating the coordinate system around its origin point.

7.5.6.3 Creating a Fictitious Point

Defining coordinates for a fictitious point.

7.5.6.4 Calculating Regression Circle

Calculating a regression circle based on multiple features.

7.5.6.5 Calculating Angle Between 3 Elements

Determining the angle between three geometric elements.

7.5.6.6 Calculating Distance Between 2 Points

Calculating distance between two points in Cartesian or polar coordinates.

8 SAVING, EXECUTING PROGRAMS, MANAGING FILES

8.1 Creating a Part Programme « Learn »

Guide to creating a 'Learn' program by recording measurements.

8.2 Executing a Part Programme

How to run pre-defined measurement programs.

8.2.2 Programs: Angle, Perpendicularity, 2D

How to create programs for angle, perpendicularity, and 2D measurements.

8.3 Managing Files Menu

How to manage, edit, delete, and access program and data files.

8.3.1 Restoring Measurement Programs

Loading previously saved measurement programs and data.

8.3.2 Editing Measurement Programs

Modifying tolerance and printing options in measurement programs.

8.3.3 Cancelling Measurement Programs

Procedure for deleting measurement programs and associated data files.

8.3.4 Managing Measurement Files

Accessing and managing result files, including statistics.

8.3.5 Statistics Menu

Accessing and viewing statistical data for measurements.

9 RS 232 Interface Description

9.1 Monodirectional Data Transmission

How to perform one-way data transfer using the function key.

9.2 Bidirectional Data Transmission

Setting up PC control and communication via RS 232.

10 Printing Formats

10.1 Internal Printer

Details on the internal printer's output and format.

10.2 RS 232 Output

Describes the data sent via RS 232 port in measuring and program modes.

11 File Transfer to PC

11.1 Data File Format

Specifies the format of result files created on the PC.

12 Maintenance

12.1 Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the instrument's guides and glass rule.

12.2 Charging the Battery

Procedures and tips for charging the instrument's battery.

13 Delivery Programme

13.1 Optional Accessories

Details on compatible optional accessories for the TESA-Hite plus M.

14 Technical Data

15 Warranty

16 Declaration of Conformity

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