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TRIMOS V9 User Manual

TRIMOS V9
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USER’S MANUAL
V7 / V9
750 50 0042 03

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TRIMOS V9 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTRIMOS
ModelV9
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Regulations

Important Information

General guidance on reading and following manual instructions for safe operation.

Security Symbols

Explanation of symbols used in the manual to indicate hazards and warnings.

General Warnings

Critical safety advice regarding electrostatic discharge, environmental conditions, and instrument handling.

Instrument Description

V7 Model

Identification and description of the main components and interfaces of the V7 model.

V9 Model

Identification and description of the main components and interfaces of the V9 model.

Setting Up

Packing List

Details of items included in the instrument's standard packaging for initial setup.

Instrument Setup Procedure

Step-by-step guide for preparing and connecting the instrument for use.

Getting Started

Initial Instrument Start-up

Instructions for powering on the instrument and performing the initial startup sequence.

Displacement Modes: Manual/Motorized

Explanation of how to use manual and motorized carriage displacement modes.

Reference and Probe Constant Setup

Procedure for setting the reference point and measuring the probe constant.

Display Structure

Display Modes

Overview of different display modes, including measurement history and graphic help.

Function Menus

Description of the static and scrolling function menu lines and their usage.

Main Measurement Functions

Height Measurements

How to perform height measurements downwards, upwards, and chain dimensions.

Diameter and Centreline Measurement

Procedures for measuring internal and external diameters and centerlines.

Min, Max and Delta Modes

Using modes to determine minimum, maximum, and difference values of measured surfaces.

Additional Functions

Zero Setting of the Display

How to set the display to zero for various measurement modes.

References and Preset

Managing references and preset values for simultaneous or conditional measurements.

Selection of the Measuring Unit

How to select between metric (mm) and imperial (inch) units for measurements.

Resolution

How to modify the display resolution for measurements.

Buffer Management

Storing, deleting, and backing up measurement data in the buffer.

Probe Constant

Recording and managing probe constants for accurate measurements.

Difference Between the Last 2 Measurements

Calculating and displaying differences between consecutive measurements.

Operations Between Selected Values of the Buffer

Performing calculations on selected data points from the buffer.

Average of the Last 2 Measurements

Calculating the average of the two most recent measurements.

Distance and Centreline Measurement

Measuring distances and centerlines between surfaces not related to diameters.

Angle (and cone) Measurements

Measuring angles of sides or cones using specific accessories.

Tolerance Limits

Programming and using tolerance limits to compare measurements against specifications.

Display Modes of the Height Measurements

Switching between standard and direct display modes for height measurements.

Probe Holder Change

Procedure for changing the probe holder while maintaining the measurement origin.

Shrinking Factor

Applying a shrinking or distending factor for specific measurement applications.

Inversion of the Measuring Direction

Inverting measurement direction to obtain positive values downwards.

Perpendicularity Measurements

Measurement with Test Indicator

Performing perpendicularity checks using a mechanical test indicator.

Measurement with Electronic Probe

Using an electronic probe for detailed perpendicularity, inclination, and rectitude analysis.

2-Coordinate Measurements (2D)

Getting Started with 2D Measurement

Initial steps to begin 2D coordinate measurements and understanding the interface.

Acquisition of Points

Steps for acquiring points along Z-axis and X-axis for 2D measurements.

Display Management for 2D Data

Controls for zooming, panning, and selecting points within the 2D display.

Transformations of the Axis System

Modifying the coordinate system, including translation and alignment.

Measurements and Analyses

Performing various measurements like angles, distances, and regression circles within 2D mode.

Editing, Adding and Deleting Points

Managing data points by editing, adding construction points, or deleting them.

Quit the 2D Mode

Exiting the 2-coordinate measurement mode.

Measurement Sequences

Start Measurement Sequences

Accessing the measurement sequence programming and execution menus.

Programming a Sequence

Steps involved in creating and defining a new measurement sequence.

Running a Sequence

Loading and executing previously programmed measurement sequences.

Special Features of the Programming Mode

Advanced programming options like assigning last probing value to next reference.

Quit the Measurement Sequence Mode

Exiting the measurement sequence programming and execution interface.

Statistical Analysis of Results

Start Statistical Analysis

Accessing the menu for batch analysis and statistical evaluation.

Batch Analysis Operations

Opening, analyzing, and interpreting batch data from measurement sequences.

Quit Statistic Analysis Mode

Exiting the statistical analysis interface and returning to the main menu.

Sending Data and Printing

Connectors Overview

Description of available communication ports for data transfer and printing.

Configuring Printing and Data Transfer

Settings for USB printer, serial printing, and data transfer parameters.

Data Transfer via USB B

Procedure for transferring data to a PC using a USB B connection.

Data Transfer via RS232

Methods for transferring data via RS232 to printers or PCs.

Data Transfer to a USB Printer

Steps for connecting and configuring a USB printer for output.

Configuration

Configuration Page 1

Settings for date, time, and screen brightness.

Configuration Page 2

Settings for unit selection, setting gauge size, and angle measurement parameters.

Configuration Page 3

Programming displacement handle buttons and measurement functions.

Configuration Page 4

Settings for temperature units, air cushion, acoustic signal, and standby mode.

Configuration Page 5

Settings for temperature compensation, instrument, and part temperatures.

Configuration Page 6

Adjusting measuring force, probing sensitivity, and calibration dates.

Adjustments

Smart Reverse Diameter Measurement Configuration

Setting up the Smart Reverse function for efficient diameter measurements.

Adjustment of Floating Probe Suspension Balancing

Adjusting the suspension balance for consistent measuring force.

Air Cushion

Utilizing and adjusting the air cushion for smooth instrument displacement.

Standby Mode

Activating and understanding the instrument's standby mode.

Resetting of the Instrument

Procedure to reinitialize the instrument if it becomes blocked.

Cleaning

Guidelines for cleaning the instrument's parts and avoiding solvents.

After Sales Service

Replacement of Battery Block

Steps for replacing the main battery block when instrument autonomy is low.

Replacement of Clock Back-up Battery

Procedure for replacing the battery that maintains date and time.

Recycling of Electronic Components

Information on proper disposal and recycling of the instrument according to WEEE.

Complaints / Repairs

Contacting TRIMOS agents for problems, repairs, and transport advice.

Agents

Guidance on finding official TRIMOS agents via the website.

Technical Specifications

V7 Specifications

Detailed specifications for the TRIMOS V7 measuring instrument.

V9 Specifications

Detailed specifications for the TRIMOS V9 measuring instrument.

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