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5.3  Diameter and centerline distance measurements 
1.  Set the display at zero or at a preset value on a 
reference surface (see § 6.1 and § 6.6). 
or 
2.  Select the diameter / centerline mode by pressing the 
Functions key or select this mode directly on the 
touch screen. 
3a.  Internal diameter: 
Position the measuring insert into the bore and set it 
off center on the lower profile (1). Engage the 
measuring force until confirmation of the measurement 
by the green direction arrow and a simultaneous 
acoustic signal. Move the instrument (or the part) 
laterally to determine the reversal point (2). The 
reversal point is stored automatically. 
Note: The probing indicator (at the left side of the 
digital display) must always be in the green zone when 
searching for the reversal point. 
4a.  Move the measuring insert straight up and set it on the 
upper profile (3). Engage the measuring force until 
confirmation of the measurement by the green 
direction arrow and a simultaneous acoustic signal. 
Move the instrument (or the part) laterally to determine 
the reversal point (4). The diameter value is displayed. 
3b.  External diameter: 
Set the measuring insert off center on the lower shaft 
profile (1). Engage the measuring force until 
confirmation of the measurement by the green 
direction arrow and a simultaneous acoustic signal. 
Move the instrument (or the part) laterally to determine 
the reversal point (2). It is automatically stored. 
Remove the measuring insert slowly to the side, off 
center. 
4b.  Set the measuring insert off center on the upper shaft 
profile (3). Engage the measuring force until 
confirmation of the measurement by the green 
direction arrow and a simultaneous acoustic signal. 
Move the instrument (or the part) laterally to determine 
the reversal point (4). The diameter value is displayed. 
5.  Release the measuring insert. The centreline distance 
value will be displayed during 2 seconds. Both values, 
diameter and centreline distance will be stored in the 
buffer (DIA and CEN). 










