Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Intended use
- 2. Components of the unit
- 3. Display elements
- 4. Commissioning
- 4.1 Power supply - Charging the Li-ion rechargeable battery
- 4.2 M12 socket pin assignment
- 4.3 Connection cable
- 4.4 Switching the unit on
- 5. Functions
- 5.1 Visual guidance
- 5.2 Acoustic guidance
- 5.3 Automatic display inversion
- 5.4 Setting the "MODE" unit of measurement
- 5.5 Locking the measurement with "HOLD"
- 5.6 Freely selectable zero position "REF"
- 6. "FUNC" button settings
- 7. Checking the measuring tool
- 7.1 Accuracy check
- 7.2 Calibration -– Adjustment
- 7.3 Calibration
- 7.4 Adjusting the sensor
- 7.5 Error messages
- 8. Data transfer
- 8.1 Querying the measurement
- 8.2 Changing the bus address
- 8.3 Error codes
- 8.4 Auto mode
- 8.5 Print mode
- 9. STABILA Analytics evaluation software (optional)
- 10. Technical data
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7.1 Accuracy check
To prevent measuring errors, the accuracy of the
measuring tool must be checked at regular intervals;
for example, each time before beginning work,
or after a heavy impact or extreme fluctuations in
temperature.
Step 1:
Place the unit with the lower measuring sole on as horizon-
tal a surface as possible (e.g. a table) with the display side
facing the user. Determine the measurement.
Step 2:
Turn the unit by 180° in the same position.
Step 3:
The rear of the unit is now facing the user.
Calculating the error:
0.00° − display
= A
360.00° − display
= B
If A+B is greater than ± 0.05°, the tool must be recalibrated.
7.2 Calibration -– Adjustment
By pressing the "CAL/ADJ" button repeatedly, the user can
switch between CAL2P = calibration in relation to the meas-
uring sole and ADJ4P = sensor adjustment. The selected
function is confirmed by pressing the "ENTER" button.
7. Checking the measuring tool
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