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2.
Getting Started
The Equotip 550 is typically used for testing the hardness of metallic sur-
faces. The user has a choice to select either Leeb rebound, the Portable
Rockwell or UCI principle, see chapter "3.1 Performing Measurements".
In combination with the Equotip Leeb Impact Device U the instrument is
used to test the roll hardness of paper, film or foil rolls.
2.1
Installation
To install the Battery into the Equotip 550 Touchscreen Unit, lift the stand
as shown, insert the battery and fasten it in place with the screw.
Figure 1:
Insert Battery
There are three status LEDs on the right side of the display. The middle
light is the power indicator which is red when charging and turns to green
when battery is fully charged. The lower LED is used for application spe-
cific notification.
NOTE! Only use the battery charger provided for charging.
•
A complete charge requires < 9 h (Instrument not operating)
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Charging time is much longer if the instrument is in use.
•
An optional Quick Charger (Part No. 327 01 053) can be used to
charge a spare battery or to charge the battery outside of the instru-
ment. In this case it takes < 5.5 h for a complete charge.
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Buttons
On the upper right of the unit there are three buttons:
Power On/Off – Press to power on or to return to the home
screen. Press and hold to power off.
Soft Key – Switches in and out of full screen view or toggles
between the actual screen and the last viewed pdf document (eg.
Operating Instructions).
Back Button – Returns to previous screen.
Energy Saving
Energy saving may be programmed as desired under System/Power set-
tings, see chapter "8.3 Hardware".
Connections
1 2
Snap-in connectors
Figure 2:
Connections
For Leeb Impact Devices
use the Snap-in connector 1.
For UCI Probe
use the Snap-in connectors 1 or 2.
For the Portable Rockwell Probe
use the USB Host connector.
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USB Host
USB Device
Ethernet
Power Supply
USB Host:
Additionally connect a mouse,
keyboard or USB stick.
USB Device:
Connect to PC.
Ethernet:
Connection to network.
Power Supply:
Connect the power supply
through this connection.
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