Large Digitronic Workshop Caliper 150 Series
Please carefully review these instructions to ensure proper and accurate use of your new Digitronic Caliper.
Electronics
Instructions
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Operating Condition:
Temperature:
Relative Humidity:
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Prevent any liquid from contacting the protective sticker
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Never apply voltage (e.g. Engraving with an electrograph) on any part of this Caliper for fear of damaging the circuit
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Preset a starting point of measurement correctly (please refer to Operations).
Unless presetting, do not press the "SET" button purposely for fear of measurement error
Technical Specifications
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Resolution:
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Repeatability:
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Accuracy:
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Maximum measuring speed:
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Battery:
Instructions of Data Output
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Preset zero and metric/inch system
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Connect the end of the interface cable to the computer. The other to the data output port of this Caliper
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Start this Caliper and software
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Move the slider to the position you want and press the button on control box for data output
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Battery life: approx. 1 year
Battery Replacement
Once display begins flashing or even no display, slide the cover open as the arrow shows and replace with a new battery (CR 2032)
Note:
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The positive pole of the battery must face out
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Please preset the starting point over again after battery replacement
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Locking
Data
Screw
Output
Slider
Battery
Cover
External Measuring Faces
Internal Measuring Faces
5-40°C
≤80%
0.01mm / 0.0005"
0.01mm / 0.0005"
0-600mm: +/-0.07mm
3m per second
CR 2032 3V Lithium Battery
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CALIPER INSTRUCTIONS
Fine Adjustment
Slider
Function
ON/OFF: Power on/off switch
ABS/INC: Relative/absolute measurement
ZERO: Zero setting button
mm/in: metric/inch conversion
SET: presetting button
HOLD: data hold button
Scale
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Questions and answers
can you adjust a vernier when the reading is inacurate
Yes, the Moore & Wright 150 Series Digitronic Caliper can be adjusted for inaccurate readings. The ZERO button allows resetting the measurement to zero in relative mode or to a preset value in absolute mode. The SET button can also be used to preset a starting point, ensuring accurate measurements.
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