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- Page 1 Tel. 0041 (0) 52 233 66 66 WYLER AG Im Hölderli Fax. 0041 (0) 52 233 20 53 CH-8405 WINTERTHUR Switzerland Homepage: www.wylerag.com E-Mail: wyler@wylerag.com Manual BlueSYSTEM BlueLEVEL - BlueMETER - BlueTC Two BlueLEVEL with BlueMETER with wireless radio transmission for the data transmission...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
ONTENT Subject Page ASICS NTRODUCTION REPARATION AND TARTUP OF THE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS ATTERIES 2.1.1 LEVEL NSERTING RESPECTIVELY REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES IN 2.1.2 METER NSERTING RESPECTIVELY REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES IN 2.1.3 NSERTING RESPECTIVELY REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES IN NITIAL STARTUP OF THE INSTRUMENTS ONNECTING THE INSTRUMENTS 2.3.1 METER... - Page 4 EASURING ABSOLUTE ELATIVE EASUREMENT IFFERENTIAL RESPECTIVELY REFERENCE MEASUREMENT USING AN ENGINEER SET NGULAR MEASUREMENTS INES AND FLATNESS MEASUREMENT MANUAL PROCEDURE WYLER LEVELSOFT PRO SOFTWARE OFTWARE FOR THE DEFINITION OF MACHINE TOOL GEOMETRY MACHINE TOOL INSPECTION MT-SOFT SOFTWARE XAMPLE USING THE...
- Page 5 DYNAM, the software for measuring and monitoring data delivered by the ZEROTRONIC- sensors LEVELSOFT PRO, the software for measuring flatness and inclination with WYLER inclination measuring instruments MT-SOFT, that gives the possibility to measure individual elements of machine tools with standard inclination measuring instruments.
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Page 6: Basics / Introduction
LCD display which is only available with the BlueMETER. The BlueSYSTEM also forms part of the WyBus. Therefore a wide variety of other WYLER sensors can be integrated in the BlueSYSTEM: For instance the BlueMETER can read the measuring values of ZEROTRONIC sensors or it can serve as a command and adjustment tool for ZEROMATIC sensors. -
Page 7: Preparation Ands
REPARATION AND TART UP OF THE MEASURING INSTRUMENTS EFORE STARTING ATTERIES The batteries are not installed in the new instruments they are delivered separately. It is recommended to remove the batteries when transporting the instruments. 2.1.1 LEVEL NSERTING RESPECTIVELY REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES IN The status of the battery power is displayed e.g. -
Page 8: Initial Startup Of The Instruments
NITIAL STARTUP OF THE INSTRUMENTS General remarks: The instruments belonging to a measuring group as described below in Pt. 2.4 is already done at WYLER’s when the instruments are delivered. When a group of instruments are shut off e.g. after a measurement is completed, the group set -up remains saved. -
Page 9: Connecting The Instruments
ONNECTING THE INSTRUMENTS 2.3.1 METER ONNECTING THE LEVEL ABLE CONNECTION FOR INSTRUMENT US COMPATIBLE „A“ INSTRUMENT ONNECTOR ABLE CONNECTION FOR EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY ONNECTION TO OR LAPTOP ABLE CONNECTION FOR EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY LEVEL ABLE CONNECTION FOR INSTRUMENT US COMPATIBLE „B“... - Page 10 "JOIN" OMBINE A ROUP OF NSTRUMENTS USING THE FUNCTION The function "JOIN" enables the grouping of instruments. The grouping prevents the accidental reading of measuring values from instruments of another measuring group. The function "JOIN" can be performed using the cable connection or with wireless data transmission.
- Page 11 2.4.2 "JOIN" ROCEDURE W ITH WIRELESS DATA TRANSMISSION With the function "JOIN" an instrument can be added by wireless data transmission to an existing group. During this procedure no instrument must be connected by cables as otherwise the "JOIN" procedure for cables will be performed. IMPORTANT: Only tw o instruments can be grouped in one procedure.
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Page 12: Renewed Connection Of A Measuring Group
“JOIN” 2.4.3 PECIAL CASES In case both instruments are already joined in different groups of instruments they do find each other but they can not communicate together. The red LED “OFF” is blinking. The search process may be cancelled by using the key <ON/MODE>... -
Page 13: Description Of The Keys And Function Of The With And Without Radio Transmission
ESCRIPTION OF THE KEYS AND FUNCTION OF THE LEVEL WITH AND WITHOUT RADIO TRANSMISSION Starting the BlueLEVEL Press the <ON/MODE> and <ZERO/SELECT ±> keys located opposite on handle until all the LED‘s on top of the handle are illuminated and on the display "SYSTEM CHECK"... -
Page 14: Rear View
LEVEL IEW OF FUNCTIONAL KEYS 3.2.1 EAR VIEW Functions indicator and infrared indicator (see separate picture) Buttons for the menu Buttons for the menu <ON / MODE> <ZERO / SELECT ±> Key <ENTER> Key <HOLD> <SEND / ESC>... -
Page 15: Unctional Menu With
LEVEL UNCTIONAL MENU WITH USING THE FUNCTION KEY same applies partially for BlueMETER and BlueTC) / according to G. Lasczyk … using the key <ON/MODE> "L / " 86..97 OR ADDITIONAL DETAILS PLEASE CONSULT THE FLOW CHARTS CHAPTER FLOW CHARTS PAGES - Starting the BlueLEVEL. - Page 16 Standard measuring mode, absolute measured value (Zero -offset considered) The instrument ABSOLUTE displays the actual deviation from a horizontal plane. Relative measured value (In the relative mode a „ZERO-OFFSET“ determined e.g. by reversal REL ZERO measurement is superimposed by the value „REL ZERO OFFSET“) Option 1 / Automatic setup Before After...
- Page 17 REL ZERO Use the key <ON/MODE> select [REL.ZERO] and confirm with <ENTER>. First the following picture is shown in the display Use <ON/MODE> for cancelling the procedure The following picture is seen. It shows an earlier value for a ZERO OFFSET. This value may now be changed manually with the key <ZERO/SELECT ±>...
- Page 18 Setting of absolute ZERO with a rev ersal measurement. ABS. ZERO Using the reversal measurement is a simple way to determine the exact ZERO OFFSET of the instrument as well as the exact inclination of the surface the instrument is placed on. - Slide the instrument onto a flat, horizontally levelled surface (e.g.
- Page 19 - When the curve is getting a straight line confirm again the secon d value with the zapper Cont. or with <ENTER> ABS.ZERO After the second reading the following display is seen: With this the reversal measurement is finished and the instrument shows the true absolute value.
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Page 20: Teach-In Of The Ir
DDITIONAL FUNCTIONS Function KEY-LOCK / key lock and unlock by using the push buttons Using the following function the keys may be locked or unlocked KEY-LOCK <ON> Keep the key <ENTER> pressed for a minimum of 2 seconds until in the display shows „LOCKED“ When the keys are locked the respective symbol is displayed as shown below The KEY-LOCK function is meant to eliminate any unintended pressing... -
Page 21: Operating The Blue
LEVEL PERATING THE 3.5.1 ESCRIPTION OF THE VARIOUS KEYS If the instrument is remotely controlled by a BlueMETER the key functions are blocked with very few exceptions. All functions have to be executed at the BlueMETER. <ON/MODE> – key Starting the BlueLEVEL. Press the <ON/MODE> key until all the 5 LED‘s are Function - 1 –... - Page 22 <ENTER> – Key Function – 1 – The key <ENTER> is used for saving data or for confirming actions taken. In connection with the software LEVELSOFT and MT -SOFT the key is used for Function - 2 - collecting the actual measured value. It is not recommended to use this key due to unsettle the instrument when the key is pressed.
- Page 23 ZERO/SELECT "+/-" - Keys The keys ZERO/SELECT "+/-" are used for selecting Function - 1 - different settings, such as: Measuring unit Ports ( "A" / "B"“ / "A - B" / "A B" ) / only BlueMETER Relative base settings Set "Zero-Offset"...
- Page 24 With the two middle keys <ENTER> and ZERO/SELECT the display can be mirrored Mirroring the diagonally. With this function in combination with the rotary handle bar the values display displayed can be perfectly seen from all possible angles. This function can be executed at all times, even when the instrument is remotely controlled by a BlueMETER.
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Page 25: Leave
3.5.2 LEVEL ESCRIPTION OF VARIOUS DISPLAY FORMS ON THE Main display Display of the actual measured v alue Display in [mm/m] Display in [mm/m] The instrument is as single unit in a group The instrument is as reference unit in a active group active Port "A": Address of the instrument:... - Page 26 Status of battery Usually the actual battery power is displayed, e.g. 2 (2.6 Volt) pow er "BATT" Regarding the status indication of the internal power the following options are possible: Note: The internal voltage U must not be confused with the Battery voltage U respectively the external supply voltage U BATT...
- Page 27 Note: If this symbol appears in the display, this means that the instrument is performing any function. During this time the measuring instruments should not be touched and the process should not be cancelled. Seite 27 von 100...
- Page 28 - Address of instruments/sensors, port definition (Port) - Filter-settings - Relative base length etc. It is possible to send measured data via a RS 232 port to a printer, a PC/Laptop or the WYLER software LEVELSOFT PRO, MT-SOFT and LabEXCEL ...
- Page 29 METER YPICAL CONFIGURATIONS WITH Configurations using BlueLEVEL instruments and BlueMETER Data transmission via cables Data transmission via radio module (Bluetooth™ wireless technology) Configurations using BlueLEVEL instruments and BlueMETER connected to PC/Laptop Data transmission via cables to PC/Laptop Wireless data transmission (Bluetooth™...
- Page 30 Overview of the B METER: Large LCD display with actual measured value, instrument’s address and measuring unit LED showing activities of radio transmission and infrared contact. Panel with functional keys Aluminium housing anodised Battery compartment Connectors for instruments/sensors/power supply and output to PC/Laptop Seite 30 von 100...
- Page 31 METER UNCTIONAL MENU WITH USING THE FUNCTION KEY same applies for BlueLEVEL and partially for BlueTC) / according to G. Lasczyk … using the key <ON/MODE> "L / " 86..97 OR ADDITIONAL DETAILS PLEASE CONSULT THE FLOW CHARTS CHAPTER FLOW CHARTS PAGES - Press the <ON/MODE>...
- Page 32 - Possible error messages in the status line of the display: Cont. SENSOR (BlueMETER only) "no sensor": no sensors found yet. NO sensors are connected via cables and no instruments with wireless data transmission are registered. In case the sensors should have been connected through cables, a REFRESH must be performed after these have been connected.
- Page 33 - Possible error messages in the display: Cont. SENSOR (BlueMETER only) When starting the system a cross between to arrows appears (picture above) If a cross between two arrows appears this is a hint that the sensor is listed in the configuration of instruments but cannot be detected due to one of the following reasons: The measuring instrument is not switched on...
- Page 34 REL ZERO With one instrument Relative measured value (In the relative mode a "ZERO-OFFSET" determined e.g. by reversal measurement is superimposed by the value "REL ZERO OFFSET") Option 1 / Automatic setup Before After Use the key <ON/MODE> select [REL.ZERO] and confirm with <ENTER>First the following picture is shown in the display Using <ENTER>...
- Page 35 Option 2 / Manual setup CONT. REL ZERO Use the key <ON/MODE> select [REL.ZERO] and confirm with <ENTER> First the following picture is shown in the display Use <ON/MODE> for cancelling the procedure The following picture is seen. It shows an earlier va lue for a REL.ZERO OFFSET. This value may now be changed manually with the key <ZERO/SELECT ±>...
- Page 36 CONT. REL ZERO Using <ENTER> or the IR-zapper for confirming the choice. The actual values are collected and constantly displayed. When the values have stabilized the relative ZERO can be confirmed with <ENTER> or with the IR-zapper. On the display the value “0.000” is seen. This is now the relative value considering the offset. This value is used for all additional measurements as reference.
- Page 37 New degree, 3 decimals XXX.XXX New degree, 4 decimals CONT. XX.XXXX mm per m / 2 decimals UNIT XXXX.XX mm/m mm per m / 3 decimals XXX.XXX mm/m Inch per 10 Inch / 4 decimals XX.XXXX "/10" Inch per 12 Inch / 4 decimals XX.XXXX "/12"...
- Page 38 Setting of absolute ZERO with a rev ersal measurement. ABS.ZERO Using the reversal measurement is a simple way to determine the exact ZERO OFFSET of the instrument as well as the exact inclination of the surface the instrument is placed. - Slide the instrument onto a flat, horizontally levelled surface (e.g.
- Page 39 - When the curve is getting a straight line confirm again the second value with the zapper Cont. or with <ENTER> ABS.ZERO - After the second reading the following display is seen: With this the reversal measurement is finished and th e instrument shows the true absolute value.
- Page 40 Switch radio mode ON or OFF (using cable transmission) RADIO Use the key <ON/MODE> select the menu [RADIO] and confirm with <ENTER>. For definitely switching On or Off confirm again with <ENTER>. After switching the radio OFF the red LED on the handle is on. Returning to the radio mode follow the same procedure.
- Page 41 TEACH-IN of the IR-trigger (Zapper) In order to eliminate interference of the zapper signals when several measuring groups are active in the triggering range the IR trigger can be assigned to a specific measuring group by applying the function TEACH -IN Procedure TEACH-IN: ...
- Page 42 METER PERATING THE 4.6.1 ESCRIPTION OF THE VARIOUS KEYS <ON/MODE> - Key Starting the BlueMETER. Press the <ON/MODE> key until all the 5 LED‘s are Function - 1 – illuminated and on the display shows "SYSTEM CHECK". After starting, the actual measured value as well as the last used unit is displa yed. e.g.: Actual value and unit set actual leading sign and showing the...
- Page 43 <ENTER> – Key Function – 1 – The key <ENTER> is used for saving data or for confirming taken actions. In connection with the software LEVELSOFT and MT -SOFT the key is used for Function - 2 - collecting the actual measured value. Function –...
- Page 44 ZERO/SELECT "+/-" - Key The keys ZERO/SELECT "+/-" are used for selecting Function - 1 - different settings, such as: Measuring unit Ports ( "A" / "B" / "A - B" / "A B" ) / only BlueMETER Relative base settings Set "Zero-Offset"...
- Page 45 4.6.2 METER ESCRIPTION OF VARIOUS DISPLAY FORMS ON THE Main display Display of the actual measured v alue Display in [mm/m] Display in [mm/m] The display of the BlueMETER shows the The display of the BlueMETER shows the difference value between instrument "A" measured values of the instrument "A"...
- Page 46 Usually the actual battery power is displayed, e.g. 3 (3,6 Volt) Status of battery pow er "BATT" Regarding the status indication of the internal power the following options are possible: Note: The internal voltage U must not be confused with the Battery voltage U respectively the external supply voltage U BATT...
- Page 47 Instrument’s address are stored in the instrument’s memory. It is possible to send measured data via a RS 232 port to a printer, a PC/Laptop or the WYLER software LEVELSOFT PRO and MT-SOFT or to other software such as e.g. LabVIEW™...
- Page 48 YPICAL CONFIGURATIONS WITH Conf Configurations using BlueLEVEL instruments and BlueTC connected to PC/Laptop Data transmission via cables to PC/Laptop BlueTC as Interface Wireless data transmission (Bluetooth™ wireless technology) and connection to PC / Laptop BlueTC as Interface Overview of the B Panel with functional keys LED showing activities of radio ...
- Page 49 TC / S UNCTIONAL MENU WITH TRUCTURE ENU STRUCTURE USING THE KEY <ON/MODE> HE FUNCTIONS DESCRIBED HERE AFTER CAN ONLY BE PERFORMED AFTER THE INSTRUMENT HAS BEEN RELEASED BY THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE Press and hold down the <ENTER> key. After 3 seconds press additionally the <ON/MODE> key and hold both down for another 3 seconds.
- Page 50 PERATING THE ESCRIPTION OF THE VARIOUS KEYS <ON/MODE> - Key Starting the BlueTC. Press the <ON/MODE> key until all the 6 LED‘s are illuminated, Function - 1 – release key The LED "READY" in STATUS is flashing rapidly The green LED "READY"...
- Page 51 The BlueMETER can also be connected to a PC with evaluation software allowing the online evaluation and presentation of the values. The BlueSYSTEM is available w ith or w ithout radio transmission. When using the system with cable connections it is possible to upgrade to wireless transmission at a later stage As its predecessor this newest generation of high precision electronic inclination measuring instruments is specifically suitable for the precision measurement of smallest angles.
- Page 52 The ENGINEER SET is specifically adapted to the needs of the metrology specialist taking care of machine tool components. There is a broad range of applications due to the possibility to use differential measurement. The system is universally appli cable for inclination and for rotational measurements Thanks to its outstanding features and to the special transportation case the ENGINEER SET can be used in -house or be taken along to customers.
- Page 53 ’ NSTRUMENT S OVERVIEW SYSTEM - HE INSTRUMENTS OF THE FAMILY IN DETAIL The following instruments are part of the BlueSYSTEM family BlueTC (Transceiver/Converter) BlueLEVEL BlueMETER The measuring instrument with Display unit with various functions Interface with various functions different available sensitivities and...
- Page 54 BlueLEVEL with flat horizontal base BlueLEVEL with prismatic angular base BlueMETER BlueTC ( Transceiver / Converter) Seite 54 von 100...
- Page 55 EASURING PROCEDURE ENERAL HANDLING YPICAL CONFIGURATIONS W ITH W ITHOUT RADIO TRANSMISSION Used as stand alone instruments Available sensitivities: 1µm/m (0.2 ArcSec) 5µm/m (1 ArcSec) 10µm/m (2 ArcSec) Data transmission v ia cables Two BlueLEVEL with BlueMETER Data transmission v ia radio module (Bluetooth™...
- Page 56 Data transmission v ia cables to PC/Laptop Two BlueLEVEL with BlueMETER and infrared- zapper for triggering the data transmission Wireless data transmission (Bluetooth™ w ireless technology) and connection to PC / Laptop Two BlueLEVEL with BlueMETER and infrared- zapper for triggering the data transmission Data transmission v ia cables to PC/Laptop...
- Page 57 ASIC SETUP OF THE INCLINATION MEASURING INSTRUMENTS MINUS RULE The instrument should always be placed in a way that the cable output is on the right hand side. Inclined to the right: positiv e Declined to the right: negativ e (Practical remark: positive values indicate that some material may be removed on the measured piece)
- Page 58 Practical example Position defined of the vertical spindle in relation to the machine table of a machine tool. Measurement with WYLER- softw are MT-SOFT Relativ e measurement (Relative ZERO) A number of measurements do not require the absolute ZERO as described above.
- Page 59 Example: Measuring the flatness of a machine bed. The reference instrument is placed on a stable part of the machine where the measurement is not interfered. With the measuring instrument the measurement is taking place without removing the reference instrument. Practical example Flatness measurement with WYLER-softw are LEVELSOFT Seite 59 von 100...
- Page 60 “ ” “ ” ENERAL REMARKS ABOUT ANGLES INCLINATION Every angle may be defined in different ways. The most popular way is a definition in Degrees / Minutes / Seconds. This is shown in the graph. Such a definition is especially useful for larger angles.
- Page 61 EIGHT RELATED TO THE STEP LENGTH Height Hx in [µm] related to Height µm Steplength Height Hx [µm] = step length Length Height Hx in [micro Inch] related to step length Height Hx [micro Inch] = Height H [micro Inch] x Step length Lx in [Inch] 1 micro Inch = 0,000001 Inch ...
- Page 62 ZERO) ERO SETTING BY REVERSAL MEASUREMENT BSOLUTE Using the reversal measurement is a simple way to determine the exact zero point deviation of the instrument (which can thus be compensated) as well as the exact inclination of the surface the instrument is placed Rev ersal measurement for determining I.
- Page 63 - Use the zapper or confirm with <ENTER>. On the display the progress of the collected values are visible in graphic form. When the curve is getting a straight line confirm the first value with the za pper or with <ENTER> - After the first reading the following display is seen: This display means the first reading was successful.
- Page 64 (absolute ZERO). If e.g. the straightness of a line is measured most of the time only the relative straightness is required. The same applies when lines, parallels, flatness is measured with the WYLER LEVELSOFT PRO. These are relative measurements. Using the machine tool software MT-SOFT an absolute measurement is important because different elements of a machine tool must be compared even at a later stage of the measurement.
- Page 65 Two BlueLEVEL and one BlueMETER; Data transmission via radio module Picture: Two BlueLEVEL and one BlueMETER Connecting the instruments performing a differential measurement One of the instruments is used as measuring instrument and the other as reference instrument. The measuring instrument is connected to port "A"...
- Page 66 Inspection of perpendicularity and parallelism on large structures (Fig. 9). Suitable instrument for outdoor applications. To conduct high precision measurements of parallelism (Fig 10) (e.g. two or more guide ways) The reference instrument (R) will compensate for all changes in the objects orientation while measurements are made.
- Page 67 The determination of the instrument's angular error is done as follows: In the WYLER LEVELSOFT PRO a new set-up allows the easy measurement of squareness of rectangular objects. This software offers a menu point "ANGLES / Measurement of perpendicular objects".
- Page 68 INES AND FLATNESS MEASUREMENT MANUAL PROCEDURE A principal procedure of a measurement of a line with WYLER instruments is described below: Example: Sensitivity of the instrument 1 µm/m Length of measuring base 200 mm/ step length 180 mm ...
- Page 69 LEVELSOFT PRO SOFTWARE The WYLER software LEVELSOFT PRO well proven package based on the ISO 1101 standard for measuring lines and surface flatness constantly upgraded to the demands of the user. The following measurements can be done with the WYLER...
- Page 70 PC/Laptop is required. It is possible to use a Bl ueTC instead of a BlueMETER as interface. However the BlueTC has no display where the measured values are shown. Remarks: With the Software LEVELSOFT PRO the instruments of the BlueSYSTEM are automatically recognized Address, respectively serial number of the instruments The type of the interface...
- Page 71 The logical and clear structure of the software makes eve n the measurement of complex machines an easy task. The following measurement tasks can be done by using suitable instruments and the WYLER MT-SOFT: UIDE W AYS ...
- Page 72 XAMPLE USING THE YPER ERMINAL OF INDOWS OR INDOWS ERMINAL PROGRAM WIN XP) XAMPLE IS 1. Open the Terminal-Program in Windows / Accessories. and insert a name Confirm with <OK> 2. Enter the serial port definition connected to the BlueMETER. Confirm with <OK>...
- Page 73 Example: Tw o BlueLEVELs and a BlueMETER are connected Remark: The configuration has to be done first on the BlueMETER 1 BlueLEVEL with the address H0200 is connected to Port “A” 1 BlueLEVEL with the address H0201 is conne cted to Port “B” ...
- Page 74 US COMPATIBLE INSTRUMENTS The WyBus concept allows to connect, besides the new sensors, also most of the prev ious sensors to a BlueMETER, a BlueMETER BASIS or a BlueTC. It is, however, important to differentiate whether they are connected through a short cable, through a longer cable up to maximum 1200 m or via wireless transmission. ONNECTION THROUGH A SHORT CABLE The following sensors can be connected through a cable of maximum 15 m length to a BlueMETER, a BlueMETER BASIC or a BlueTC.
- Page 75 PECIAL UNCTIONS ESET TO ACTORY PRE SETTINGS You can reset all adjustments and settings to the factory pre -settings. For this action press simultaneously the keys <ENTER> and <ON/MODE> until an arrow to the right hand side appears in the display. The following values will be set and the following actions performed: BlueMETER: ...
- Page 76 CTIVATE THE UNCTION EY ON THE In the basic state the function keys of the BlueTC are locked. Using the following ke y combination you can enable the function keys: Hold the key <ENTER> down After approx. 3 seconds press additionally the key <ON/MODE> ...
- Page 77 SENDER / EMPFÄNGER Frequency ISM-Band / 2,4000 - 2,4835 GHz FHSS Modulation (Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum) BlueSYSTEM with Bluetooth™ wireless technology Used Net-structure Point to point / Point to multi-point RF Output power Max. +17 dBm / Class 1 Sensitiv e lev el Receiver -80 dBm 2 x 1.5V, Size “C”...
- Page 78 METER ECHNICAL DATA OF THE Display av ailable / Anzeige v erfügbar within 3 seconds / innerhalb v on 3 Sekunden RS232 / RS422 / RS485, asy nchron, 7 DataBits, 2 StopBits, Digital output / Digitalausgang no parity , 9600 bps External power supply BlueMETER : + 5V DC, max.
- Page 79 EASURING NSTRUMENTS AND DISPLAY UNITS Normally any instruments requiring repair can be sent to the local WYLER partner (local distributor) who will take the necessary steps and make the arrangements for repair on behalf of the customer. Express Repair Service, ERS A large number of customers can not miss the instruments for a longer period as these are in daily operation.
- Page 80 AND MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS Measuring systems are becoming more and more complex and are therefore subject to continuous supervision in respect of quality and reliability. For this purpose WYLER AG offers the option of a MAINTENANCE CONTRACT with the purchase of new instruments.
- Page 81 TORAGE OF THE NSTRUMENTS ARE AND HANDLING OF THE BATTERIES TORAGE OF THE NSTRUMENTS For storage periods the measuring instrument should be placed in a position in which the instruments are also used when measuring (upright position). Unsuitable storage may result in a longer period of zero creeping due to overload of the pendulum system.
- Page 82 Declaration of Conformity “DoC” FCC Compliance, Statement for cB-0946 IC Compliance Japan Radio Equipment Compliance (TELEC) Batteries / WEEE can be found on our w ebsite WYLER AG, http://w w w.wylerag.com/en/support/certificates/ Seite 82 von 100...
- Page 83 LOWCHARTS METER OWER UP ONLY Seite 83 von 100...
- Page 84 METER AMPLING ONLY Seite 84 von 100...
- Page 85 SENSOR (B METER ONLY Seite 85 von 100...
- Page 86 EFRESH Seite 86 von 100...
- Page 87 ZERO / REL.ZERO ELATIVE Seite 87 von 100...
- Page 88 UNITS Seite 88 von 100...
- Page 89 ZERO A / ABS ZERO BSOLUTE Seite 89 von 100...
- Page 90 FILTERS Seite 90 von 100...
- Page 91 ADIO IRELESS RANSMISSION Seite 91 von 100...
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- Page 93 EAVE Seite 93 von 100...
- Page 94 HOLD Seite 94 von 100...
- Page 95 NDEX Key w ord Chapter Page ABS. ZERO / F LEVEL UNCTION ABS.ZERO / F METER UNCTION ABSOLUTE / F LEVEL UNCTION ABSOLUTE / F METER UNCTION BSOLUTE MEASUREMENT ELATIVE MEASUREMENT IFFERENTIAL MEASUREMENT ZERO / Z ZERO) BSOLUTE ERO SETTING BY REVERSAL MEASUREMENT BSOLUTE ZERO / ABS ZERO / F BSOLUTE...
- Page 96 ENGINEER SET ENGINEER SET XAMPLE USING THE YPER ERMINAL OF INDOWS OR INDOWS ERMINAL PROGRAM WIN XP) XAMPLE IS , ERS XPRESS EPAIR ERVICE FILTER / F LEVEL UNCTION FILTER / F METER UNCTION ILTERS LOWCHART IRMWARE ERSION LOWCHARTS FUNCTION KEYS LEVEL UNCTIONAL MENU WITH USING THE FUNCTION KEY...
- Page 97 MT-SOFT LEVEL PERATING THE METER PERATING THE PERATING THE OUT- 3.5.1 PORT DATA FORMAT METER VERVIEW OF THE LEVEL + B METER, B LEVEL + IN DEFINITION FOR METER BASIC MINUS RULE ASIC SETUP OF THE INCLINATION MEASURING INSTRUEMNTS METER ) / F OWER UP ONLY...
- Page 98 NHINGE AN INSTRUMENT IN THE RADIO MODE FROM A GROUP BY USING THE FUNCTION „LEAVE“ UNIT / F LOWCHART UNIT / F LEVEL UNCTION UNIT / F METER UNCTION UNIT LEVEL IEW OF FUNCTIONAL KEYS US COMPATIBLE INSTRUMENTS WYLER LEVELSOFT PRO SOFTWARE ZERO) ERO SETTING BY REVERSAL MEASUREMENT BSOLUTE Seite 98 von 100...
- Page 99 Tel. 0041 (0) 52 233 66 66 WYLER AG Im Hölderli Fax. 0041 (0) 52 233 20 53 CH-8405 WINTERT HUR Switzerland Homepage: http://www.wylerag.com E-Mail: wyler@wylerag.com...
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