Calculated Industries 6020-E User Manual [en, es, fr]
•
Guide de
l’utilisateur
•
Guía del
usuario
S
CALE MASTER
®
C
LASSIC
v3.0
Model 6020
2 – Scale Master®Classic v3.0
Preliminary Information
Key Definitions/Functions . . . . . . .3
Imperial/Metric Modes . . . . . . . . . .4
Adjusting the Wheel . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Using the
Scale Master Classic . . . . . .5
“Rolling” a Measurement . . . . . . . . .5
Built-in Scales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Full Reset/All Clear . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Changing Measurement Units . . . .7
Using the Custom Scale/Ruler . . . .7
Memory Function Keystrokes . . . . .8
Programming Modes . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Area and Volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Converting Between Scales . . . . . .12
Locking Scale Settings . . . . . . . . . .12
Using the Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Error/Auto-Range Function . . . . .13
Interference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Automatic Shut-Off . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Battery Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Turning the Clicker & Beep On/Off
. . .14
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Repair and Return . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
Guide de l’utilisateur (Francais) . . . .19
Guía del usuario (Español) . . . . . . . .31
TABLE OF CONTENTS
3 – User’s Guide
Key Definitions/Functions
[Off/On] – Power On/Off switch
Turns power On or Off. Turning
power Off does not clear scales or
modes.
[Lock] – Lock switch
Locks the mode and scale so they
cannot inadvertently be changed.
[Subtract/Count] – Subtract/Count key
Toggles measuring mode between
positive and negative direction.
Increases the Count value by one.
Count function is active in the
count mode.
[Rcl] – Recall key
Recalls stored values. Press [Rcl] [Rcl]
to recall the last rolled value.
[Mode] – Mode key
Used to toggle between the following scale modes (in sequence):
1) Architectural (
ARCH);
2) Engineering I (
ENG I);
3) Engineering II (
ENG II);
4) Custom (
CUSTOM);
5) Count (
COUNT).
[Scale] – Scale key
Used to toggle between various
scales within each scale mode.
[M1+] – Memory Add key (Length)
Adds the displayed value to memory.
This key is used to store a length in
order to calculate an area.
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[M2x] – Memory Add key (Width)
Adds the displayed value to memory.
This key is used to store a width in
order to calculate an area. When a
length and width have been stored in
[M1+] and [M2x], pressing [Rcl]
[M2x]
displays the stored width, the
next press of
[M2x] displays the area
calculated from the stored length and
width, and the next press of [M2x]
displays the calculated volume if a
height has been stored. Please see
pages 10-12 for storing and calculating an Area and Volume.
[Reset]
Used to clear the display. When
pressed together with another key,
clears the value of that key.
Imperial/Metric Modes
The Scale Master Classic is set up to use
Imperial (English) dimensional units
by default. The
Scale Master Classic can
be set up to use Metric scales by using
the following sequence:
1) Turn unit off via switch.
2) Press and hold
[Subtract/Count] key.
3) Turn unit on via switch.
4) Release [Subtract/Count] key.
While in Metric mode,
MET will remain
lit in the scale box.
Repeat the procedure above to switch
back to Imperial mode.
5 – User’s Guide
Adjusting the Wheel
To adjust the Celcon®polymer wheel,
take a small, flat-head jeweler’s screwdriver and slightly rotate the screw
near the wheel tip. Rotating the screw
between 1 ⁄4 to 1 ⁄ 3 turn should adjust
the wheel between free spinning
(which is too loose) to skidding (which
is too tight).
“Rolling” a Measurement
To take a measurement with the Scale
Master Classic
:
1) Switch the unit on. Press [
Reset] to
clear the display.
2) Select your scale mode by pressing the [
Mode] key. Then press the
[
Scale] key to select your scale.
3) Begin rolling. The display will register your measurements.
To ensure accurate measurements,
be sure to hold the unit upright
and start and stop the
SMC at the
exact points you are measuring.
4) Press the appropriate key if you
want to store this measurement
(ex. [M1+] to store as length, [M2x]
to store as width).
5) Press [Reset] to clear the display
and begin a new measurement.
USING THE
S
CALEMASTER
®
C
LASSIC
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Built-In Scales
Imperial (English) Units
Architect Engineer I Engineer II
ARCH ENG I ENG II
1 foot= 1 inch= 1 inch=
1/32" 10.0' 300.0'
1/16" 20.0' 333.3'
3/32" 30.0' 400.0'
1/8" 40.0' 416.6'
3/16" 50.0' 500.0'
1/4" 60.0' 583.3'
3/8" 83.3' 600.0'
1/2" 100.0' 625.0'
3/4" 166.6' 666.6'
1/1 (1") 200.0' 750.0'
3/2 (1 1/2") 250.0' 1,000.0'
2/1 (2") 1,200.0'
3/1 (3") 2,000.0'
4/1 (4") 3,000.0'
Metric Units
Architect Engineer I Engineer II
ARCH ENG I ENG II
1:1 1:100.0 1:1,000
1:2 1:125.0 1:1,250
1:3 1:150.0 1:1,500
1:4 1:200.0 1:1,625
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1:5 1:250.0 1:2,000
1:10 1:300.0 1:2,500
1:20 1:400.0 1:5,000
1:25 1:500.0 1:6,000
1:30 1:10k
1:40 1:12.5k
1:50 1:20k
1:75 1:25k
1:50k
Full Reset/All Clear
To perform a complete reset of the unit,
press [
Reset
] and [Subtract/Count]
simultaneously.
Changing Measurement Units
Press and hold [Subtract/Count] and
press [
Mode] to switch between units.
You can also convert values from Imperial Units (English) to Meters within the
Imperial mode. However, you cannot
convert values from Metric to Imperial
when in Metric mode.
Using the Custom Scale/Ruler
The default value (after a full reset) for
Custom Scale is one-to-one (1 foot
equals 1 foot). This lets you use your
Scale Master Classic as a rolling ruler (in
Feet-Inches), which is especially useful
for measuring irregular shapes.
(Cont’d)
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1) To reset your Custom Scale setting to
a one-to-one ratio, press [
Reset] and
[
Subtract/Count] simultaneously.
2) Then press the [Mode] key until the
“Custom” mode appears.
3) Begin rolling.
Memory Function Keystrokes
[Rcl] [M1+]
or
[Rcl] [M2x]
Displays the value stored in the memory
register.
[Reset]
and
[M1+]
simultaneously
or
[Reset]
and
[M2x]
simultaneously
Clears the value stored in the memory
register.
[Reset]
and
[Rcl]
simultaneously
Clears values stored in memory
registers (
[M1+] and [M2x]).
Programming Modes
Custom Scale
You can program and store six Custom
Scales: three in Imperial (English) mode
and three in Metric mode.
You can set a custom scale two ways: by
“rolling in” a known distance or by
entering the exact distance.
(Cont’d)
9 – User’s Guide
Rolling or Entering a Custom Scale
1) Press [Mode] until “1: CUS 1”
appears in the scale box display.
2) Press [
Subtract/Count] and [Scale]
simultaneously. “ROLL” will appear in
the main display. If you are
entering a scale, skip to step 4.
3) Roll desired dimension. “
ROLLING“
now appears in the main display.
Note: For greater accuracy, you may want to roll
the known distance several times, then
enter the distance times the number of rolls
(for example, roll a distance 5 times and if
the distance is 3 feet, enter 15 feet).
4) Press [Scale]. The display will show
zeroes and the units of measurement
annunciator will begin flashing (
FT-IN
for Imperial Mode, MM for Metric
Mode).
5) If you do not want to change the
units of measure, skip to step 6. If
you want to change the units of
measure, press [
M1+] until you
reach the desired units.
6) Press [
Scale] to begin setting the
scale distance. The left-most digit
will begin flashing. Press:
[
M1+] to increment this digit,
[
Subtract/Count] to decrement,
[
Scale] to advance to next digit,
[
Mode] to move back one digit.
7) Continue to press [
Scale] until all
digits are set and the display returns
to zero. The scale is now stored.
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Area and Volume
Finding Area
1) Roll the first dimension and press
[
M1+]. A small “M” will appear in the
scale box display and the main
display will be cleared.
2) Roll the second dimension and press
[
M2x]. The main display will be
cleared.
3) Press [
Rcl] [M2x]. This displays the lin-
ear value stored in this register. The
second press of [M2x] will calculate
and display the area, which is the
value stored in [
M1+] times the value
stored in [
M2x].
Finding Volume
1) Roll the first dimension and press
[M1+].
2) Roll the second dimension and press
[M2x].
3)
Storing a height value (if you have
previously set a height, skip to step 4):
a. To Roll and Store a Height:
i. Roll the third dimension and
press
[Subtract/Count] and [M2x]
simultaneously. The display will
show the rolled value and the unit
of measure will begin flashing.
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ii. If you do not want to change the
unit of measure, go to step iii. To
change the unit of measure, press
[M1+] until you reach the desired
unit.
iii.Press
[Scale] to advance through
the flashing digits until the display
returns to zero. The height is now
stored.
b. T
o Enter and Store a Height:
i. If you are entering a height (instead
of rolling), press
[Subtract/Count]
and [M2x]simultaneously. The unit
of measure will begin flashing.
ii. If you do not want to change the
unit of measure, go to step iii. To
change the unit of measure, press
[M1+] until you reach the desired
unit.
iii.Press
[Scale] to begin setting the
digits. The left-most digit will
begin flashing.
Press:
[M1+] to increment this digit,
[Subtract/Count] to decrement,
[Scale] to advance to next digit,
[Mode] to move back one digit.
iv. Continue pressing
[Scale] until all
digits are set and the display returns
to zero. The height is now stored.
Note: Once you set your height, you do not need
to enter it again unless you want to change it.
(Cont’d)
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4) Press [Rcl] [M2x]. This displays the
linear value stored in this register.
Press
[M2x] a second time to calculate
and display the area. Press the
[M2x]
key again to find volume. Press [M2x]
a fourth time to display the stored
height value.
Converting Between Scales
The Scale Master Classic can automati-
cally convert values between scales.
For example, 20 feet rolled in 1/16”
scale will be converted to 10 feet in
1/8” scale. You may want to roll a
value in one scale and then add that
exact value (unconverted) in another
scale.
1) Roll a value and press
[M1+]. Press
[Scale] to change scales.
2) Roll another value and press
[M1+].
3) Press
[Rcl] [M1+] to recall the
combined total.
Locking Scale Settings
Your Scale Master Classic comes
equipped with a lock switch that prevents inadvertently changing drawing
scales. When the lock is activated, a
lock symbol will be displayed in the
LCD. While active, the Scale and Mode
cannot be revised (other than by
removal of the battery).
(Cont’d)
13 – User’s Guide
Using the Counter
You can use the [Subtract/Count] key
to count items such as electrical outlets,
drains, etc.
Press
[Mode] until you find the Count
mode. Then press the
[Subtract/Count]
key to count the items.
You can use the
[M1+] and [M2x]
memory keys to store or accumulate
the counts for two different items. After
you have a count value, press [M1+] or
[M2x] to store it.
Error/Auto-Range Function
Error Message – Press [Reset] to clear to any errors.
Auto Range Function – When calculating large num-
bers, your answer will be displayed in the next
largest measurement unit (ex: 10,000 M will display
instead of 10,000,000 MM ).
Interference
Exposure to direct light or close proximity to cell
phones and other electronic devices may cause interference with the
Scale Master device and result in
erroneous measurements.
Automatic Shut-Off
The unit will shut itself off if it is not used for 5 minutes. Press any key to restore power. All
registers/settings remain intact.
APPENDIX
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Battery Replacement
When replacing the batteries:
(1) carefully insert batteries positive side facing up; (2) gently
press batteries down. Do not
bend or force metal clip downward.
Turning the Clicker & Beep On/Off
To toggle the clicker off or on, press [Reset] and
[
Scale
] simultaneously. This will also toggle the Count
beep off or on.
Specifications
POWER SOURCE:
Two 3-Volt CR-2430 lithium batteries.
Approximately 400 hours normal use.
DISPLAY METHOD:
LCD with zero suppression, commas and annunciators.
DISPLAY CAPACITY (Main Display):
9,999,999 (7 digits)
RESOLUTION/ACCURACY:
.025 Inch/99.75%
DIMENSIONS:
6.7 x 1.6 inch x 0.6 inch (170mm x 41mm x 15mm)
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