KERN & SOHN TG 1250-0.1FN User Manual

Sauter GmbH
Ziegelei 1
TF / TG
D-72336 Balingen E-Mail: info@sauter.eu
Instruction Manual
DIGITAL COATING THICKNESS GAUGE
Model: TF, F and NF, with sensor inside
Model: TG, F and NF, with sensor outside
Table of contents
1. Features
2. Specifications
3. Front panel description
4. Measuring procedure
5. Statistics
6. How to store and recall readings
7. How to delete readings
8. Transfer of readings to a PC
9. Calibration
10. Battery replacement
11. Correct handling of coating thickness measurement with external sensors
12. Trouble shooting
13. Restaure factory settings
14. Notes
15. Declaration of conformity
Annotation: It is strongly recommended to calibrate the new instrument before the first use, as described in paragraph 9. By doing this it will be achieved a much better measure­ ment result right from the start.
1. Features
* This instrument meets the standards of both, ISO 2178 and ISO 2361, and DIN as well as ASTM und BS.
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It is suitable for the laboratory and for use in `harsh field conditions.`
* The F mode measures the thickness of nonmagnetic materials, e.g. paint, plastic, porcelain enamel, copper, zinc, aluminium, chrome, laquer layers etc. These layers are located on magnetic materials e.g. steel, iron, nickle etc. It is often used to measure the thickness of galvanizing layer, laquer layer, porcelain enamel layer, phosphide layer, copper tile, aluminium tile, some alloy tile, paper etc. Those layers are to be found on magnetic base materials like iron, steel, nickel et c.
* The N mode measures the thickness of nonmagnetic coatings, e.g. anodizing, varnish, paint, enamel, plastic coatings, powder etc. These layers are located on non­ magnetic metals e.g. aluminium, brass, non magnetic stainless steel etc.
* Automatically substrate recognition * Manually or automatically “auto power off” to conserve
batteries. * Two measurement modes: - single and continuous * Wide measuring range and high resolution * Metric/ imperial conversion * Digital backlight display enables exact reading with no
guessing or errors
* Can communicate with PC for statistics and printing by the optional cable.
* Can store up to 99 measurements
* Statistics available
1. Specifications
Display: 4 digits LCD, with backlight
Range: 0 up to 1250 µm/ 0 up to 50 mil (another range may be specified)
Resolution: 0.1µm (0 up to 99.9µm) 1µm (over 100µm)
Accuracy:
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Standard: 3% of the measured value or min. ± 2.5 µm Is valid within a toleranc e range of ± 100 μm around the individually measured range, if a two-point calibrat ion was performed within this tolerance range.
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Off-Set Accur Mode: 1% of the measured value or min. ± 1.0 µm Is valid within ± 50 μm around the Off-Set Accur point.

PC interface: mit RS-232C interface

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Sauter GmbH
Ziegelei 1
TF / TG
D-72336 Balingen E-Mail: info@sauter.eu
Instruction Manual

Power supply: 2 x 1.5V AAA(UM-4) batteri es

Operating conditions Temperatures 0 up to 50°C Humidity < 95 %
Dimensions: 126 x 65 x 35 mm (5.0 x 2.6 x 1.6 inch) Weight: ca.81g (without batteries)
Accessories: - Carrying case
- Operation manual
- F-s ensor, (inbuilt at TF, at TG one sensor for F and FN is extern, it has to be plugged in)
- NF-sensor, (inbuilt at TF)
- Calibration foils
- Base plate (iron)
- Base plate (aluminium) Optional accessories: Cable & software for RS-232C USB adapter for RS-232C Software
3. Front panel description
3- 1 Sensor, inbuilt at model TF 3- 2 Display 3- 3 Power-key/Zero- key 3- 4 Plus - key 3- 5 Minus- key 3- 6 Reading key 3- 7 Deleting key 3- 8 Jack for RS-232C interface 3- 9 Battery cover 3-10 Wrist ring
3-11 Low battery indicator 3-12 Measuring symbol 3-13 Last reading/browsing value 3-14 Single measurement mode 3-15 Max. indicator value
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3-16 Min. indicator value 3-17 Browsing state 3-18 Measuring state 3-19 Unit 3-20 Average indicator 3-21 Substrate indicator 3-22 Counter for storing 3-23 Counter for statistics
4. Measuring procedure
At model TG, the F-/NF- sensor (aut omat ically recogniti on) has to be plugged in, to get into the F- or NF- mode.
4.1 The power key 3-3 has to be pressed to switch on the instrument. `0` appears on the display 3-2. With the Auto- Mode, the instrument recognizes the mode itself by the symbol `Fe` (= F) or `NFe`(= N) which is indicated on the display.
4.2 The sensor 3-1 is to be placed onto a coating layer to be measured. The reading on the display is the thick­ ness of the coating layer. This can be corrected by pressing the Plus- key 3-4 or the Minus- key 3-5 For doing this the sensor should be away from the measured object or the base plate.
4.3 For the next measurement the sensor 3-1 has to be lifted for more than 1cm and step 4.2 is to be repeated. The instrument memorizes the continuous measured value automatically with statistic measurement times. Meanwhile, the Max, Min and average value will be displayed.
4.4 To change the measurement unit from „µm“ to “mil” or vice verse, the Power-key just has to be pressed and not released until “UNIT” is shown on the display. Then the same key 3-3 (this time Zero-key) has to be pressed.
4.5 To change the measuring mode from `single` to `continuous` or vice verse, the Power-key 3-3 has to be pressed and not released until `SC` appears on the display. Then the Zero- key 3-3 has to be pressed. The symbol “STATS” represents the continuous mode and `S` represents the single mode.
5. Statistics
This instrument calculates and displays a statistical analysis of readings while the measurements are taken. The statistics available are:
Last value
Mean value
Highest reading marked by Max
Lowest reading marked by Min
Number of readings taken
To clear the statistical data before starting a new set of data, the Zero-key just has to be pressed and releas ed. In measurement mode, which is marked by SV , the last value can be deleted by pressing the DEL-key. Restatistics is calculated and displayed itself.
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