Starrett 2900 User Manual

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Starrett 2900 User Manual

User Manual

2900 Series Electronic Indicator

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2900 Indicator User Manual

 

 

Table of Contents

 

 

Guidelines for Indicator Care..........................................................................

 

2

Operating Instructions...................................................................................

 

3

Indicator Components, Dimensions & Layout.................................................

3

Button Functions...........................................................................................

 

4

2900 Indicator Models, Feature Level & Resolution........................................

5

Resolution Selection*.....................................................................................

 

5

Setting the PRESET Function*........................................................................

 

6

Setting MIN/MAX Limits (Go/No Go)**............................................................

 

6

Displaying MIN/MAX/TIR Values**..................................................................

 

8

Lock Mode*...................................................................................................

 

8

Data Output Connection.................................................................................

 

9

Battery Installation........................................................................................

 

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Appendix A: Technical Specifications...........................................................

 

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Appendix B: Serial Output Connector...........................................................

 

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*Available with Standard & Advanced Features

. ** Available only with Advanced Features

Guidelines for Indicator Care

1.Avoid dropping the indicator.

2.Avoid extreme temperatures and direct sunlight for extended periods.

3.Avoid contact with liquids and dusty environments.

4.Avoid shocks to the contact point and spindle.

5.Do not apply radial force to the spindle.

6.If the indicator is stem-mounted, protect it from being hit or bumped to avoid stem/case mechanical alignment damage.

7.Do not over-tighten the mounting mechanism. If possible, use clamp mounting rather than set screws to prevent damage to the spindle.

8.Clean the spindle frequently with a dry cloth or a chamois to prevent sluggish or sticky movement. Isopropyl alcohol may be used to remove gummy deposits on metallic parts. Do not apply lubricant to the spindle or use solvents.

9.Do not disassemble or modify the indicator.

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Operating Instructions

1.Install batteries (included with indicator).

2.Lightly clean the contact point.

3.Secure the indicator to an appropriate holding device.

4.Press the ON/OFF button to turn the indicator on.

5.Select the unit of measure (inch or millimeter) by pressing the IN/mm button. (Not applicable to metric indicator models).

6.Place the indicator perpendicular to the reference surface being measured. Allow enough movement to be able to take a higher or lower measurement.

7.Press the ZERO button to reset the display.

8.Lift the spindle, remove the reference surface and place the work piece to be measured. Put the spindle carefully on to its surface. The measured value will be shown on the LCD.

9.Press and hold the ON/OFF button to turn the indicator off. If left unattended, it will turn off automatically in 30 minutes.

Indicator Components, Dimensions & Layout

 

 

 

 

1-21/32"

 

Stem Cap

 

 

(42.2mm)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1/4"

 

 

 

 

(6.5mm)

 

 

 

 

2-5/64" (53mm)

3/8" (9.5mm)

 

 

Stem

Data

 

 

 

 

Spindle

 

Data

 

Output

 

 

Cover

Bellows

 

Cable

 

 

 

 

Contact Point

Spindle

Back Lug

 

 

1/4"

 

 

 

 

(6.5mm)

 

 

Battery

 

 

Drawer

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Button Functions

LOCK, RES, LIMITS and PRESET, printed in yellow, are used in conjunction with the SHIFT 5 button.

To engage press the SHIFT button first. The SET icon will appear on the bottom left corner. Then press

the button for the desired function.

6 & 12

2 & 7

 

 

4 & 8

3, 9 & 10

 

 

1 & 11

 

1

ON/OFF

Power button. Press and hold for 4 seconds.

 

2

+/-

Plus/Minus sets the direction of the reading

 

3

ZERO

Half a second after releasing the ZERO button the display will zero. Do

 

 

not move from zero during that half second.

 

4

IN/mm

Toggles the display between English or Metric modes.

 

5

SHIFT/SET

Dual function. To enable the Lock, Resolution Selection, Preset or

Limits

 

 

(Go/No Go) function. When enabled, SET icon will show in the bottom left

 

 

corner of the display.

 

6

LOCK

Prevents operator modification to the Settings. Press SHIFT/SET button,

 

 

then press and hold the LOCK button (after setting the other functions).

7

RES

Resolution. First select the Unit (English/Metric). Press SHIFT/SET then

 

 

the RES (Plus/Minus) buttons. Press the RES button to scroll through

 

 

choices and press the SHIFT/SET to make the selection.

 

8

LIMITS

Sets the Min and Max values for the Go/No Go function.

 

9

PRESET

Press the SHIFT/SET button then press the PRESET button to enable the

 

 

PRESET function.

 

10

ZERO/ABS

Dual Function. Press and hold for two seconds to activate the ABS mode

 

 

or to exit the ABS mode. To zero the display, see #3 above.

 

11

HOLD

Press HOLD momentarily to capture a reading. The captured reading will

 

 

flash on and off. To disable, press the HOLD button again.

 

12

MIN/MAX/

Displays the minimum or maximum values captured during operation.

 

TIR

The TIR function displays the difference between the captured readings.

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