Extra-Large Number Display
Incremental Measuring Mode
SPC Cables USB, MTI, RS232
Measuring System in English or Metric
Travel Reverse
Auto Off
Floating Zero
Rotating Bezel
Internal and External Serial Numbers
T.I.R. with Low & High Storage Recall
Power with Batteries
Additonal Power Through AC Jack
or Data Output
Programmable Lock Combination
User Tolerance Settings (high & low)
Up to 4 User Changeable Resolutions
Inch/Metric Display Conversion
Large LCD Display
Maximum Reading Hold
Display/Freeze Reading Hold
Minimum Reading Hold
Absolute/Preset Measuring Mode
The lithium battery used in this indicator is an IEC standard, type CR2450. The indicators
are shipped with the batteries installed.
Note: This indicator has an AUTO-OFF feature to conserve batter y life. After 10 minutes of
“no activity” (no key presses or spindle movement), the gage will turn itself off. This feature
may be disabled if continuous operation is desired; see AUTO-OFF On/Off instructions in
this book.
Installing Batteries
Using a narrow screwdriver, gently pry under the tab on the left side of plastic bezel and
slide out the battery tray as you turn the indicator face side down.
Insert two batteries, “+” side up, into tray cavities, then slide the tray back into its bezel
slot, taking care that the batteries stay in proper position.
2. AC Adapter
First insert the mini-plug into the socket on the lower right side of the bezel, then plug the
adapter into a wall outlet.
3. Data I/O Connector
Power also may be provided through the data I/O connector, for special fixturing or
applications where the indicator is integrated with another piece of equipment. A ripplefree 5 VDC regulated voltage source is required.
Button actions should occur on the press of the button whenever possible. Some button presses will
have the action occur on the release of the button press. For example, when the ‘ON/CLR’ button is used
to clear the display, the action is to happen on the release of the button. When the ‘ON/CLR’ button is
used as the 2nd function in a sequence of button pushes, the action can be on the press of the button.
Whenever a button press requires a continuous press to scroll through some selection process, the action
of the button needs to be on the release of the button.
BUTTON
HOLD
IN/MM
2ND
TOL
ON/CLR
OFF/MODE
* Note: apply, move and change are automatically active when in preset, lock and tolerance setting modes. Apply and change are
automatically active when in resolution set mode.
PRIMARYSUBSIDIARY2ND FUNCTION3RD FUNCTION
Select hold type (MAX, s
Toggle on/offs
Toggles between s
inches, millimeters
and X
Enables 2ND s
functions
Toggles tolerance s
on or off
Turn gage ons
Turns gage offs
MIN, FRZ) press and hold
to step through selection
Apply functions
Move functions
Select high or low to view s
or set numbers*
Change functions
Clears/resets display to s
‘0’ or spindle position, or
‘abs’ number or ‘abs’ +/spindle position
Select measurement mode s
(INCR, ABS, TIR) press
and hold to step through
selection
FUNCTION
Enter setting process s
for ratios*
Toggles travel reverse s
(normal/reverse)
Enter preset s
setting process*
Enables s
3RD function
Toggles auto-off s
on and off
Enter resolution select process*s
(2ND, ON/CLR, HOLD)s
Resets to factory default s
settings
(2ND, ON/CLR, IN/MM)s
Verify data out puts
(2ND, ON/CLR, 2ND)s
Toggles lock on and off; press s
and release (2ND, ON/CLR, TOL)
Enters user lock combination s
setting mode (press and hold to
access setting mode)*
To turn on RATIO feature and s
select RATIO 2ND, ON/CLR,
OFF/MODE. Press and release
to turn on, during button
sequence hold down OFF/
MODE to select RATIO position
To turn the unit on, press and hold ON/CLR
until indicator turns on. To turn off, press
OFF/MODE.
Auto-Off Toggle
To turn the Auto-Off function on or off, press
the 2ND button (2ND ICON should appear on
the display). Press the OFF/MODE.
An hour glass appears at the left side of the
display if AUTO OFF is active. If AUTO OFF is
active the indicator will power off in 10 minutes
with no activity (button press or spindle
movement).
Travel Reverse Toggle
To change count direction:
Press 2ND button, then press the IN/MM button.
Note: When arrow is pointed down
, the
display counts down with inward spindle
movement for INCR and ABS.
When the arrow is pointed up
, display
counts up with inward spindle movement. For
most applications this is the normal setting.
Press TOL to toggle tolerance mode on and
off. If no tolerances are programmed into
the gage, then tol is displayed to indicate an
invalid tolerance setting and the HIGH and/or
LOW icons flash on and off.
When the tolerance settings are incorrect
(high, low, or both) the corresponding icon or
icons will flash.
Tolerance Settings
Continuously press the TOL button to activate
the tolerance menu (LOW, HIGH, ON) and
view the low and high tolerance settings.
If no preset tolerance number is set into the
gage then zero will be displayed.
To change to high tolerance settings:
Press 2ND button (2ND icon should appear on
the display). Press the TOL (CHANGE) button.
High icon will be flashing.
Use the secondary function buttons, CHANGE
and MOVE to set your tolerance setting. After
you have set your high tolerance setting, press
APPLY to store numbers to memory.
Set Low Tolerance Number
To change to low tolerance settings: Press
2ND button (2ND icon should appear on the
display). Press the TOL (CHANGE) button.
Low icon will be flashing.
Use the secondary function buttons, CHANGE
and MOVE to set your tolerance setting. After
you have set your low tolerance setting, press
APPLY to store numbers to memory.
Note: once high and low tolerances are set,
the numeric readings will flash when your
readings are out of tolerance.
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TOLERANCE
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MODE
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TOLERANCE
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2NDTOL
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MODE
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HOLD
IN/MM
HOLD
APPLY TRVLMOVE CHANGE
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ON
HOLD
IN/MM
HOLD
APPLY TRVLMOVE CHANGE
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ON
The LOW or HIGH icon will flash indicating if
the reading is under or over the tolerance.
lettering, release the OFF/MODE button. If no
preset number is stored in indicator ABS will
show on display.
To change to absolute number (preset
number), press 2ND button; 2ND icon
should appear on the display. Press the TOL
(CHANGE) button.
To step through PRESET 1 2 3 press the
MOVE (2ND) button.
Use the secondary function buttons, CHANGE
and MOVE, to set your absolute number.
Press MOVE until the +/- or digit to be set is
blinking.
icon appears above the ABS
TIR ABS INCR
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HOLD
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APPLY TRVLMOVE CHANGE
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ON
Press the CHANGE button to reverse the +/-
sign or change the value of the blinking digit.
Repeat until the desired number is entered.
Press APPLY to store absolute number to
memory.
When the LOCK is on, a key icon is displayed.
When the LOCK is on, all of the setting modes
are disabled, and all 2nd and 3rd functions are
disabled except the lock/unlock sequence.
Press the 2ND button (2ND icon should
appear on the display). Press ON/CLR. Press
TOL. A key symbol will appear on the display
when features are locked.
Lock Combination
Press the 2ND button (2ND icon should
appear on the display), then press ON/CLR.
Continuously press TOL until 000 appears on
the display.
Use the CHANGE and MOVE button to set your
lock combination. After you have set your 3 digit
lock combination press APPLY. A key symbol
will appear on the display and your 3 digit
combination is stored in memory.
WARNING: To change functions after the
indicator has been locked with a combination,
the correct combination must be applied.
TIR ABS INCR
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TIR ABS INCR
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TOLERANCE
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2NDTOL
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MODE
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TOLERANCE
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2NDTOL
OFF
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MODE
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HOLD
IN/MM
HOLD
APPLY TRVLMOVE CHANGE
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ON
HOLD
IN/MM
HOLD
APPLY TRVLMOVE CHANGE
/
ON
Please contact the factory if the Lock
Combination is lost.
This will set all features and functions back to
the factory default settings.
Press the 2ND button (2ND icon should
appear on the display), followed by ON/CLR,
then press IN/MM.
Note: Factory defaults cannot be reset if the
LOCK feature is on.
Verify Data I/O Type
To view the Data I/O Type Output, press the
2ND button. The 2ND icon will appear on the
display. Press ON/CLR. Press 2ND. Format
information is displayed on the LCD.
All digits of the display are turned off;
characters displayed represent data modes
as RS-232, MITUTOYO serial output, USB or
BYPASS mide.
For the change resolution feature: Press 2ND,
press ON/CLR, then press HOLD.
After that, each press of the CHANGE Button
(TOL) steps through the available resolution
options: .001˝, .0005˝, .0001˝ or .00005˝ *
*This resolution only available on a .00005˝ resolution gage.
Press the APPLY button to store the resolution
setting. Display returns to measuring mode
at desired resolution, but does not change
displayed value.
TIR Mode
Total Indicator Runout (TIR) mode ignores
travel direction, instead measuring the
difference between peak and valley (MAX and
MIN) values. To enter TIR Mode, continuously
press the OFF/MODE button until the
diamond icon appears above the TIR function.
In TIR mode, the Freeze (FRZ) is the only hold
function available.
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To view the Peak (MAX) Value or the Valley
(MIN) Value, use the HOLD button. Press
HOLD button down until the MIN or MAX is
displayed. The difference between the MIN
and MAX Values equals the TIR Value.
Press 2ND, ON/CLR, and OFF/MODE to turn
the ratio feature on and off.
Continue pressing the OFF/MODE button to
step through the three ratio positions.
If no ratios have been set previously, the
display will show NONE. The gage will not
operate until a ratio is entered or you exit the
ratio feature.
In this case, a ratio of 2.000 will display 2
inches on the indicator for every 1 inch of
travel, or 2mm on the display for every 1mm of
travel.
There are three ratio settings that be stored.
For the ratio feature to work properly, the
current ratio must be set to a value other than
NONE. Use the MOVE, CHANGE and APPLY
buttons to program or change ratio.
Custom LCDs and graphics can be provided
for almost any application. We can help you
design a gage for your exacting requirements.
Keypads and features can be customized to
meet most needs. For example, a gage can
be programmed for T.I.R. only, or a gage can
be programmed so only selected features are
available.
With our programmable software and flexible
microchip, the possibilities are limited only by
your imagination.
Custom hardware is available to fit your
specifications. For example, a gage can be
made without a return spring or a custom
spring. Special length stems, threaded stems,
backs, and contact points, are also available.
Digital Indicators are available in the following travels and resolutions: