Starrett SR100 User Manual

SR100 Surface Roughness Tester
Operating Guide
Mode status
Display
Parameter Status
Parameter Selector
Mode Selector
Traverse Unit
ArDA Windows
Start Buttons
Control Unit
ON Button
Getting Started
Storage. The SR100 is supplied with the
Traverse Unit (bottom) connected to the Control Unit (top). Before use, separate the Traverse Unit from the Control Unit.
Inserting the Batteries
Remove battery covers as shown. Then, insert one 3V Lithium 2450 in to the Control Unit and three 3V Lithium 2450s in to the Traverse Unit as shown.
Note: To prevent damage to the stylus, store the SR100 with the units connected.
Control Unit
To separate,
press here
and tilt
the Traverse
Unit as shown
Traverse Unit
Position the Traverse Unit on the surface as shown
The SR100 can be operated in two modes: Remote or Connected.
Remote: Position the Control Unit within 40" (1 meter) of the Traverse Unit. Data is passed between the two units over the IrDA link. Note: Alignment between the Traverse Unit and Control Unit separation must be maintained during
Max. 40" (1 meter)
separation
the measurement process.
Connected: In connected mode, the Control Unit is connected to the Traverse Unit before the measure­ment is made, as shown. To connect the Control Unit to the Traverse Unit, insert the Control Unit as shown and tilt until the latch engages.
Caution:
- Use recommended batteries only.
- Do not atttempt to recharge used batteries.
- Safely dispose of used batteries
Then replace the battery covers. After the batteries have been changed, there will be a short delay when the SR100 is turned on.
Turning On the SR100
When the Control Unit is not used for five minutes or more, it enters power save mode, turning the display off. Press any button to reactivate.
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The Traverse Unit switches off com­pletely after five minutes of inactivity. To reactivate, press the On button. An LED will flash to confirm activation.
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