Elcometer 224 Manuel utilisateur

User Guide

Elcometer 224

Surface Profile Gauge

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Gauge Overview and Box Contents

Displaying Graphs

Using the Gauge

Menu Structure - Model T

Getting Started

Menu Structure - Model B

Connecting the Probe

Downloading Data to PC or Mobile Apps &

Taking a Reading

Upgrading Your Gauge

Calibrating & Testing the Gauge

Additional Information

Calibration

Legal Notices & Regulatory Information

Batching - Model T

CONTENTS

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These operation instructions are a short User Guide only. A copy of both this Instruction Manual and an English language extended version are available for download on our

website elcometer.com. For the avoidance of doubt, please refer to the original English language version.

Gauge Dimensions: Integral: 168 x 73 x 37mm (6.61 x 2.87 x 1.46"); Separate: 141 x 73 x 37mm (5.55 x 2.87 x 1.46").

Gauge Weight: Integral: 218g (7.69oz) including batteries; Separate: 161g (5.68oz) including batteries.

into any language, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, manual or otherwise) without the prior written permission of Elcometer Limited.

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1 GAUGE OVERVIEW AND BOX CONTENTS

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Gauge Overview

1 LED Indicators - Red (left), Green (right)

2 Colour Screen

3 Multifunction Softkeys

4 On/Off Key

5 Separate Probe Connection

6 Internal Probe

7 Wrist Strap Connection

8 Battery Compartment (¼ turn open/close)

9 USB Data Output Socket (below cover)

Box Contents

§ Elcometer 224 Surface Profile Gauge

§ Calibration Test Foils; Nominal Values 125 & 500µm and

Glass Zero Tile (Integral gauges)

§ Test Certificate

§ Wrist Harness

§ Protective Case (Model B); Transit Case (Model T)

§ 1 x Screen Protector

§ Probe Protection Cap (Integral gauges)

§ 2 x AA Batteries

§ USB Cable & ElcoMaster™2.0 Software (Model T)

§ User Guide

a For separate gauges, the test foils, glass zero tile and

probe protection cap are supplied with the separate

probe.

2 USING THE GAUGE

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Model

Green LED

User Selectable Statistics - 4 rows

Battery Life Indicator

Reading Value

Bluetooth On

Calibration Softkey

Probe Scale

Batch Softkey

Upper Limit On

Bar Graph - highest, lowest & average reading

Units of Measurement - µm, mils, mm, inch

Lower Limit On

Batch Type - normal, counted average

Softkeys

Menu Softkey

Run Chart - last 20 readings

Display Softkey

Upper and Lower Limits On

Red LED - Reading outside limit

Batch Name (displayed when in batching)

Date & Time (displayed when not in batching)

1 Press and hold the ON/OFF button until the Elcometer logo is displayed

2 Select your language using the softkeys

3 Select “Auto” or “Manual” screen brightness settings

4 Follow the on screen menus

To access the language menu when in a foreign language:

1 Switch the gauge OFF

2 Press and hold the left softkey and switch the gauge ON

3 Select your language using the softkeys

1 Rotate the probe plug to align the pins

2 Screw in the collar - clockwise

3 GETTING STARTED

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4 CONNECTING THE PROBE - SEPARATE GAUGES ONLY

5 TAKING A READING

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1 Hold the probe by its sleeve

2 To take a reading, bring the probe down onto the surface whilst holding it perpendicular

3 For subsequent readings, lift the probe off and then replace it onto the surface

4 To accurately assess the surface profile 5-10 readings should be taken over a surface area of

150mm (6 sq. in.). The average of these readings will indicate the surface profile

peak-to-valley height of that area.

4Users can pre-define the number of readings using the counted average function. When in batching

(Model T), press Batch/New Batch/Batch Type, select “Counted Average” and set the number of

readings as required. The average of this pre-defined number will be saved into the batch, but the

individual readings within the counted average are not saved. When not in batching (Model B & T),

press Display/Statistics/Counted Average and set the number of readings as required. When using

counted average, the gauge switches between displaying statistics based on individual readings to

statistics based on the counted average, as each set of reading are taken.

4 The display will dim if inactive for more than 15 seconds and will go ‘black’ if inactive for the

period defined in Menu/Setup/Screen Settings/Screen Timeout. Press any key or tap the

gauge to awaken it.

4 The gauge will switch off automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity.

4 - - - indicates reading outside range of probe.

DO NOT

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Hold the probe by the probe sleeve

•

Drag the probe over the surface

•

Firmly place the probe onto the surface

•

Bang the probe down hard onto the surface

•

Allow the metal base to make contact with

the surface - to improve accuracy

•

Swing the probe by its cable

6 CALIBRATING AND TESTING THE GAUGE CALIBRATION

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To calibrate (using the glass zero tile):

1 Press the Cal softkey

2 Select “Calibrate” (Model T)

3 Follow the on-screen instructions.

To test calibration (Model T):

1 Press the Cal softkey

2 Select “Test Calibration” and follow the on-screen instructions

3 When prompted, either place the probe on to the glass zero tile or on the centre of the foil

resting on the glass tile, making sure the pin goes through the hole in the centre of the foil.

4 After continued use, the precision manufactured probe tip will wear, increasing the tip size and

will then need to be replaced. This is a user replaceable item. Please contact your Elcometer

sales representative to order new probe tips and tip replacement tool.

7 BATCHING (MODEL T)

1 To use the Batching memory facility, press the Batch softkey

2 Select “New Batch” or “Open Existing Batch” to add readings

3 Copy and review batch data

4 Select “Edit Batch” to rename, clear readings from or delete a batch

5 Fixed Batch Size allows users to pre-define the number of readings to be stored in a batch.

Once all readings have been taken the gauge automatically opens a new batch with a link

to the original batch name. For Example NewBatch_1 becomes NewBatch_2, NewBatch_3, etc.

4Save each reading into memory or store the average of a pre-defined number of readings

using the Counted Average function.

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8 DISPLAYING GRAPHS

8.1 BAR GRAPH (MODEL B & T)

The Bar Graph displays an analogue representation of the thickness

value together with the highest, lowest and average reading as

measurements are taken. To display the Bar Graph:

1 Press the Display softkey and select “Readings & Bar Graph”

4If a reading is outside set limits, the white bar and the reading value

turn red.

8.2 RUN CHART (MODEL T)

To display the Run Chart of the last 20 readings:

1 Press the Batch softkey

2 Select “New Batch” or “Open Existing Batch”

3 Press the Display softkey and select “Readings & Run Chart”.

4Red points signify a reading outside the batch’s limits (if set).

8.3 BATCH GRAPH (MODEL T)

To display the Batch Graph:

1 Select the appropriate batch name from Batch/Review Batch

2 Select “Batch Graph”.

4Red columns signify a reading outside the batch’s limits (if set).

4Press the Zoom softkey followed by ç or è to review individual readings as required.

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9 MENU STRUCTURE - ELCOMETER 224 MODEL T

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Select Statistics

Number of Readings

Mean

Lowest Reading

Highest Reading

Standard Deviation

Coefficient of Variation

Low Limit Value

Number Below Limit

High Limit Value

Number Above Limit

Nominal Value

Setup

Units

Language

Time and Date

Beep Volume

Screen Settings

Gauge Auto Off

Time and Date

Set Time

Set Date

Set Format

Display Time and Date ○

Screen Settings

Screen Brightness

Screen Timeout

Auto Display Rotation

Opening Screen

○

Set Limits

Enable Limits

Set Upper

Set Lower

Set Nominal

○

About

Gauge Information

Probe Information

Contact

Legal

Batch Limits

Enable Limits

Set Upper

Set Lower

Set Nominal

○

Batch Type

Normal

Counted Average

○

Deleted Reading

Delete With Tag

Delete Without Tag

○

New Batch

Open Batch 1

Rename Batch 1

Calibrate

Batch Type

Batch Limits

Fixed Batch Size

○

Delete Last Reading

Setup

Set Limits

Bluetooth

About

Reset

Emergency Light

Calibration

Calibrate

Factory Calibration

Calibration Lock

Test Calibration ○

○

Review Batch

Batch 1

Statistics

Batch Information

Calibration Information

Readings

Graph

Units

µm

mils

inch

○

Bluetooth

Enable Bluetooth

Bluetooth ID xxxxxx

Bluetooth Code xxxxxx

○

Legal

Legal Notices

Regulatory

Display

Clear Statistics

Readings Only

Readings & Selected Stats

Readings & Run Chart

Readings & Bar Graph

Batch Graph

Statistics

○

Statistics

Clear Statistics

View Selected

View All

Select Statistics

Counted Average

Batch

Memory Free

New Batch

Open Existing Batch

Exit Batching

Edit Batch

Copy Batch

Review Batch

Deleted Reading

Edit Batch

Rename Batch

Clear Batch

Delete Batch

Regulatory

QDID xxxxx

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10 MENU STRUCTURE - ELCOMETER 224 MODEL B

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11.1 ELCOMASTER™ 2.0

1 Using ElcoMaster™ 2.0 - supplied with the Elcometer 224 Model T, and available as a free

download at elcometer.com - all gauges can transmit readings to a PC for archiving and report

generation. Data can be transferred via Bluetooth (Model T) or USB. For more information on

ElcoMaster™ 2.0 visit www.elcometer.com.

2 All Elcometer 224 gauge firmware can be upgraded to the latest versions, as they become

available. Elcometer 224 B & T models can be upgraded by the User via ElcoMaster™ 2.0.

™

3 ElcoMaster 2.0 will inform you of any updates when the gauge is connected to the PC with

an internet connection.

11 DOWNLOADING DATA TO PC OR MOBILE APPS & UPGRADING YOUR GAUGE

Select Statistics

Number of Readings

Mean

Lowest Reading

Highest Reading

Standard Deviation

Coefficient of Variation

Setup

Units

Language

Beep Volume

Screen Settings

Gauge Auto Off

Screen Settings

Screen Brightness

Screen Timeout

Auto Display Rotation

Opening Screen

About

Gauge Information

Probe Information

Contact

Legal

○

Delete Last Reading

Setup

About

Reset

Emergency Light

Calibration

Pressing the Cal Softkey

starts the calibration process

Data

Last Five Readings

50.5 µm

52.3 µm

51.0 µm

51.8 µm

51.5 µm

Escape Delete Ok

○

Units

µm

mils

inch

○

Legal

Legal Notices

Regulatory

Display

Clear Statistics

Readings Only

Readings & Selected Stats

Readings & Bar Graph

Statistics

○

Statistics

Clear Statistics

View Selected

View All

Select Statistics

Counted Average Regulatory

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