Starrett W798 Manuel utilisateur
Trust Is In The Name User Manual
PKG08862- UMW798
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W798 ELECTRONIC CALIPER
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Caution 5
W798 Wireless Caliper 5
Buttons and Display 6
Wireless Communication 6
Wireless Functions 7
Communicating with your Wireless Tool 8
Establishing First Communication 8
Moving Tools Between Gateways 8-9
Rechargeable Battery Care and Maintenance 10
Startup Sequence 11
Specifications 12
Spanish 13
French 23
Portuguese 33
Chinese 43
German 53
Italian
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Caution
• When you turn on the Caliper, check the lower left of the display to see if the
battery symbol is showing. If the battery symbol is showing (Fig.1) then refer to
the “Rechargeable Battery Care and Maintenance”section, on page 6. If there is no
battery symbol visible then the battery is charged.
• Avoid extreme temperatures,direct sunlight or below freezing for extended periods.
• Avoid dropping the Caliper. Avoid shocks to the slide and measurement faces.
Frequently clean the faces using a dry cloth or a chamois.
• Isopropyl alcohol may be used to remove gummy deposits on metallic parts, but
do not use strong solvents.
• Apply a very light coat of lubricant on all the mechanical parts.
• Do not use aggressive solvents to clean plastic components.
• Avoid any disassembly or modification of the Caliper.
• Avoid using anything that might damage the buttons when pressing the buttons.
• Do not mark the tool with an electric marking pen as this may damage the tool.
W798 Wireless Caliper
The W series is unique in two ways, it has built in wireless communication and the
new rechargeable battery. The wireless tool works with DATASURE® Advanced 4.0
(DSA 4.0) program, and also works with the new Starrett Wireless Handtools Mobile
Application. The App can be found via the Apple’s App store or on the Google Play
website. The W798 Caliper has a new wireless symbol on the display (Fig.2A) and a
wireless\radio button on the top (Fig.2B).
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Buttons and Display
–The Red IN/mm– Zero button
is a rocker switch.
–Turn on the Caliper with one
press of the Zero
–Button, Fig.2A or by moving
the slide.
–The Inch / Millimeter button
will change the units
displayed.
–A quick press on the zero
button will zero the
measurement reading.
–To turn off the tool press and
hold the Zero button until
the display turns off.
Wireless Communication
–Press and hold the Radio
button to turn on wireless
communication. Fig.2B
–When the display shows OFF,
release the button and the
display will show On and then
return to displaying the live
reading.
–The wireless symbol will light
up on the display.
–A quick press of the
Radio button will send a
measurement reading to
DSA 4.0.
–DSA 4.0 can also request a
measurement from the tool.
–To turn off the wireless, press
and hold the Radio button
until the display shows “On”,
release the button and the
display will show “Off” and
then the wireless symbol will
be turned off.
–The USB Micro B port is not a
data port, it is used only for
charging the battery.
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WIRELESS OVERVIEW
Wireless Functions
–The new Wireless button (Fig.5) on the W798 Caliper is used for
these three functions; wireless on/off, sending a reading, and to
change/reset a function in profile mode.
–You can turn the wireless “On” or “Off” by pressing and holding
the Wireless Radio Button for more than two seconds.The
display will show the current wireless state either “On” or “Off”
(Fig.3A-B). When you release the button, the new state, either
“on” or “off” will be shown on the display for two seconds, and
then the tool will revert back to the current reading. You can tell
that the wireless is on when you see the wireless symbol on the
display, Fig.5.
–When the radio is active, a short press on the radio button will
transmit a reading, however, if the radio is off, nothing will
happen. The wireless icon (Fig.5) on the display will be shown
only when it is on and will flash when the tool is communicating
with another device.
–If you press and hold the Wireless button, you will go into the
functions mode and be able to change between the three
functions. The tool will display either “ On” or “Off” and then
the current function. If you continue to hold the Wireless button,
and then press the In/mm button, the tool will cycle through the
functions one at a time. When the desired function is displayed
release the Wireless button to select the function.
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WIRELESS OVERVIEW
Communicating with your Wireless Tool
Starrett Wireless Tools communicate with a DSA 4.0 Gateway using
encryption. This prevents outsiders from ‘listening in’ to the data
being sent. The first time a wireless tool talks to a Gateway they
establish a set of security keys. Both sides remember the key and
use it to reestablish communications. This can occur when the tool
is turned off or is moved out of radio range. Once the tool is within
range and turned on, the Wireless Tool and the Gateway will use the
security keys to automatically resume communicating.
Establishing First Communication
Make sure your DSA 4.0 system is on and communicating with the
Gateway (1). Turn on the tool, and after a little while the tool will
appear in the DSA 4.0 application on the Gateway Tab, match the UID
number on the tool with the one in DSA 4.0. The Permissions column
will be Red and labeled “Blocked”. Click on the Blocked Button. The
Button will immediately turn Gray and display “Updating”. After a
slight delay the button will turn green and display Allowed.At this
time the wireless tool has a blank security key, and after a slight
delay the Connection Status column will change to Online and show
Green. This means that they have exchanged keys and successfully
established a secure link.
Moving Tools Between Gateways
If a Wireless Tool has established a secure link with a Gateway (1) and
you want to move the tool to a new Gateway(2), the tool’s security
key needs to be reset.
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WIRELESS OVERVIEW
Resetting a Wireless Tools Security Key
1. First Turn off the Tool, and then block it on the Gateway tab of the
Gateway(1) in DSA 4.0.
2. Wait for DSA 4.0 to report the End Node is offline.
3. Turn on the tool.
4. Press and hold the Wireless Radio button.
5. If the display shows On, continue to hold the button and then go
to step 9.
6. If the display shows OFF, release the button.
7. The display will show On and then return to displaying the live
reading.
8. Press and Hold the Radio Button again.
9. The Display will then show “DSA”.
10. Press the IN/mm button until you see “RESEt.” on the display.
11. Release the Radio Button. The security Key has been erased.
12. Move within range of the new Gateway(2) and follow
“Establishing First Communications” above.
Moving back to Gateway(1)
If you move the Wireless Tool to a Gateway(1) that has already
exchanged security keys with the wireless tool, then the security keys
for both the wireless tool and gateway need to be erased.
Follow “ Resetting a Wireless Tools Security Key:” above steps 1-11..
Keep the Wireless Tool on, Go to the DSA 4.0 application and navigate
to the Gateways tab.
–Note the UID number label on the Wireless Tool and select that UID
number in the Device Selection drop down box.
–Press the “Reset Security Key” button below the drop down.
The tool should change to Online, and a secure link has been
established.
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RECHARGEABLE BATTERY
Rechargeable Battery Care and Maintenance
The rechargeable battery in your tool will last far longer when
maintained properly. When the charge on the battery is getting low,
a battery symbol will be visible on the bottom left side of the display
(Fig.6D). When you see this icon, charge the battery at the next
opportunity. See Fig.6C-E below for information about changes to the
battery icon and what they mean. Fig.6A shows where to attach the
USB Micro B side of the cable into the tool. The USB cable is keyed to
plug in only one way, check the orientation of the cable end and the
USB port before plugging in the cable. The tool may be used while
it is plugged in. If you wait to long to recharge the battery, the tool
will automatically shut down completely to conserve the remaining
charge on the battery. The battery must have a minimum charge to
be recharged. If the tool will not turn on with the Zero button or slide
movement, then you must charge the tool.When the tool is plugged
in after being completely shutdown, the tool will go through an
initialization startup phase, See “Startup Sequence” in this manual,
Pg.7. We recommend that the tool only be charged when the battery
icon is visible to help prolong battery life. Depending on use, the
time between charges could be weekly under heavy use or monthly
under light use.
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