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MMS

®

 Inspection SPG High

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Safety information

Servicing and repairs

Modifications, repairs as well as maintenance and service work on the gage 

and accessories may be carried out only by service personnel authorized by 

the manufacturer.
Exception: Changing the batteries/rechargeable batteries.

Summary of Contents for MMS Inspection SPG High

Page 1: ...Operator s Manual MMS Inspection SPG Gage type High Coating Thickness Material Analysis Nanoindentation Material Testing...

Page 2: ...GmbH Institut f r Elektronik und Messtechnik Subject to correction and technical changes MMS is a registered trade mark of the Helmut Fischer GmbH Institut f r Elek tronik und Messtechnik in Germany...

Page 3: ...ing on the gage 16 3 3 Switching off the gage 16 4 Getting started 17 5 Settings for measurement 18 5 1 Visual inspection of probe tips 19 5 2 Creating a new batch 20 5 3 Opening a batch 21 6 Measurem...

Page 4: ...Assigning changing batch names 35 10 Replacing the probe tip 36 11 Glossary 38 11 1 Glossary Display symbols 41 11 2 Glossary Display texts 41 12 About 44 13 Legal Informations 45 13 1 USA FCC Federal...

Page 5: ...sk of damage ensuing there from is borne solely by the user Only accessories approved or recommended by the manufacturer may be con nected to the gage 1 2 Environmental conditions Ambient temperature...

Page 6: ...he device in a box or protective cover 1 3 Safety of the electrical equipment Only accessories approved or recommended by the manufacturer may be con nected to the gage USB cable Damaged USB cable Kin...

Page 7: ...Servicing and repairs Modifications repairs as well as maintenance and service work on the gage and accessories may be carried out only by service personnel authorized by the manufacturer Exception C...

Page 8: ...optically and acoustically as well as by vi brating the gage Additional information can be found in the data sheet page 11 2 1 Measurement view example 1 Batch name 2 Specification limits 3 Current m...

Page 9: ...ement acquisition and limit violations 3 Display 4 Keys On off key for description see page 6 5 Positioning aid for reliable placement of the gage on the surface 6 Probe tip 7 USB port 8 Battery compa...

Page 10: ...mple The key has two functions It switches the gage on and off when the key is held for at least 1 s Function shown in the bottom line of the display The key has two functions It moves the cursor high...

Page 11: ...ue mean value mean Min Max measured reading per location Value Resolution low medium high Save measurements Powering on off Batches New List of saved batches After a batch has been selected it can be...

Page 12: ...High Description Probe Settings Raw data from probe Line frequency settings About Information about software version and probe as well as legal informa tion such as copyright data protec tion conditio...

Page 13: ...pplication Batch 001 settings Limit monitoring Measured reading grouping Display value from i single readings Measured reading view decimal places for the mea sured reading Unit of measurement Save me...

Page 14: ...10 MMS Inspection SPG High Description...

Page 15: ...Data Sheet MMS Inspection SPG Surface profile measurement according to ASTM D4417 Method B 1 1 Technical Data Easy and convenient operation Compact and robust case Scale 1 1...

Page 16: ...rement acquisition audible and optical and USB interface for data transfer High end gage with large data memory for 250 000 measured values in 2500 batches display of measurement acquisition audible a...

Page 17: ...show signs of wear and should be replaced Display of measurement acquisition Audible by a short beep and visual by colored illuminated LED gage variant High Addi tional by gage vibration Display for...

Page 18: ...re not permissible Weight incl batteries about 392 g Power supply 2 batteries Mignon Alkaline or Lithium LR6 AA 1 5 V 2 rechargeable batteries Mignon NiMH HR6 AA Battery life Specifications valid for...

Page 19: ...asuring instrument must rest completely on the surface Scope of Supply Gage 2 batteries USB cable type C to type A 1 m 39 4 inches calibration standard set 605 308 guideline Order Information MMS Insp...

Page 20: ...geable batteries cannot be charged in the gage Individual rechargeable batteries in the gage cannot be charged via the USB port Use a commercially available charger to charge individual rechargeable b...

Page 21: ...witch on the gage 2 Open a batch or create a new one Opening a batch see page 21 Creating a new batch see page 20 3 Take a measurement on the sample see Page 22 If the specified precision is not achie...

Page 22: ...cation limit monitoring or grouping of measured readings in measurement blocks during the measurement The link to the Calibration 001 to which the measurements are referenced is also saved in the batc...

Page 23: ...the probe tips should therefore be visually inspected at regular intervals When to perform Our recommendation At the start of each series of measurements Before each calibration Required materials Ga...

Page 24: ...ccording to customer specifications Before you start The gage is switched on key Creating a new batch 1 Main Menu V Batches OK New OK 2 Measurements in air Hold the device in your hand and press OK Th...

Page 25: ...on key Opening an existing batch 1 Main Menu Batches OK 2 Select the desired batch from the list 3 OK 4 MEASURE OK 5 Measurements in air Hold the device in your hand and press OK Measurement view for...

Page 26: ...ew the statistics of the open measurement block Press the BLOCK key 6 1 Notes on measuring Essentially If the specified precision is not achieved during the measure ment you must recalibrate the gage...

Page 27: ...The measurement acquisition is reported audibly and also by the illumination of the sig nal lamp The new measured reading appears in the dis play 3 Lifting the gage Lift the gage from the sur face Th...

Page 28: ...r the accuracy to which the following measurements can be performed Measurements can never be more accurate than the calibration 7 1 Calibration When necessary After switching on the gage To start a s...

Page 29: ...th 1 or 2 calibration shims Observe Foil calibration step calibration shim page 28 Calibration with only 1 calibration shim Skip the calibration step Foil 2 with No Skip the next two calibration steps...

Page 30: ...g the gage Place the gage on the sur face B Measurement acquisi tion The measurement acquisition is reported by a beep and also by the illumination of the signal lamp The new mea sured reading appears...

Page 31: ...ess display of the calibration steps example of 3 calibration steps calibration step 1 current 5 Currently measured reading example 6 Mean value of the previously measured measured readings example 7...

Page 32: ...ibration shim s from scope of supply The hole in the shim marks the specified measuring area Glass plate from scope of supply Procedure Foil calibration step calibration shim 1 Position the calibratio...

Page 33: ...tip must be touching the glass plate within the hole B Measurement acquisi tion The measurement acquisition is reported by a beep and also by the illumination of the signal lamp The new mea sured read...

Page 34: ...ation step 2 current 5 Currently measured reading example 6 Mean value of the previously measured measured readings example 7 Deletes the last measured reading 8 Opens the window to set the calibratio...

Page 35: ...ce smart phone tablet with a An droid as of 5 0 or IOS as of 9 0 operating system You can download the app for free from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store Procedure 1 Establish a WiFi connectio...

Page 36: ...pdf file for reports Date and time of measurement block creation and measurement capture tester name single readings tolerance specification limits if in the selected application set are always repor...

Page 37: ...the desired batch is open in the gage which measured values should be transferred to the computer while mea suring Procedure 1 Activate the data export via USB interface in the gage Main menu v Gage...

Page 38: ...ansfer PC In the PC Datex Add In tap on button Cancel of the PC Datex window What can you do next Open another batch see page 21 Make further measurements with the gage see page 22 Delete readings of...

Page 39: ...u Batches OK 2 Select the desired batch from the list 3 OK Rename OK 4 Change name Move cursor by means of the and OK keys Select the desired character by means of the keys Delete character Select spa...

Page 40: ...visibly damaged Required materials Gage Probe tip replacement kit 605 434 Small screwdriver Replacing the probe tip procedure 1 Using exchange tool 605 248 rotate the probe tip out of the housing Inse...

Page 41: ...un a calibration see page 24 5 Place the new probe tip with felt ring attached in the housing 6 Using exchange tool 605 248 care fully and without using additional force screw the new probe tip into t...

Page 42: ...ch A file for organizing and controlling the measurement data All the settings rel evant to the measurement and the measured readings themselves are saved in a file In the gage such a file is marked a...

Page 43: ...glass plate from the scope of supply Calibration foil Measurements on the calibration shim which lies directly on the glass plate Required material Calibration shims from the scope of supply The hole...

Page 44: ...40 MMS Inspection SPG High Glossary Zero see under Calibration standards...

Page 45: ...blocks Graphical representation of all measured readings in a progress di agram Lists of individual values in a block Gage Settings menu contains a list of alterable gage settings Identifies informat...

Page 46: ...urement view Moves the cursor Moves the selection highlight Increases decreases the numerical value displayed Opens another menu page for a option selection Turn page Opens the Delete function 11 2 2...

Page 47: ...ber of measured readings below the lower specification limit V Coefficient of variation percent variation of a series of measurements standard deviation from the mean value x Location value Maximum va...

Page 48: ...n Navigation Select the desired parameter batch Confirms selection Scrolls forward through the page Exit page scrolls back to the previous page Call up menu Main menu V Gage Settings OK About OK Call...

Page 49: ...interfer ence to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be re quired to correct the interference at...

Page 50: ...e while operating can be well below the maximum value This is because the Device is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network The exposure...

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