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5 Memory display

Deleting the latest data

The latest data stored in the IG-340 main unit can be deleted.
The latest data means the following.
• If there is measured data: Measured data stored last
• If there is no measured data: Average data calculated last

Note

When other data is displayed, pressing the [CLEAR] button 
does not delete the data.

Deleting all data

All measured data and average data stored in the IG-340 main 
unit can be deleted collectively.

1.

Display the latest data.

2.

Press the [CLEAR] button.

The latest data is deleted.

1.

Press the [DATA] button and 
the [CLEAR] button 
simultaneously.

All data is deleted.

Summary of Contents for IG-340

Page 1: ...19 2019 HORIBA Ltd CODE GZ0000570023A Instruction Manual Gloss Checker Scan this QR Code to download the instruction manuals in PDF format Japanese English and other languages https www horiba com man...

Page 2: ...ed items 10 Names of parts 11 Types of displays 18 Types of measurement modes 19 3 Using the product for the first time 20 4 How to use 21 Measurement procedure 21 Note for measurement 23 Measurement...

Page 3: ...damaged Product attributable to responsibility of HORIBA Ltd for a period of one 1 year from the delivery unless otherwise agreed with a written agreement In any one of the following cases none of the...

Page 4: ...PRODUCT SCRATCH OR SOIL OF MEASURED OBJECTS CAUSED BY THIS PRODUCT CHANGE OR LOSS OF DATA LOSS OF BUISINESS INTEREST OPPORTUNITY LOSS AND SO ON Trademarks Windows is a registered trademark or tradema...

Page 5: ...onditions In the event of inconsistency between the terms and conditions of the OSS and this manual the terms and conditions of the OSS shall prevail For customers information the OSS included in the...

Page 6: ...the instructions carefully Hazard classification Warning symbols This indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to al...

Page 7: ...standard plate of the protective cover is made of glass A hand may be cut by broken glass Do not cause a short circuit between terminals of the battery case If a short circuit occurs due to a contact...

Page 8: ...tive cover is not provided Do not subject the product to excessive moisture or dust Keep the product away from fire Turn OFF the power after use Remove the batteries if the product is not used for pro...

Page 9: ...only for use with this product Disposal of the product When disposing of the product follow the related laws and or regulations of your country Designed life This product is designed with an intended...

Page 10: ...Also the data measured data and average data stored in the IG 340 main unit can be output to a personal computer referred to as PC in the rest of this document equipped with Windows via USB refer to...

Page 11: ...of parts Appearance Fig 1 IG 340 main unit Display Control panel USB connector with cap Standard plate Side button Protective cover Measurement area Mesurement position mark for center of major axis...

Page 12: ...VG lights when average data is being calculated Memory display AVG lights when average data is being displayed page 27 page 32 3 Measurement mode and measurement status The display conditions of measu...

Page 13: ...USB not connected Lighting USB connected Blinking Data being output page 34 6 Battery level The battery remaining amount is indicated Fewer the scale indications less the battery remaining amount When...

Page 14: ...e 31 page 19 8 Glossiness Measurement value measured data average data and in MAX mode Maximum value among measurement values hereafter referred to as MAX value is indicated When an error has occurred...

Page 15: ...ATA IN MEAS Pressing this button performs either of the following Storing a measurement value displayed on the measurement display Switching from the memory display or setting display to the measureme...

Page 16: ...from stored data page 27 page 32 7 ALL CLEAR Pressing this button deletes all stored data measurement data and average data page 33 8 CLEAR Pressing this button deletes MAX value data or the latest st...

Page 17: ...17 2 Overview Side button Fig 4 Side button 1 No Button name Function Ref 1 Side button Pressing this button stores a measurement value displayed on the measurement display page 26...

Page 18: ...a can be performed refer to page 22 Memory display Stored data is displayed refer to page 30 Setting display Settings can be performed refer to page 37 Fig 5 shows the displays and buttons used for sw...

Page 19: ...play position as needed MAX mode Both a glossiness being measured and a maximum value immediately after the measurement starts are displayed The MAX value is displayed at the glossiness display positi...

Page 20: ...t for the first time 1 Attaching the batteries refer to page 43 2 Power ON refer to page 21 3 Clock setting refer to page 38 4 Standard value setting as needed refer to page 39 5 Auto power OFF settin...

Page 21: ...n unit Be careful not to cause looseness and backlash of the cover when attaching 2 Press the power button The power turns ON and the measurement display appears Fig 7 Power button Note When a sound b...

Page 22: ...age 28 Tip The calibration value is printed next to the standard plate in the protective cover Measurement 1 Remove the protective cover and bring the measurement area of the IG 340 main unit into clo...

Page 23: ...surement values to be unstable Bring the entire measurement area into close contact with the measurement target surface The measurement dimension dimension where the light from light source hits the m...

Page 24: ...5 on the measurement display Perform calibration using the standard plate supplied with the protective cover If calibration is performed using an object other than the standard plate the accuracy of m...

Page 25: ...Fig 9 Holding a measurement value 2 To release the hold state press the HOLD button again The hold state is released and the HOLD disappears Tip The held measurement value is also released in the fol...

Page 26: ...stored in the IG 340 main unit together with the data No Up to 100 pieces of measured data can be stored The stored measured data can be viewed or deleted on the memory display refer to page 30 The DA...

Page 27: ...g and storing an average value page 32 in the Memory display section Note Calculating the average value deletes the measured data from the IG 340 main unit With this operation the held measurement val...

Page 28: ...ive cover to the IG 340 main unit Be careful not to cause looseness and backlash of the cover when attaching 2 Press and hold the CAL button for two seconds Calibration starts CAL blinks at the glossi...

Page 29: ...Clean the lens and standard plate refer to page 42 before calibration If calibration is performed using an object other than the standard plate supplied with the protective cover the accuracy of the...

Page 30: ...display to access the memory display The following functions are available on the memory display Viewing stored data refer to page 31 Calculating and storing an average value refer to page 32 Deleting...

Page 31: ...ay the measured data stored last is displayed if there is no measured data the average data calculated last is displayed When the average data is displayed AVG indication is added next to No Press the...

Page 32: ...No 001 is stored 1 Press the AVG button If three pieces or more of measured data are stored in the IG 340 main unit an average value obtained excluding the maximum value and minimum value is stored in...

Page 33: ...is no measured data Average data calculated last Note When other data is displayed pressing the CLEAR button does not delete the data Deleting all data All measured data and average data stored in the...

Page 34: ...ce Then the Windows standard driver is automatically installed Note Use a micro USB cable 2 m or less that enables data output Charge only type of USB cable cannot be used Operable operating system Wi...

Page 35: ...are on the PC 5 Set the character input mode of the PC to one byte Note Texts cannot be normally output when the character input mode is set to two bytes 6 Press the SET button The data is output and...

Page 36: ...g 15 Data output example HORIBA IG 340 Average Data No Data Time 001 91 0 2019 10 01 1120 002 90 9 2019 10 01 1125 009 90 1 2019 10 01 1129 010 90 0 2019 10 01 1130 Measurement Data No Data Time Mode...

Page 37: ...ting display of the setting display Each time the SET button is pressed the display is switched to each setting display Pressing the SET button on the measurement mode setting display returns to the m...

Page 38: ...measurement 1 Press the SET button on the measurement display The display switches to the clock setting display refer to page 37 2 Press the HOLD button or button to set the current time and date year...

Page 39: ...d the display moves to the standard value setting display The clock setting is now complete To return to the measurement display without setting the subsequent items press the DATA IN MEAS button Stan...

Page 40: ...lues beyond the range of glossiness 0 5 on the measurement display the power automatically turns OFF The auto power OFF can be enabled or disabled any time 1 Press the SET button until the auto power...

Page 41: ...of measurement modes page 19 1 Press the SET button until the measurement mode setting display is displayed refer to page 37 2 Press the HOLD button or the button to switch between ON and OFF ON MAX m...

Page 42: ...e 1 Ensure that the power is turned OFF If the power is turned ON turn it OFF 2 Remove the protective cover from the IG 340 main unit and check the lens on the measurement area and the standard plate...

Page 43: ...are removed the clock within the IG 340 main unit is reset According to Clock setting page 38 set the clock information again Fig 17 Replacement of the batteries 1 Remove the battery cover Hook a flat...

Page 44: ...longed periods When the battery level indicator is blinking only with a frame refer to page 13 replace the batteries with new ones Do not mix a new battery with an old battery When disposing of the us...

Page 45: ...e power button is pressed Battery shortage Replace the batteries with new ones page 43 Batteryinsertion direction is wrong Insert the battery in correct direction When the power button is pressed Err...

Page 46: ...easurement values are not displayed or do not change Hold state Press the HOLD button to release the hold state page 25 Memory display Press the DATA IN MEAS button to switch to the measurement displa...

Page 47: ...ate is damaged Replace the protective cover with standard plate The measurement area is floating from the measurement target surface Bring the measurement area into close contact with the measurement...

Page 48: ...y page 33 After the AVG button is pressed FUL is displayed at the glossiness display position The average value stored by pressing the AVG button differs from the arithmetic mean value When there are...

Page 49: ...ansferred although the SET button is pressed on the memory display The input screen of application software of PC is not active Click or tap the input screen of application software to activate it pag...

Page 50: ...al system Incident angle and light receiving angle 60 Light source LED wavelength 880 nm Light receiver Silicon photo diode Temperature Humidity range Use 0 C to 40 C 35 to 85 Storage 10 C to 40 C 35...

Page 51: ...USB Type B bus power not available Connect a micro USB cable 2 m or less that enables data output Accessories 3 Protective cover with standard plate 3200840869 Soft case 3200829076 Lens cloth 32008291...

Page 52: ...rrectly since it is affected by reflection from the bottom surface Fig 19 Measurement propriety for materials About glossiness standard The glossiness is an amount that represents the degree of regula...

Page 53: ...t light sources This product adopts a method unique to HORIBA Ltd for the light source near infrared LED Optical system configuration Fig 20 Optical system configuration Light source Lens Lens Photo d...

Page 54: ...2 Miyanohigashi Kisshoin Minami ku Kyoto 601 8510 Japan http www horiba com...

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