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3 Advanced Operations and Useful Functions

No. 99MAM029A

 

Changing process of the print character font size

1 

Set the "PRINT SIZE" of parameter.

1 

While pressing 

DATA

 press 

POWER

, and 

after releasing 

POWER

, release 

DATA

.

 

» The power is turned on and enters the 

parameter setup mode.

2 

Press 

DATA

 repeatedly until "7 PRINT 

SIZE" is printed.

 

» "7 PRINT SIZE    : LARGE" or "7 PRINT 

SIZE    : NORMAL" currently set is 

printed.

3 

Press 

STAT.

OUT LOG

.

 

» The switched "7 PRINT SIZE" is printed.

4 

Press 

DATA

 repeatedly until the param-

eter settings list is printed.

 

» The setting is completed.

POWER

TOL.

REC/STOP

PRINTER

CLEAR

STAT.

OUT LOG

CANCEL

DATA

FEED

Summary of Contents for DP-1VA LOGGER

Page 1: ...al Processing Printer for Quality Control Digimatic Mini Processor DP 1VA LOGGER Read this User s Manual thoroughly before operating the instrument After reading retain it close at hand for future ref...

Page 2: ...at the outset of this manual before using the instrument y y The contents in this manual are based on the information current as of July 2017 y y No part or whole of this manual may be transmitted or...

Page 3: ...not avoided could result in serious injury or death CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor injury NOTICE Indicates a potentially hazardous situati...

Page 4: ...product This section describes where the label is applied and warning information Before operating this product be sure to carefully read this section to use it safely for an extended period of servi...

Page 5: ...er any circumstance The product should not be used in places where volatile gas can be generated It may cause a fire Use with the designated power supply voltage Continued use of the product with a po...

Page 6: ...tly affected by cutting oil or water y y Places with direct daylight hot air or cold air y y Places where instruments generating electromagnetic noise such as a welding ma chine or electric discharge...

Page 7: ...an or re provision of the technology including program you are obligated to observe the regulations of your country Also if an option is added or modified to add a function to this product this produc...

Page 8: ...ber countries and this symbol indicates that the product shall not be treat ed as household waste To reduce the environmental impact and minimize the volume of landfills please cooperate in reusing an...

Page 9: ...urges or natural disasters etc y y Failure or damage due to use in combination with hardware or software other than those designated or permitted by Mitutoyo y y Failure or damage due to use in ultra...

Page 10: ...toyo is found to be liable to you for any damage or loss which arises out of or is in any way connected with use of this product by you in no event shall Mitutoyo s and or its affiliated and related c...

Page 11: ...tline of the product functions of each part how to use and maintenance details Notes for reading this document This indicates the specific operation procedure In other words this indicates the work pr...

Page 12: ...his documents will be explained Round brackets Used to explain the contents of previous items or add auxiliary explanation to it Quotation marks Used to emphasize the expression Or to indicate the ref...

Page 13: ...viii This Document ix 1 Outline 1 1 1 Packing Content Confirmation 1 1 2 Functional Outline 2 1 3 Names and Main Functions of Each Part 4 1 3 1 Names of Each Part 4 1 3 2 Names and Functions of Operat...

Page 14: ...Data Log Function 35 3 4 2 Start Stop of Logging Collective Print Deletion of Log Data 37 3 5 Inputting and Printing of the KA Counter Data with RS 232C 39 3 6 Other Functions 43 3 6 1 Timer Input of...

Page 15: ...ings and Setting Items 63 6 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 65 6 1 Maintenance 65 6 2 Error Displays 67 6 2 1 Error Displays with Power LED 67 6 2 2 Other Error Displays 68 6 3 Troubleshooting 70 7 Sp...

Page 16: ...xiv No 99MAM029A...

Page 17: ...dry batteries are not supplied Please prepare them as needed For further details on the required dry batteries refer to 2 1 1 AC Adapter Con necting and Battery Cells Setting on page 7 An optional de...

Page 18: ...a logging and USB output to PC 3 4 Logging of Measurement Data and Printing Output of Log Data on page 35 Up to a maximum of 1 000 entries of measurement data can be logged stored in the internal memo...

Page 19: ...dicating Temporal Changes of Measurement Data Printing MODE2 on page 29 The measurement data in the D chart which visually represents the change of dis placement of measurement data can be printed on...

Page 20: ...l Serial No Power INPUT OUTPUT ADAPTER IN OUT USB micro connector B receptacle Back Side Power LED Tolerance judgment LED Printer paper cover DC jack Output connector Input connector The output connec...

Page 21: ...While being pressed the printer paper is fed TOL REC STOP key Press to enter or exit the setting mode for the limit data upper lower speci cation limit value Hold down to start stop the data logging...

Page 22: ...6 1 Outline No 99MAM029A...

Page 23: ...r to an electrical outlet and the DC plug to the DC jack on the right side of the product NOTICE Use only one of the following of our specified AC adapters Use of an AC adapter not included in the lis...

Page 24: ...tery terminals may cause a malfunction such as poor contact or short circuiting If the product is not used for a long period of time remove the batteries If the batteries are left inside battery liqui...

Page 25: ...s 2 Press the release lever downward to the direction of OPEN The printer paper cover will be opened slightly OPEN INPUT OUTPUT ADAPTER Release lever 3 Open the printer paper cover Printer paper cover...

Page 26: ...WER and then release a finger from the key The power LED is lit the printer paper is fed and then Mitutoyo DP 1VA LOGGER the mode number time date number of log data and log condition are printed 2 Ho...

Page 27: ...ed POWER TOL REC STOP PRINTER CLEAR STAT OUT LOG CANCEL DATA FEED DATA POWER Tips The parameter setup mode is entered with the operations above When DATA is pressed in this state various parameters ca...

Page 28: ...shown in the right figure Tips To change the date calculate count the number of changes from the printed date and go to 2 Date currently set Explanation on key operation for date setting 2 Input the...

Page 29: ...STAT OUT LOG 4 When the desired time is not printed change it with procedure 1 or 2 POWER TOL REC STOP PRINTER CLEAR STAT OUT LOG CANCEL DATA FEED Minute 0 1 59 0 PRINTER Hour 0 1 23 0 CLEAR STAT OUT...

Page 30: ...put connector INPUT on the right side of the product and connect another one to the output connector of the measuring instrument with the Digimatic output side INPUT OUTPUT DATA IN OUT INPUT Input con...

Page 31: ...A by using an optional foot switch Parts No 937179T cable length 2 m Connect the foot switch to the foot switch connector EXT P on the lower side of the product INPUT OUTPUT ADAPTER IN OUT Connector f...

Page 32: ...Digimatic Caliper to the product via a Digimatic connection cable DATA INPUT OUTPUT IN OUT Digimatic Caliper Digimatic connection cable For further details on the connection method refer to 2 1 5 Con...

Page 33: ...To turn off the blinking LED input normal measurement data 6 Continuously measure the workpiece with the Digimatic Caliper to input the measurement data 1 Measure the workpiece with the Digimat ic Ca...

Page 34: ...Connect to the measuring instrument with Digimatic output via a Digimatic connection cable in the power off state 2 Turn on the power of the measuring instrument with Digimatic output 3 Turn on the pr...

Page 35: ...imit data for tolerance judgment following the operation below 1 Connect a measuring instrument with Digimatic output to the product For further details on the connection method refer to 2 1 5 Connect...

Page 36: ...MIT1 7 Display the value to be set as a lower specification limit or upper specification limit with the measuring instrument with Digimatic output 8 Input the data 1 Press DATA Second limit data is pr...

Page 37: ...ion as those done for limit data 2 Tips After completing limit data 5 setting it returns to limit data 1 setting again The same value can not be set for LIMIT1 and LIMIT2 If the same values are input...

Page 38: ...LOG is pressed 3 Press TOL REC STOP Limit data to be used is determined NEW LIMIT DATA and LIMIT DATA 1 are printed 2 3 When using the limit data 1 4 Turn on the power of the measuring instrument with...

Page 39: ...Tips If the limit data desired to delete is printed with the operation in procedure 1 this opera tion is not required Proceed to procedure 3 1 Continue to press STAT OUT LOG until the limit data desi...

Page 40: ...calculation result is printed Statistical calculation value Refer to the next page for the expla nation on statistical calculation value Histogram only when the tolerance is set Lower specification li...

Page 41: ...ple Standard Deviation n 1 N ESXi2 Xi 2 N E N 1 1 2 NG Number of data lower than the lower specification limit value Number of data for which LSL Xi NG Number of data higher than the upper specificati...

Page 42: ...26 2 Basic Operations No 99MAM029A...

Page 43: ...e The operation to measure in MODE0 and print its result is explained here 1 Set the WORK MODE to MODE0 1 While pressing DATA press POWER and after releasing POWER release DATA The power is turned on...

Page 44: ...dgment result can be printed maximum 100 000 lines when the WORK MODE is set to MODE0 When printing the statistical calculation result or histogram MODE1 When printing D chart MODE2 when DP 1 mode is...

Page 45: ...YSTEM MODE is DP 1 D chart Upper speci cation limit value Center Lower speci cation limit value Tips The D of the D chart stands for Displacement and the D chart is the chart that graphs the displacem...

Page 46: ...a is printed in D chart format each time DATA is pressed D chart Symbol for the outside toler ance Tips Symbol in the D chart represents that the measurement data is out of the toler ance The maximum...

Page 47: ...ing data can be printed The printing operation is explained here The measurement data and calculation result of subgroup 1 The measurement data and calculation result of subgroup 2 Average value Range...

Page 48: ...measurement When the WORK MODE is set to MODE3 the key operation differs from usual as shown below Key During subgroup measurement After completion of subgroup measurement CLEAR Re input from the No 1...

Page 49: ...determining sample size 1 Press STAT OUT LOG The number of samples is set to the sub group sample size and the calculation result of X R is printed X R calculation result Tips The maximum sample data...

Page 50: ...imit s calculated values of all measured subgroups are printed R LCL is not printed when the number of sam ples is below six Number of subgroups measured The calculation result of control limit with a...

Page 51: ...alt state when power is turned on 1 2 Activate with the log start state when power is turned on 3 Activate with the log state when the power was previously turned off when power is turned on OUT LOG 1...

Page 52: ...after releasing POWER release DATA The power is turned on and enters the parameter setup mode 2 Press DATA repeatedly until 17 LOG RESUME is printed 17 LOG RESUME 1 is printed 3 Press STAT OUT LOG re...

Page 53: ...red turn the printing off by press ing PRINTER before inputting the measurement data PRINTER ON or PRINTER OFF is printed When the number of log data exceeds 950 a dedicated buzzer sounds warning for...

Page 54: ...NORMAL size Even if the LARGE size is set they still shall be printed in the NORMAL size The log data cannot be output to a PC connected with a RS 232C conversion cable The data which are output to th...

Page 55: ...hand The dis play data of the KA Counter can be printed only when SYSTEM MODE is MP mode and WORK MODE is MODE0 or MODE1 Set the data input object axes INPUT AXIS and the calculation object axes CUL a...

Page 56: ...axes 5 After pressing DATA once set the cal culation object axes 20 CUL AXIS X and setting meth ods are printed Tips This setting is for the statistical calculation result printing Only one axis can...

Page 57: ...n the KA Counter power to start the counter display Refer to the instruction manual of KA Counter and turn on the power according to its operation method Tips The value may not be displayed according...

Page 58: ...the necessary setting for tolerance judgment refer to 2 3 1 Tolerance Settings on page 19 When printing the statistical value of input data or the histogram press STAT OUT LOG For further details on...

Page 59: ...ted However as the measurement data is internally stored it is possible for them to become an object for statistical calculation Timer input setting procedure for the measurement data 1 Connect the me...

Page 60: ...o the interval time do not press CANCEL CLEAR or STAT OUT LOG It may cause a malfunction If the data is already fetched when the timer input is completed that data may be printed The interval time sha...

Page 61: ...ata refer to 3 4 2 Start Stop of Logging Collective Print Deletion of Log Data on page 37 Tips The parameter setting is not changed even if CLEAR is pressed When initializing the parameters select PAR...

Page 62: ...LARGE font and 10 000 lines with the NORMAL font can be printed The log data is always printed in the NORMAL font Even if it is set to LARGE the print character font size is not changed When using wi...

Page 63: ...ease DATA The power is turned on and enters the parameter setup mode 2 Press DATA repeatedly until 7 PRINT SIZE is printed 7 PRINT SIZE LARGE or 7 PRINT SIZE NORMAL currently set is printed 3 Press ST...

Page 64: ...is printed Current parameter settings list 2 Press STAT OUT LOG The buzzer sounds and 1 PARAMETER CLEAR is printed 3 Press DATA repeatedly until the param eter settings list is printed The parameter s...

Page 65: ...method is explained separately 4 1 1 Connect to a PC Using a Store Bought USB Cable Connect the product to a PC using a store bought USB cable A microB type as shown in the figure below y y In the ca...

Page 66: ...Control Panel Pressing the Start button open the Control Panel directly 2 Open System in the Control Panel 3 Open Device Manager in System When an alarm of User Account Control is displayed click Yes...

Page 67: ...tion y y If electromagnetic interference was generated into the AC or DC power supply lines to the PC then normal measuring results might be unable to be obtained In that case measure again checking...

Page 68: ...d they are input to the product and output by USB to the PC As shown in the right figure it is import ed and displayed by the software In case of Microsoft Excel Tips The measurement data can be input...

Page 69: ...Parts No 09EAA094 cannot be used simultaneously Removal insertion of the cables shall be done while the power is switched off Software required on PC To fetch the measurement data to the PC the softwa...

Page 70: ...division oating decimal point Sign or Measuring Items Channel No Code No According to the Digimatic 2 output specifi cation it consists of 14 bytes and 5 13 is for the data division and 14 is for CR O...

Page 71: ...Input from PC 4 DSR Data set ready indicates that PC side is ready Data output to PC fixed with H 5 GND 6 DTR Data terminal ready indicates that PC side is ready Data Input from PC not in use 7 RST Re...

Page 72: ...tion 7 8 7 1 Set BAUD RATE PARITY DATA LENGTH of the parameters 1 While pressing DATA press POWER and after releasing POWER release DATA The power is turned on and enters the parameter setup mode to p...

Page 73: ...C For further details on the connection of a measuring instrument with Digimatic output and the measurement data input refer to 2 2 Measuring with a Measuring Instrument with Digimatic Output and Prin...

Page 74: ...ment to the product connector of OUTPUT as shown in the figure below INPUT OUTPUT ADAPTER IN OUT Output connector NG lamp or buzzer GO NG judgment cable option Judgment discrimination equipment for NG...

Page 75: ...t data 1 Press DATA Each time DATA is pressed measurement data is input and the tolerance judgment result is output For further details on the connection of a measuring instrument with Digimatic outpu...

Page 76: ...60 4 Output No 99MAM029A...

Page 77: ...CLEAR STAT OUT LOG CANCEL DATA FEED DATA POWER SYSTEM MODE WORK MODE Initial setting Initial setting MODE0 MODE1 MODE2 MODE3 MODE0 MODE1 DP 1 mode MP mode Initial setting Printing measurement data and...

Page 78: ...S 232C output each measurement Print Print MODE0 Key operations deactivated MODE1 Statistical value of measurement data Histogram MODE2 Statistical value of measurement data Histogram MODE3 Calculatio...

Page 79: ...ved if the power is turned off during operation Tips The key operations differ in parameter setting for DATE and TIME For further details on the key operation for setting the date and time refer to 2...

Page 80: ...B output 1 Time Measurement value 2 Measurement value 3 Date Time Measurement value 19 INPUT AXIS Data input object axes setting Set only in MP mode XYZ X Y Z multiple settings are possible 20 CUL AXI...

Page 81: ...ng on the printer head Powering on while the printer head is not completely dry may cause a fire Treat the alcohol with sufficient care Never use volatile chemicals such as thinner or benzene other th...

Page 82: ...er detection impossible and prevent normal operation Clean the paper sensor portion regularly Cleaning method 1 Press the release lever downward to the direction of OPEN to open the printer paper cove...

Page 83: ...Abnormally low voltage when voltage drops and operation be comes impossible Not possible Turn off the power and turn it on again Tips When the power of the product is turned off all the measurement da...

Page 84: ...lace the printer paper 2 1 2 Setting the Printer Pa per and Power on on page 9 The NG and NG LEDs are blinking Cover open head up The printer paper cover is opened Close the printer paper cover NO GAG...

Page 85: ...ition as that of the data input first y y A decimal point position that differs from that of the set limit data is input Input the data with the same decimal point position as that of the limit data T...

Page 86: ...r 2 1 1 AC Adapter Connect ing and Battery Cells Setting on page 7 y y A measuring instrument which is powered by an external power source is connected y y This product cannot supply power to an exter...

Page 87: ...side con nector y y Detach the product from the PC and reconnect it y y If the product does not perform properly after reconnection contact a Mitutoyo sales office or your dealer The product is not r...

Page 88: ...72 6 Maintenance and Troubleshooting No 99MAM029A...

Page 89: ...erm storage or use for official documents the use of photocopies is recommended Power supply y y 100 V 50 60 Hz AC adapter 6 V 2 A y y AA alkaline batteries LR6 or nickel met al hydride Ni MH Size AA...

Page 90: ...t only External view and dimensions 94 W 201 D 75 2 H mm CE Marking EMC Directive EN61326 1 Immunity test requirements Clause 6 2 Table 2 Emission limit Class B RoHS Directive EN50581 Standard accesso...

Page 91: ...mple standard deviation A 2 Lowermost digit 1 P Fraction defective 3 Lowermost digit 1 Cp Process capability index 3 Lowermost digit 1 Cpk Process capability index 3 Lowermost digit 1 LSL Lower specif...

Page 92: ...or which USL Xi P Fraction defective P NG NG N Cp Process capability index Cp TOL 6 n 1 TOL USL LSL Cpk When process capability index bias is considered Cpk Zmin 3 Zmin The lower value of Zusl and Zls...

Page 93: ...up range R Xmax Xmin X Center value X Xi N X UCL Upper control limit X UCL X A2 R X LCL Lower control limit X LCL X A2 R R Center R control R Ri n R UCL Upper control limit R control R UCL D4 R R LCL...

Page 94: ...atic output Each connection cable is optional They are not included A Measurement data input Connect a measuring instrument with Digimatic output and the input connector IN with the Digimatic connecti...

Page 95: ...937 965014 Digimatic Indicator ID H F Height Gauge QM Height QMH Digital MU Checker M 561 Laser Scan Micrometer LSM 9506 Linear Gauge Counter EC 101D EB EH Litematic VL B S B Portable Surface Roughnes...

Page 96: ...nter This unit enables RS 232C output from a KA Counter 06AFM386 Measurement Data Collection Software USB ITPAK corre sponding to V2 1 and higher This software enables the measurement data of the meas...

Page 97: ...No 99MAM029A Revision History Date of publication Revision status Details of revision August 1 2017 First edition Publication...

Page 98: ...f No sound 12 TIME PRINT Clock function On Use Off Not use 13 DATE FORMAT Print format of the date YYYY MM DD MM DD YYYY DD MM YYYY 14 DATE Japan Standard Time For January 2 2018 2018 1 2 JAN 2 2018 2...

Page 99: ...data logging POWER Press to enter or exit the setting mode for the limit data upper lower When two key operations are required Parameter Setup Mode DATA POWER effective only when turning on the power...

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