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Gage Calibration Errors Cause/ Error Solution SAT HEAD Cause: Reading from gage is too far beyond full scale display of column. This can occur either during adjustment or calibration. Solution: Readjust air inputs or position of LVDT gage head. MAX = MIN NOT MAST MAG ERR ZERO ERR POLS Cause: The gaged value of MAX equaled the gaged value of the MIN during the mastering routine. A MIN or MAX master could have been gaged twice or an AUX master was gaged without repositioning. Solution: Re-master confirming proper sequence of masters. Cause: Indicates that the check(s) have not been mastered under the present setup. If this message appears while attempting to master, a MASTER, CHK# or FXT# may not have been turned on or master values were defined under PROGRAM. Solution: Re-master before attempting to operate in run mode. Cause: The MAG value calculated by the Accu-Setter to correct the input data to the entered master sizes was greater than 15% for AIR inputs or greater than 25% for ELEC inputs. Input not adjusted close enough to calibrated value. Solution: Readjust air inputs or LVDT positions. Confirm calibrated master sizes. Cause: The zero value calculated by the Accu-Setter to correct the input data was greater than the allowed difference between the MAX and MIN, or zero master values entered. Input not adjusted close enough to calibrated value. Solution: Readjust air inputs or LVDT positions. Confirm calibrated master sizes. Cause: The polarities of the gaged MAX and MIN masters are reversed. The masters were possibly gaged in the wrong sequence. Solution: Confirm correct polarity valve for inputs in program and re-master using proper sequence of masters. 4-31
Index Anti-Static Precautions 1-2 Auto Air Shutoff 3-43, 4-25 Disable 4-27 Installation 4-25 Setup 4-26 Time Delay 4-27 Operation 4-27 Calibration 1-3 Error Messages 4-31 Single Check 3-47 Master Sizes 3-19, 3-27, 3-34 Multiple Check 3-49 Multiple Fixture 3-51 Class 3-28, 3-37 E9310 (2) Ch. LVDT Module 2-11, 4-6 Installation 4-10 Jumper Settings 4-7 E9320 (2) Ch. LVDT Module 2-12, 4-6 Installation 4-10 Jumper Settings 4-7 E9330 (1) Ch. A/E Module 2-13, 4-1 Installation 4-3 Output Jumpers 4-2 E9340 (2) Ch. A/E Module 2-14, 4-1 Installation 4-3 Output Jumpers 4-2 Gaging Formulas 3-10 Function 3-12, 3-18, 3-26, 3-34 +PEAK 1-4, 3-12, 3-53, 3-55 -PEAK 1-4, 3-12, 3-54, 3-56 Bypass 1-4, 3-12, 3-53, 3-55 TIR 1-5, 3-12, 3-54, 3-56 TOL CHK 1-5, 3-12
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Table of Contents Preface Manual Re
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Table of Figures Figure 1.1 - Progr
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Introduction 1.0 Summary and Featur
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1.3 Glossary of Terms Absolute disp
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A Signal Conditioner is a circuit b
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Programming Reference Guide The fol
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2.1 Specifications Overall Dimensio
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2.4 Front Panel The Accusetter II f
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2.6 Pin Assignments for Rear Panel
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RS232C (9 Pin Female DSUB) Figure 2
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2.8 E9320 (4) Channel LVDT Signal C
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2.10 E9340 (2) Channel A/E Signal C
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Basic Operation 3.0 Set up and Oper
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Rear Mounting Bracket Front Mountin
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Multiple Accusetter II Setup 1) Tur
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Accusetter II Programming Guide The
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