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Accusetter Manual - BC MacDonald & Co.

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PROGRAMMING - MULTIPLE FIXTURE MEASUREMENT<br />

Class (Optional)<br />

1) Rotate the ENTER button to display "CLASS" and press the ENTER button.<br />

"EQUAL" or "SELECT" will display.<br />

2) Rotate the ENTER button to display your choice and press the ENTER button to select.<br />

"QTY" with a numerical value will display.<br />

3) Rotate the ENTER button left or right until desired number of classes is displayed. (39<br />

maximum).<br />

4) Press the ENTER button. "STRT PT" will display.<br />

5) Rotate the ENTER button left or right to set the starting point of the first class.<br />

6) Press the ENTER button. "CLASS" with a numerical value will display.<br />

7) Rotate the ENTER button to set the ending point of the first class.<br />

8) Press the ENTER button to select. "CLASS 02" will display if more than one class has<br />

been selected. Note: If you chose EQUAL, the Accu-Setter will automatically program<br />

the remaining classes. If you chose SELECT, rotate the ENTER button to set the<br />

ending point of the next class. Press the enter button to select. The next class number<br />

will display. Repeat procedure until all classes are programmed.<br />

9) Either "SELECT" or "EQUAL" will display.<br />

10) Press the RST button twice until "LIMITS" is displayed.<br />

Master<br />

This menu allows the operator to select which masters will be used to calibrate the gage<br />

and to program the correct master values. For example a two master system uses a MAX<br />

and MIN master while a single master system would use only the ZERO master. The<br />

auxiliary (AUX) master is used to calibrate a TIR check mastered with a single master.<br />

Refer to the <strong>Accusetter</strong> setup guide to determine what master or masters will be used to<br />

calibrate the gage and refer to the master calibration reports for the actual master values.<br />

1) Rotate the ENTER button until "MASTER" is displayed and then press the ENTER<br />

button.<br />

2) Rotate the ENTER button until "MAX", "MIN", "AUX", or "ZERO" is displayed and<br />

then press enter.<br />

3) Rotate the ENTER button to select "ON" or "OFF" and then press ENTER.<br />

4) NOTE: If the auxiliary master ("AUX") is turned "ON" then "MAX" and "MIN" are<br />

automatically turned "OFF" and if "MAX" or "MIN" is turned "ON" then "AUX" is<br />

automatically turned "OFF".<br />

5) If "ON" was selected then rotate the ENTER button to drive the bargraph to the master<br />

value listed on the master certification report and then press ENTER and return to step<br />

2. If "OFF" was selected then return to step 2.<br />

6) After all required masters are programmed press RST to return to the define menu.<br />

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