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Accusetter Manual - BC MacDonald & Co.

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3.4 Input Setup<br />

Setting A/E Mag and Zero for Air Gage<br />

NOTE: Inputs MUST be setup from the Calibration, Inputs menu not in RUN mode.<br />

In Run mode the master corrections are applied. In Calibration mode the raw input<br />

readings are displayed.<br />

If the gage tooling is an airplug or air ring using an (1) channel or (2) channel A/E module<br />

use the following procedure to set zero and magnification for each input(s) using a set of<br />

max and min masters.<br />

1) Press the CAL button.<br />

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

button.<br />

3) Rotate the ENTER button to select the full scale value to be displayed on the bargraph<br />

and then press the ENTER button.<br />

4) Rotate the ENTER button to select an input, check, or fixture to display as a live<br />

reading on the bargraph. Note: The live input, check, or fixture readings are always<br />

displayed as deviations from nominal.<br />

5) Load the MAX master into gage position.<br />

6) Refer to the master calibration report to determine the master value of the MAX master.<br />

7) Adjust the ZERO knob on the signal conditioning module until the digital display reads<br />

the master value of the MAX master for the check being setup from the calibration<br />

report.<br />

8) Remove the MAX master and load the MIN master into gage position.<br />

9) Calculate the difference between the reading with the MIN master loaded and the<br />

reading with the MAX master from step 7.<br />

a) If the calculated difference is less than the actual difference between the MAX and<br />

MIN master values from the calibration sheet for the check being setup, the<br />

magnification needs to be increased. This is done by turning the mag knob<br />

clockwise.<br />

b) If the calculated difference is greater than the actual difference between the MAX and<br />

MIN master values from the calibration sheet for the check being setup, the<br />

magnification needs to be decreased. This is done by turning the mag knob counter<br />

clockwise.<br />

NOTE: Use a factor of 3X for adjusting the display readings. For example: If the<br />

displayed reading is +.0005 and the calibrated value is +.0001 the difference is .0004<br />

greater. Therefore, you turn the "MAG" knob counter clockwise so that the reading<br />

changes by .0012.<br />

IMPORTANT: THE DIRECTION YOU TURN THE MAG KNOB DETERMINES<br />

WHETHER YOU ARE INCREASING OR DECREASING THE<br />

MAGNIFICATION. YOU SHOULD BE CONCERNED WITH HOW MUCH THE<br />

DISPLAY CHANGES, NOT THE DIRECTION THE NUMBERS CHANGE!<br />

(<strong>Co</strong>nt)<br />

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