Changing The Battery - Unior 270A Instrucciones Operativas Para El Uso

Operating precautions:
• the outside and inside of the
measuring jaws are sharp - handle
with care
• keep vernier faces clean. Prevent
liquid from getting into the slider, as
it contains electrical components that
could be damaged.
• do not use electric engraving pens to
mark the vernier.
• avoid scratching the vernier ruler.
• always be careful when handling the
digital vernier. Be careful not to bump
or drop the vernier.
• do not use the vernier in direct
sunlight. Avoid storing the vernier in
extreme temperatures.
• the vernier body should be cleaned
with petrol and lubricated with a few
drops of clock oil. Do not use acetone
or alcohol.
• the output end should never come
into contact with metal, doing so could
damage its internal electronics.
• Please use a CR2025 (lithium cell)
battery. Remove the battery if the
vernier will not be used for longer
periods of time.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Resolution: 0,01mm / 0,0005"
Accuracy:
0 ≈ 100mm, ± 0,02mm / 0≈4", ± 0,001"
100mm ≈ 200mm, ± 0,03mm / 4≈8", ± 0,001"
200 ≈ 300mm, ± 0,04mm / 8≈12", ± 0,0015"
Repeatability: 0,01mm / 0,0005"
Maximum measurement speed: 1,5m/s (60"/s)
Operating temperature: 0 °C ≈ 40 °C
Power: Lithium cell CR2025 3.0V 1 battery
Average battery life:
USE:
• when using the vernier for the first time,
please wipe off any anti-rust oil with a soft
cotton cloth; see image on the right for an
example on how to remove the battery
non-conducting slice from the vernier.
• removing the battery non-conducting slice
MEASURING
• The image below describes the four measuring methods this
product supports. This includes: external, internal, step and
depth.
d

CHANGING THE BATTERY

• With the correct tool, take out the battery and the battery splint.
The image below describes how to change the battery. Take
out the old battery and put in a new CR2025 lithium battery in
d
the battery housing. The positive pole of the battery must face
upwards, as shown in Figure 3 in the image.
c
continuous use - 1 year
normal use - 3 years
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1
c
a
4
2
2
b
a
5
2
b
5
EN
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