Operating Instructions. MarSurf M RD 18

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Operatng Instructons MarSurf M 300 + RD 18

DE Deutsch EN Englsh FR Franças IT Italano ES Español PT Português Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 + RD 18

Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 + RD 18

Dear valued customer, Congratulatons on choosng a product by Mahr GmbH. We kndly request that you follow the nstructons below n order to ensure the contnued precson operaton of the nstrument over the long-term. We operate a polcy of contnuous mprovement and are constantly developng our products, especally wth regard to renamng of type desgnatons. It s possble therefore that there may be slght dfferences between the text and llustratons n ths document and the product n your possesson. We reserve the rght to make changes to the desgn and scope of supply, the rght to undertake further techncal developments, and all rghts relatng to translaton of ths documentaton. by Mahr GmbH, Göttngen Permtted Uses The MarSurf M 300 surface texture measurng nstrument may only be used for surface measurement and evaluaton. The MarSurf M 300 surface texture measurng nstrument can be used both close to producton areas and n nspecton rooms. Do not modfy the nstrument. Ths may create addtonal hazards that cannot be suffcently protected by the safety mechansms. The operatng, mantenance and repar requrements specfed n these operatng nstructons must be followed. Dsposal Electronc devces, ncludng accessores and used batteres (rechargeable and dsposable), must not be dsposed of as regular garbage, snce they contan hgh-value materals that can be recycled and reused. European Drectve 2002/96/EG (WEEE) requres that electrcal and electronc devces must be collected separately to unsorted muncpal waste so that they may be subsequently reprocessed. The crossed-out garbage can symbol ndcates that separate collecton s necessary. Mahr GmbH carres out the redempton and dsposal of ts electrcal and electronc products n accordance wth legal requrements. Please contact your local servce representatve. Mahr GmbH Carl-Mahr-Straße 1 D-37073 Göttngen Germany Phone: +49 551 70730 Fax: +49 551 71021 E-mal: nfo@mahr.de Internet: www.mahr.de Mahr GmbH s regstered n Germany wth the Elektro-Altgeräte-Regster (EAR, 'natonal regster for used electrcal applances') under WEEE-Reg.- No. DE 56624193. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 1

Safety Instructons Ths nstrument comples wth the relevant safety regulatons. It was dspatched from our producton faclty n good condton and perfect workng order. Falure to follow the nstructons gven below can cause personal njury or death. 1. Before you connect up and use the equpment for the frst tme, read the accompanyng documentaton. Follow the safety precautons detaled n the operatng nstructons. Keep the documentaton close to the equpment ready for quck reference. 2. The nstrument s desgned for surface texture measurement only, as specfed n the permtted uses. 3. Ths nstrument s NOT desgned for operaton n explosve envronments. The equpment can emt electrcal sparks whch could trgger an exploson. 4. Follow safety precautons, accdent preventon regulatons and nternal company nstructons. You should request further nformaton from your company safety offcer. 5. Only the AC adapter provded wth the devce should be used for chargng the nternal rechargeable battery or supplyng power to the devce when used n statonary applcatons. 6. Ensure the approprate mans adapter for the mans socket s connected to the AC adapter. 7. Before you connect up the equpment, check that the power supply voltage marked on the type plate of the AC adapter matches that of the local mans power supply system. DO NOT under any crcumstances connect the AC adapter f the voltage s not the same! 8. Only use the AC adapter n enclosed areas. 9. Never carry out measurements on machnes whle they are runnng or on movng tems. 10. Mantenance tasks must only be carred out by traned techncans. Dsconnect the power supply before replacng the battery. 2 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

11. Only Mahr-traned personnel are permtted to carry out work on ths nstrument and ts components. Protectve covers must only be removed by traned techncans and only when servcng s requred. Any procedures carred out on ths nstrument that go beyond those tasks descrbed n the operatng nstructons wll vod the equpment warranty. Mahr GmbH declnes all lablty for damage caused by unauthorzed procedures. 12. Do not use fluds on or near the nstrument and ts components. 13. Do not use cleanng materals whch contan harmful substances. Do not use solvents. 14. Inspect the connectng cables at regular ntervals and check for damage. Change damaged cables mmedately (Mahr servce personnel). For the MarSurf M 300 and RD 18, Bluetooth technology has as yet been approved n Europe and North Amerca only! Approval n further countres s n progress. In case of doubt please contact your Mahr partner! Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 3

Order No. Last Modfcaton Verson 3757325 07/22/2009 Vald as of verson v1.06-22 Translaton of the orgnal operatng nstructons Table of Contents Permtted Uses... 1 Dsposal... 1 Safety Instructons... 2 1 Functons...6 1.1 Memory Capacty...7 2 Operatng Elements...9 3 Commssonng...14 3.1 3.2 Swtchng on the Measurng Instruments...14 Swtchng off the Measurng Instruments...14 3.3 Chargng the Battery...15 3.4 Loadng Paper...16 3.5 Makng Instrument Settngs...16 3.5.1 Operatng Elements n the Menus...16 3.5.2 Basc Settngs...17 3.5.3 Measurng and Evaluaton Condtons n Accordance wth ISO / ASME / JIS...19 3.5.4 Measurng and Evaluaton Condtons n Accordance wth MOTIF...23 3.5.5 Parameters and Tolerance Lmts...24 3.5.6 Record Contents...25 3.6 Programmng functon keys F1 and F2...26 4 Preparng for Measurement...27 4.1 4.2 4.3 5 Settng up the Moble Measurng Staton... 27 Settng up the Statonary Measurng Staton...28 Settng up the Drve Unt and Pck-up...29 4.3.1 Swtchng the Traverse On/Off...29 4.3.2 Selectng the Pck-up Type (Meas. Range)...30 4.3.3 Settng up a Bluetooth Connecton...30 Measurement and Evaluaton...31 5.1 Measurement...31 5.2 Evaluaton...32 5.2.1 "Result" Vew...32 5.2.2 Prntng a Record or an Indvdual Functon...33 5.3 Avalable Parameters...36 5.4 Savng Profles...39 5.5 Savng Measurng Results...40 6 Calbratng and Settng the Pck-up Correcton Value... 44 6.1 Settng the Pck-up Correcton Value...45 6.2 Calbraton...45 4 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

7 Troubleshootng...47 8 Interfaces... 52 8.1 8.2 9 Connectng the MarSurf M 300 to a Computer (USB Interface)...52 Remote Control va the MarConnect Interface...53 Mantenance, Cleanng and Transport... 53 The followng symbols are used n these operatng nstructons: General nformaton. Important nformaton. Non-observance of ths nformaton can result n ncorrect measurements or even damage to the nstruments! 9.1 Checkng the Integrated Standard of the RD 18...56 9.2 Replacng the Battery...56 9.3 Installng a Software Update...58 10 Scope of Delvery... 59 11 Accessores, Spare Parts and Wear Parts... 60 12 Warranty...61 13 Declaratons of Conformty... 62 14 Index... 64 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 5

1 Functons Mechancal characterstcs The MarSurf M 300 s a compact surface texture measurng nstrument for moble use under shop floor condtons. The maxmum measurng range s 350 μm (0.014 n) (-200 μm to +150 μm) (-0.008 n to +0.006 n). Wth the correspondng MarSurf RD 18 drve unt measurements can be performed n any measurng poston wthout the need for setup tmes. The maxmum traversng length s 17.5 mm (0.700 n). The nstrument s easy to use and comples wth DIN EN ISO 3274. The MarSurf M 300 and all Mahr pck-ups are balanced at the factory. For hgh-precson measurements usng the stylus method and subsequent checks, an automatc dynamc calbraton functon s avalable. A standard s ntegrated n the MarSurf RD 18 for ths purpose. 1 PHT pck-ups have an nnovatve open skd 1 that vrtually elmnates deposts of drt and ol. The bow-type vertcal adjusters 2 for settng the heght of the MarSurf RD 18 drve unt allow many dfferent forms of support (stable threepont support, four-pont support, e. g. for cylndrcal testpeces, combnaton wth the pck-up protecton, etc.) and make vertcal adjustment very easy. The rugged housng makes the MarSurf M 300 deal for operaton under severe condtons. The nstrument combnes an ergonomc desgn wth clearly arranged operatng elements and a large, easy-to-read LCD. Its compact form and low weght (approx. 1 kg / 2.21 lbs) make t deal for moble use. Thanks to the transport case and the shoulder belt, t s easy to carry around. The bult-n rechargeable battery offers enough capacty for several days work 3. The nstrument s AC adapter comes wth three exchangeable mans adapters, allowng the MarSurf M 300 and ts RD 18 drve unt to be connected drectly to the mans all over the world. Possble nstrument settngs All the functons supported by the nstrument are set out n a logcally structured menu. Instrument settngs can be blocked and also protected aganst unauthorzed modfcaton by means of a code number. The operator can swtch between ISO (DIN), ASME, JIS and MOTIF standards to select the traversng length and for evaluaton purposes. When measurements are performed n accordance wth ISO (DIN), ASME or JIS, the recorded profle s fltered wth a phase-correct profle flter (Gaussan flter) complyng wth DIN EN ISO 11562. A shorter cutoff can also be selected for ths purpose. Even nexperenced users can perform correct, reproducble surface texture measurements: If ths functon s actve, the nstrument detects perodc and aperodc profles and automatcally sets the standard cutoff and assocated traversng length n accordance wth DIN EN ISO 4288. 1 1 patented 2 Patent pendng 6 3 The capacty s suffcent for approx. 1,000 measurements (dependng on the traversng length and the settngs n the "Record" menu). Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

Evaluaton Most of the parameters stpulated n ISO (DIN), ASME, JIS and MOTIF are avalable to evaluate the measured profle (see Secton 5.3). The evaluaton condtons can be set, e.g. reference lne and ntersecton lne for materal rato Rmr (equv. to tp n accordance wth ASME and JIS), symmetrcal or asymmetrcal ntersecton lnes for peak count RPc, operators A and B for the MOTIF evaluaton, and ntersecton lnes for zone wdths CR, CF, CL. In order to montor tolerances, tolerance lmts can be set for all selected parameters. If lmts are exceeded, ths s ndcated on the dsplay and n the measurng record. Results and settngs can be dsplayed usng ether the metrc or the Imperal system of unts. The ntegrated thermal prnter wth graphcs support can output entre measurng records wth characterstc curves and profle dagrams as well as ndvdual functons, e. g. an ndvdual lst or curve. The nternal USB memory can store up to 30 profles or 40,000 results. Interfaces Usng Bluetooth technology, the MarSurf M 300 can be connected wth varous MarSurf RD 18 drve unts (see Secton 4.3.3). The nstruments comply wth Bluetooth specfcaton 2.0. The "MarSurf PS1 / M 300 Explorer" software (see Secton 10) enables records of the profles and measurng results to be saved and prnted. The MarConnect nterface can be used to start the nstrument remotely. Accessores The extensve range of accessores for the MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 enable a wde varety of applcatons (see Secton 10): The end face vee-block allows measurements on end faces of planar and cylndrcal workpeces. For testpeces such as crankshafts or camshafts whch are measured n the axal drecton, an optonal adapter for transverse tracng s avalable. Operatng condtons Storng/transport temperature range: -15 C to +55 C (5 F to 131 F) Workng/operatng temperature range: +5 C to +45 C (41 F to 113 F) Relatve humdty: non-condensng, 30 % up to max. 85 % Protecton class: MarSurf M 300: IP42 MarSurf RD 18: IP40 The MarSurf M 300's USB nterface allows t to be connected drectly to a PC. It s treated lke a USB memory stck and detected wthout a drver. Ths allows measurng results and profles to be transferred to the PC for evaluaton, e. g. wth the MarWn software MarSurf XR 20 or XP 20. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 7

1.1 Memory Capacty Each fle type s stored n ts own folder n the nternal USB memory: "BITMAP" contans company logos wth the fle extenson "*.BMP" (Wndows btmap). "PROFILE" contans Profle fles wth the fle extenson "*.PCD" (Perthometer Concept format). These fles can be read and evaluated usng the MarSurf XR 20 or XP 20 software. Profle fles wth the fle extenson "*.TXT" (ASCII format). "RESULT" contans results fles wth the fle extenson "*.S2R". These fles can be transferred to a PC va the USB nterface (see Secton 8.1). If only fles of a sngle type are stored n the USB memory, the followng maxmum number of fles of a gven type can be stored: Fle type Number of bytes per fle Max. number of fles Results fle (*.S2R) 1 KB for 10 meas. wth 4 parameters 2 KB for 20 meas. wth 4 parameters 3 KB for 50 meas. wth 4 parameters 5 KB for 100 meas. wth 4 parameters approx. 1350 approx. 675 approx. 450 approx. 335 Profle fle (*.PCD) 45 KB wth n = 5 approx. 30 Profle fle (*.TXT) 66 KB to 88 KB wth n = 5 approx. 15 to 20 8 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

2 Operatng Elements 4 1 2 3 Mahr Fg. 1 Operatng elements of the MarSurf M 300 surface texture measurng nstrument (front) 1 Symbol for Bluetooth connecton; LED lghts up n blue when there s a Bluetooth connecton wth a MarSurf RD 18. 2 Prnter cover 3 Dsplay 4 Keypad 1 to 0 Dependng on the stuaton: Select the functons dsplayed. Used for alphanumerc nput. Arrow keys for alphanumerc nput. PRINT Opens the "Prnt" menu. Dsplays the "Result" vew. F1, F2 Functon keys to select a userprogrammable functon. Paper feed key moves the paper out of the prnter as long as t s held down. MENU Dependng on the stuaton: Dsplays the man menu. Aborts alphanumerc nput. Lt/Lc Wth ISO, ASME, JIS: Sets 4 the cutoff and the traversng length or the automatc selecton of cutoff and traversng length. Wth MOTIF: Sets the traversng length. M Dsplays the "Measurng START Staton" vew. Dependng on the stuaton: Swtches the M 300 on. 5 Starts a measurement. Aborts a measurement n progress, the search for drve unts or a record output. Takes over alphanumerc nput. For the followng key combnatons, hold down the START key and then press the key ndcated: START + M Swtches the M 300 and the selected RD 18 off. 4 The nstrument settngs cannot be modfed f they are blocked (see Secton 3.5.2). 5 Only possble f the reset swtch (12) s n the "I" poston. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 9

Lt=5.600mm (0.800*5) Meas. condtons USB memory 5 Parameters Record Pck-up 6 Basc settngs Mantenance Connecton establshed wth RD1102 7 8 Fg. 2 Dsplay of the MarSurf M 300 surface texture measurng nstrument 5 Top status bar (Dagram: Not all status bar elements can appear at the same tme n measurng mode) Non-standard measurng condtons Lt=5.600mm (0.800*5) Traversng length Lt (Cutoff Lc number n of samplng lengths) n accordance wth ISO, ASME, JIS Lt=16.00mm Traversng length Lt n accordance wth MOTIF A Automatc settng of cutoff and traversng length Battery status: left M 300, rght RD 18 ( : battery almost empty) ISO, ASME, JIS, MOTIF Standard Mantenance nterval has expred Selected pck-up type s not calbrated Bluetooth connecton wth an RD 18 drve unt 6 Buttons Opens the "Measurng condtons" menu Opens the "Parameters" menu 7 Man menu 8 Bottom status bar Opens the "Record" menu Opens the "Basc settngs" menu Opens the "Mantenance" menu Opens the "USB memory" menu Opens the "Pck-up" menu 10 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

15 14 13 9 V = + 0 I 12 10 11 16 Fg. 3 Connectons of the MarSurf M 300 surface texture measurng nstrument (back sde and bottom) 10 DRIVE Connecton 6 for MarSurf RD 18 drve unt 11 USB nterface for connecton to a PC 7 12 0/I Reset swtch "0": As suppled (power supply dsconnected), "I": Operatng status 13 9V= Connecton for AC adapter 14 MarConnect nterface 15 Battery compartment 16 Eyes for shoulder belt 6 nstead of the Bluetooth connecton 7 wth the Wndows 2000 or Wndows XP operatng system Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 11

21 22 23 20 24 25 26 27 Fg. 4 MarSurf RD 18 drve unt wth heght adjustment accessory 20 Drve unt, can be rotated and moved longtudnally, wth varous lock-n postons 21 Housng Top: Three-pont support for upsdedown measurements Bottom: Vee-block for cylndrcal testpeces, 4 nternal threads for attachng accessores Insde: Standard 22 Symbol for Bluetooth connecton; LED lghts up n blue when there s a Bluetooth connecton wth a MarSurf M 300; LED blnks durng a measurement n progress. 23 Green START key Dependng on the stuaton: Swtches the RD 18 on. 8 Starts a measurement. Aborts a measurement n progress. Pressng for approx. 3 seconds swtches the RD 18 and the M 300 off. 24 Pck-up protecton can be used n conjuncton wth a vertcal adjuster or a measurng stand as a second support pont 25 Pck-up 26 Mount for attachng accessores (vertcal adjusters, end face vee-block) 27 Par of bow-type vertcal adjusters, arranged as three-pont support (can also be used ndvdually) 8 Only possble f the reset swtch (29) s n the "I" poston. 12 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

CTRL 0 I 9 V = + Fg. 5 MarSurf RD 18 connectons 28 29 30 28 CTRL Connecton 9 for the MarSurf M 300 measurng nstrument 29 0/I Reset swtch "0": As suppled (power supply dsconnected), "I": Operatng status 30 9V= Connecton for AC adapter The cable wth two mn-plugs can be used to create a cable connecton between the MarSurf M 300 (connecton "DRIVE", 10) and the MarSurf RD 18 (connecton "CTRL", 28). If there s no cable connecton, the MarSurf M 300, attempts to create a Bluetooth connecton wth the most recently selected MarSurf RD 18 drve unt. The USB cable (wth a mn-usb plug and a USB plug) can be used to connect the MarSurf M 300 (USB nterface, 11) wth the USB nterface of a PC. For moble use, the shoulder belt can be attached through the eyes (16) n the MarSurf M 300. The MarSurf M 300 and the MarSurf RD 18 along wth the standard accessores can be carred around easly n the transport case. 9 nstead of the Bluetooth connecton Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 13

3 Commssonng The MarSurf M 300 s delvered wth the power supply solated to ensure that the bult-n battery does not lose ts charge f stored for a lengthy perod. 1. Move the reset swtch on the MarSurf M 300 (12) and the RD 18 (29) to the rght nto the "I" poston to make both nstruments ready for operaton. 3.1 Swtchng on the Measurng Instruments For a Bluetooth connecton: Please follow the nstructons for settng up a Bluetooth connecton gven n Secton 4.3.3. 1. Hold down the green key (23) of the MarSurf RD 18 approx. 1 second. The LED next to the Bluetooth symbol (22) lghts up n blue and ndcates operatonal readness. 2. Then hold down the green START key of the MarSurf M 300 approx. 1 second. 3. The MarSurf M 300 creates a Bluetooth connecton wth the most recently selected RD 18. Whle the connecton s beng establshed, ths symbol s dsplayed: If a cable connecton already exsts: 1. Hold down the green START key of the MarSurf M 300 approx. 1 second. The LED next to the Bluetooth symbol (22) of the MarSurf RD 18 lghts up n blue for a short perod and ndcates operatonal readness. 3.2 Swtchng off the Measurng Instruments To swtch the MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 off (f they do not turn off automatcally 10 ): 1. Hold down the START key of the MarSurf M 300 and press the M key. Or hold down the green key (23) on the MarSurf RD 18 approx. 3 seconds. The MarSurf M 300 and the selected MarSurf RD 18 are swtched off. 2. To swtch off other drve unts: Hold down the respectve green key (23) on the MarSurf RD 18 approx. 3 seconds. 3. To move the drve unt and pck-up to the safe parkng poston for transport: Push the drve unt forward out of the housng, turn t 180 to the rght (stylus tp ponts upwards) and pull t back nto the housng (gude pn engages wth gude groove) untl the rear lock-n poston s reached (see Fg. 14 n Secton 6.2). When the connecton has been created, the LED below the Bluetooth symbol (1) lghts up and the symbol s dsplayed n the top status bar. To swtch off the nstruments completely (dsconnect them from power), move the reset swtches (12) and (29) to the left nto the "0" poston. The nstrument settngs, ncludng date and tme, are retaned. 10 The nstruments do not automatcally turn off f the tmeout s swtched off (. e. f the "Tmeout" check box s not actvated n the "Basc settngs" menu) or f the MarSurf M 300 s connected to the mans wth the AC adapter. 14 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

3.3 Chargng the Battery The MarSurf M 300 and the MarSurf RD 18 are powered by a bult-n battery. Both nstruments can be suppled wth electrcty for statonary operaton by connectng the AC adapter that came wth delvery to the MarSurf M 300 and creatng a cable connecton between the two nstruments (see below). The batteres of both nstruments should be charged f the nstrument s beng commssoned for the frst tme, f around 3 months have passed snce the battery was last charged, f the symbol s dsplayed n the top status bar (. e. the battery s down to around 15 % of ts capacty), f no measurement s possble, even though the symbol s not yet dsplayed. 11 For chargng, only use the AC adapter that came wth delvery! If other AC adapters are used, the MarSurf M 300 or RD 18 may be damaged and any warranty wll be rendered null and vod. To charge the MarSurf M 300 battery: 1. Connect the AC adapter to the "9 V =" socket (13) on the MarSurf M 300 and plug t nto the mans socket. Durng the chargng process, the four grey bars n the left battery symbol appear and dsappear n sequence. To charge the MarSurf RD 18 battery: 1. Connect the AC adapter to the "9 V =" socket (30) on the MarSurf RD 18 and plug t nto the mans socket. Durng the chargng process, the correspondng battery status s dsplayed n the rght battery symbol. The MarSurf RD 18 can also be charged when the AC adapter s connected to the MarSurf M 300, and both nstruments are connected to each other wth the cable suppled wth two mn-plugs ("DRIVE", 10 and "CTRL", 28). Once the AC adapter unt has been connected, measurements can be carred out mmedately. The battery wll be fully charged after approx. 7 hours (M 300) or 1 hour (RD 18) and the nstrument automatcally swtches from rapd charge to trckle charge. 12 To prepare the AC adapter: 1. Select the approprate mans adapter and nsert t nto the AC adapter. 11 Ths can happen after long perods of storage, for example. 12 The chargng tme ncreases when nstruments are swtched on. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 15

3.4 Loadng Paper To load a paper roll: 1. Pull the prnter cover (2) back n the drecton of the arrow (see Fg. 1). Then turn the devce around so that the rear sde s facng forward (see Fg. 6). 2. If necessary, remove the empty roll from the paper compartment. 3. Flp the pressure strp (31) up. 4. Insert the new paper roll (32) (5450105) nto the paper compartment wth the begnnng of the roll down (see symbol n the paper compartment). 5. Feed the begnnng of the roll evenly nto the paper nfeed below the rubber roller. 6. Insert the paper untl the end projects approx. 2 cm beyond the rubber roller. 7. Flp the pressure strp (31) down agan. 8. Replace the prnter cover (2) and push t back untl t locks nto place. The paper must stck out over the prnter cover. 3.5 Makng Instrument Settngs The basc settng Standard and the measurng condtons Traversng length Lt Ls flter Number n of samplng lengths (n accordance wth ISO, ASME, JIS) Pre-travel Lv / post-travel Ln (n accordance wth ISO, ASME, JIS) must be changed before a measurement s performed. All further settngs can be changed before or after the measurement. The nstrument settngs cannot be modfed f they are blocked (. e. f the "Blockng" check box s actvated n the "Basc settngs" menu; see Secton 3.5.2). To retan modfed nstrument settngs after the MarSurf M 300 s swtched off, an error-free measurement must be carred out wth these settngs. 3.5.1 Operatng Elements n the Menus The operatng elements used n the menus are shown below: Button 31 Fg. 6 Paper compartment of the MarSurf M 300 31 Pressure strp 32 Paper roll 32 e. g. Basc settngs A functon can be actvated wth a button or the respectve assgned key (e. g. the "Basc settngs" menu wth key 4). Use the the menu. button or the MENU key to leave 16 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

Selecton button e. g. tan a Wth a selecton button or the respectve assgned key users can select from among several settngs (e. g. "Standard" wth key 3). Each tme the key s pressed, the next entry n the stored lst s selected and dsplayed. Check box Tmeout e. g. Blockng A check box can be used to swtch a functon on or off. In ths example, "Tmeout" s swtched on and "Blockng" s swtched off. Scrollbar If not all of the menu elements can be dsplayed at once, a scrollbar appears at the edge of the dsplay. Wth the arrow keys and the slde can be moved down or up. Input box e. g. a Numbers and text can be nput nto the varous menus, e. g. tolerance lmts or a company head. Ths alphanumerc nput can be made wth the arrow keys and the keys 1 to 0: To make an alphanumerc nput: 1. Press the key to select the button (e. g. select the button wth the 1st lne "Mahr GmbH" of the company head wth key 7). 2. If necessary delete the characters wth. 3. Use the keys 1 to 0 to enter the characters. For buttons that have multple characters, quckly press the key several tmes n successon n order to select another character (smlar to usng a moble phone). 4. Confrm the nput wth START or cancel wth MENU. 3.5.2 Basc Settngs To modfy the basc settngs: 1. Open the "Basc settngs" menu by pressng the key. Selectng the standard The operator can swtch between ISO, ASME, JIS and MOTIF standards to select the traversng length. The selected standard s dsplayed n the top status bar (5) (see Fg. 2). When swtchng among standards, non-standard measurng condtons are automatcally reset. The traversng length may have to be reselected. deletes the character left of the cursor n the nput feld moves the cursor n the nput box to the rght moves the cursor to the begnnng of the nput box moves the cursor to the end of the nput box If the ISO, ASME or JIS standard s selected, the R-profle wll be evaluated. If the MOTIF standard s selected, the P-profle wll be evaluated. MOTIF parameters are evaluated n accordance wth ISO 12085. The number of samplng lengths and the cutoff (n accordance wth ISO, ASME, JIS) cannot be modfed. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 17

Swtchng the tmeout on/off To save battery power, the swtch-on tme can be lmted usng a tmeout functon. When tmeout s swtched on, the MarSurf M 300 and the selected RD 18 swtch off automatcally after approx. two mnutes f no key s pressed wthn ths tme perod. The nstrument settngs used to perform the last error-free measurement are retaned. The results of the last measurement are also retaned. The tmeout can be deactvated for contnuous operaton n moble applcatons. Tmeout s not n effect f the MarSurf M 300 s connected to the mans wth the AC adapter. Swtchng blockng for nstrument settngs on/off (code number protecton) The nstrument settngs can be blocked. They can also be protected aganst unauthorzed changes by means of a code number. The code number s also requested for certan functons n the "USB memory" menu. The code number "00000" s set at the factory. Ths settng allows any user to change the nstrument settngs, ncludng swtchng blockng on/off. For ths reason t s recommended to enter a code number when startng up the MarSurf M 300 for the frst tme. The nstrument settngs cannot be modfed f they are blocked (. e. f the "Blockng" check box s actvated n the "Basc settngs" menu). To enter or change the code number: 1. If necessary, swtch off blockng for nstrument settngs (see below). 2. In the "Basc settngs" menu select the "Code number" button by pressng the key. 3. Enter the prevous code number wth the keys 1 to 0 and press the START key. 4. Use the keys 1 to 0 to enter any fve-dgt code number between "1" and "99999" and press the START key. 5. If necessary, swtch blockng for nstrument settngs back on agan (see below). Wth blockng swtched off, the code number can be changed by any user. To swtch blockng on/off: 1. Actvate or deactvate the "Blockng" check box n the "Basc settngs" menu by pressng the key. 2. Enter the code number wth the keys 1 to 0 and press the START key. If an ncorrect code number was entered, the "Blockng" check box wll be dsplayed agan wth the prevous settng. To retan the new nstrument settngs (. e. also the settngs for blockng) after the MarSurf M 300 s swtched off, an error-free measurement must be carred out wth these settngs. 18 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

Settng the date The date s saved for each measurement. The format depends on the language selected. For "Englsh" t s "Month/Day/Year" (mm/dd/ yyyy). When prntng the record, the date can be output. When enterng the date, the order s "Day Month Year" (see text above the nput box) for all languages. When enterng the date, the key does not delete the character left of the cursor, but moves the cursor to the left. Settng the tme For every measurement, the tme s saved n the "Hour:Mnute" (hh:mm) format. When prntng the record, the tme can be output. When enterng the tme, the key does not delete the character left of the cursor, but moves the cursor to the left. 3.5.3 Measurng and Evaluaton Condtons n Accordance wth ISO/ASME/JIS To dsplay the measurng and evaluaton condtons n accordance wth ISO / ASME / JIS: 1. Open the "Measurng condtons" menu by pressng the key. 2. Press the 1 key to dsplay "ISO / ASME / JIS" n the respectve button. On the rght sde the measurng and evaluaton condtons n accordance wth ISO / ASME / JIS wll be dsplayed. Selectng the traversng length The top status bar (5) dsplays the length of the traversng length Lt, the length of the cutoff Lc and the number n of samplng lengths, e. g. "Lt=5.600mm (0.800*5)" (see Fg. 2). 1. Press the Lt/Lc key repeatedly untl the requred cutoff and the resultng standard traversng length are dsplayed. If "Lt=*****mm (******5)" s dsplayed for Lt and Lc nstead of a value and the symbol A appears to the rght, the automatc settng of cutoff and traversng length has been set. The length of the traversng length n accordance wth ISO, ASME or JIS s determned by the cutoff, whch s to be selected accordng to Table 2. Three cutoffs are avalable wth the MarSurf M 300. The cutoff defnes whch elements of the measured profle wll be attrbuted to roughness. Lt Lc n lm 1.750 mm (0.250 * 5) 5.600 mm (0.800 * 5) 17.50 mm (2.500 * 5) 0.070 n (0.010 * 5) 0.224 n (0.032 * 5) 0.700 n (0.100 * 5) 1.250 mm 4.000 mm 12.50 mm 0.050 n 0.160 n 0.500 n Tab. 1 Avalable traversng lengths (and cutoffs) n accordance wth ISO, ASME, JIS Usually the traversng length conssts of the pre-travel Lv, fve samplng lengths lr (= evaluaton length lm) and the post-travel Ln. The samplng lengths and the pre- and the post travel are exactly as long as the standard cutoff (see Table 2). Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 19

If the automatc settng (symbol A) of cutoff and traversng length s swtched on, durng the measurement the nstrument frst checks f t s a perodc profle: Wth a perodc profle, the nstrument automatcally sets the standard cutoff and assocated traversng length accordng to the RSm value (see Table 2). Wth an aperodc profle, the cutoff and traversng length are set automatcally accordng to the Rz value (see Table 2). The settngs calculated for Lt and Lc are dsplayed n the top status bar after the measurement has been carred out. Swtchng the Ls profle flter on/off If the Ls profle flter s swtched on, the profle s fltered after the measurement wth a cutoff wavelength of 2.5 μm or 8 μm (100 μn or 320 μn), dependng on the traversng length. The Ls profle flter can also be swtched on and off n the "Measurng staton" vew. Swtchng profle nverson on/off Usually a profle s evaluated n the same way that t s measured,. e. profle peaks are also handled as such. However, for replca measurements profle nverson should be swtched on. Ths causes the measured profle to be mrrored on the dagram mean lne so that the evaluaton s based on a profle n the correct poston. If a profle s evaluated wth profle nverson, the profle type s dsplayed n the "Result" vew wth a mnus sgn (e. g. "R " or "P "). For the followng parameters, the measurng value s affected by profle nverson: Rp, RpA, Rpm, Rv, Rpk, Rk, Rvk, Mr1, Mr2, A1, A2, Vo, RPc, Rmr, tp, RSm, S, Rsk, R, AR, Rx, W, CR, CF, CL. Selectng the number of samplng lengths If standard traverse lengths cannot be used wth the testpece, n accordance wth the standard, the number n of samplng lengths can be reduced or ncreased. 13 If n 5, the symbol appears n the top status bar. By selectng a standard traversng length wth Lt/Lc, the number n of samplng lengths s reset to 5. Selectng the cutoff When evaluatng n accordance wth ISO, ASME or JIS, dgtal flterng generates the roughness profle from the measured profle. The phase-correct profle flter (Gaussan flter) s used. When evaluatng the parameters n accordance wth DIN EN ISO 13565-2, the specal flterng method wth groove suppresson as per DIN EN ISO 13565-1 s used. The flter s characterzed by the cutoff. The cutoff s the wavelength Lc of a snusodal profle, the ampltude of whch wll be transmtted by the phase-correct flter to a level of 50 %. The cutoff defnes whch elements of the measured profle wll be attrbuted to the roughness. The cutoff and traversng length are selected together before the measurement by pressng Lt/Lc. DIN EN ISO 4288 states that the cutoff for standard measurements should be selected as follows: for perodc profles, accordng to the mean wdth RSm of the profle elements, or Rz (see Table 2). and for aperodc profles, dependng on Ra 13 If the automatc settng A of cutoff and traversng length s set, the number n of samplng lengths cannot be modfed. 20 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

In specal cases, the next shortest cutoff may be used nstead of the standard one requred by ISO 4288. The "Lc short" settng can also be mplemented after the measurement. 14 After the settng s made, the cutoff value s dsplayed n the top status bar (5) (see Fg. 2). When the short cutoff s swtched on, the symbol appears n the top status bar. If a standard traversng length s selected by pressng Lt/Lc, the short cutoff s deactvated agan. Selectng the length of the pre- and posttravel If standard traverse lengths cannot be used wth the testpece, the pre-travel Lv and posttravel Ln can be shortened 15. In the settng "Lv short" Lv and Ln are half as long as the standard cutoff. When the short pre- and post-travel are swtched on, the symbol appears n the top status bar. By selectng a standard traversng length wth Lt/Lc the short pre- and post-travel are swtched off agan. Perodc profles Aperodc profles Cutoff Samplng length Evaluaton length RSm n mm Rz n μm Ra n μm Lc n mm lr n mm lm n mm (wth n = 5) RSm 0.13 Rz 0.5 Ra 0.1 0.25 0.25 1.25 0.13 < RSm 0.4 0.5 < Rz 10 0.1 < Ra 2 0.8 0.8 4 0.4 < RSm 10 < Rz 2 < Ra 2.5 2.5 12.5 Tab. 2 Determnng the cutoff n accordance wth DIN EN ISO 4288 14 If the automatc settng A of cutoff and traversng length s set, the cutoff cannot be modfed. 15 If the automatc settng A of cutoff and traversng length s set, the length of the pre- and post-travel cannot be modfed. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 21

Settng the ntersecton lnes for peak count 35 36 37 To calculate the peak count RPc, an upper ntersecton lne C1 (35) and a lower ntersecton lne C2 (37) are placed nto the roughness profle. Both ntersecton lnes are parallel to the dagram mean lne (36). The dstance (n μm or μn) from the ntersecton lnes to the dagram mean lne can be set to symmetrcal or asymmetrcal values. 16 To set a symmetrcal dstance from the ntersecton lnes C1 and C2 to the dagram mean lne: 1. Set the upper ntersecton lne C1. The value for the lower ntersecton lne C2 s automatcally set to -C1. To set an asymmetrcal dstance from ntersecton lnes C1 and C2 to the dagram mean lne: 1. Frst set the value for C1. The value for the lower ntersecton lne C2 s automatcally set to -C1. 2. Then select the "C2" button by pressng the key and set the desred dstance C2 for the lower ntersecton lne. If the value s negatve, the ntersecton lne les below the dagram mean lne. Each tme the value for C1 s changed, C2 s reset to -C1. If C2 -C1 s requred, C2 must then be reset. Fg. 7 Intersecton lnes for peak count 35 Upper ntersecton lne C1 36 Dagram mean lne 37 Lower ntersecton lne C2 Settng the reference lne and the ntersecton lne for the materal rato To calculate the materal rato Rmr (tp for ASME), an ntersecton lne C (level p for ASME) (45) s placed nto the profle. The poston of ths ntersecton lne s determned by ts dstance (n μm or μn) to the reference lne CREF (40). The reference lne s parallel to the dagram mean lne; ts poston s determned by a materal rato value (e. g. "CREF 5.0 %"). 40 45 46 Fg. 8 Reference lne and ntersecton lne for materal rato 16 The values for C1 and C2 should be entered n steps of 0.1 μm. The profle resoluton of up to 7 nm means that there s no pont havng smaller steps. 22 40 Reference lne CREF 45 Intersecton lne C (p for ASME) for materal rato 46 Addtonal ntersecton lne for materal rato lst Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

Three dfferent ntersecton lnes "C" or "p" can be set so that three ndvdual values for Rmr or tp can be output. If the value s negatve, the ntersecton lne les below the reference lne. For the materal rato lst ("Rmr lst", "tp lst" for ASME; see Secton 5.2.2) the hghest value "C" or "p" (. e. the button below "CREF") determnes the dstance of the frst ntersecton lne (45) from the reference lne (40) and the dstance of the ntersecton lnes (46) from each other. 3.5.4 Measurng and Evaluaton Condtons n Accordance wth MOTIF To dsplay the measurng and evaluaton condtons n accordance wth MOTIF: 1. Open the "Measurng condtons" menu by pressng the key. 2. Press the 1 key to dsplay "MOTIF" n the respectve button. On the rght sde the measurng and evaluaton condtons n accordance wth MOTIF wll be dsplayed. Selectng the traversng length The top status bar (5) dsplays the length of the traversng length Lt, e. g. "Lt =16.00 mm" (see Fg. 2). 1. Press the Lt/Lc key repeatedly untl the requred traversng length s dsplayed. Lt 1.000 mm or 0.040 n 2.000 mm or 0.080 n 4.000 mm or 0.160 n 8.000 mm or 0.320 n 12.00 mm or 0.480 n 16.00 mm or 0.640 n Swtchng the Ls profle flter on/off If the Ls profle flter s swtched on, the profle s fltered after the measurement wth a cutoff wavelength of 2.5 μm or 8 μm (100 μn or 320 μn), dependng on the traversng length. The Ls profle flter can also be swtched on and off n the "Measurng staton" vew. Swtchng profle nverson on/off Usually a profle s evaluated n the same way that t s measured,. e. profle peaks are also handled as such. However, for replca measurements profle nverson should be swtched on. Ths causes the measured profle to be mrrored on the dagram mean lne so that the evaluaton s based on a profle n the correct poston. If a profle s evaluated wth profle nverson, the profle type s dsplayed n the "Result" vew wth a mnus sgn (e. g. "R " or "P "). For MOTIF parameters, the measurng value s affected by profle nverson. Settng the operators for MOTIF evaluaton When calculatng the measurng results for the MOTIF parameters, operators are used whch defne the maxmum length (n mm or n) of the roughness motfs (operator A) or the wavness motfs (operator B). ISO 12085 states that operators A and B are selected accordng to the expected length of the motfs. Unless otherwse specfed, the default values are A = 0.5 mm and B = 2.5 mm. Tab. 3 Avalable traversng lengths n accordance wth MOTIF Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 23

Operator A Operator B Traversng length Evaluaton length n mm n mm n mm n mm 0.02 0.1 0.5 0.1 0.5 2.5 0.64 3.2 16 0.64 3.2 16 Tab. 4 Determnng the operators A and B n accordance wth ISO 12085 Settng the ntersecton lnes for zone wdths Wth the three-zone measurement, zone wdths CR, CF and CL are calculated. For each of these parameters, two ntersecton lnes are specfed (n %), whch determne the poston of the respectve zone n the materal rato curve (48). μm 3.5.5 Parameters and Tolerance Lmts To select the parameters that are to be evaluated n the "Result" vew and n the record: 1. Open the "Parameters" menu by pressng the key. 2. Press the 1 key to dsplay the parameters n accordance wth "ISO / ASME / JIS" or n accordance wth "MOTIF". 3. Select the parameters to be evaluated n sequence by pressng the key (e. g. "Rmax" wth key 0) and actvatng the "Calculate" check box. 17 4. To enter tolerance lmts for the selected parameter: Use the 8 key to select the upper tolerance lmt " TOL" and enter the desred value. Use the 9 key to select the lower tolerance lmt " TOL" and enter the desred value. CR CF CL 0 100 % Scr2 Scr1 Scf1 48 Scf2 Scl2 Scl1 5. Actvate the button by pressng the key. 6. The selected parameters are dsplayed wth the tolerance lmts n the "Parameters" menu. If the value "0.00" appears for " TOL" or " TOL", ths tolerance lmt has not been defned. When the value "0.00" s set for " TOL" and " TOL", no tolerance montorng occurs for these parameters. Fg. 9 Intersecton lnes for three-zone measurement 48 Materal rato curve Scr1, Scr2: Upper and lower ntersecton lnes for CR Scr1, Scr2: Upper and lower ntersecton lnes for CF Scr1, Scr2: Upper and lower ntersecton lnes for CL 24 17 Or actvate the "All" check box to evaluate all parameters n accordance wth "ISO / ASME / JIS" or "MOTIF". Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

When evaluatng the selected parameters, the tolerance lmts are checked: If the tolerance s exceeded for one of the selected parameters, after a measurement ths parameter s dsplayed frst. Incdences where tolerances were exceeded are dsplayed n the "Result" vew and n the prnted record: If the upper tolerance lmt was exceeded, a plus sgn appears between the measurng result and the unt (e. g. "Ra 1.752+μm"); f the lower tolerance lmt s exceeded, a mnus sgn appears. No tolerance volatons are ndcated n the results fle, whch can be transferred to a PC after savng the results. If one of the parameters selected for the measurng record s deactvated, the correspondng tolerance lmts are deleted. If the "All" check box s deactvated, the tolerance lmts for all parameters are deleted except for Ra and Rz for ISO and JIS, Ra for ASME, R for MOTIF. Informaton regardng the avalable parameters can be found n Secton 5.3. 3.5.6 Record Contents To select the contents of the record: 1. Open the "Record" menu by pressng the key. 2. Actvate the "Auto prntng" check box f the record s to be automatcally prnted after each error-free measurement. 3. Actvate the "Date" and "Tme" check boxes f the date and tme of the measurement are to appear n the record. 18 4. Press the 1 key to select whch of the followng record contents are to be dsplayed: "Dagrams", "Lsts", "Record head" or "Company head". 5. For "Dagrams": For the MarSurf M 300 the horzontal scale "HOR" s always set to "AUTO". In the "AUTO" settng the profle dagram s dvded horzontally nto samplng lengths. The vertcal scale "VER" s used to select how many mcrometers (μm) or mcronches (μ) of the profle and the materal rato curve are to be prnted n one scale dvson n the scale grd. In the "AUTO" settng the M 300 automatcally selects the proper vertcal scale. Actvate the "Profle" and "Mr curve" check boxes f the profle and the materal rato curve are to appear n the record. 6. For "Lsts": Actvate the check boxes of the parameter lsts that are to appear n the record. 7. For "Record head": Actvate the "Prnt texts" check box f the text of the followng four nput boxes s to appear n the record. Enter the desred text for the record head nto the four nput boxes. 18 The date, tme, pck-up name and measurng condtons (Lt, Ls, Lc) are only prnted f one of the "Prnt texts" check boxes s actvated. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 25

If the four nput boxes reman empty, the followng record head automatcally appears n the record: Object Name # 8. For "Company head": Actvate the "Prnt texts" check box f the text of the followng four nput boxes s to appear n the record. Enter the desred text for the company head nto the four nput boxes. If the four nput boxes reman empty, no company head wll be prnted. User-specfc company logo The user's company log can be dsplayed n the record on the rght, next to the Mahr logo. Ths company logo must already have been coped nto the "BITMAP" folder of the MarSurf M 300 va the USB nterface (see Secton 8.1). When preparng the company logo wth approprate software please note the followng specfcatons: Wndows btmap, black and whte Maxmum wdth: 159 pxels Maxmum heght: 100 pxels To load a user-specfc logo: 1. Use the MENU key to select the man menu. 2. Open the "USB memory" menu by pressng the key, then open the "Company logo" menu. 3. Actvate the "Load logo" button by pressng the key. All prevously stored btmaps are dsplayed on the rght. 4. Select one of the btmaps by pressng the key. The prevew dsplays the btmap. 19 5. Actvate the button by pressng the key. To remove the current user-specfc logo from the record: 1. Use the MENU key to select the man menu. 2. Open the "USB memory" menu by pressng the key, then open the "Company logo" menu. 3. Actvate the "Qut logo" button by pressng the key. Or load another company logo (see above). 3.6 Programmng functon keys F1 and F2 Functons that should be able to be accessed quckly can be assgned to functon keys F1 and F2. All menus or functons that can be selected usng an con button are programmable, e. g. "Save results": Icon button: a e es ts To assgn a functon to one of the functon keys (e. g. "Save results"): 1. Dsplay the desred con button. In ths example: Use the MENU key to select the man menu. Open the "USB memory" menu by pressng the key, then open the "Results" menu. 19 If an error message s dsplayed, please look up the meanng of the error number n Secton 7. 26 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

2. Hold down the START key and select the desred con button by pressng the respectve key. In ths example: Key combnaton START + key 1. The vew wth the functon key assgnments wll be dsplayed. 3. Press functon key F1 or F2. The new assgnment s dsplayed n the bottom status bar (e. g. "<F1> Save results"). The functon key has been assgned the selected functon. When a programmed functon key s pressed, the assgned functon s dsplayed. The functon keys can be selected drectly from most menus. However, f an entry s beng performed, ths must be qut frst. 4 Preparng for Measurement 4.1 Settng up the Moble Measurng Staton To set up the drve unt: 1. Carefully nsert the pck-up (25) nto the pck-up holder on the front face of the drve unt (20); note the plug arrangement. 2. Screw the pck-up protecton (24) frmly onto the front face of the drve unt. The pck-up protecton should be used at all tmes f possble as t protects the pck-up from damage. Excepton: When measurng n small-dameter bores or at ponts that are dffcult to access. After changng the pck-up, the new pck-up should be calbrated or ts correcton value set (f t s known) (see Secton 5). 3. If necessary, assemble other accessores such as the heght adjustment. e. the holder (26) and one or both vertcal adjusters (27). 4. Place the drve unt n the correct measurng poston by movng t longtudnally and rotatng t. Gude pns on the drve unt help to fnd the deal operatng poston. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 27

Practcal examples: The MarSurf RD 18 s postoned on the veeblock bottom or on the vertcal adjusters; for measurement on level surfaces or n bores; stylus tp ponts downwards. The MarSurf RD 18 s postoned face down on ts top sde (three-pont support); the veeblock serves as a holder; for measurement of cylndrcal testpeces up to 1 kg (2.205 lbs); stylus tp ponts upwards. Dependng on the length of the testpece, the drve unt can be moved longtudnally nto the front or rear lock-n poston. The MarSurf RD 18 s held n a vertcal poston; the end face vee-block s placed at the crcumference of a cylndrcal testpece; the stylus tp s n contact wth the testpece's end face. 4.2 Settng up the Statonary Measurng Staton For statonary operaton, the MarSurf RD 18 can be affxed to the measurng stand (see Fg. 10). Measurng stands of types ST-D, ST-F and ST-G can be used. A mount (6910201) s requred for ths whch s avalable as an optonal accessory. To mount the MarSurf RD 18 on the measurng stand: 1. Set up the drve unt (see Secton 4.1). The pck-up protecton s not absolutely essental for operaton on a measurng stand. 28 Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18

2. Poston the MarSurf RD 18 wth ts bottom sde up and then poston the holder (52) such that both of ts screws ft nto the threads on the bottom sde of the MarSurf RD 18. 3. Tghten the two screws on the mount. 4. Introduce the mount s bolt nto the orfce on the cage of the column and clamp t n place usng the two set screws (on the reverse of the cage). 5. Use the adjustng screw (51) to algn the testpece and the drve unt so that they are parallel wth each other. The MarSurf RD 18 can be postoned at an nclne of ±15. 6. Turn the hand wheel for heght adjustment (50) to lower the pck-up to the testpece. 7. To exchange testpeces, the MarSurf RD 18 can be tpped up and locked n place whle stll n the holder. It s essental that the two screws on the mount and the two set screws are properly tghtened as otherwse the MarSurf RD 18 could come off and be damaged! Both nstruments can be suppled wth electrcty for statonary operaton by connectng the AC adapter that came wth delvery to the MarSurf M 300 and creatng a cable connecton between the two nstruments (see Secton 3.3). Fg. 10 Statonary measurng staton wth measurng stand 50 51 50 Hand wheel for heght adjustment 51 Adjustng screw to correct nclnaton 52 Holder for MarSurf RD 18 (6910201) 4.3 Settng up the Drve Unt and Pck-up 4.3.1 Swtchng the Traverse On/Off 52 If the testpece s moved by an external drve, e. g. the PURV rotaton devce, the pck-up traverse must be swtched off. The thrd-party drve system must be set to a drve speed of 0.5 mm/s. 1. Use the M key to dsplay the "Measurng staton" vew. 2. Actvate or deactvate the "Traverse" check box. Mahr GmbH, MarSurf M 300 and RD 18 29