GB/IE10
Measuring an object from the inside:
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Place the internal measuring jaws 2against the object
you want to measure.
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Turn the handwheel 7outwards anti-clockwise. Move the
internal measuring jaws 2apart until they touch the object
on both its inner sides. Please ensure that you do not
damage the object you want to measure by subjecting it to
too much pressure.
Measuring the depth of an object:
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Move the depth-measuring blade 6out of the calliper.
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Put the depth-measuring blade 6in position until it touches
the surface (e.g. inside a hole).
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Slide the body of the calliper downward until you feel
resistance.
j
Ensure that you do not damage the depth-measuring blade
6or the object you want to measure by exerting too much
pressure on them.
jThe LCD display 5now displays the dimensions.
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After carrying out the measurement, move the external
measuring jaws 11 /internal measuring jaws 2together
again by turning the handwheel 7inwards clockwise.
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Switch the LCD display 5off again by pressing the
ON/OFF key 10 .
Tip: The LCD display 5automatically switches itself off
after approx. 3 minutes.
j
Tighten the locking screw 4again by turning it clockwise
until you feel some resistance.
Q Examples of use
Tip: When measuring, always proceed as described in the
chapter on using the calliper.
Comparison of plug and socket (see fig. C):
jFirst measure the dimensions of the plug.
jYou may wish to make a note of the measurement.
jThen measure the socket.
Deviation from a reference value (see fig. D):
jMeasure a reference object (in this case A).
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Leave the measuring jaws 2/ 11 in this position and press
the key to obtain the zero setting (ZERO) 9.
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Then measure the second object. The LCD display 5now
shows the deviation of the measurement of the second object
to that of the reference object (A).
Measuring the thickness of the floor of an object
(see fig. E):
jFirst measure the depth of the object.
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Leave the depth blade 6in this position and press the key
