Shimpo instruments Data-pro User manual

Instruction Manual

SHIMPO Data-Pro

Instruction Manual

WELCOME

SHIMPO INSTRUMENTS

for

...and thank you for purchasing your Shimpo Data-

Pro. Keep these instructions handy to help you learn

about all the features in the program. We recommend

you read the sections

Getting Started

and

Getting Started and Getting Started

Recording

Measurements

to get going. If you have never used a

Palm computer, please read

Using a Palm Computer

While Shimpo strives to release high quality products,

whenever you are trying to interconnect different pieces

of hardware there is always the potential for problems.

If you encounter a problem please try using the

Trouble-

shooting

section. Our technical support will also work

shooting section. Our technical support will also work shooting

hard to resolve any problems that arise. The contact

information is located on page eight (8).

Once again, thank you for your purchase and

if you have questions please call or visit us at

www.shimpoinst.com.

Getting Started ............................................. 2

Recording Measurements.............................. 2

Adding a Note .............................................. 2

Using a Palm Computer: Basic Interface........ 2

Using a Palm Computer: Hotsync Technology . 2

Navigating Around DataGet ........................ 2

Editing Data: Selecting a measurement ......... 3

Editing Data: Changing the value................. 3

Editing Data: Deleting the measurement....... 3

Editing Data: Notes....................................... 3

The Graph.................................................... 3

Variables....................................................... 4

Variable Options: Setting Spec Limits........... 4

Variable Options: Naming the Variable........ 4

Variable Options: Alarms............................. 4

Variable Options: Gauge Types .................... 4

Building a Part and a Parts List ..................... 4

Identifiers ...................................................... 4

Setting Up Identifiers .................................... 5

Setting Up Identifiers: Example..................... 5

Interface Options........................................... 5

Bypassing the Par Setup screen...................... 5

Adding a new user ........................................ 5

Saving Data to the PC .................................. 6

PC Table Format .......................................... 6

Microsoft Access Tables ................................ 6

Duplicating Parts Data on the PC

(For Advanced Users) ................................... 7

Trouble Shooting.......................................... 8

Contact Information..................................... 8

Specifications................................................. 9

Warranty ...................................................... 9

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GETTING STARTED

In your new Shimpo packet you will find a Shimpo Data-Pro port

module, and a Shimpo software CD.

Before you begin, make sure you have the following items:

1. A compatible Shimpo gauge

FGV digital Force Gauge

FGV-HX digital Force Gauge

DFS digital Force Gauge

DRI digital Force Gauge

2. A cable for your gauge

FGV Gauge needs FGV-RS232

DFS Gauge needs DFS-RS232

DRI Gauge needs DFS-RS232

3. A Palm computer running Palm OS 2.0 or greater with

at least 150K of free memory

4. A PC running Windows 95/98 or NT with 10 MB of

free hard drive space and 16 MB of RAM

5. The Palm Desktop software installed on your PC

NOTE: Shimpo Data-Pro can be used with competitor gauges

with RS232 output.

To start using Shimpo Data-Pro install the Shimpo software from the

CD-ROM onto your hard drive. Follow the instructions on the screen

for installing the software onto your PC, and Palm computers.

Once you complete the software installation, connect your gauge to

the Shimpo Data-Pro port hardware module using your cable.

Plug the Shimpo Data-Pro port into your Visor Handspring. On

HandSpring Visors, slide the plastic cover of the back and insert the

Shimpo Data-Pro cartridge into the slot.

Turn on your Palm computer, and tap the

Applications

button (see

Using a Palm Computer

.) Then tap the Shimpo icon with your stylus

and you are ready to start collecting data.

RECORDING MEASUREMENTS

Once you have setup the Shimpo Data-Pro's port, taking a reading

from the gauge is very easy. The most convenient way is to tap

the

Gauge Read

button on your Visor Handspring, or you can

Gauge Read button on your Visor Handspring, or you can Gauge Read

tap the

Notepad

button on the bottom right corner of your Palm

Notepad button on the bottom right corner of your Palm Notepad

computer to record a measurement. You should hear a beep on

the Palm computer when a measurement is graphed on the screen.

ADDING A NOTE

You can add a note to any measurement. The first step is to select

a measurement (see Editing Data: Selecting a measurement.) Then

click the

Note

button

a measurement (see Editing Data: Selecting a measurement.) Then

on the bottom of the screen.

The

Notes

dialog will pop on the screen.

Click the field to start editing. Then enter

your note using the

Graffiti

handwriting recognition

system or the activate the pop

up keyboard by tapping on

the “

abcde

” part of the silk screen.

When you are done entering your note tap the

Done

button on the

Notes

dialog. If you are using the pop up keyboard

you have to tap the

Done

button on the keyboard before you

can tap the

Done

button on the

Notes

dialog. If you enter a non-

empty note, a

Note icon

will be placed next to the measurement

on the graph.

USING A PALM COMPUTER

In this section we cover some basic information about using

Palm computers. You can find more complete information in the

manual that came with your Palm computer.

Basic Interface

The Palm screen is touch sensitive. You select objects by tapping

gently on the screen using your stylus. Drag the stylus over a field

to change what's currently in there, using either

Graffiti

or the

Graffiti or the Graffiti

123

" Number keypad.

Silk Screen

Several special functions are located on the silk screen:

The

Applications

button pops up a screen of all the

programs on your Palm computer.

The

button activates the drop down menus at

Menu button activates the drop down menus at Menu

the top of the screen.

To bring up the

keyboard

tap under the "

keyboard tap under the "keyboard

abcde

Enter text using

Graffiti

(see Palm manual for more

Graffiti (see Palm manual for more Graffiti

information)

To use the numeric key pad tap the "

12345

The

Calculator

button brings up a simple calculator

Calculator button brings up a simple calculator Calculator

on the Palm screen.

HotSync Technology

To move data from the Palm computer to the desktop, place your

Palm computer in the cradle. Then press the

HotSync

button.

HotSync button. HotSync

The data will be automatically moved to the PC.

NAVAGATING AROUNG DATA-PRO

Parts

screen:

Tapping on a

Part

in the list brings you to the

Part in the list brings you to the Part

Part Setup

screen. You can bypass the

Part Setup

screen by selecting

that option under the

Interface Options

screen. (See

Interface

Options

Part Setup

screen:

Tap the

Collect Data

button to go to

Collect Data button to go to Collect Data

Variable

Identifier

screens. The other controls on this screen let you configure the

part. (See

Building a Part and Part List

for more information.)

Building a Part and Part List for more information.)Building a Part and Part List

Variable

screen:

Tapping on the

Parts

button brings you to the

Parts

•

Setup

screen. Use the pop up menu below the

Parts

button to go to other variables or the

Identifier

screen.

Identifier screen. Identifier

(See the

Variable Options

for more information.)

Identifiers

screen:

Tapping on the

Parts

button brings you to the

Parts

Setup

screen. Use the pop up menu below the

Parts

button to select a

Variable

. (See

Identifiers

for more

information.)

EDITING DATA

Any measurements that have not been synced with the PC can

be edited on the Palm computer. Once a measurement has been

synced you can no longer edit its value on the PC.

Continuous, Peak or Average Readings

If a similar device is already defined, select it

from the list (

image 1

). Data-Pro software will

use those settings as the defaults for your new

setup. Now tap

Check your device manual for the correct

RS232 settings. You might find the settings

written in a format like

19200, 8, N, 1, which means 19200 baud,

a data length of 8, no parity and 1 stop bit.

Some devices allow you to change the default

settings. As a rule we recommend you stick

with their defaults. Go ahead and configure

Data-Pro software with the correct settings

(

image 2

) and tap

If you want the Visor to request data from the device select

Yes

(

image 3

). A lot of devices don’t support this capability yet.

Now tap Next. We have found some battery

powered devices have their RS232 ports

turned off by default. Make sure you turn it

on before sending data. Now tap

(Enter commands:

BA(cr)

Single,

BE(cr)

Peak, or

BB(cr)

Conrinuous [10 samples/

sec.])

To check everything is configured correctly

Data-Pro software will test your setup (

image 4

If everything looks fine tap

Data-Pro software expects your device to

send back ASCII characters. The program

offers 3 different methods for detecting the

end of a measurement (

image 5

). In this case

the delimiter [CR] or carriage return is used.

Finally you can name

this setup for future

reference (

image 6

). You

can save the setups to

the PC, and download them to other Visors.

Congratulations! You are now ready to start

collecting data.

Selecting a measurement

You must select a measurement before you can edit it. The

active

measurement

always has the

measurement always has the measurement

active

marker

underneath it

(see

The Graph

). There are three ways to select measurements.

First, you can tap on a measurement in the graph. Second, you

can use the

left / right arrows

to move the previous and next

measurement. Third, you can use the

up / down

button(s)

up / down button(s) up / down

the bottom of your Palm computer to select the next and

previous measurement.

Changing the value

Once you have selected a measurement,

record you new value by reading a new

value from the gauge, or by tapping the

Data

1,2,3

button.

You can clear the value and type a new one

on the keyboard. Select digits by tapping

and dragging the stylus over them.

You can then

replace them using

Graffiti

or the

Graffiti or the Graffiti

123

" Number keypad.

Deleting the measurement

To delete the active measurement, activate

the menus by tapping the

button

Menu button Menu

on the

Silk Screen

(See

Silk Screen (See Silk Screen

Using a Palm

Computer

). Then select

Computer). Then select Computer

Delete Point

from

Delete Point from Delete Point

the

Edit

menu.

Edit menu.Edit

Notes

To edit or add a

Note

for the active measurement, tap the

Note

button

. (For more information, see

Editing Data: Notes

THE GRAPH

Use the graph to view the measurements you have collected.

Tick labels:

Control these in the Variable Options dialog.

See "Variable Options: Setting Spec Limits" for more

information.

Upper Spec Limit (USL):

See 1.

Note:

A measurement with a note. Tap on the note to view

or edit the note.

Target Value:

See 1.

Lower Spec Limit (LSL):

See 1.

Active Marker:

The black square shows the currently active

measurement. All editing operation always take place on the

active measurement.

7) Measurement:

A measurement that has been entered.

Parts

button: Tapping on this button brings you to the Parts list.

Gauge Read

button: Tap this to read a measurement from the

Gauge Read button: Tap this to read a measurement from the Gauge Read

gauge or use the Notepad button on the bottom right corner of

the Palm computer.

1,2,3

button: This button makes the Data Entry Screen pop up

allowing you to manually enter the measurement value.

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THE GRAPH (CONT.)

Sample Counter

: This allows you to see how many

measurements you have taken since the last time you transferred

data to the PC.

Readout Window

: To see the gauge readout more clearly and

to aid in editing data points, a pop up window shows the last

measurement in a large font.

CpK Value & Subgrouping Counter

: When you turn on

the Subgrouping, a

CpK

value is instantly calculated providing

CpK value is instantly calculated providing CpK

instant visual feedback about your process, as you collect data.

DataGet also keeps track of the Subgroup unit you are currently

measuring.

VARIABLES

Variable Options: Setting Spec Limits, Alarms,

Gauge Types, Naming the Variable

Variable Options: Setting Spec Limits, Alarms,

Gauge Types, Naming the Variable

Variable Options: Setting Spec Limits, Alarms,

You can record data for up to

1000 variables per part. Each

variable also has its own graph.

You can set individual spec

limits for each variable. From the

main screen, activate the menu

by tapping the

button

Menu button Menu

on the

Silk Screen

(For more

Silk Screen (For more Silk Screen

information, see "Using a Palm

Computer.") Select

Variable...

from the

Options

menu. The

Variable Options

dialog will

open.

You can turn on and off the

USL, LSL,

and

Target

value with the check boxes on the left-

Target value with the check boxes on the left-Target

hand side of the screen.

To change the value of the

USL

, for example, tap the

Number

field. To enter a

Number field. To enter a Number

new value, drag the stylus

over the field to change

its value using either

Graffiti

or the "

Graffiti or the "Graffiti

123

Number keypad. (For more

information, see

Using a

Palm Computer

If you want to hear an

alarm

and be prompted for a

alarm and be prompted for a alarm

Note

when a point is out of spec,

select the "

Warn me if measurement is out of spec

" check

box.

To change the gauge

type, tap on the

Gauge

Type

button and select

from the drop down

menu. Some gauge types

(Fowler, Starrett, Ohaus,

LMI, and JSResearch)

need additional

hardware.

BUILDING A PART & PARTS LIST

To create a

Part

from which to collect data, click on the

Part from which to collect data, click on the Part

New

button in the

Parts

screen. This brings you to the

Parts Setup

screen.

Part Name.

Drag the stylus over the name field to change

the Name. Enter the new value, using either

Graffiti

Graffiti or Graffiti

the "

abc

" keypad. (For more information, see

Using a Palm

Computer

Identifiers

button. This brings you to the

Identifier Setup

screen to collect attribute data. (See

Identifiers

Variables

button. This brings you to the

Variables

list,

which allows you to add new variables and/or set data

collection options (See

Variable Options

screen.)

Subgrouping.

Tapping on the check box

activates the

CpK

calculation, which is shown on the lower left-hand

CpK calculation, which is shown on the lower left-hand CpK

corner of the

Variable

data collection screen.

Move to next variable.

Use the VariCycle

technology

to automatically advance to the next item. For example,

if you record all the measurements for one sample before

moving to the next sample, set DataGet to advance to

the next variable after

after each measurement

. On the

other hand, if you collect one variable at a time, within a

subgroup your switch from

manually

manually to manually

after completing

a subgroup

in the pop up menu. You can override these

settings by

manually

switching between variables.

manually switching between variables. manually

Collect Data.

Clicking on this button brings you to the

Variables

data collection screen.

IDENTIFIERS

Now you can track job number, shift or employees using

Identifiers. There are six different types of identifiers to ensure

fast accurate data collection. For example the

numeric

type has

numeric type has numeric

a large keypad to enter values as you would in a calculator. The

pop up menu

options let you predefine a list of choices.

pop up menu options let you predefine a list of choices.pop up menu

To change the value for one of the identifiers, tap on the right

hand side of the row. The row will activate and you can edit its

value. To save the screen, tap the

Enter Value

button. If you

do not want to save the changes you have made, just switch to

a Variable without pressing

the

Enter Value

button.

The

Arrow

buttons

Arrow buttons Arrow

move backwards and

forwards through the saved

identifiers. You can edit

any values that have not

been synced with the PC.

To save any edits, you must

press the

Enter Value

button.

Use the pop up menu under the

Parts

button to move to

another

Variable

, and use the

Parts

button to go to the

Parts

screen.

Setting Up Identif

To configure the identifiers

for a part, go to the

Part

Setup

screen (See

Navigating

Around Data-Pro

for how get

to there.)

Tap the

Identifiers

button

to bring up the

Identifiers

Setup

dialog to configure the

identifiers for this part.

New.

Select the

New

button to create a unique

identifier.

Up Down buttons.

These

buttons are navigation

buttons which allow you to

rearrange the order of your

Identifier list

Delete.

If you select

Delete

, the identifier and

all data associated with this

identifier will be deleted.

Done.

This brings you back to the

Parts Setup

screen.

Example: Adding a pop up menu

To add a pop up menu identifier tap

New

from the

New from the New

Identifier Setup

screen.

At the

New Identifier

dialog enter

New Identifier dialog enter New Identifier

Employee, using either

Graffiti

or the

Graffiti or the Graffiti

abcde

" keyboard. (For more information, see

Using a Palm

Computer

Select

Popup Menu

from the

Popup Menu from the Popup Menu

Type

drop down menu. Tap on the

Set

Attribute Options...

button to activate

the

Popup Identifier Options

dialog.

Use the

New

button

New button New

to add a choice to the

menu. In this case we

add John. Click the

Done

button on the

New Popup Menu Item

dialog to add

New Popup Menu Item dialog to add New Popup Menu Item

the choice to the list.

Press the

New

button again on the

New button again on the New

Popup Identifier Options

dialog

and add Fred. Finally add Jane.

You should now have a screen that

looks like the one on the right.

Press the

Done

button

to go back to the

Identifiers Setup

dialog. Press the

Done

button again

to return to the

Part Setup

screen.

When you start collecting data for

this part you will now have the

Identifiers

screen you see to the left.

INTERFACE OPTIONS

To make it easy to record information from your Shimpo Force

Gauge or competitor gauges, Shimpo software uses

the

Notepad

button on the bottom right hand side

Notepad button on the bottom right hand side Notepad

of the Palm computer. If you do not want to use the

Notepad button to record values, activate the menus

by selecting the

button on the silk screen

Menu button on the silk screen Menu

(See

Using a Palm Computer

for more information.) Then select

Using a Palm Computer for more information.) Then select Using a Palm Computer

Interface

from the

Options

menu.

Uncheck "

Use Notepad

button to read gauge data

In addition, the

data

button

data button data

on cables and gauges can

sometimes interfere with

other Palm accessories. If

you wish to disable it, just

uncheck "

Use cable button

to read gauge data

Bypassing the Part Setup screen

If you would like to bypass the

Part Setup

every time you select

a part from the

Parts

list, then check the "

Bypass Parts Setup

screen

" under the

Interface Options

dialog. (See

Interface

Options

Adding a new user

HotSync the Palm you want to add with your PC. Launch

the DataGet program on the PC (see

Saving Data to the PC

. )

Select

Add a new user

, and then follow the instructions in the

Wizard.

iers

SAVING DATA TO THE PC

To change where you want to store files on the PC, Launch the

DataGet program on the PC.

Select the

Save to a different file

Select the user you want to change the file for.

Click the

button.

Next button.Next

Click

Browse...

to change the file. Select the file (or type in a

new file name) and select the type of file from the Save As Type

drop down. Select

Save

to select this file. Select

to move

Next to move Next

to the next screen of the wizard.

The next time you hotsync the Palm computer, the data will be

transferred to the new file.

PC TABLE FORMAT

When you transfer data back to the PC in Excel or text format,

Each part is organized as a table. Here is a description of the

columns:

Microsoft Access Tables

When you transfer data back to the PC in Access format, the

data is placed into 8 related tables. There is more information

in this format than a flat table like Excel or text. For example,

each measurement has a date and time stamp.

There are some example files on the CD. We strongly

recommend you look at those before adding your own queries.

The following conventions are used in the tables. All fields

marked in yellow are indexed. All fields marked in red are

linked to other tables. The blue and gray markings are shown

to help keep the rows separate.

All refcon fields are available for use. You may store any value

in these fields. For example, if you are writing a script to extract

data to another program, you can change the values of these

fields to indicate the data has already been transferred.

What follows is a description of each table and the relationships

between them.

dg_data

The measurements from variables are held in dg_data.

dg_notes

Any notes attached to measurements are stored in the dg_notes

table.

dg_session

Whenever a user syncs with the PC, a new session record is

created in the dg_session table.

dg_part

Every time a new part is created, or an existing part is modified

on the Palm computer, a new record is added to the dg_part

table.

dg_variable

All variables are given a unique entry into the dg_variable table.

Every time a part is changed on the Palm, its variables are given

new entries in this table.

dg_identifier

Every identifier has a unique entry into the dg_identifier table.

Every time a part is changed on the Palm, its identifiers are given

new entries in this table.

dg_identifier_data

Identifier data is stored in this table.

dg_current_job

The last time the user changed the Part Setup info on the Palm

computer is tracked in this table. If, at the start of the sync, the

Palm has a higher session_number than this table, new parts,

identifiers, and variables get added to their respective tables.

DUPLICATING PARTS DATA on the PC

(For Advanced Users)

By selecting "

Duplicate Part Setup info to PC

", you can

duplicate your

database to other Palm

computers, so you only

need to set up Part list

once.

From the

Parts

screen,

select the

File...

button.

This will bring up the

File Options

screen.

Tap on the "

Duplicate

Part Setup info to PC

." Then place your Visor Handspring in

the cradle and press the

Hotsync

button on the cradle. Go to

Hotsync button on the cradle. Go to Hotsync

the PC and select the Palm

Install Tool

. Click the Add button

to add the name of the PalmPilot user that you want to transfer

the

Part setup

to from the User drop down list. Go to the Palm

user's

Backup

directory of the PalmPilot you just hotsynced.

Select the file called

DataGet_db.PDB

. Click the

Done

button. To complete the transfer of the Part setup information,

just

Hotsync

the new PalmPilot.

Hotsync the new PalmPilot. Hotsync

TROUBLESHOOTING

Installation

If you are having trouble installing the Shimpo desktop software

please check the following items.

The Palm Desktop software has already been installed on

your system. (

The software is located on the CD that came with

your Palm computer.

)

Make sure the hotsync manager is running. You should see

an icon on the task bar (the gray strip at the bottom of your

screen) that looks like

Then try reinstalling the software.

Reading values

If you receive an error dialog, like the one shown on the

right, while trying to read values from the gauge, try these

troubleshooting steps.

Error:

The Palm computer cannot find the gauge.

If you get this error message every time you try to read a point:

Check that the gauge is turned on.

Check the cables are securely connected.

Clear the error message and try reading a measurement again.

If the problem persists, check these additional items:

The cable is the correct type for your gauge. (

Note: calipers

have a large range of different cables that are easily confused.)

Try replacing the cable. Sometimes a wire can break inside

the cable.

Error:

The Palm computer is having trouble reading the

data from the gauge.

If you get this error message

every time you try to read a

value:

Check that you are using

the correct cable type.

The battery in the gauge is

still good.

Error:

The Palm computer does not understand the data

format the gauge is using.

If you are receiving this error every time you try to read a

measurement:

Check that the cable is the correct type.

Try switching cables.

If you are experiencing intermittent problems reading

measurements from the gauge:

Check you are not trying to read measurements faster than

every 2 seconds.

Battery level is still good in the gauge.

Hotsync Technology

If you are having trouble syncing with the PC, the HotSync

log on the PC will have the error and error code. The error

message will contain instructions on what to check.

CONTACT INFORMATION

You can reach us through any of the following methods:

phone:

630-924-73138 (8-5 pm) Central

FAX:

630-924-0342

email:

info@shimpoinst.com

website:

www.shimpoinst.com

address:

1701 Glenlake Ave., Itasca IL 60143

•

CARTRIDGE SPECIFICATIONS

Display

160 X 160 touch screen

Connector

Standard DB9 male connector

ESD Protection

± 10kV

Max Software Speed

57.6Kbps

Typical power consumption

2mAPower consumption off

On board Buffer

128 bytes

Data Length

5,6,7,8

Stop bits

1,1.5,2

Parity

none,even,odd,one,zero

Flow Control

Hardware / Software

RS232 Pin Support

TXD,RXD,CTS,RTS,DTR,DSR,RI,CE,GND

SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS

Max measurements per variable

2000

Significant digits per measurement

Range of Measurement

±20000

Mas measurement on 2MB Visor

50000

Max variables per part

100

Max identifiers per part

Max parts

100

Max RS232 setups

100

Force Measurement

oz,g,kg,N,lb

Communications

HotSync®

Operation Modes

Peak, average, single readings

PDA

Visor Handspring™

and others

PC Output

Time, Date, Folder, Force reading, Unit

RS232 Setup Option

Allows user to use cartridge with their NON-SHIMPO products

Compatible with: Shimpo FGV, DFS, & DRI digital force gauge series. Can be used with other metrology products which have RS232 output option.

WARRANTY

LIMITED EXPRESS WAR RAN TY:

Shimpo Instruments war rants, to the original pur chas er of new prod ucts only, that this product

shall be free from defects in work man ship and ma te ri als under nor mal use and proper main te nance for one year from the date of original

pur chase. This warranty shall not be effective if the product has been sub ject to overload, misuse, negligence, or ac ci dent, or if the product

has been repaired or altered out side of Shimpo In stru ments’s au tho rized control in any re spect which in Shimpo Instruments’s judg ment,

ad verse ly affects its con di tion or operation.

DISCLAIMER OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES:

The fore go ing war ran ty constitutes the SOLE AND EX CLU SIVE WAR RAN TY,

and Shimpo Instruments hereby dis claims all oth er war ran ties, ex pressed, stat u to ry or implied, applicable to the prod uct, in clud ing, but not

limited to all implied war ran ties of mer chant abil i ty and fitness.

LIMITATION OF REMEDY:

Under this warranty, Shimpo Instruments’ SOLE OBLIGATION SHALL BE TO REPAIR OR RE PLACE

the defective product or part, at Shimpo Instruments’ op tion. Shimpo In stru ments reserves the right to satisfy war ran ty ob li ga tion in full

by reimbursing Buyer for all pay ments made to Shimpo In stru ments, whereupon, title shall pass to Shimpo In stru ments upon ac cep tance of

return goods. To ob tain warranty service, Purchaser must obtain Shimpo In stru ments’s authorization before re turn ing the prod uct, prop er ly

repackaged, freight pre-paid to Shimpo In stru ments.

INDEMNIFICATION & LIMITATION OF DAMAGES:

Buyer agrees to indemnify and hold Shimpo In stru ments harm less from and

against all claims and damages imposed upon or incurred aris ing, directly or indirectly, from Buyer’s failure to perform or satisfy any of the

terms described here in. In no event shall Shimpo Instruments be liable for injuries of any nature in volv ing the product, including in ci den tal

or con se quen tial damages to person or prop er ty, any eco nom ic loss or loss of use.

MERGER CLAUSE:

Any statements made by the Seller’s rep re sen ta tive do not con sti tute warranties except to the extent that they also

appear in writing. This writing con sti tutes the entire and final ex pres sion of the parties’ agreement.

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