Basic Settings; Measurement Modes; Sensor Employed; Units - Trotec BB20 Manuel D'utilisation

Main menu Submenu 1
Statistics Average value view
view Minimum view
Maximum view
(statistics
Number view
view)
Standard deviation
view
Optionen Measuring mode
(options)
Working mode
Probe used

Units

(unit setting)
Backlight
LCD statistics
Auto power off
Limit values Limit value settings
(limit) (limit settings)
Delete limit value
(delete limit)
B - 4
Submenu 2
Single mode
Continuous
mode
Direct
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
AUTO
Fe
non-Fe
µm
mils
mm
On
Off
Average Value
Maximum
Minimum
Standard
deviation
(sdev.)
Enable
Disable
Upper limit
value
(upper limit)
Lower limit
value
Operating manual – layer thickness measuring instrument BB 20
Main menu Submenu 1
Delete Current data
All data
Group data
Measure
view
Calibration Enable
Disable
Delete zero n
Delete zero f

Basic Settings

Measurement modes

continuous mode: it may sometimes be advantage-
ous not to remove the sensor between measurements
but to perform a continuous measurement . The mea-
surements are not acknowledged by a short beep in
this mode . All measurements performed in this mode
are automatically stored in the stastistics program,
provided that there is sufficient memory space .
single mode: Each measurement is acknowledged by
a short beep . All measurements are stored automati-
cally as in continuous mode . Please make sure that
there is sufficient memory space .
Sensor mode employed
The sensor can operate in three modes .
Auto: The sensors can automatically select the mode
of operation . If the sensor is held against a magnetic
substrate, it works according to the magnetic induc-
tion principle and if it is held against non-ferrous me-
tals, it works according to the eddy current principle.
Units
You can choose between metric (µm, mm) and impe-
rial units of measurement (mils) .
If the appliance is in "µm" mode, it switches automati-
cally to "mm" if the value exceeds 850 µm . Further in-
formation can be found in the section "technical data" .

Reset

A reset deletes all data in all memories, inclu-
ding all data in all working modes and the asso-
ciated statistical, calibration and limit values.
Submenu 2
G