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Park Tool DC-1 User Manual

Dc-1 digital caliper

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DC-1 Digital Caliper

The DC-1 is a precision measuring instrument built with stainless steel parts and a rugged ABS body.

OPERATION:

1. Loosen locking screw to allow movement of slider.

2. Press and release OFF/ON button.

3. Press mm/inch button to switch between

measurement units.

4. Close measuring jaws using light measuring pres-

sure and press ZERO button to reset display to 0.00.

5. Measure part as shown in Figures 1 through 4.

Figure 1 Measurement of Internal Dimensions
Figure 2 Measurement of External Dimensions
Figure 3 Measurement of Depth
Figure 4 Differential Measurement

(Application of zero setting)

• Measures to 150mm/6”
• Large LCD display
• Displays metric, decimal standard and

fractional standard to 1/128”

• Measures external, internal, depth and

stepped dimensions

• Resolution: +/-0.01mm/0.0005”/1/128”
• Accuracy: +/-0.02mm/0.001”

(<100mm) +/-0.03mm/0.001” (>100-200mm)
+/-0.04mm/0.0015” (>200-300mm)

• Repeatability: +/-0.01mm/0.0005”

MAINTENANCE:

1. Handle with care. Avoid exposure to dirt, moisture,

and extreme temperatures.

2. Keep DC-1 clean and dry for proper performance.


Clean with a dry, soft, cotton cloth. Do not use
water or cleaning solutions.

3. To save battery power, turn off DC-1 when idle.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT:
Flashing digits in the display indicates the battery needs replacement. Remove the battery cover as shown in
Figure 5. Replace battery (SR44 button cell) with positive side facing out.

TROUBLE SHOOTING:

Trouble

Action

Five digits flash simultaneously

Replace battery

Display doesn’t change when slider is moved Remove battery for 30 seconds, then re-install
No reading on display

1. Check for proper battery connection

2. Replace battery

Tool is less accurate than specified

Remove slider cover and assembly, clean face

of sensor with clean, compressed air

Figure 1

Figure 4

Figure 5

Figure 2

Figure 3