Checkline PaintCheck - Manual (Page 4)

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4.0 M EASUREMENT
After switching on the gauge,
either four dashes or the last
measurement value will appear
on the display.
At this point, you can immediately
start to measure. Position the
instrument on the surface to
be measured and new thickness
value will appear on the display.
NOTE: After each measurement,
lift the instrument a minimum of
0.12 in. (3 cm) from the measurment
surface before you take another
measurement.
mils
µmm
AUTO FN
Non-
Ferr
–– – –
mils
µmm
AUTO FN
Non-
Ferr
3.7
0.12 in.
PaintCheck
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5.0 S ELECTING THE UNIT OF MEASURE
1. Note the current measuring unit.
2. Switch the instrument OFF.
3. Switch on the instrument ON with the Power Key and keep this
key pressed until a beep sound is heard.
4. Release the key and the instrument will be switched switches
into the other unit of measure: either from µm to mils or the
vice versa.
6.0 V ERIFYING G AGUE A CCURACY
You can check the accuracy of the instrument using the included
zero plates “Fe” or “NFE” and the supplied measurement calibration
standard. The permitted measurement tolerance is given in the
Technical Data (section 8.0).
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4.0 M EASUREMENT
After switching on the gauge,
either four dashes or the last
measurement value will appear
on the display.
At this point, you can immediately
start to measure. Position the
instrument on the surface to
be measured and new thickness
value will appear on the display.
NOTE: After each measurement,
lift the instrument a minimum of
0.12 in. (3 cm) from the measurment
surface before you take another
measurement.
mils
µmm
AUTO FN
Non- Ferr –– – –
mils
µmm
AUTO FN
Non-
Ferr
3.7
0.12 in.
PaintCheck
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5.0 S ELECTING THE UNIT OF MEASURE
1. Note the current measuring unit.
2. Switch the instrument OFF.
3. Switch on the instrument ON with the Power Key and keep this
key pressed until a beep sound is heard.
4. Release the key and the instrument will be switched switches
into the other unit of measure: either from µm to mils or the
vice versa.
6.0 V ERIFYING G AGUE A CCURACY
You can check the accuracy of the instrument using the included
zero plates “Fe” or “NFE” and the supplied measurement calibration
standard. The permitted measurement tolerance is given in the
Technical Data (section 8.0).