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Procedure for measuring charge potential – KEYENCE SK-H Series User Manual

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E SK-H

(Setting procedures)

Refer to the correction table shown below to setting the correction value.

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Initialize

Initialize the measured data or settings.

Procedure for Measuring Charge Potential

1

Turn the power on.

Press the power button. The main unit turns

on and displays the start screen.

2

Press the F1 key to display “MENU.”

Select “Static Meter” from “MODE.”

3

Select the range.

Press the "RANGE" (F3) key to select the

range.

Each time that you press the "RANGE" (F3)

key, the range switches between "Near" and

"Far."

4

Perform the zero-point
adjustment.

Press the "START" (F2) key to switch

the unit to the measurement state.

Point the unit at a grounded target,

and then press the F3 key.

Press the "STOP" (F2) key to stop the

measurement.

This completes the operation.

Initialize

Details

Results

Only the measured data will be initialized.

Factory default

The measured data and all settings other than the date and time will be
reset to their default values.

Near (high-precision mode)

Measurement distance: 25 mm.
Measurement range: 0 to ±2 kV

Far (wide-range mode)

Measurement distance: 100 mm.
Measurement range: 0 to ±50 kV

1. Press the F1 key in “MENU”

and select “Utility.”

2. Select “Area Scaling.”

3. Select “Near mode” or

“Far mode.”

4. Set a value using the T/S keys

and press the “ENTER” key.

Mode
Response

Utility

Initialize

Static Meter

0.8s

>

>

18: 11

BACK

ENTER

MENU

Date
Sound
Backlight
Sleep
Laser Pointer

Area Scaling

>

OFF

AUTO

3min

ON

>
>

18: 11

BACK

ENTER

Utility

Near

Far

1.0

1.0

22: 07

BACK

ENTER

Area Scaling

1.0

19: 14

BACK

ENTER

Near

Near mode

Measurement

area

Measured

value

φ20 mm

0.6

φ40 mm

0.7

φ60 mm

0.8

φ80 mm

0.9

φ120 mm

1.0

Far mode

Measurement

area

Measured

value

φ120 mm

0.7

φ200 mm

0.9

φ300 mm

1.0

φ400 mm

1.1

φ500 mm

1.2

φ660 mm

1.3

No.001

NEAR

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15: 18

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Using the laser pointers to align the unit

The laser pointers are used to align the unit with the measurement distance

of the selected range.

Perform the alignment as shown below.

The position at which the laser line and the laser point overlap indicates the

correct measurement distance.

5

Perform the measurement.

Check the laser pointers to confirm that the target is at the correct

measurement distance.

When the measurement stops, the record is automatically saved.

The current value when measurement is stopped (electric charge/humidity/

temperature) and the maximum value/minimum value/absolute value (only for

the electric charge) during measurement are saved.

Records are saved from number 001 to number 100. Note that if a

measurement is performed with a record number in which data has already

been saved, the existing data will be overwritten. If you press the "CANCEL" F1

key to cancel a measurement that has started, the unit will return to the state

that it was in prior to the measurement starting. Switch to the record number

that you will use, and then start the measurement.

Hold down the F2 key when measurement is stopped to delete the data of the

displayed record number.

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List of screens in charging potential measurement mode

You can use the

W

and

X

arrow keys to switch between displays.

You can switch between displays regardless of whether a measurement is
in progress or not.

OK

Far

Near

No.001

NEAR

V

°C

%

-38

29.0

47

8/28 15: 02

15: 18

MENU

START

RANGE

No.001

NEAR

V

°C

%

-38

29.0

47

8/28 15: 02

15: 18

CANCEL

STOP

ZERO

Press the "START" F2 key to start the

measurement.

Press the "STOP" F2 key again

to stop the measurement.

No.001

NEAR

V

°C

%

-38

29.0

47

8/28 15: 02

15: 18

MENU

START

RANGE

No.001

NEAR

V

°C

%

+

9

29.0

47

8/28 15: 02

15: 19

MENU

START

RANGE

MAX

No.001

NEAR

V

°C

%

-40

29.0

47

8/28 15: 02

15: 20

MENU

START

RANGE

ABS

No.001

NEAR

V

°C

%

-40

29.0

47

8/28 15: 02

15: 20

MENU

START

RANGE

MIN

(1) Current value display

(2) Maximum value display

(4) Absolute value display

(3) Minimum value display

W

/

X

keys

W

/

X

keys

W

/

X

keys

W

/

X

keys