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  • Page 1 OPERATION MANUAL...
  • Page 2 ©1999 Gagemaker, LP OMMT300012-99...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents Introduction What is the MIC TRAC? Gagemaker’s Philosophy of Accuracy Technical Support Unpacking and Handling Returning the MIC TRAC System Components Component List MIC TRAC Base Unit Component Descriptions Central Processing Unit (CPU) Digital Readout Front Panel CPU Digital Readout Rear Panel...
  • Page 5 The MIC TRAC addresses gage setting and calibration issues that were never possible before. All it takes is a little imagination. But, for those who don’t have time to imagine, Gagemaker provides gages and fixtures to accompany the MIC TRAC to make your job easier and more precise.

  • Page 7: Introduction

    Proper positioning of the gage improves the accuracy of the calibration and provides more consistent results. Refer to the MIC TRAC MT-3000 Calibration Reference Cards and the Gage Calibration Setup Poster for information about using the CAL-PAK fixtures.

  • Page 8: Unpacking And Handling

    1. After opening the cover of the shipping carton, check for signs of damage. Note: If the unit appears damaged, contact Gagemaker immediately at 713-472-7360. 2. To release the unit from the shipping carton, loosen and remove the wing nuts and washers.
  • Page 9 Unpacking and Handling (continued) 6. Since the MT-3000 weighs in excess of 100 pounds, use a crane or hoist to remove it from the shipping carton and place it on a secure surface. If this is not available, we recommend using two people to lift the unit out of the shipping carton.

  • Page 10: Returning The Mic Trac

    If the unit is returned in any container other than the original shipping carton, there will be a charge of $240.00 for carton replacement when the gage is returned to you. Gagemaker is not responsible for any damages incurred during return shipment due to poor packing.

  • Page 11: System Components

    System Components Take some time to become familiar with all the parts that make up the MIC TRAC system by reviewing the labeled diagram and descriptions that follow. The part names are important to understand the assembly and operating instructions. Component List Item Description...

  • Page 12: Mic Trac Base Unit Component Descriptions

    MIC TRAC Base Unit Component Descriptions Receiver Pads Located on the right and left carriages and are used to hold fixtures, such as the flat face anvils (TF-1F blocks). The receiver pads are ground in matched sets so the mounting surfaces are flat and parallel.

  • Page 13: Central Processing Unit (Cpu) Digital Readout Front Panel

    Central Processing Unit (CPU) Digital Readout Front Panel The front panel consists of a digital readout and key pad. CPU Front Panel Inch/Millimeter This pad changes the digital readout from Inch to Metric. Touching the pad a second time changes the display back to Inches.

  • Page 14: Cpu Digital Readout Rear Panel

    CPU Digital Readout Rear Panel The rear panel contains receptacles for plugging in the various cords that come with the MIC TRAC. CPU Rear Panel The CPU cable is connected to this port. The CPU cable connects the CPU to the MIC TRAC base unit. The cable can be inserted in only one position due to the pin arrangement.

  • Page 15: Mic Trac Setup Procedures

    Each of the procedures on the following pages will help you to setup your MT-3000 properly. Removing Lifting Lugs (Optional) Materials Needed: • MIC TRAC MT-3000 base unit • 3/8" and 5/16" hex wrenches • Button head cap screws (included with unit) When the unit is in place, you may want to remove the (4) lifting lugs.

  • Page 16: Attaching Cables To The Cpu Digital Readout

    Attaching Cables to the CPU Digital Readout Materials Needed: • MIC TRAC MT-3000 base unit • CPU digital readout • CPU power cord 1. Insure that the ON/OFF switch located on the rear panel of the CPU is in the OFF position.

  • Page 17: Mounting The Flat Face Anvils

    Mounting the Flat Face Anvils (TF-1F Blocks) Materials Needed: • • MIC TRAC MT-3000 base unit 50 in/lb torque wrench • • Flat face anvils (TF-1F Blocks) ZEP I.D. Red Cleaner • • 5/32" hex wrench Lint-free cloth • 4 ea #10-32 socket head cap screws w/ washers The flat face anvils are mounted on the receiver pads of the MT-3000 to provide a measuring surface.

  • Page 18: Connecting The Optional Printer

    Note: The MIC TRAC CPU has serial port for attaching a printer to the system. This procedure refers to the connection of a Seiko printer, Model DPU-411, which Gagemaker offers as an option to the system. For connection of any other printer, refer to printer manufacturer's instructions.
  • Page 19 The printout is a source of documentation to confirm actual gage setting dimensions. Space has been provided for the operator to input pertinent information for inspection traceability. Dimensions on the CPU readout print at the bottom of the printout.

  • Page 20: Zeroing The Mic Trac

    Zeroing the MIC TRAC Materials Needed: • MIC TRAC MT-3000 base unit • CPU digital readout • Flat face anvils (TF-1F Blocks) 1. Turn the coarse adjust knob until the flat face anvils touch each other 2. Apply slight pressure to hold the faces of the anvils together.

  • Page 21: Setting External Measurement Mode

    Setting External Measurement Mode 1. After zeroing the MT-3000 and with the flat face anvils touching, press the (internal/external) pad on the CPU front panel. The readout will display 1.5000, which is the outside dimension of the standard flat face anvils.

  • Page 22: Changing The External Zero Setting

    Changing the External Zero Setting Note: The MIC TRAC CPU ships standard with a preset external zero setting of 1.5000. The 1.5000 reflects the outside dimension of a set of standard flat face anvils or TF-1F blocks. If necessary, this preset number may be changed by following the steps below. However, when using standard TF-1F blocks, the preset external zero setting should be reset to 1.5000.

  • Page 23: Measurement Procedures

    Measurement Procedures Measuring Parts Materials Needed: • MIC TRAC MT-3000 Unit • Flat face anvils (TF-1F Blocks) • CPU digital readout • Seiko Printer Model DPU-411 (optional) 1. Hold the part to be measured between the flat face anvils and against the fixed block.

  • Page 24: Troubleshooting Guide

    Troubleshooting Guide Problem Possible Cause Action CPU display is not illuminated Power supply is turned off. Turn on power switch. Power cord not plugged in. Check both ends of power cord. Blown fuse. Replace fuse. Check cables. CPU will not zero. Cables damaged or not properly connected.

  • Page 25: Care And Maintenance

    When shipping your MIC TRAC, for whatever reason, use the shipping carton and packing material that came with the unit to minimize the risk of damage. Gagemaker will assume no responsibility for goods damaged during return shipment due to improper packaging.

  • Page 26: Mic Trac Calibration

    MIC TRAC Calibration The MIC TRAC MT-3000 is precision calibrated at the factory traceable to NIST. To ensure that the MIC TRAC is providing accurate measurements, the unit should be calibrated annually, based on frequency of use and operating conditions.

  • Page 27: Technical Information

    Technical Information Data Port Information Pin outs 9 pin female SUB-D connector: a: Male connector: RS 232 Interface (bottom connecter) Description <IN, OUT> Pin1: +5V > Pin2: RxD (receive data) < Pin3: TxD (transmit data) > Pin4: DTR (data terminal ready) >...

  • Page 28: Technical Data

    Technical Data Operating temperature: 0 to 45 °C Storage temperature: -20 °C to +70°C Main power supply (switchable): 115V +-20% or 230V +-20% (48-62 Hz) Encoder input: square wave signals +5V Max. encoder input frequency: 1 MHz Load Cell Input: 16 bit ADC, scan rate 500µs Calibration resistor 270 k ohm...

  • Page 29: Specifications

    Specifications Overall Dimensions MT-3012 Base Unit 28.5" x 9.00" x 11.25" ( 723.9mm x 228.6mm x 285.75mm) MT-3024 Base Unit 40.0" x 9.00" x 11.25" (1016.0mm x 228.6mm x 285.75mm) MT-3036 Base Unit 52.5" x 9.00" x 11.25" (1333.5mm x 228.6mm x 285.75mm) MT-3048 Base Unit 63.5"...

  • Page 30: General Dimensions

    MT-3024-50 General Dimensions...
  • Page 31 Notes:...
  • Page 32 Gagemaker, LP, P.O. Box 87709, Houston, Texas 77287-7709 712 East Southmore Ave., Pasadena, Texas 77502 Phone: 713-472-7360 Fax: 713-472-7241 Email: gagemaker@gagemaker.com Web site: www.gagemaker.com...

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