Manual do usuário do paquímetro digital eletrônico NEIKO 01407A

1. Introdução

The NEIKO 01407A Electronic Digital Caliper is engineered for precision and durability. It features a large LCD screen for clear readouts and a quick-change button for seamless conversion between inch, fraction, and millimeter units. Constructed from finely polished stainless steel, this tool ensures longevity and consistent performance.

Principais características:

• Multifuncional: Quickly switch between inch, fraction, and millimeter measuring modes.
• Alta precisão: Provides precise readings with a resolution of 0.0005" / 1/128" / 0.01 mm and an accuracy of 0.001" / 0.02 mm.
• Construção durável: Made from finely polished stainless steel for rust resistance and long service life.
• Medição versátil: Capable of measuring inside, outside, depth, and step dimensions.
• Extra Large LCD Screen: Ensures easy and clear readings for enhanced efficiency.

Figure 1: NEIKO 01407A Electronic Digital Caliper

2. Componentes Sobreview

Familiarize yourself with the main components of your digital caliper:

• External Jaws: Used for measuring outside dimensions.
• Internal Jaws: Used for measuring inside dimensions.
• Depth Measuring Blade: Extends from the end of the beam for depth measurements.
• Step Measuring Face: Used for measuring step dimensions.
• Feixe: The main body of the caliper with measurement scales.
• Sliding Jaw: Moves along the beam to take measurements.
• Tela LCD: Shows digital measurement readings.
• Botão ON/OFF: Liga ou desliga a unidade.
• Botão ZERO: Sets the display to zero at any point.
• mm/inch/F Button: Toggles between millimeter, inch, and fractional inch display modes.
• Knurled Thumb Roller: Allows for fine adjustment of the sliding jaw.
• Parafuso de travamento: Secures the sliding jaw in place for precise readings.

Figure 2: Different measurement capabilities of the caliper.

3. Configuração

Before first use, install the battery and prepare your caliper for operation.

3.1 Instalação da bateria

1. Locate the battery compartment cover on the sliding jaw.
2. Deslize a tampa para revelar o compartimento da bateria.
3. Insert one LR44 button cell battery with the positive (+) side facing up.
4. Deslize a tampa da bateria de volta no lugar até que ela se encaixe com segurança.

3.2 Power On and Zeroing

1. Pressione o LIGADO/DESLIGADO button to power on the caliper.
2. Close the external jaws completely.
3. Pressione o ZERO button to set the display to 0.00. This calibrates the caliper for accurate measurements.
4. Para alternar entre as unidades, pressione o mm/inch/F botão.

Figure 3: Caliper stored in its protective case.

4. Instruções de operação

The NEIKO 01407A allows for four types of measurements:

4.1 Outside Measurement

Use the large external jaws to measure the outer dimensions of an object.

1. Open the external jaws wider than the object.
2. Place the object between the external jaws.
3. Close the jaws firmly against the object using the thumb roller.
4. Read the measurement on the LCD display. For consistent readings, use the locking screw to secure the jaw before reading.

4.2 Inside Measurement

Use the small internal jaws to measure the inner dimensions of an object, such as a hole or groove.

1. Insert the internal jaws into the opening.
2. Open the jaws until they firmly contact the inner surfaces.
3. Leia a medição no display LCD.

4.3 Depth Measurement

Use the depth measuring blade to determine the depth of a hole or step.

1. Place the end of the beam firmly on the top surface of the object.
2. Extend the depth measuring blade into the hole or down to the step until it contacts the bottom surface.
3. Leia a medição no display LCD.

4.4 Step Measurement

Use the step measuring face to measure the height of a step or shoulder.

1. Place the step measuring face on the upper surface of the step.
2. Lower the sliding jaw until its end contacts the lower surface of the step.
3. Leia a medição no display LCD.

Figure 4: Demonstrating precise and accurate measurement.

Figure 5: Three measuring modes for versatile use.

Figure 6: User performing a measurement with the caliper.

5. Manutenção

Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and accuracy of your digital caliper.

5.1 Limpeza

• Clean the caliper with a clean, dry cloth.
• Do not use acetone, alcohol, or any organic solvents, as these can damage the electronic components or the finish.
• Keep the battery compartment dry and free from moisture.

5.2 Armazenamento

• When not in use for extended periods, remove the battery to prevent leakage and damage.
• Store the caliper in its provided gray portable strong case to protect it from dust, impacts, and environmental factors.

Figure 7: High-quality stainless steel for maximum durability.

6. Solução De Problemas

If you encounter issues with your caliper, try the following solutions:

• Display Errors or Flickering: This may indicate a low battery. Replace the LR44 battery. Ensure the battery is inserted correctly.
• Leituras imprecisas: Ensure the jaws are clean and free of debris. Re-zero the caliper by closing the jaws completely and pressing the ZERO button. Check if the locking screw is too tight or too loose, affecting smooth movement.
• Caliper Not Turning On: Check the battery. Ensure it is properly seated and has sufficient charge.
• Jaws Sticking: Clean the beam and sliding surfaces. A small amount of light machine oil can be applied to the beam for smoother operation, but avoid the electronic components.

7. Especificações

8. Garantia e Suporte

For warranty information or technical support, please contact the manufacturer, Neiko, directly. Their contact information is typically provided with the product packaging or on their official website.

Informações de contato do fabricante:

GARDENA, CA, 90248 US