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Starrett SR100 Surface Roughness Tester Operating Guide
The SR100 Surface Roughness Tester is a portable device that measures surface roughness. It can be used to measure the surface finish of a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, and ceramics. The SR100 is easy to use and provides accurate measurements. It is ideal for use in quality control, manufacturing, and research and development. The SR100 can be connected to a computer for data analysis and reporting.
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SR100 Surface Roughness Tester
Operating Guide
Mode status
Display
Parameter Status
Parameter Selector
Mode Selector
ArDA Windows
Traverse Unit
Stylus
ON Button
Start Buttons
Control Unit
Getting Started
Storage. The SR100 is supplied with the
Traverse Unit (bottom) connected to the
Control Unit (top). Before use, separate the
Traverse Unit from the Control Unit.
Note: To prevent damage to the stylus, store the SR100 with the units connected.
Inserting the Batteries
Remove battery covers as shown. Then, insert one 3V Lithium 2450 in to the Control
Unit and three 3V Lithium 2450s in to the
Traverse Unit as shown.
Caution:
- Use recommended
batteries only.
- Do not atttempt
to recharge used
batteries.
- Safely dispose of
used batteries
Control Unit
To separate, press here and tilt the Traverse
Unit as shown
Traverse Unit
Position the Traverse
Unit on the surface as shown
Then replace the battery covers. After the batteries have been changed, there will be a short delay when the SR100 is turned on.
The SR100 can be operated in two modes:
Remote or Connected.
Remote: Position the Control Unit within 40" (1 meter) of the Traverse
Unit. Data is passed between the two units over the IrDA link.
Note: Alignment between the
Traverse Unit and Control
Unit separation must be maintained during the measurement process.
Max. 40"
(1 meter) separation
Connected: In connected mode, the Control Unit is connected to the
Traverse Unit before the measurement is made, as shown. To connect the Control Unit to the Traverse Unit, insert the Control Unit as shown and tilt until the latch engages.
Turning On the SR100
When the Control Unit is not used for five minutes or more, it enters power save mode, turning the display off. Press any button to reactivate.
µm µin +
Ra Rz Rv Rp Rt
The Traverse Unit switches off completely after five minutes of inactivity.
To reactivate, press the On button. An LED will flash to confirm activation.
Low Battery Indicators
µm µin + µm µin +
Ra Rz Rv Rp
Control Unit
Rt Ra Rz Rv Rp
Traverse Unit
Rt
Set Up Procedure
A new SR100 is fully set up out of the box. However, if the pick-up is changed or another alteration is made, field setup may be required using the following procedure:
Press the On button on the Traverse Unit.
Position the traverse unit on the calibration standard in the correct orientation. First, press both selector buttons simultaneously and then press the right hand start button while still pressing both selector buttons.
The display will go through the following sequence over a 50 second period. The control unit must remain pointed at the traverse unit during this entire cycle.
µm
Ra
µm
µin
Rz
µin
Rv
-
-
Rp
+
+
Rt
Ra Rz Rv Rp Rt
Five values are stored and can be viewed by toggling the Selector button as follows:
1: Gain pot setting
2: Rz value (21.5 ±10%)
3: Speed pot setting
4: Rp value (Profile period signal (68 ±2%)
5: Can be ignored for this procedure
Note: If a setup error occurs, the procedure terminates and an E code is transmitted and displayed in the Control Unit (see E codes).
Calibrating the Gage
Position the Traverse Unit to measure the Calibration Standard included with the SR100
(DO NOT use other standards). Press Mode Se-
µm
on Mode status.
µin
+
Press the Start button on the Control Unit to initiate the gage calibration procedure. The result will be display the Control Unit. The Ra value should be 5.81µm and the Rz value 21.5µm.
If there is an error, an E code is displayed (see
E Codes).
Ra Rz Rv Rp
Measuring
Operation of the Control Unit is identical in either the Connected or Remote mode. Position the Traverse Unit on the surface to be measured, then press Select on the Control Unit to select the parameter to be displayed upon completion of the measurement.
Select either English or metric units with the
Mode button. If in remote mode, be sure to maintain line of sight of the infrared transceivers during the measurement.
Press either Start button to begin the measurement. The “measurement in progress” display is shown.
µm
Ra
µin
Rz Rv
-
Rp
+
Rt
The measured parameter is displayed as shown.
If there is an error, the appropriate E code is displayed (see E Codes).
µm
Ra
µin
Rz Rv
-
Rp
+
All parameters (not just the selected parameter) are transmitted to the Control Unit at the same time and temporarily stored. The stored results may then be stepped through using the select buttons.
Rt
Rt
Specifications
Traverse length: 0.2" (5mm)
Measurement length: 0.16" (4mm)
Traverse speed: 0.08in/s (2mm/s)
Gauge range: 8000µin (200µm)
Gauge resolution: 2µin (0.05µm)
Display resolution: Ra. 0.4µin (0.01µm)
Display resolution: 1µin (0.1µm) for
Rz, Rt, Rp, Rv
Cut off: 0.03" (0.8mm) ±15%
Uncertainty: 4µin (0.1µm) or 5% of result, to 95% confidence level
Results range: Ra. 1600µin (40µm)
(See ISO 4288-1996)
Results range: Rz, Rt, Rp, Rv. 8000µin (199.9µm)
(See ISO 4288-1996)
Stylus: Diamond. Radius: 123µin (5µm) nominal, 90 o tip angle. Skid radius: .394" (10mm) nominal.
Filter type: 2CR, (200:1)
Sample spacing: .025µin (1um)
Stylus Force: 1gf (10mN) max at mid range
Batteries:
Control Unit: (1) 3V Lithium 2450
Traverse Unit: (3) 3V Lithium 2450
Units: µin or µm
Operating conditions: 50-95 o F (10-35 o C) 80% RH non-condensing
Size: 4.92 x 3.15 x 1.5" (125 x 80 x 38mm)
Weight: 7oz (200g)
Error Codes
E1: Infra Red communication error. Repeat operation.
E2: Measurement attempted when not calibrated.
Calibrate the Traverse Unit.
E3: Traverse Unit - Oscillator fault. Retry. If fault is persistent, contact Starrett
E4: Traverse Unit - Motor Positioning fault. Retry. If fault is persistent, contact Starrett
E5: Traverse Unit - NVRAM Error. Retry. If fault is persistent, contact Starrett
E6: Traverse Unit - Profile Over-range. Retry measurement.
E7: Traverse Unit - Parameter Over-range. Retry measurement.
E8: Traverse Unit - Motor Speed Setup error. Retry
Set up procedure.
E9: Traverse Unit - Gain Setup error. Retry Set up procedure.
E10: Control Unit - Oscillator fault. Retry. If fault is persistent, contact Starrett
E11: Traverse Unit - Calibration information download error. Try again.
E12: Traverse Unit - Not set up. Run the Set up procedure.
E13: <Reserved>
E14: Traverse Unit - Electronic Measurement error. Retry. If fault is persistent, contact Starrett
Form 964 04/11 2.5C/T
The L.S. Starrett Company
121 Crescent Street, Athol, MA 01331
978-249-3551
978-249-3551
starrett.com
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Key Features
- Portable
- Measures surface roughness
- Easy to use
- Provides accurate measurements
- Connects to computer for data analysis and reporting