SCHMIDT ZEF Handheld Electronic Device Instruction Manual
- June 6, 2024
- SCHMIDT
Table of Contents
ZEF Handheld Electronic Device
Tension Meter
ZE Series
Model ZEF ZED
SCH M I DT
control instruments
Edition ZE 01.E
Instruction Manual
Valid as of: 01.04.2021 ·Pleasekeepthemanualforfuturereference!
Contents 1 Warranty and liability ………………………………………………………………………………….. 3
1.1 Notices within the operating instructions………………………………………………………. 3 1.2
Responsibilities of the operating company……………………………………………………. 3 1.3
Responsibilities of the personnel ………………………………………………………………… 3 1.4 Informal
safety measures…………………………………………………………………………… 4 1.5 Training of the personnel
…………………………………………………………………………… 4 1.6 Intended use
……………………………………………………………………………………………. 4 1.7 Dangers in handling the
device…………………………………………………………………… 4 1.8
Copyright…………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4 1.9 Declaration of
conformity, RoHs II and WEEE registration ……………………………… 4
2 Available Models…………………………………………………………………………………………. 5 2.1 Specifications
…………………………………………………………………………………………… 5 2.2 Connecting the tension meter
…………………………………………………………………….. 6 2.3 Delivery includes
………………………………………………………………………………………. 6 2.4 Unpacking
……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 6
3 Operations………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7 3.1 Notes before
starting measurement…………………………………………………………….. 7 3.2 Operating and display
elements………………………………………………………………….. 7 3.3
Setup………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 9 3.3.1 Charging the
Battery…………………………………………………………………………… 10 3.3.2 Switching the tension meter on
……………………………………………………………. 10 3.3.3 Switching the tension meter off
……………………………………………………………. 10 3.4 Tension meter
settings…………………………………………………………………………….. 10 3.4.1 Material setup menu
…………………………………………………………………………… 12 3.4.2 Factory
reset……………………………………………………………………………………… 12 3.5 Operation procedure
……………………………………………………………………………….. 13 3.5.1 Zero adjustment of the measurement
position ……………………………………….. 13 3.5.2 Inserting and removing material to be
measured ……………………………………. 14 3.5.3 Damping …………………………………………………………………………………………..
15 3.5.4 Using the alarm function …………………………………………………………………….. 15 3.6 Creating
a material characteristic………………………………………………………………. 16 3.6.1 Setup for
calibration……………………………………………………………………………. 16 3.6.2 Calibration procedure
…………………………………………………………………………. 17 3.6.3 Verifying the calibration
………………………………………………………………………. 19 3.7 Memory
functions……………………………………………………………………………………. 20
4 Service and maintenance…………………………………………………………………………… 21 4.1 Rollers
…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 21
5 Cleaning……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 21
6 Verification interval …………………………………………………………………………………… 21
7 Verification of Calibration and Determination of Repair Costs…………………….. 22
8 Correspondence ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 23
9 Repairs……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 23
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1 Warranty and liability In principle, the supply of the device is subject to
our “General Conditions of Sale and Delivery.” These have been provided to the
operating company on conclusion of the contract, at the latest. Warranty: –
SCHMIDT tension meters are warranted for 12 months. Parts subject to wear,
electronic components and measuring springs are not covered by the warranty.
No warranty or liability will be accepted for bodily injury or property damage
resulting from one or several of the following causes: – Misuse or abuse of
the device. – Improper mounting, commissioning, operation and maintenance of
the device (e.g. verification interval). – Operation of the device if any
safeguards are defective or if any safety and protection precautions are not
properly installed or not operative. – Failure to comply with the notices in
the Operating Instructions regarding transport, storage, mounting,
commissioning, operation, maintenance and setup of the device. – Any
unauthorized structural alteration of the device. – Insufficient inspection of
device components that are subject to wear. – Opening the device or improper
repair work. – Disasters caused by the effects of foreign objects or by force
majeure.
1.1 Notices within the operating instructions The fundamental prerequisite for
the safe handling of this device and its troublefree operation is the
knowledge of the basic safety notices and safety instructions. These Operating
Instructions contain the most important notices for the safe operation of the
device. These Operating Instructions, in particular the safety notices, must
be observed by any person who works with the device. In addition, the local
valid rules and regulations for the prevention of accidents must be complied
with. The representations within the Operating Instructions are not true to
scale. The dimensions given are not binding. General indications of direction,
such as FRONT, REAR, RIGHT, LEFT apply when viewing the front of the device.
1.2 Responsibilities of the operating company In compliance with the EC
Directive 89/655/EEC, the operating company agrees to only permit persons to
work with the device who: – are familiar with the basic regulations on
industrial safety and accident prevention and who have been trained in
handling the device. – have read and understood the chapter on safety and the
warning notices in these Operating Instructions and have confirmed this with
their signatures. – are examined regularly on their safe and conscientious
working method.
1.3 Responsibilities of the personnel All persons who work with the device
agree to perform the following duties before starting work: – to observe the
basic regulations on industrial safety and accident prevention. – to read the
chapter on safety and the warning notices in these Operating Instructions and
to confirm with their signatures that they have understood them.
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1.4 Informal safety measures The Operating Instructions must always be kept on
hand where the device is operated. Apart from the Operating Instructions, the
generally and locally valid regulations on accident prevention and
environmental protection must be provided and complied with.
1.5 Training of the personnel Only trained and instructed personnel is
permitted to work with the device. The responsibilities of the personnel must
be clearly defined for mounting, commissioning, operation, setup, maintenance,
and repair. Trainees may only work with the device under the supervision of
experienced personnel.
1.6 Intended use The device is intended exclusively to be used as a tension
meter. Any other use or any use exceeding this intention will be regarded as
misuse. Under no circumstances shall HANS SCHMIDT & Co GmbH be held liable for
damage resulting from misuse. The intended use also includes: – Complying with
all notices included in the Operating Instructions and observing all
inspection and maintenance works.
1.7 Dangers in handling the device The device was designed according to the
state of the art and the approved safety standards. Nevertheless, its use may
cause serious or fatal injury to the user or third persons, and/or an
impairment of the device or of other material assets. The device may only be
applied: – For its intended use in a faultless condition with regard to the
safety requirements. – Malfunctions that could impair safety must be remedied
immediately. – Personal protective equipment must be used according to the EC
Directive 89/686/EEC.
The device must not be operated in potential explosive areas and must not come
into contact with aggressive substances.
1.8 Copyright The copyright on these Operating Instructions remains with the
company HANS SCHMIDT & Co GmbH. These Operating Instructions are intended for
the operating company and its personnel only. They contain instructions and
notices that may only be reproduced on the prior written permission of HANS
SCHMIDT & Co GmbH and under indication of the complete reference data.
Violations will be prosecuted.
1.9 Declaration of conformity, RoHs II and WEEE registration In compliance
with the EU Directives 2014/30/EU and 2011/65/EU
HANS SCHMIDT & CO GmbH is registered in compliance with the German Electrical
and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG) under WEEE Reg. No. DE 48092317.
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2 Available Models
The individual models of the ZE Series are also available with the following
modifications (customized versions): – Calibration to different materials
Model
ZEF-50 ZEF-100 ZEF-200 ZED-200 ZED-500
Tension Range cN
0.5 – 50.0 0.5 – 100.0 1 – 200.0 1 – 200.0
1 – 500
*Measuring Head Width
mm 43 43 43 63 63
**SCHMIDT Calibration Material
PA: 0.12 mm Ø PA: 0.12 mm Ø PA: 0.12 mm Ø PA: 0.20 mm Ø PA: 0.20 mm Ø
- Width of filament guide ** Suitable for 95% of all applications. PA = Polyamide Monofilament.
If the material to be measured differs significant from the SCHMIDT calibration material in diameter, rigidity, shape, etc., we recommend calibration using customer supplied material. For this purpose a material sample of about 5 m should be supplied. International unit of tensile force: 1 cN = 1.02 g = 0.01 N
2.1 Specifications
Calibration:
According to SCHMIDT factory procedure
Units of Measure:
cN, g, N, lb, user selectable
Accuracy:
± 1% FS ± 1 digit (typical ± 0.5% FS)
Resolution:
0.1 cN
Overrange:
10% FS*, without accuracy guarantee
Overload Protection:
200% FS*
Measuring Principle:
Strain gauge bridge
Meas. Roller Deflection: 0.5 mm, max
Signal Processing:
Digital
Damping:
moving electronic (averaging)
Sampling rate internal: Approx. 1 KHz
Sampling rate:
250 Hz, 2 Hz: AVG, MIN and MAX
Display Update Rate:
2 times per second
Display:
Colour TFT 128 x 160
Memory:
Average, last value, MAX, MIN
Communication frequency: 250 readings/sec
Temperature Coefficient: Gain: less than ± 0.01% FS*/°C
Temperature Range:
10 – 45° C
Air Humidity:
85% RH, max.
Auto Power Off:
Automatical after approx. 3 min. of non-use
Power Supply:
LiPo accumulator (25 h continouse use, 3 ½ charging time),
USB AC adapter 100 … 240 V AC with 4 adapters (EU/USA/
UK/AUS-NZ)
Housing Material:
Plastic (POM)
Housing Dimensions:
157 mm x 124 mm x 32 mm (L x W x H)
Weight (net /gross):
Approx. 200 g / 600 g
*FS = Full Scale
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2.1 Specifications (Cont.) ZEF Guide Rollers:
V-grooved
Standard Code K Code T Code W
Line Speed max. m/min
900 2000 450 450
Roller Material
Hardcoated Aluminium Hardcoated Aluminium
Plastic (POM) black Nickel plated steel
ZED Guide Rollers:
V-grooved
Standard Code K Code H Code T Code W Code CE2
Line Speed max. m/min
2000 3500 5000 450 450 1000
Roller Material
Hardcoated Aluminium Hardcoated Aluminium Aluminium plasmabeschichtet
Plastic (POM) black Nickel plated steel Aluminium ceramic-coated
2.2 Connecting the tension meter
The requirements of the CE specification are only complied with if the tension
meter is equipped and operated with equipment supplied by HANS SCHMIDT & Co
GmbH. Certification to the CE specification does not extend to, and shall be
invalid for any other combination. For damage resulting thereby we assume no
liability.
2.3 Delivery includes 1 Tension meter with accumulator 1 USB AC adapter with 4 adapters (EU/US/UK/AUS-NZ) 1 Certificate of compliance with the order 2.1 under EN 10204 1 Operating Instructions 1 Carrying case
2.4 Unpacking Unpack the tension meter and inspect it for any shipping damage. Notices of defect must be announced immediately, in writing, at the latest within 7 days on receipt of the goods.
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3 Operations 3.1 Notes before starting measurement
Have you read and understood the Operating Instructions, in particular Chapter
1 “Basic Safety Notices” ? You are not permitted to operate the tension meter
before doing so.
Before working with the instrument you must put on your personal protective
clothing, if necessary. For example, eye protectors, gloves, etc. To avoid
damage do not move the center roller by hand.
Tensions that exceed the tension range of the instrument by more than 100 %
may cause permanent damage to the measuring spring and must be avoided under
any circumstances.
The ID plate with the CE mark and the serial number, the calibration label
(optional) as well as the SCHMIDT Quality Seal are provided on the backside of
the instrument.
SCHMIDT Quality Seal
ID plate with serial number and CE mark
Calibration label (option)
fig. 3.1
3.2 Operating and display elements
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1
10
2
4
7
1 Measuring roller 2 Guide rollers 3 Measured Material 4 Filament guide 5 ON / ZERO key 6 DAMP (Damping) key 7 Taste MEM 8 Display 9 Lever 10 Power connector
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fig. 3.2b 7
3.2 Operating and display elements Numeric display
Info on material Damping
Data stored in the memory
Battery status indicator
Current reading fig. 3.2c
Measurement unit MIN/MAX Alarm
Display with bargraph Info on material
Data stored in the memory
Damping
Battery status indicator
Current reading
Current reading as bar graph
fig. 3.2d
MIN/MAX Alarm
Readings between the alarm values
Measurement unit Tension range
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3.2 Operating and display elements Graphic display
Info on material
Data stored in the memory
Damping
Battery status indicator
Tension range
Measured values as graph
fig. 3.2e
Measured values
length of the time axis
Measurement unit
Readings between the alarm values
In the display mode, the different displays can be switched through by pressing simultaneously and
3.3 Setup The tension meter is delivered with a built-in rechargeable LiPo
battery, which has been charged at the factory. The tension meter can only be
switched on if the battery is still working, i.e. if the battery has enough
charge. If the instrument does not power up or if the battery level indicator
shows a low charge after power-up (Chapter 3.3.2), the battery needs to be
recharged.
To ensure maximum battery life, avoid discharging it completely or charging it
frequently for short periods. The battery should not be stored for an extended
period of time when empty. After a maximum storage period of one year, the
battery has to be recharged.
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3.3.1 Charging the Battery
The battery can only be charged at a temperature between +5 °C and +45 °C.
Before you connect the AC adapter, verify that the supply voltage is correct
(100 V – 240 V). HANS SCHMIDT & Co. GmbH provides no warranty or liability for
any damage resulting from the use of AC adapters from other manufacturers.
To charge the battery, connect the cable of the AC adapter to the power
connector. When the battery is fully charged, the battery level indicator will
be shown full . The charging time is approx. 3 ½ hours (using the AC adapter).
Battery overcharging is not possible
3.3.2 Switching the tension meter on Press and hold the button (for approx. 1
sec.) until the DISPLAY shows the measuring range, the software and hardware
versions, e.g. SW 1.0, and then “0”. During startup, the tension meter
performs an automatic zero adjustment. If the tension meter does not display
zero, perform a manual zero adjustment procedure (see chapter 3.5.1). Holding
the button makes the display freeze so that you can read the measuring range,
the software and hardware versions.
While switch-on the tension meter, make sure not to move it. Otherwise, the
automatic zero adjustment will be faulty.
3.3.3 Switching the tension meter off Automatic switch-off (if enabled): –
After an idle period of 3 minutes, the tension meter switches off. Manual
switch-off: – Press and hold the button for 5 seconds.
The stored data are also automatically deleted after the device is switched
off.
3.4 Tension meter settings
– Press the and buttons simultaneously to access the main menu. – The and
buttons can be used to select the various menu items of the main menu,
the submenus and the settings menus. – Press the button to open the selected
menu; by pressing the or button you
can close the menu. – In menus with multi-digit fields (e.g. min Alarm) use
the buttons to move forward
between the digits. With the and buttons the particular value can be set. –
Press the button to save the settings and exit the settings menu or press
simultaneously the and the button to exit the current menu without saving.
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3.4 Tension meter settings Main Menu Settings Menu
Material
[Numeric]
Display Chapter 3.2
[Bargraph] [Graphic]
Description
To select a material characteristic for the measurement. In addition, a
calibration can be executed for the selected material characteristic, as well
as a name and limit values can be defined in the material setup menu. The
first material characteristic (factory calibration) can not be recalibrated.
· Measured value displayed as number and alarm monitoring
· Measured value displayed as number, bar graph trend display and alarm
monitoring
· Measured value displayed as graphical trend, measured value/limit values as
graph
In the display mode, the different displays can be switched through by
pressing simultaneously and
Time scale
1, 2, 5, 10, 30 and 60 seconds
To choose the displayed time period (only graphic display)
Alarm
[ON], [OFF]
Damping value
Material setup
Tension Unit [cN], [g], [lb], [N],
Backlight
[OFF], [Minimum], [Medium], [Maximum]
Background [white], [black]
Scr. Rotation
[AUTO], [0°], [90°], [180°], [270°]
Auto Power Off
Language
[OFF] , [ON] English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, French
Factory reset
Activate/deactivate the alarm. The display shows the values of the adjusted
material characteristic. chapter 3.5.3 damping
chapter 3.4.1 material setup Set the measurement unit.
For adjusting the brightness of the display.
A white or black display background can be adjusted To set the display
rotation to be fixed or to automatically adapt to the current orientation of
the device. Toggle the ,,Auto Power off” function on and off.
Select between the four user languages.
Reset to the factory settings.
Factory settings are illustrated bold
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3.4.1 Material setup menu
In the material setup menu you can make the settings for the selected material
characteristics and perform the calibration. To perform the calibration, the
weights for the selected calibration points must be available.
Material Setup
Name of the material characteristic curve
Submenu —
Settings Menu
[character], [numbers], [special character]
High alarm limit
—
[000] – [999]
Low alarm limit
—
[000] – [999]
Calibration Chapter 3.6.2
Start
between [5 %] and Cal. Points [90 %] of the
tension range
Weights [cN], [g]
Factory settings are illustrated bold
Description
To enter a name for the selected material characteristic.
If the set limit value is exceeded, the display reads MAX-ALARM. If the value
falls below the set limit value, the display reads MIN-ALARM. To perform a
calibration, follow the instructions shown on the display. Set three
calibration points for which a calibration should be performed.
Set the unit of the calibration weights used.
3.4.2 Factory reset
A factory reset resets the tension meter to its original manufacturer
settings. This procedure will delete all settings, including any customer-
defined material characteristics (calibrations); the factory calibration,
however, will be kept.
Customer calibrations will be deleted.
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3.5 Operation procedure
Requirements: – Switch the tension meter on (chapter 3.3) – Define the
required tension meter settings (chapter 3.4) – Select the desired material
characteristic (chapter 3.4) – Bring the tension meter into the desired
measuring position and carry out a zero
adjustment as described in chapter 3.5.1, if required.
3.5.1 Zero adjustment of the measurement position Each time the measurement position is changed, the tension meter will automatically perform a zero adjustment.
If the tension meter does not display zero in its measuring position, perform a manual zero adjustment procedure. For this purpose, no material to be measured must have been inserted yet!
Requirements: – The tension meter has been switched on as described in chapter
3.3.2. To carry out zero adjustment: – Bring the tension meter into the
desired measuring position and make sure not to
move it.
– Press the button.
The Display momentarily shows
and then switches to
.
The tension meter is now adjusted to its new measuring position and ready to take
measurements.
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3.5.2 Inserting and removing material to be measured
Material to Measuring be measured roller
Filament guide
Display
Guide rollers
ON/ZERO key DAMP key MEM key
Thumbpiece
fig. 3.5.2
To insert the process material: – Push the thumbpiece as far as it will go in
the direction of the arrow to extend the
guide rollers. – Capture the process material with the filament guide (see
fig. 3.5.2). – Slowly release pressure on the thumbpiece until the guide
rollers return to their
original positions. It is important to assure that the process material runs
smoothly between the guide rollers and the measuring roller.
It is essential that the thumbpiece return slowly to its initial position. Any
uncontrolled snap-back may affect calibration and may also damage the
instrument.
To measure the process material: The display now shows the measured tension
values.
To remove the process material: – Push the thumbpiece as far as it will go in
the direction of the arrow. – With the guide rollers extended, move the
instrument away from the process material. – Slowly release pressure on the
thumbpiece until the outer rollers return to their
original positions.
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3.5.3 Damping Feature to be used for tensions that vary strongly In the
Damping menu (chapter 3.4.1), you can specify a damping factor. Back in the
display mode, press the button to activate or deactivate the damping function.
This is recommended if the displayed values vary strongly. The factory setting
for the damping factor is 5. The average shown on the display is calculated as
follows: 5 old measured values + 4 new measured values 9 Damping can be
changed in 9 steps from 01 = low damping: 1 old measured value + 8 new
measured values 9 to 9 = high damping: 8 old measured values + 1 new measured
value 9
3.5.4 Using the alarm function Requirements: In the Material Setup menu, make
sure that the MIN and MAX limit values have been set for the material, that
will be used for the measurement. The alarms have to be enabled in the main
menu.
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3.6 Creating a material characteristic
The tension meter has been calibrated on material 1 according our SCHMIDT
procedure for a vertical material path and cannot be deleted or overwritten.
The material and diameter is given in chapter 2. Factory calibrations using
customer supplied materials follow the same procedure. In this case, however,
the calibration on Schmidt material 1 is omitted. fig. 3.6.1 shows a measuring
setup for the calibration.
The SCHMIDT calibration has been preset in the factory and cannot be
overwritten. For these material characteristics, you can only change the name
and limit values.
3.6.1 Setup for calibration
Guide rollers Measuring rollers Guide rollers
Material to be measured
Weight
Hang a weight which corresponds to the tension to be measured from the measured material, vertically, as shown here. Pay attention to the correct unit of measure.
fig. 3.6.1
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3.6.2 Calibration procedure
Calibrations of the tension meter are performed according to the SCHMIDT
factory procedure using weights that correspond to 10 %, 50 %, and 90 % of the
measuring range. In 95 % of all industrial applications, the SCHMIDT
calibration has been proven to provide the best results. In particular, it is
suitable for comparative purposes. If the material to be measured differs
significantly from the SCHMIDT calibration material in material type,
diameter, rigidity, shape, etc., we recommend to perform a calibration using
customer-supplied material. In addition to the factory-preset material, you
can save up to 3 additional materials.
Calibration Units and Calibration Points – The device can be calibrated in
centinewton (cN) or gram (g). Although the unit of the
calibration weights has to correspond with the unit choosen in the menu
,,calibration” – For the calibration of the tension meter, three calibration
weights are used. For
example, if you select 10 %, 50 %, 90 % for the weights for the calibration
must correspond to 10 %, 50 % and 90 % of the measuring range. In this
example, you need the following weights for the ZEF-100: Calibration in
Newton: 10 cN, 50 cN and 90 cN Calibration in Gram: 10 g, 50 g, and 90 g
The measured values are displayed in the unit set in the ,,Settings” menu,
independent from the unit that was used to calibrate the material
characteristic. So that they are available when you verify the calibration
later or repeat the calibration after a factory reset.
e. g.
Material to be measured
Unit
Yarn
cN
Calibration points 5 %, 50 %, 90 %
To perform the calibration procedure – Select a material characteristic in the
material menu. Existing calibrations can be
overwritten (The factory calibration can not be overwritten). – Change to the
material setup menu and define the name and the limits of the material
characteristic. – In the ,,material-setup” menu, select Calibration.
While performing the calibration, the tension meter must be fixed in such a
way that the material to be measured runs smoothly between the guide rollers
and the measuring roller. The display gives detailed information on the
calibration.
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3.6.2 Calibration procedure
Step 1: Set the calibration points and weights, e.g. in Newton using the
calibration points 10 %, 50 %, and 90 % of full scale Start: Select the Start
menu item. Alternative calibration points: 5 %, 45 %, 90 % 10 %, 45 %, 90 %
5 %, 50 %, 90 % 5 %, 25 %, 70 % We recommend to use the 10 %, 50 %, 90 %
setting for an initial calibration. If the measured values are not accurate
enough when you check the calibration, repeat the calibration using other
calibration points. We recommend that you align the middle of the tension
range to be measured with the middle calibration point. Step 2: Perform a zero
adjustment with the tension meter in its measuring position
Step 3: Calibrate calibration point 1 Insert material to be measured
Step 4: Calibrate calibration point 2
Step 5: Calibrate calibration point 3
Once you have completed the calibration, make sure to verify it as described
in chapter 3.6.3. In case of a large deviation, repeat the calibration or
select different calibration points.
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3.6.3 Verifying the calibration
When verifying the calibration, make sure to select the same material,
calibration position and calibration points as used for creating the
associated material characteristic. Otherwise, the precision of the
measurements will not be sufficient. The tension meter has been calibrated on
material 1 according our SCHMIDT procedure for a vertical material path and
cannot be deleted or overwritten. The diameter and material is given in
chapter 2. Calibrations of the tension meter are performed according to the
SCHMIDT factory procedure using weights that correspond to 10 %, 50 % and 90 %
of the measuring range.
Material to be measured
Filament guide
Guide rollers
Measuring roller
Display
Thumbpiece Weight
fig. 3.6.3a
Guide rollers
Material to be measured
Measuring roller
fig. 3.6.3b
Filament guide
– Attach a weight vertically to the process materials that corresponds to the
tension to be measured (make sure to select the correct unit). The weight must
hang freely. (Always use a fresh portion of the material to be measured.)
– Insert the material as described in chapter 3.5.2.
Do not let the lever snap back as this could affect the calibration and damage
the instrument.
– Before verifying the calibration, move the instrument slowly up and down to
compensate for any mechanical friction losses and thus ensure repeatability of
the measurements.
– The tension value shown on the display should be equal to the mass of the
suspended weight.
If the verification of the calibration shows a deviation beyond the allowable
tolerance so that reliable operation is no longer possible, the instrument
needs to be re-calibrated or returned to the factory for repair.
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3.7 Memory functions
You can store and display the statistics of the last 128 measuring values
(last measured value, the average, the minimum and maximum measured values as
well as the standard deviation). In addition, the measured values are
displayed as a graph.
Save data – When pressing the button the display will freeze (The display
shows MEM,
HOLD, Save with Damp, fig 3.7a). – By pressing the button the storage takes
place (The display shows ,,MEM”,
fig. 3.7b) and the measurement is continued while by pressing the button the
measurement is continued without saving.
fig. 3.7a
fig. 3.7b
When saving measured values again, the existing values are overwritten
Displaying the saved measured values – Press the and buttons simultaneously to
display the saved data.
The display will only show statistical values: – Name of the material to be
measured – Last reading – Average – Max. – Min. – Standard deviation (Std dev)
– By pressing the button the saved data can be displayed as graph. – Press the
button to exit the memory.
Delete the saved measured values If data is saved in the tension meter, the
display shows “MEM”.
Delete data: – Press the and buttons simultaneously. – Then press the button.
The memory content is now deleted.
The stored data are also automatically deleted after the device is switched
off.
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4 Service and maintenance
The tension meter is easy to maintain. Depending on operating time and load,
the instrument should be checked according to the locally valid regulations
and conditions (as described in Chapter 3.6.3). The use of other test methods
than the procedure described in Chapter 3.6.3 may cause deviating measuring
results.
4.1 Rollers
For example:
Order of spare rollers:
Model:
ZEF-100 / ZED-500
(given on rear side of tension meter)
Serial number: 802 – 888888 (given on rear side of tension meter)
Standard rollers:
Model number ZEF: R580005
Delivery:
1 set (3 pcs.) of spare rollers 900 m/min with mounting tool
Standard rollers:
Model number ZED: R581004
Delivery:
1 set (3 pcs.) of spare rollers 2000 m/min with mounting tool
or
Model:
ZEF-100-K / ZED-500-K (given on rear side of tension meter)
Serial number: Z 802 – 8888888
(given on rear side of tension meter)
Code K rollers:
Model number ZEF: R580006
Delivery:
1 set (3 pcs.) of spare rollers 2000 m/min with mounting tool
Code K rollers:
Model number ZED: R581003
Delivery:
1 set (3 pcs.) of spare rollers 3500 m/min with mounting tool
5 Cleaning For cleaning the unit do not use any
AGGRESSIVE SOLVENTS
such as trichloroethylene or similar chemicals.
NO WARRANTY OR LIABILITY
shall be accepted for damage resulting from improper cleaning.
6 Verification interval The question of finding the right frequency of
calibration accuracy verification depends on several different factors:
Operating time and load of the SCHMIDT tension meter Tolerance band defined by
the customer Changes to the tolerance band compared to previous calibrations
Therefore, the interval between verifications of calibration must be
determined by the users Quality Assurance Department, based on the users
experience. Assuming normal operating time and load as well as careful
handling of the tension meter, we recommend a verification interval of one
year. 21
7 Verification of Calibration and Determination of Repair Costs Flow chart for
verifying the calibration of used tension meters, incoming and outgoing
verification with Inspection Certificate 3.1 according to DIN EN 10204
Delivery
Visual inspection and functional test
Unit can be calibrated (functional)
No
Yes
Vertification of the
calibration
Prepare certification for
incoming calibration
Values within specification
No
Determination of costs
Yes
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Repair costs exceed 40 % of as
new value
Yes
Make of cost estimate
No
Invoice scrapping and disposal
Costs approved by customer
Yes
Repair and adjustment
Verification of the calibration
Calibration label on the instrument
Prepare certificate for outgoing calibration
Invoice repair and calibration services
and dispatch
No
Calibration label on the instrument
Invoice calibration services
and dispatch
8 Correspondence If you have any questions regarding the instrument or
Operating Instructions or their use, please indicate all the following details
which are given on the ID plate: 1) Model 2) Serial number
9 Repairs Shipping instructions: We kindly ask for return free of charge for
us, if possible by airmail parcel. All occurring charges, if any (such as
freight, customs clearance, duty etc.), will be billed to customer. For return
from foreign countries, we ask you to include a proforma invoice with a low
value for customs clearance only, e.g. 50 Euro, each and to advise the
shipment in advance by fax or eMail.
To avoid unnecessary follow-up questions, and the resulting loss of time or
possible misunderstandings, please return the instrument with a detailed fault
description to our service department. Please indicate in your order whether
you require an Inspection Certificate 3.1 according to DIN EN 10204.
Service address:
HANS SCHMIDT & Co GmbH Schichtstr. 16
D-84478 Waldkraiburg Germany
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References
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