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TR20-10 Monthly Calibration

This procedure provides detailed instructions for performing the TR20-10 monthly calibration to verify voltage outputs, gauge block measurements, and mechanical shift functions. This procedure ensures the machine remains within specified tolerances, supporting accurate operation and early identification of issues requiring maintenance.
TAC Manufacturing
12/05/2025

TR20-10 Monthly Calibration

This procedure provides detailed instructions for performing the TR20-10 monthly calibration to verify voltage outputs, gauge block measurements, and mechanical shift functions. This procedure ensures the machine remains within specified tolerances, supporting accurate operation and early identification of issues requiring maintenance.

    Calibration Procedure

    70. Measure the voltage at the 8.00 V DC power supply. (7.9 - 8.6)

    • TR20-108vdc.PNG
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    80. Measure the voltage at the 16.00 V DC power supply. (15.8 - 16.4)

    • TR20-1016vdc.PNG
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    90. Measure the voltage at the 15.00 V DC power supply. 14.8v - 15.4v

    • TR20-1015vdc.PNG
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    100. Measure the voltage at the 24vdc power supply. (23.8v - 24.4v)

    • TR20-1024vdc.PNG
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    120. Connect the red meter lead to pin 1. (11.4 - 11.8v)

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    130. Connect the red meter lead to pin 2. (9.8 - 10.2v)

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    140. Connect the red meter lead to pin 3. (9.3 - 9.7v)

    Meter name
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    150. Connect the red meter lead to pin 4. (7.8 - 8.2v)

    Meter name
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    160. Connect the red meter lead to pin 5. (10.8 - 11.2v)

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    170. Connect the red meter lead to pin 6. (8.8 - 9.2v)

    Meter name
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    180. Take the value from the hook measurement display with NO block inserted and add 1 to that number. The display should change to that number when you insert the 1mm gauge block. (+or- .1mm)

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    190. Take the value with NO block inserted and add a 3 to that number. That is the number you should see in the display when you put the 3mm block in. (+or- .1mm)

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    190. Take the value with NO block inserted and add a 6 to that number. That is the number you should see in the display when you put the 6mm block in. (+or- .1mm)

    • Pass
    • Flag
    • Fail

    350. Enter the ID# of voltage meter that was used.

    360. Enter the ID# of the 3mm block that was used.

    370. Enter the ID# of the 6mm block that was used.

    380. Enter the ID# of the 9mm block that was used.

Source: TAC Manufacturing (Community Member)

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