EDU-M253: QM-Height Basic Training

Mitutoyo America’s eLearning Courses are designed to give end-users unique, active learning experiences with tools and gages of all varieties. With these unique educational experiences, end-users can open the door to quality and extend the life of their tools with proper use, care, and replacement procedures. Courses are designed by our employees and certified through strict calibration practices and procedures, to combine accuracy and safety through all courses. These courses cover common practices, proper measurement procedures, and detailed operations for more experienced users. Digital versions of the tool are available for visual reference, but it is recommended to have the tool or gage available during the course.

 

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In this eLearning Course, users will be introduced to Mitutoyo’s QM-Height Gage. Users begin with learning about basic measuring procedures on the gage before expanding to complex part programs, tolerancing, and tying it together with output methods for your in-house measurement operations. New users will experience a detailed walkthrough with the gage, while experienced users can brush up on the QM-Height capabilities.

 

The following topics are covered in this course:

1) Startup and Compensation

End-users will learn basic operations of the QM Height Gage, learning simple operations such as powering on and powering off the gage. This section will also detail the importance of compensating your probe for your gage, while also taking accurate measurements.

 

This section details the controller interface of the QM Height Gage. Each button is covered thoroughly, from taking an ID or OD measurement, to learning how to build a part program or measuring procedure within your gage. You will also learn about all the different parameters and settings you can enable/disable on the gage, making measuring as simple as a pass/fail, or more complicated with data output collection for your own measurement inspections.

 

3) Basic Operation and Measurement Overview

Learn how to safely and properly operate the gage, as well as learning how to take advanced measurements. From Calculating distances between two measurements, to continuously measuring from one point to multiple points, even calculating differences between two values stored in the gage memory.

 

4) Data Output

Learn how to set-up your gage for proper data output – whether it’s to a Digimatic Printer, or an SPC Out to MeasurLink or your own data managements software.

 

A certificate of completion will be awarded to the end-user for completing the course.