Proceq Equotip Piccolo 2 User Manual

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3.3. Editing Data
• After selection, single readings or entire measurement series can be edited through the “Edit”
menu or right-clicking on the relevant field or row.
• Through the “Edit” menu, the conversion settings for each or all measurement series can be
altered. This can also be done using the dropdown menus in columns “Scale” and “Material”.
3.4. Deleting Data
• Select the “Device” menu from the menu bar and select “Delete Device Memory” in the submenu,
or click the symbol in the toolbar.
• Click “Yes” to delete all measurements from the device.
• If you wish to save the measurements to the computer prior to deletion, select “Yes”. If “No” is
selected, the device memory is erased irrevocably.
3.5. Exporting Data
Data can be exported by using “Copy” or “Export” . In both cases, the exported data is a
delimited text file, in which the tab character separates each field of the table. The “Copy” function is
used to export only the selected fields of the table. It can be pasted directly into an excel sheet.
3.6. Remote Control
Equotip Piccolo 2 devices can be controlled remotely through Piccolink’s Remote Control section.

Proceq Equotip Piccolo 2 Specifications

General

Type	Portable Hardness Tester
Measurement Principle	Leeb Rebound Method
Display	LCD
Interface	USB
Impact Device	D
Measurement Range (HRC)	20 to 70 HRC
Scales	HL, HRC, HRB, HB, HRA
Materials	Steel, Cast Steel, Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Copper
Accuracy	±4 HL (at HL 800)
Accuracy (HRC)	±1.5 HRC
PC Interface	Proceq PC Software
Power Supply	Rechargeable battery
Operating Temperature	-10°C to +50°C
Weight	0.5 kg

Summary

Safety and Liability

1.1. Safety and Usage Precautions

General safety and usage advice for the instrument.

1.3. Safety Instructions

Specific safety instructions for operating the instrument.

10. Maintenance and Support

10.1. Regular Device Checks

Recommendations for routine checks and performance verification.

2. Tutorial

2.1. Principle

Explanation of the Leeb hardness measurement principle.

2.3. Testing Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for performing a hardness test.

3. Overview

3.4. Function Keys

3.5. Basic Settings

How to configure fundamental device settings.

3.6. Programming Advanced Settings

4. Getting Started

4.1. Power on/off

4.3. Charging the Battery

4.4. Performance Check

Procedure for verifying the instrument's performance.

7. Data Evaluation

7.1. Statistics

7.2. PC Application Software Piccolink

2. Installing the Piccolink Software

2.1. Installing Piccolink

Step-by-step guide for installing the Piccolink software.

2.2. Installing the USB Driver

Instructions for installing necessary USB drivers.

2.3. Establishing Connection between Device and Computer

Steps to connect the device to the computer.

3. Using the Piccolink Software

3.2. Launching Piccolink

3.5. Exporting Data

3.6. Remote Control