User`s manual
Accurate Technology ProScale  Page 34 of 48 
+, 0, and – Keys 
The + (plus), 0 (zero) and – (minus) keys are used to change the currently 
displayed position to a different value.  The 0 key forces the unit to display 0.  
Momentarily depressing the + key increments the current position by one unit 
of measurement.  Momentarily depressing the – key decrements the current 
position  by one  unit.    Pressing and  holding  the +  or  – keys  will  cause  the 
displayed position to change continuously.  Holding down the key will cause 
the amount of change to speed up.  This allows for quick adjustments over a 
range of large values.  These keys can be “locked out” to prevent accidental 
offset or zero entries. 
(Programming Parameter Pr3) 
Auxiliary Keypad Functions 
Panel Mount Display 
    Surface Mount Display 
The Auxiliary Keypad is found on all Displays except the BASIC models. 
(Programming Parameter Pr9) 
ABS - INC 
The Display has two measurement “indexes”.  One is referred to as ABS and 
the  other  is  INC.    The  ABS  measurement  setting  is designed  to  allow  the 
user to set an “absolute“ zero point on the Display referenced from a fixed or 
known position.  The INC measurement setting is designed to take relative or 
“incremental”  distance  measurements  from  one  arbitrary  point  to  another.  
The settings operate independently allowing separate position offsets to be 
programmed for ABS and INC. The ABS position of the measuring system is 
not lost when using the INC settings. 
ABS Mode – The Display automatically enters ABS mode when power is first 
applied.  This is indicated by the ABS symbol in the upper left corner of the 
Display.  While in the ABS  mode, all position  measurements are related to 
the  current  system  reference  point.  To  enter  the  INC mode, momentarily 
press the ABS/INC button.  
INC Mode – While  in the INC mode, the INC symbol is shown in the  upper 
left corner of the Display.   When the INC  mode is  initially entered, the 
displayed position will change to reflect a new reference point at the current 










