Configuration - HEIDENHAIN TNC 640 User Manual

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Configuration

You are now able to change your settings regarding the monitoring
area and error area at any time. When you press the CONFIGURE
soft key, the soft key display changes and you can change your
settings.
You also are now able to edit your previously
entered settings. If you make a change in this
menu, the results of the image evaluation may
change. The same monitoring area applies to all
reference images. (For more information, See
"Results of the image evaluation", page 662.)
You are able to click on the image and draw
up a rectangular frame. This way you define
the monitoring area. (For more information,
See "Fundamentals", page 656.) If you define
monitoring areas in a setting that is always
exposed or in which differences in contrast are
to be expected, false alerts will be displayed. If
you draw a new monitoring area or change or
delete an already drawn up monitoring area, this
will affect the result of the image evaluation. Due
to the changed settings the TNC must check
whether these changes may have an impact on
the previously generated images.
You are able to click on the image and draw up
a rectangular frame. This way you define a new
area with errors. The area is marked red. It is
recommended to mark only errors that may
reoccur exactly at this spot. It is not advisable to
mark areas that are contaminated with chips or
drilling fluid. The errors need to be reproducible
in the exact same way. (For more information,
See "Fundamentals", page 656.) If you define
monitoring areas in a setting that is always
exposed or in which differences in contrast are
to be expected, false alerts will be displayed. If
you draw a new area with errors or change or
delete an already drawn up area of errors, this
will affect the result of the image evaluation. Due
to the changed settings the TNC must check
whether these changes may have an impact on
the previously generated images. You can also
draw several areas with errors. It does not make
sense to indicate errors on reference images.
The TNC checks if or how the new settings affect
this image: (For more information See "Results of
the image evaluation", page 662)
The TNC checks if or how the new settings affect
all images: (For more information See "Results of
the image evaluation", page 662)
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