Renishaw RMP400 Installation Manual page 32

RMP400 installation guide
Probe partnering function
The probe partnering function enables the
RMP400 to be partnered with the RMI or RMI-Q
independently of the configuration process for
other probe settings. To partner RMP400 with
RMI or RMI-Q, insert the batteries or, if they
have already been installed, remove them for five
4.4
seconds and then refit them.
Following an LED check, the RMP400 will
proceed to show the probe settings, this will end
with "Probe status" being displayed. If the battery
power is good, probe status will be eight green
flashes. If battery power is low, each green flash
will be followed by a blue flash.
Key to the symbols
LED short flash
LED long flash
Deflect the stylus for less than 4 seconds
to move to the next menu option.
To exit, leave the stylus untouched for
more than 120 seconds.
Acquisition successful. Probe is now in
standby.
All probe settings will be shown, ending
with "Probe status" being displayed.
Probe status (seated)
Battery good
or
Whilst the "Probe status" is being displayed,
deflect and release the stylus to enter
"Acquisition mode off". Probe status will flash
red to acknowledge this.
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At this point turn on either the RMI or RMI-Q.
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Whilst the "Probe status" is being displayed,
deflect and immediately release the stylus to
enter "Acquisition mode".
"Acquisition mode off" will be displayed as a
sequence of light blue flashes, at this point the
RMI or RMI-Q must be turned on.
On the RMP400 select "Acquisition mode on"
by deflecting the stylus for less than 4 seconds.
After a successful acquisition, the RMP400 will
timeout after 8 seconds and then go into standby.
If "Acquisition mode on" is not selected, the
RMP400 will timeout after 120 seconds and then
go into standby (see page 4.10, "RMP400 – RMI
partnership") or (see page 4.11, "RMP400 –
RMI-Q partnership").
1
Battery low
Probe status
Battery good
or
2
> 5 s
3
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LED check
Battery low