How Do I Work In Setup Mode - HBM MP85A Series Operating Manual

FAQs: Frequently asked questions (MP85A and PME Assistant)
Notes
S The process is halted immediately without waiting for your stop condition if
you click on
S The conditions are only analyzed when a value has already dropped below
the reference value plus hysteresis or risen above the reference value
minus hysteresis once. The hysteresis is 1% of the range window for the
start condition, and 5% of the range window for the stop condition. The per­
centage refers to the relevant axis of the range window. Therefore, set the
start condition reference value sufficiently far above or below the initial (idle)
state of your signal (minimum start signal), so that the hysteresis for the
start condition can ensure that minor signal interference does not start the
process prematurely. The hysteresis for the stop condition is necessary to
ensure that noise or minor signal interference does not already interrupt the
measurement at time t

13.11 How do I work in setup mode?

In a system's test or setup phase, in particular, when often only a few sample
parts are available, it is extremely helpful to gain a lot of information about the
actual process curve beforehand. Proceed as follows:
1. Disable statistical processing and therefore also the OK/NOK counters, to
prevent the falsification of statistical analysis.
2. Manually start and stop process monitoring.
3. Determine several curves.
Tolerance windows: View several process curves (Graph
to ascertain the tolerance windows.
Tolerance band: Have the tolerance band generated automatically from one
of the measured curves.
4. Print out a report to document the process curves and evaluation parame­
ters.
With EASYteach from the FASTpress Suite, you have at your disposal a
range of further special methods of process evaluation and documentation.
5. Save all process and evaluation parameters so they are power failure-proof,
in a parameter set in the flash EPROM of the MP85A, on the (optional)
MP85A
or the relevant interface command arrives.
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