Manufacturer-Specific Objects; Overview - MICRO-EPSILON interferoMETER Operating Instructions Manual

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A 4.4.2

Manufacturer-Specific Objects

A 4.4.2.1

Overview

Index (h) Name
2001 User level
2005 Controller information
2020 Basicsettings
2021 Preset
2022 Meas. settings
203F Sensor error
2101 Reset
2105 Factory reset
2107 Counter reset
2133 SLED on/off
2134 Pilotlaser on/off
2141 Video signal
2142 Video signal enable
2150 Sensor
2152 Select sensor
2156 Multilayer options
2161 Peak position
21B0 Digital interfaces
21B1 Enable output
21C0 Ethernet
21D0 Analog output
21F3 Switching output 1
21F4 Switching output 2
2250 Shutter mode
2251 Measuring rate
24A0 Keylock
24A2 Keyfunc
25A0 Encoder
2711 Range of interest
2800 Material info and edit
2802 Material table edit
2803 Material table
2804 Material selection
2805 Material infront
2A00-2A09 Master y
2A10-2A19 Statistic
2C00-2C09 Comp y
2E00 User calc
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Invalid entries when reading and writing manufacturer-specific objects can result in errors. These errors are de-
scribed in the SDO abort codes, see
If an error occurs while writing a value, you may be able to retrieve error details in object 203F.
IMS 5x00
Description
Login, logout, change password
Controller info (continued)
Load, save, factory settings
Signal quality
Measurement settings
Sensor error
Restart controller
Reset to factory settings
Reset counter
Switch on/off light source
Switch on/off pilot laser
Request FFT signal
Share FFT signal
Sensor information
Select sensor
Number of peaks for multilayer materials
Peak selection
Digital interfaces
Select interface
Ethernet, IP configuration
Analog output, scaling
Switching output 1/2
Exposure mode
Measuring rate
Locks the mulit-function button on the controller
Functionality of the multi-function button
Masks the evaluation range
Material information
Edit material table
Existing materials in the material table
Select material
Material between sensor and first layer
Master value, mastering
Statistics
Measured value calculation
User signals
Chap. A 4.6.
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