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HEIDENHAIN QC-320 Operating Instructions Manual (331 pages)

Video Edge Detection and Crosshair Systems

Brand: HEIDENHAIN | Category: Diagnostic Equipment | Size: 26 MB

Dangerous Voltage
5
Cleaning the Enclosure
6
Cleaning the Touch Screen
6
General Maintenance
6
Table of Contents
7
Chapter Overview
21
Chapter 2 Installation

25
- Unpacking the QC-300
  25
- Assembling the Mounting Stand
  26
- Safety Considerations
  26
- Power Cord and Plug
  26
- Electrical Wiring and Connections
  26
- Location and Mounting
  27
- Power Surge Suppressor
  27
- Connecting Axis Encoders
  27
- Connecting an Optional Footswitch
  28
- Connecting a Printer
  28
- Connecting a Computer
  29
- Connecting Optional CNC Outputs
  29
- Connecting Optional Camera Lighting and Zoom
  30
- Connecting a Video Input
  30
- Warranty Registration Form
  31
- Repackaging for Shipment
  31
- What's Next
  31
Chapter 3 User Interface

33
Chapter 11: Setup for Details

38
- CNC and Other Extra Tab Functions
  40
- Extra Tab Functions
  40
- Space Menu Insert
  40
- Divider Line Menu Insert
  40
- Data Prompt Function
  40
- Laser Pointer ON/OFF
  40
- Joystick Motor Speed
  40
- Axis Lock
  40
- Part Following
  41
- Stop Motion
  41
- Goto Feature
  41
- Multiple Extra Tabs
  41
- Command Buttons and Wide Keys
  42
- Feature List
  43
- LCD Screen Functions
  44
- Number Keys
  45
- System Functions
  46
- Datum Lock Indication
  46
- Undo
  46
- MM/In
  47
- Setup
  47
- Adjusting Contrast Threshold
  48
- Video DRO Panel
  48
- Auto-Enter Function
  49
- Printing Reports and Sending Data
  49
- DRO Screen Functions
  50
- Toggling between Cartesian and Polar Coordinate Systems
  50
- Toggling between Diameter and Radius Displays
  50
- Selecting a Fit Algorithm
  51
- LCD ON/OFF and Deleting Feature Data
  52
- Quick Start Demonstration
  53
- Starting Program Recording
  54
- Selecting a Probe
  54
- Creating Part Skew and Datum References
  55
- Creating a Part Skew
  55
- Creating a Datum Zero Point
  56
- Probing a Datum Zero Point
  56
- Constructing a Datum Zero Point
  57
- Measuring Features
  59
- Measuring a Circle with Crosshairs
  59
- Measuring a Circle with the Multiple Edge Probe
  60
- Applying Tolerances to Feature Measurements
  62
- Printing a Report
  64
- Stopping the Program Recording
  65
- Running the Program
  65
- Preparing to Use Video Probes
  68
- System and Part Condition
  68
- Selecting Video Magnification
  68
- Adjusting Light Control
  68
- Adjusting Video Image Contrast and Brightness
  71
- Adjusting Video Image Contrast Threshold
  73
- Using Video Probes
  74
- Selecting a Probe
  74
- Selecting a Probe Color
  75
- Specifying Probe Data Collection Parameters
  76
- Crosshair Probe Data Collection Parameters
  77
- Edge Probe Data Collection Parameters
  78
- Collecting Feature Data
  79
- The Auto-Enter Function
  79
- Crosshair Probes
  80
- Manual Probing (Crosshairs)
  80
- Automatic Probing (Crosshairs)
  81
- Single Edge Probe
  82
- Manual Probing (Single Edge)
  82
- Automatic Probing (Single Edge)
  83
- Multiple Edge Probe
  84
- Probe Seeding
  84
- Probing a Line
  85
- Probing a Circle
  86
- Probing an Arc
  88
- Seeding to Avoid Erroneous Data
  89
- Recovering from Data Errors
  90
Chapter 6 Measuring

93
- Measurement Activities
  94
- The Measurement Process
  94
- Establishing the Measurement Reference
  95
- Leveling the Part (Optional)
  95
- Skewing the Part
  96
- Creating a Datum Zero Point
  97
- Probing a Datum Zero Point
  97
- Constructing a Datum Zero Point
  98
- Setting a Datum at the Current Probe Position
  101
- Probing and Measuring Features
  103
- Probing with Measure Magic
  103
- Probing Specific Feature Types
  104
- Probing a Single Specific Feature Type
  104
- Probing Multiple Specific Feature Type
  104
- Probing Process
  105
- Supported Feature Types
  105
- Backward/Forward Annotation
  106
- Probing with Crosshairs and Video Edge Detection
  106
- Probing Specific Feature Types
  107
- Probing Points
  107
- Probing Lines
  108
- Probing Arcs
  109
- Probing Slots
  111
- Probing Rectangles
  112
- Probing Distances
  113
- Probing Angles
  114
- Constructing Features
  115
- Point Constructions
  115
- Point Constructed from a Point
  115
- Point Constructed from a Point and a Line
  115
- Points Constructed from an Arc and a Line
  116
- Points Constructed from a Line
  117
- Point Constructed from Two Lines
  118
- Points Constructed from a Distance
  118
- Point Constructed from a Distance and a Point
  119
- Point Constructed from a Circle
  119
- Points Constructed from a Circle and a Line
  120
- Points Constructed from Two Circles
  121
- Point Constructed from a Slot
  122
- Point Constructed from a Rectangle
  122
- Point Constructed from an Angle
  122
- Point Constructed from an Arc
  123
- Point Constructed from Multiple Features
  123
- Line Constructions
  124
- Line Constructed from a Line
  124
- Line Constructed from Two Points
  124
- Lines Constructed from a Point and a Line
  125
- Line Constructed from a Distance
  125
- Lines Constructed from a Point and a Circle
  126
- Line Constructed from a Point and a Slot
  127
- Line Constructed from a Point and a Rectangle
  127
- Lines Constructed from a Point and an Arc
  128
- Lines Constructed from Two Lines
  129
- Line Constructed from a Line and a Distance
  130
- Lines Constructed from a Line and a Circle
  130
- Lines Constructed from a Line and a Slot
  131
- Lines Constructed from a Line and an Arc
  131
- Line Constructed from a Line and an Angle
  132
- Lines Constructed from a Line and a Rectangle
  132
- Lines Constructed from Two Circles
  133
- Lines Constructed from a Circle and an Arc
  134
- Lines Constructed from a Circle and a Slot
  135
- Line Constructed from a Slot
  136
- Line Constructed from Two Slots
  136
- Lines Constructed from a Rectangle and a Circle
  137
- Lines Constructed from a Slot and an Arc
  138
- Lines Constructed from a Rectangle and an Arc
  139
- Lines Constructed from a Slot and a Rectangle
  140
- Lines Constructed between Two Rectangles
  140
- Line Constructed from a Rectangle
  142
- Line Constructed from Multiple Features
  142
- Distance Constructions
  143
- Distance Constructed from a Distance
  143
- Distances Constructed from Two Points
  143
- Distances Constructed from a Point and a Line
  144
- Distances Constructed from a Point and a Rectangle
  144
- Distances Constructed from a Point and a Circle
  145
- Distance Constructed from a Point and a Slot
  146
- Distances Constructed from a Point and an Arc
  147
- Distance Constructed from a Line
  148
- Distance Constructed from a Line and a Rectangle
  148
- Distances Constructed from Two Lines
  149
- Distances Constructed from a Line and a Circle
  150
- Distances Constructed from a Line and an Arc
  151
- Distance Constructed from a Line and a Slot
  152
- Distance Constructed from Two Distances
  152
- Distances Constructed from Two Circles
  153
- Distances Constructed from a Slot and a Circle
  154
- Distances Constructed from a Rectangle and a Circle
  154
- Distances Constructed from an Arc and a Circle
  155
- Distance Constructed from Two Slots
  156
- Distances Constructed from a Slot and an Arc
  156
- Distances Constructed from a Rectangle and an Arc
  157
- Distances Constructed from a Slot and a Rectangle
  157
- Distances Constructed between Two Rectangles
  158
- Distances Constructed from Two Arcs
  159
- Circle Constructions
  160
- Circle Constructed from a Circle
  160
- Circles Constructed from Two Lines
  160
- Circle Constructed from a Circle and a Distance
  161
- Circle Constructed from Two Circles
  161
- Circle Constructed from Multiple Features
  162
- Arc Constructions
  163
- Arc Constructed from an Arc
  163
- Arc Constructed from an Arc and a Distance
  163
- Angle Constructions
  164
- Angle Constructed from an Angle
  164
- Angle Constructed from Two Lines
  165
- Angle Constructions
  165
- Creating Features
  166
- Creating a Point
  166
- Creating a Line
  167
- Creating a Circle
  167
- Creating an Arc
  168
- Creating a Slot
  168
- Creating a Rectangle
  169
Chapter 7 Tolerancing

171
- Applying Tolerances to Features
  173
- Selecting a Feature
  173
- Displaying the Tolerance Screen
  173
- Selecting a Tolerance Type
  173
- Selecting a Specific Tolerance
  174
- Entering Nominal, Limit or Tolerance Values
  174
- Omitting a Tolerance Category
  175
- Tolerance Types
  176
- Bidirectional
  176
- Points
  176
- Lines
  176
- Circles and Arcs
  177
- Slots and Rectangles
  177
- True Position
  178
- Points and Lines
  178
- Circles and Arcs
  178
- MMC/LMC (Material Condition)
  179
- MMC Circles and Arcs
  179
- LMC Circles and Arcs
  180
- Runout
  181
- Roundness
  181
- Concentricity
  181
- Straightness
  181
- Parallelism
  182
- Perpendicularity
  182
- Angle
  182
- Width
  183
Chapter 8 Programming

185
- Creating Programs
  186
- Starting Program Recording
  187
- Entering a Program Title (or User Message)
  188
- Creating a Skew and Datum (Including a Message)
  189
- Measure a Feature (Including a Message)
  190
- Including Safe CNC Moves in Programs (CNC Option)
  191
- Applying a Tolerance
  192
- Reporting Results
  192
Chapter 10: Communication, and in Chapter 11: Setup

192
- Stopping the Program Recording
  193
- Specifying Part Fixturing (CNC Option)
  194
- None
  194
- Temporary
  194
- Permanent
  194
- Editing Programs
  195
- Editing Existing Steps
  195
- Editing Magnifications
  195
- Editing Tolerances
  196
- Editing Brightness and Contrast
  197
- Editing Light Intensities
  198
- Editing User Prompt Messages
  199
- Appending New Program Steps to an Existing Program
  200
- Running Programs
  202
- Archiving and Retrieving Programs
  203
- Deleting Programs
  203
- Introduction
  205
- Capturing JPEG Still Images
  206
- Image Screen
  206
- Data Screen
  207
- View Screen
  207
- Metadata Screen
  208
- Attaching Metadata to a JPEG Image
  209
- Image File Operations
  211
- Launching the File Handler
  211
- Selecting Image Files
  212
- Selecting a Drive
  212
- Selecting Files
  213
- Selecting Individual Files
  213
- Selecting Groups of Files
  213
- Selecting All Files
  214
- Viewing Drive Content
  215
- Preview Mode
  215
- Details Mode
  215
- Sorting Files by Name, Date or Title
  216
- Searching by Keyword
  217
- Opening Files for Markup or Edit
  218
- From the Feature List
  218
- From a Storage Drive
  218
- Renaming Files
  219
- Copying Files to Another Drive
  220
- Moving Files to Another Drive
  221
- Deleting Files from Either Drive
  222
- Image Markup and Edit
  223
- Image Markup and Edit Tools
  223
- Beginning a Markup or Editing Session
  224
- Drawing Shapes and Lines
  225
- Squares and Rectangles
  225
- Circles
  226
- Text Boxes
  227
- Data Boxes
  228
- Editing Shapes, Lines, Text Boxes and Data Boxes
  230
- Shape
  230
- Location and Orientation
  231
- Shapes, Lines Text, Text Boxes and Data Boxes
  231
- Text Box Pointer Lines
  233
- Size
  234
- Shapes, Lines Text, Text Boxes and Data Boxes
  235
- Text
  235
- Color
  237
- Line Thickness
  239
- Line Ends
  240
- Deleting Image Markup Items
  241
- Chapter 0 Communication
  243
- Connecting to a Computer
  243
- Sending Data to a Computer
  244
- Sending Data Using the Print Key
  244
- Sending Data Using the Extra Tab
  245
- Connecting a Printer
  246
- Printer Format Strings
  246
- Report Formats
  246
- Printing a Report
  247
- Printing Feature Measurement Data
  247
- Printing QC-300 System Settings
  248
- RS-232 Connector Pin Designations
  249
- ASCII Code Table
  249
- The Setup Menu
  252
- Accessing and Using the Setup Menu
  252
- Entering the Supervisor Password
  253
- Selecting Items from the Setup Menu
  254
- Selecting Setup Parameter Choices
  254
- Entering and Deleting Setup Data
  254
- Storing a Parameter and Advancing to the Next Step
  255
- Leaving the Setup Menu
  255
- Minimum Setup Requirements
  256
- Setup Screen Descriptions
  257
- Language Screen
  257
- Specifying the Displayed Language
  257
- Supervisor Screen
  258
- Entering the Supervisor Password
  258
- Keeping Setup Privileges until the Power Is Cycled
  258
- Hiding Setup Parameters from Unauthorized Personnel
  258
- Limiting Access to Program Functions
  258
- Saving and Loading Settings
  259
- Encoders Screen
  260
- Selecting an Axis to Configure
  260
- Specifying Encoder Resolution
  260
- Specifying Encoder Type
  260
- Selecting Reference Marks
  261
- None
  261
- Manual
  261
- Single
  261
- Absolute
  261
- Setting a New Machine Zero Reference
  262
- Reversing the Encoder Count Direction
  262
- Enabling Axis Error Messages
  262
- Specifying Slew Limit
  262
- Squareness Screen
  263
- SLEC Screen
  264
- LEC or SLEC, Which Is Right for My Application
  264
- LEC (Linear Error Correction)
  264
- SLEC (Segmented Linear Error Correction)
  266
- NLEC Screen
  269
- Acf Files
  269
- Acf File Format
  269
- Example 3 X 3 Grid
  269
- Example .Acf File
  269
- Calibrating from Features
  270
- Calibrating NLEC by Adjusting Station Values
  272
- Calibrating NLEC by Importing a Text File
  273
- VED Screen
  274
- Specifying Minimum Probed Points
  274
- Specifying Light Settling Time
  274
- Specifying Contrast Threshold
  274
- Locking the Contrast Threshold
  275
- Enabling Axis-Zeroing on the Video DRO
  275
- Enabling User Access to Magnification Calibrations
  275
- Displaying Image Controls
  276
- Adjusting the Focus Filter
  276
- Performing Camera Skew Calibrations
  277
- Specifying Camera Type
  277
- Including the Crosshair and Stake Marks in Video Archives
  278
- Specifying the Quality of JPEG Images
  278
- Setting the JPEG Image Number
  278
- Magnifications Screen
  279
- Adding Video Magnifications
  279
- Deleting Video Magnifications
  279
- Calibrating Video Magnification Pixel Size
  280
- Calibrating with a Circle Artifact
  280
- Calibrating with a Straight Edge
  281
- Assigning Magnifications to Zoom Positions
  282
- Performing Video Parcentric and Parfocal Calibrations
  283
- Measuring for Details Regarding These Activities if Necessary
  283
- Enabling Magnification Change Messages
  286
- Measure Screen
  287
- Annotation (Forward and Backward)
  287
- Minimum Points Required for a Feature Measurement
  287
- Locking Features to Their Original Datums
  288
- Specifying Signed Distances
  288
- Enabling and Configuring Point Filtration
  288
- Enabling Point Filtration
  289
- Specifying a Filtration Error Limit
  289
- Specifying a Filtration Standard Deviation Range
  289
- Specifying the Minimum Percentage of Retained Points
  289
- Display Screen
  290
- Display Resolution
  290
- Default Units of Linear Measure
  291
- Radix for Numeric Displays
  291
- Angular Units of Measure
  291
- Time Formats
  291
- Date Formats
  291
- Display Mode Switching
  292
- Video DRO Alpha Blending
  292
- Configuring the Extra Tab
  293
- Extra Tab Functions
  294
- Space Menu Insert
  294
- Divider Line Menu Insert
  294
- Data Transmission Functions
  294
- Data Prompt Function
  294
- Laser Pointer ON/OFF
  294
- Joystick Motor Speed
  294
- Axis Lock
  294
- Part Following
  295
- Stop Motion
  295
- Goto Feature
  295
- Header Screen
  296
- Creating Report Headers
  296
- Print Screen
  297
- Specifying a Data Type
  297
- Specifying a Data Destination
  297
- Report Type
  297
- Lines Per Page
  297
- Specifying Column Separators
  298
- Selecting a USB Printer
  298
- Ports Screen
  299
- Baud Rate
  299
- Word Length
  299
- Stop Bits
  299
- Parity
  299
- EOC Delay
  299
- EOL Delay
  299
- Clock Screen
  300
- Sound Screen
  301
- Miscellaneous Screen
  302
- Return to DRO Threshold
  302
- Touchscreen Calibration Rows and Columns
  302
- Calibrating the Touchscreen
  303
- Touch Screen Cursor
  303
- Touch Screen Repeat Delay
  303
- Touch Zone Size
  304
- Screen Brightness
  304
- Showing the Extra Tab
  304
- Buttons Screen
  305
- Selecting Button Functions
  305
- Selecting Button Responses
  306
- Selecting Button Logic
  306
- Joystick Screen
  307
- Enabling Joystick Motion
  307
- Specifying a Joystick Deadband
  307
- Specifying Axis Direction
  307
- Specifying Normal and Fine Axis Velocity
  307
- Specifying Linear and Nonlinear Joystick Motion Control
  308
- Calibrating the Joystick Range of Motion
  308
- Digital Positioner Screen
  309
- Enabling Digital Positioner Motion
  309
- Specifying Axis Direction
  309
- Specifying Normal and Fine Axis Velocity
  309
- Specifying Axis Acceleration
  309
- Specifying a Digital Positioner Counter Debounce
  309
- Current Value Display
  309
- Hardware Screen
  310
- Chapter 2 Problem Solving
  311
- Symptoms, Probable Causes and Solutions
  312
- No Image Is Visible on the LCD Screen
  312
- Values Displayed on the LCD Screen Are Incorrect
  312
- Reports Are Not Printed or Are Incomplete
  314
- Reports Are Printed Incorrectly
  314
- Data Cannot be Transmitted to a Computer
  315
- Getting Help from Your Distributor
  315
- Chapter 3 Reference Material
  317
- Product Specifications
  317
- Electrical
  317
- Environmental
  317
- Dimensions
  317
- Lcd
  317
- ENC Tests
  317
- Footswitch Wiring
  318
- Caution
  318
- RS-232 Connector Wiring
  319
- Lighting/Zoom Connector Wiring
  319
- Tolerances Definitions
  320
- Concentricity Tolerance
  320
- Reference Features
  320
- Least Squares Best Fit
  320
- Maximum Inscribed Circle
  320
- Minimum Superscribed Circle
  320
- ISO (Least Radial Distance)
  320
- Chapter 4 Options
  321

HEIDENHAIN QC-320 Operating Instructions Manual (257 pages)

Optical Edge Detection and Crosshair Systems

Brand: HEIDENHAIN | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1 Overview

19
Chapter 2 Installation

23
- Unpacking the QC-300
  23
- Assembling the Mounting Stand
  24
- Safety Considerations
  24
  - Power Cord and Plug
    24
  - Electrical Wiring and Connections
    24
  - Location And Mounting
    25
  - Power Surge Suppressor
    25
- Connecting Axis Encoders
  25
- Connecting a Computer
  26
- Connecting a Printer
  26
- Connecting an Optional Footswitch
  27
- Connecting the Optical Edge Detector Inputs
  27
- Connecting Optional CNC Outputs
  28
- Repackaging for Shipment
  29
- Warranty Registration Form
  29
Chapter 3 User Interface

31
- Measurement Functions
  32
  - Selecting a Measurement Type
    32
  - Accessing Programming Functions
    33
  - Sending Data to a Computer from the Extra Tab
    34
  - CNC and Other Extra Tab Functions
    36
  - Extra Tab Functions
    36
    
    Axis Lock
    36
    
    Data Prompt Function
    36
    
    Divider Line Menu Insert
    36
    
    Joystick Motor Speed
    36
    
    Optical Edge Detector Probe Calibration (Probe Teach)
    36
    
    Space Menu Insert
    36
    
    Goto Feature
    37
    
    Part Following
    37
    
    Stop Motion
    37
  - Multiple Extra Tabs
    37
- Command Buttons and Wide Keys
  38
- Feature List
  39
- Lcd Screen Functions
  40
- Number Keys
  41
- System Functions
  42
  - Datum Lock
    42
  - Undo
    42
  - Probe
    42
  - Magnification
    43
  - Unit of Measure
    43
  - Setup
    44
- Printing Reports and Sending Data
  44
- Lcd On/Off And Deleting Feature Data
  45
Chapter 4 Quick Start Demonstration

47
- Select a Probe
  48
- Start Recording a Program
  48
- Create Part Skew and Datum References
  49
- Measure a Feature
  53
  - Measuring a Circle
    53
- Apply Tolerances to a Feature Measurement
  55
- Print a Report
  57
- Stop Program Recording
  58
- Running the Program
  59
- Introduction
  31
Chapter 5 Probes

61
- Probes
  62
- Edge Detector Probes
  62
  - Automatic Point Entry
    62
  - Manual Point Entry
    62
  - Crosshair Probes
    62
  - Probe Descriptions
    62
  - Automatic Point Entry
    63
  - Manual Point Entry
    63
- Preparing to Use Probes
  64
  - System and Part Condition
    64
    
    QC-300 Series User's Guide
    64
  - Selecting a Magnification
    64
  - Lighting
    64
  - Calibration
    65
    
    Cross Cal
    65
    
    Cross Calibration
    65
    
    Distance Cal
    65
    
    Distance Calibration
    65
    
    Edge Detector Calibrations
    65
    
    Edge Teach
    65
- Probing with Edge Detectors
  66
  - Automatic Point Entry
    66
  - Probing with Edge Detector Probes
    66
  - Manual Point Entry
    67
- Probing with Crosshairs
  68
  - Automatic Point Entry
    68
  - Manual Point Entry
    68
  - Probing with Crosshair Probes
    68
Chapter 6 Measuring

70
Chapter 7 Tolerancing

143
- Applying Tolerances to Features
  145
  - Selecting a Feature
    145
  - Displaying the Tolerance Screen
    145
  - Selecting a Tolerance Type
    145
  - Selecting a Specific Tolerance
    146
  - Entering Nominal, Limit or Tolerance Values
    146
    
    Omitting a Tolerance Category
    147
  - Tolerance Types
    148
    
    Bidirectional
    148
    
    Lines
    148
    
    Points
    148
    
    Circles and Arcs
    149
    
    Slots and Rectangles
    149
    
    Circles and Arcs
    150
    
    Points and Lines
    150
    
    True Position
    150
    
    MMC
    151
    
    MMC Circles and Arcs
    151
    
    MMC/Lmc (Material Condition)
    151
    
    Lmc
    152
    
    Lmc Circles And Arcs
    152
    
    Concentricity
    153
    
    Roundness
    153
    
    Runout
    153
    
    Straightness
    153
    
    Angle
    154
    
    Parallelism
    154
    
    Perpendicularity
    154
    
    Width
    155
Chapter 8 Programming

157
- Creating Programs
  157
  - Start Program Recording
    158
  - Enter a Program Title (or User Message)
    159
  - Measure a Skew and Create a Datum
    160
  - Measure a Feature (Include a Message)
    160
  - Apply a Tolerance
    161
  - Report Results
    161
  - Stop the Program Recording
    162
  - Specifying Part Fixturing (CNC Option)
    163
    
    None
    163
    
    Permanent
    163
    
    Temporary
    163
  - Editing Programs
    164
    
    Editing Existing Steps
    164
    
    Editing Program Settings
    164
    
    Editing Tolerances
    166
    
    Editing User Prompt Messages
    167
    
    Inserting or Appending New Program Steps
    168
  - Running Programs
    170
  - Saving and Retrieving Programs
    171
    
    Retrieving Programs
    171
    
    Saving Programs
    171
  - Deleting Programs
    173
Chapter 9 Communication

175
- Connecting to a Computer
  175
  - Sending Data to a Computer
    176
- Connecting a Printer
  177
  - Printer Format Strings
    177
  - Report Formats
    177
  - Printing a Report
    178
    
    Printing Feature Measurement Data
    178
    
    Printing QC-300 System Settings
    179
- RS232 Connector Pin Designations
  180
- ASCII Code Table
  180
Chapter 10 Setup

182
- The Setup Menu
  182
  - Accessing and Using the Setup Menu
    182
    
    Entering the Supervisor Password
    183
    
    Entering and Deleting Setup Data
    184
    
    Selecting Items from the Setup Menu
    184
    
    Selecting Setup Parameter Choices
    184
    
    Leaving The Setup Menu
    185
    
    Storing a Parameter and Advancing to the Next Step
    185
- Minimum Setup Requirements
  186
  - Essential Setup Requirements
    186
- Setup Screen Descriptions
  187
  - Language Screen
    187
    
    Specifying the Displayed Language
    187
- Supervisor Screen
  188
- Encoders Screen
  190
  - Selecting an Axis to Configure
    190
  - Specifying Encoder Resolution
    190
  - Specifying Encoder Type
    190
  - Selecting Reference Marks
    191
    
    Absolute
    191
    
    Manual
    191
    
    None
    191
    
    Single
    191
  - Setting a New Machine Zero Reference
    192
  - Reversing the Encoder Count Direction
    192
  - Enabling Axis Error Messages
    192
  - Specifying Slew Limit
    192
- Squareness Screen
  193
- Slec Screen
  194
  - Lec Or Slec, Which Is Right For My Application
    194
  - Lec (Linear Error Correction)
    194
  - Slec (Segmented Linear Error Correction)
    196
  - Nlec Screen
    199
  - NLEC Screen
    199
  - Acf Files
    199
    
    Acf File Format
    199
  - Example 3 X 3 Grid
    199
  - Example .Acf File
    199
  - Calibrating from Features
    200
  - Calibrating Nlec By Adjusting Station Values
    202
  - Calibrating Nlec With Existing Nlec Correction Text File
    203
- Magnifications Screen
  204
- Measure Screen
  209
- Display Screen
  213
  - Display Resolution
    213
  - Default Units of Linear Measure
    214
  - Radix for Numeric Displays
    214
  - Angular Units of Measure
    214
  - Time Formats
    214
  - Date Formats
    214
  - Display Mode Switching
    215
  - Configuring the Extra Tab
    216
  - Extra Tab Functions
    217
    
    Axis Lock
    217
    
    Data Prompt Function
    217
    
    Divider Line Menu Insert
    217
    
    Joystick Motor Speed
    217
    
    Optical Edge Detector Probe Calibration (Probe Teach)
    217
    
    Part Following
    217
    
    Space Menu Insert
    217
    
    Goto Feature
    218
    
    Stop Motion
    218
- Header Screen
  219
  - Creating Report Headers
    219
- Print Screen
  220
  - Specifying a Data Type
    220
  - Specifying a Data Destination
    220
  - Report Type
    220
  - Lines Per Page
    220
  - Specifying Column Separators
    221
  - Selecting a USB Printer
    221
- Ports Screen
  222
  - Baud Rate
    222
  - Word Length
    222
  - Stop Bits
    222
  - Parity
    222
  - EOC Delay
    222
  - Eol Delay
    222
- Clock Screen
  223
- Sound Screen
  224
- Miscellaneous Screen
  225
  - Return to DRO Threshold
    225
  - Touchscreen Calibration Rows and Columns
    225
  - Calibrating the Touchscreen
    226
  - Touch Screen Cursor
    226
  - Touch Screen Repeat Delay
    226
  - Touch Zone Size
    227
  - Screen Brightness
    227
  - Showing the Extra Tab
    227
- Buttons Screen
  228
  - Selecting Button Functions
    228
  - Selecting Button Responses
    229
  - Selecting Button Logic
    229
- Joystick Screen
  230
- Digital Positioner Screen
  232
- Probe Path Screen
  233
  - Probing and Non-Probing Velocities
    233
  - Approach and Search Distances
    234
  - Edge Values Screen
    235
  - Debouncing Edges
    235
  - Viewing Current Edge Detector Values
    235
- Hardware Screen
  236

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