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Describes safe use and maintenance of Gocator sensors, focusing on laser hazards and precautions.
Explains system configurations including standalone, dual-sensor, and multi-sensor setups.
Provides guidelines for installing sensors, including mounting and orientation.
Explains grounding practices for system components and recommended cordset grounding.
Details procedures for client PC and Gocator network setup, emphasizing static IP assignment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for configuring a standalone sensor system.
Guides through configuring a dual-sensor system, requiring unique IP addresses for each sensor.
Explains how Gocator sensors capture 3D data using laser lines and triangulation.
Defines key concepts like clearance distance, FOV, and measurement range for sensor setup.
Details X Resolution, Z Resolution, and Z Linearity, which describe measurement capabilities.
Describes sensor and system coordinate systems and their transformations.
Explains how to output results and use digital tracking for controlling devices like PLCs.
Presents an overview of the Gocator web interface, identifying key elements and their functions.
Explains how to create, save, and load job files to configure sensor settings and manage production runs.
Details how Gocator sensors can record and replay scan data for troubleshooting and fine-tuning.
Guides on transferring replay data between the emulator and computer, and exporting it for third-party tools.
Outlines system and maintenance tasks performed on the Manage page, detailing key categories.
Provides sensor information, buddy assignment, and autostart settings for dual/multi-sensor systems.
Explains how Gocator supports combining data from multiple sensors to create a wider field of view.
Covers configuring dual- and multi-sensor system layouts, including Normal and Reverse orientations.
Explains the two types of alignment reference: Fixed and Dynamic, based on mounting stability.
Describes how to configure encoder resolution for correct scaling of scans in the direction of travel.
Explains creating sensor backups and restoring factory defaults for data protection.
Recommends updating firmware for latest features and fixes, ensuring compatibility between sensors.
Details how to download the Gocator SDK for programmatic access and control of sensors.
Provides an overview of the Scan page, which is used to configure sensors and perform alignment.
Explains the available scan modes: Video, Profile, and Surface, and their options.
Details trigger configuration for capturing single images, including sources like Time, Encoder, and External Input.
Explains active area settings, which define the region for laser profiling to optimize speed.
Describes the two alignment states: Unaligned and Aligned.
Details the two types of alignment: Stationary and Moving.
Provides the procedure to perform alignment, compensating for mounting inaccuracies.
Details matching scanned parts to models or bounding boxes/ellipses for consistent measurement application.
Guides on adding tools to the Tools panel and configuring their measurements and parameters.
Describes safe use and maintenance of Gocator sensors, focusing on laser hazards and precautions.
Explains system configurations including standalone, dual-sensor, and multi-sensor setups.
Provides guidelines for installing sensors, including mounting and orientation.
Explains grounding practices for system components and recommended cordset grounding.
Details procedures for client PC and Gocator network setup, emphasizing static IP assignment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for configuring a standalone sensor system.
Guides through configuring a dual-sensor system, requiring unique IP addresses for each sensor.
Explains how Gocator sensors capture 3D data using laser lines and triangulation.
Defines key concepts like clearance distance, FOV, and measurement range for sensor setup.
Details X Resolution, Z Resolution, and Z Linearity, which describe measurement capabilities.
Describes sensor and system coordinate systems and their transformations.
Explains how to output results and use digital tracking for controlling devices like PLCs.
Presents an overview of the Gocator web interface, identifying key elements and their functions.
Explains how to create, save, and load job files to configure sensor settings and manage production runs.
Details how Gocator sensors can record and replay scan data for troubleshooting and fine-tuning.
Guides on transferring replay data between the emulator and computer, and exporting it for third-party tools.
Outlines system and maintenance tasks performed on the Manage page, detailing key categories.
Provides sensor information, buddy assignment, and autostart settings for dual/multi-sensor systems.
Explains how Gocator supports combining data from multiple sensors to create a wider field of view.
Covers configuring dual- and multi-sensor system layouts, including Normal and Reverse orientations.
Explains the two types of alignment reference: Fixed and Dynamic, based on mounting stability.
Describes how to configure encoder resolution for correct scaling of scans in the direction of travel.
Explains creating sensor backups and restoring factory defaults for data protection.
Recommends updating firmware for latest features and fixes, ensuring compatibility between sensors.
Details how to download the Gocator SDK for programmatic access and control of sensors.
Provides an overview of the Scan page, which is used to configure sensors and perform alignment.
Explains the available scan modes: Video, Profile, and Surface, and their options.
Details trigger configuration for capturing single images, including sources like Time, Encoder, and External Input.
Explains active area settings, which define the region for laser profiling to optimize speed.
Describes the two alignment states: Unaligned and Aligned.
Details the two types of alignment: Stationary and Moving.
Provides the procedure to perform alignment, compensating for mounting inaccuracies.
Details matching scanned parts to models or bounding boxes/ellipses for consistent measurement application.
Guides on adding tools to the Tools panel and configuring their measurements and parameters.
General| Brand | LMI Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | Gocator 2375 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
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