910-257C March 2006
Page 5-14 MG2 Series
How is a grid used? A grid structure may associate one dimension of the
grid (for example, the columns) with the physical parts whose wall
thickness is to be measured. The particular measurement points on each
part are then associated with the other dimension of the grid (that is, the
rows).
Alternatively, the rows and columns of a grid may refer to a two
dimensional map of measurement points on the surface of one part. In
this case, a different grid is made for each part.
To create a 2-D Grid file, follow these steps:
Step 1: Press [2
nd
F][ ](File) to display the File Tabs.
Step 2: Use the [ and ] keys to select the Create Tab.
Step 3: Use the [ ] key to highlight the file name. Press [ ] to
enter a file name using the [ , , ,] editing
function. Press [ENTER].
Step 4: Use the [ and ] keys to select 2D Grid. Press
[ENTER].
Step 5: Use the [ and ] keys to select Normal or THRU
COAT
®
Press [ENTER]. Normal is for standard
files.THRU COAT is used when storing THRU COAT
thickness readings.
Step 6: Use the [ and ] keys to select Continue. Press
[ENTER].
Step 7: Use the [ ] key to enter the Start COL using the [ , ,
, ] editing function. Press [ENTER].
Step 8: Use the [ ] key to enter the End COL using the [ , ,