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General| Brand | Renishaw |
|---|---|
| Model | OMP40 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Trademarks associated with Renishaw products and branding.
Details of patents and patent applications related to OMP40 probes.
Declaration of conformity for the OMP40 optical machine probe.
FCC compliance information and user warnings.
Safety precautions for qualified persons and mains supply.
Procedure for warranty claims and conditions.
Renishaw's right to change specifications and probe care guidelines.
Probe IP rating and list of related Renishaw documentation.
Using two OMMs for increased reception coverage.
Functionality of the MI 12 interface indicator.
Factors affecting signal transmission range and performance.
Optimising OMM/OMI placement for signal strength.
Recommendations for ceramic styli and protection devices.
Operating and storage temperature ranges for probe systems.
Details on probe repeatability specifications and measurement conditions.
Trigger force specifications in X/Y and Z directions.
Ingress Protection rating and weight of the probe.
Methods for checking stylus position using a dial test indicator or flat surface.
How a probe trigger signal is generated and machine stop is initiated.
Operating sequences for single and double touch probing methods.
Factors affecting probing speed and transmission delay.
Circumstances requiring system calibration.
Details on error signal delay and probe signal delay.
Questions to verify the suitability of machine software for probe use.
Overview of standard and optional inspection cycles.
Types of inspection probe calibration: XY offset, stylus ball radius, length.
Measures for protecting the probe during operation.
Signals indicating low battery status and probe operation.
Indicators for battery voltage below operational threshold.
Estimated probe operating time after low battery warning.
Probe state waiting for a switch-on signal.
Probe state activated for transmission.
Mode for programming probe set-up options.
Incompatibility warning for MI7 interface with OMP40.
Methods for switching the OMP40 probe on.
Options for switching the OMP40 probe off.
Circuit to improve probe resistance to vibration and shock.
Filter to improve probe resistance to spurious start signals.
Mode to reduce power consumption and extend battery life.
Recommendation to review settings after programming.
Configuration options for the enhanced start filter.
Guidelines for cleaning probe components and checking cables.
Troubleshooting steps for when the probe does not switch on.
Actions to take when the probe stops during a cycle.
Troubleshooting for the MI 12 low battery indicator.
Causes and solutions for probe crashes during operation.
Troubleshooting probe status LED issues.
Addressing issues related to poor probe repeatability.
Identifying and resolving spurious readings from the probe.
Troubleshooting steps when the MI 12 power LED does not illuminate.
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