3 Setting up functions 12/2008
3.2 Configuring measurements and measurement series
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3.2 Configuring measurements and measurement series
Description of functions
Configuration of measurements and measurement series it when you define the
parameters required for measurement. The configurations created are always
stored with the measurements and can be used again to repeat the measurements.
That especially applies to measurement series. The configuration of a
measurement series ensures that measurements are made with the same settings
every time. This permits evaluation of the progression of characteristics over time.
In addition to parameters for performing a measurement, the limit values of the
characteristics are also configured. Limit values can be configured for
measurement series. The configuration is only possible on the PC. Individual
measurements that do not belong to a measurement series cannot have limit
values.
Availability and privileges
On the operator panel, a measurement is configured or a measurement series
configuration changed only during the measurement procedure. On the operator
panel, it is only possible to create a measurement series based on a measurement
being performed.
On the PC, it is possible to configure measurement series. The authorization
required to configure measurements and measurement series is described in detail
in the Appendix.
3.2.1 Circularity test
Parameter description
Parameters for conducting a circularity test:
Field Content Type
Name Name of the measurement series
(measurements do not have a name).
INPUT
Channel Selection of the required channel:
The channel defines the possible axis pairs
in the "Axes" selection list.
SELECTION
Axes Selection of possible pairs of geometric
axes
SELECTION
Center point X1 Specification of the center coordinates of
the circle for the first axis
INPUT
Center point Y2 Specification of the center coordinates of
the circle for the second axis
INPUT
Diameter Diameter of circle INPUT
Feed Path velocity of the circular movement INPUT
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