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Index361211-1020202 Operating Instructions
configuration 2-19
conical probe 7-9
example for screwing technique 6-15
insertion 6-16
joining elements 2-20
limiting values for probe construction
6-14
probe elements 2-21
probe kits 2-23
removing 6-17
screwing technique 2-23
storage 2-24
stylus 2-20
technical data 2-23
temperature-sensing probe 2-15
Probe change
automatic 7-30
Probe elements 2-21
abrasion or material deposits 9-9
application 2-21
Probe head
mounting / changing 6-11
returning the probe head to the
measuring volume 8-5
Probe kits 2-23
order numbers 2-23
Probe rack 2-26
components 2-26
installation 5-8
mounting 5-8
mounting the holders 5-9
requirements 5-8
Probe system
adapter plate 2-19
functions of the components 2-14
improper use 1-8
measuring principle 2-14
proper use 1-7
standard equipment 2-15
types 2-14
Probing
probing conditions 7-24
probing directions 7-2
selecting the type of probing 7-24
self-centering 7-8
sequence of working steps 7-24
small bore 7-9
V groove 7-8
vector 7-7
with VAST 7-4
Probing speed 7-25
Proper use 1-6
CMM 1-6
probe system 1-7
Protective circuit 6-8
check in the y axis 6-10
check of x axis 6-8
function of protective circuit 6-8
Push-and-turn switch 2-8
Q
Quill 2-3, 2-4, 2-6
R
Reference measurement 7-19
Reference point 7-14
Reference point travel 7-14
carry out 7-16
Reference probe 7-18
Rotary switch 2-8
S
Safety
definition of a specialist 1-9
requirements for person responsible
for CMM 1-9
requirements for safe use 1-10
safety devices 1-11
safety of the machine (test seal) 1-3
safety symbols on the CMM 1-10
Safety device
crane lock 6-4
EMERGENCY STOP button 2-10
fall brake 8-7
quickstop button 2-9
Safety position 7-15, 7-16
Scanning 7-5, 7-29
Scope of delivery 1-2
Screwing technique
example 6-15
Self-centering probing 7-8
Serial number 2-2
Signs of the coordinates 7-15
Single point probing 7-3
Sources of error
errors prior to the measuring run 8-2
faults during the measuring run 8-3
probe head outside the measuring
volume 8-5
Sources of faults and errors
calibration 7-21
Specialist
definition 1-9
Speed 2-10
Standard deviation 7-20
Standards 1-3
CE marking 1-2
directives 1-2

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