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CHAPTER 4 Functions and Controls
• If you enter invalid numbers (other than 1 through 126) and press ENT,
the initial edge numbers will remain on the subdisplay.
• Basically, two numbers are entered in this mode. If by mistake you enter
the larger number on the left and smaller number on the right, and press
ENT, the smaller number will appear on the left and larger number on the
right.
• Clear objects can be used as targets only in DIA, EDGE1, and EDGE2
modes, but not in SEG (m,n) mode.
• Use CLR to delete any incorrect values.
• In the above example operation, if you need to change only the first edge
number, that is, from 2 to 1, follow only steps 1, 2, 3, and 6.
• Similarly, if you need to change only the second edge number, that is,
from 3 to 5, follow only steps 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6.
ENT
S E G ( 4, 3 )
S E G ( 3, 4 )
BB
BB
B FNC (Function)
Key
Is used for the following settings:
• Segment selector
Selection of measurement points (2-point simultaneous measurement)
• Segment check
Inhibiting output of measurements obtained under abnormal conditions
• Output channel
Selection of output channel for displaying measured values X and Y and
calculation of equations using these values
• MODE, OFFSET, and LIMIT for CH2
Selection of mode for CH2, offset value, and tolerance limit
Description of each setting is given below.
Segment Selector
In this mode, two segments are to be specified for simultaneous 2-point
measurement. Just as with the SEG key, any of four types of segments can
be specified respectively for segment selectors X and Y. (See P.30.) By
selecting two different segments, the LS controller can measure two different
segments at the same time.
Note
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- LS-3100(W) Series 1
- Unpacking 3
- WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS 3
- CONTENTS 4
- Chapter 8 Error Messages 78 6
- Appendices 83 6
- WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS 97 6
- LASER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 7
- 1-4 Safety Consideration 8
- 1-3. Label Location 8
- LS-3060LS-3060 9
- LS-3032, LS-3034, LS-3036 10
- LS-3033, LS-3033 SO, LS-3060 10
- Grounding the 11
- Serial No 12
- Connect the correct scanning 12
- CHAPTER 2 13
- TRIAL OPERATION 13
- CHAPTER 3 14
- QUICK SETUP PROCEDURES 14
- 3-1. Common Settings 15
- 3-2. Measurement Procedures 16
- Gap Measurement 1 17
- Gap Measurement 2 17
- MODE NOMAL 18
- MODE P–P 18
- SEG D I A 18
- S E G E DGE1 18
- Measuring Target 19
- Displacement within 19
- Measuring Edge 19
- Movement 19
- Measuring Outer Diam 20
- Front Panel 21
- LS-3100 Series 21
- Back Panel 22
- LS-3033T 23
- LS-3033R 23
- 4-2. Indicators and Displays 24
- 4-3. Panel Keys 25
- See P.39 26
- See P.20 26
- See P.43 26
- Averaging Methods 27
- Analog Voltage Range 28
- See P.32 29
- See P.63, 64 30
- See P.63 30
- See P.29 31
- DIGIT SUPPRESS 32
- BAUD RATE 33
- POSITION CHECK 34
- Definition of Segment 36
- Description 36
- SEG ( 3 , 3 ) 37
- Segment Selector 38
- See P.31 39
- See P.31 40
- Segment Check 41
- Output Channel 43
- See P.43 or OFFSET value 44
- Transmitter 44
- Receiver 44
- MODE, OFFSET, and LIMIT 45
- C MODE Key 46
- 35 2. 345 50
- 2 36 1. 234 50
- G PROG (Program) 51
- See P.62 52
- Analog Voltage Output 53
- Comparator Output 53
- Specifications 55
- Pin Assignment 55
- Remote Operation 56
- Measurement in "mm" 60
- SP SP 6 0 . 0 0 0 0 63
- -SP60 . 0000C 63
- SP SP 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 CR 65
- -SP10 . 0000CR 65
- 1st data 2nd data 66
- Pin assignment 68
- Input Signal 69
- Output Signal 69
- Control Input Terminals 70
- Control Output Terminals 70
- MOUNTING SCANNING HEAD 71
- OS TP IOI N CHECK 72
- LED 7 lights 73
- CHAPTER 6 74
- OPTIONAL INTERFACE BOARDS 74
- 6-1. BCD Output 74
- External Trigger Input 76
- (EXT TRIG IN) 76
- Setting Address 78
- Setting Talk Only Mode 78
- Setting Delimiter 78
- Values or Other Data 79
- Talk Only Mode 79
- Setting Functions and 79
- Outputting Measured 79
- Status Byte 80
- Example of Program 81
- GP-IB Interface I/O 82
- Measuring Conditions 82
- CHAPTER 8 84
- ERROR MESSAGES 84
- CHAPTER 8 Error Messages 85
- CHAPTER 9 86
- TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 86
- OPERATING PRINCIPLE 89
- CHARACTERISTICS 90
- Temperature 91
- Characteristics 91
- (Typical) 91
- SPECIFICATIONS 92
- Scanning Head 93
- Approx.34 94
- APPENDIX E 95
- QUICK REFERENCE TABLE 95
- KEY FLOWCHARTS 97
- APPENDIX F Key Flowcharts 98
- FNC (Function) 100
- APPENDIX F Key Flowcharts 101
- APPENDIX F Key Flowcharts 102
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 103
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