FISCHER FISCHERSCOPE X-RAY XDLM 231, Operator'S Manual

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FISCHERSCOPE ® X-RAY 139
Programming Coordinates for Automatic Measurements (XDLM 237)
What you can do next
You can now travel to all programmed points (ref. Chap. 17.13 on Page 143) or program one or
two datum points (ref. Chap. 17.12 on Page 142).
17.9 Programming an Array
To program an array, define the upper left and the lower right point of the array as well as the
points that shall be contained in the array.
Before you start
1. Open the window XY(Z) coordinates (ref. Chap. 17.5 on Page 136).
2. Delete all coordinates (ref. Chap. 17.6 on Page 137).
Procedure
1. From the programming field select the option Array .
2. Travel to the top left point: In the video image, use the mouse to click the desired location or
use the joystick at the front of the instrument.
3. Click 1. Pos >> .
4. Travel to the bottom, right point: In the video image, use the mouse to click the desired location
or use the joystick at the front of the instrument.
5. Click 2. Pos >> .
6. Enter the number of columns and rows of the array in the fields Columns N (x) and Rows N (y) .
7. From the field Route for RUN , select the order in which the individual points of the array shall
be visited.
What you can do next
You can now travel to all programmed points (ref. Chap. 17.13 on Page 143) or program one or
two datum points (ref. Chap. 17.12 on Page 142).
17.10 Same Programming on Multiple Parts ( Pattern)
You define a single point and any desired number of points in relation to this point. You can repeat
this arrangement of points (pattern) any number of times. In this manner, you can travel to the same
coordinate sequence on different parts or at different locations.
Before you start
1. Open the window XY(Z) coordinates (ref. Chap. 17.5 on Page 136).
2. Delete all coordinates (ref. Chap. 17.6 on Page 137).