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

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Task programming Example Specification Limit Commands
96 FISCHERSCOPE
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X-RAY
In case of TRUE (the respective relationship is fulfilled), the task
will jump to label L.
S Meaning
(“i” represents the number of the measurement data column)
> KiReading no. i (i=1,2,3) > USL
< KiReading no. i (i=1,2,3) < LSL
> KXminimum 1 reading is > USL
< KXminimum 1 reading is < LSL
?Ki Reading no. i (i=1,2,3) is not measurable
?KX minimum 1 reading is not measurable
(in the following sub-chapter, the commands of S are explained
using a practical example)
12.6 Example Specification Limit Commands
The following example clarifies the terms used on the previous
pages at “S”:
Task:
The values of the “current measurement data set” in the three-line
table shown below are sought.
The “current measurement data set” shall be the numeric set
printed in italics; it is the measurement data set of the last previous
measurement. In our example, it is the number set in the third line
(with “n = 3”).
The placeholder i (i=1,2,3) is the counter for the place number in
the line from left to right of the measured element within the current
measurement data set.
!
Caution
The placeholder i does not stand for the consecutive number of
the measurement data set within the test series!
(Note: correctly, this would be the designation n)
i=1 i=2 i=3
n = 1 Cr = 0.70 μ m Ni = 4.09 μ m Cu = 6.17 μ m