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Editing the User Database 

 

Upon initialization, the Users Database is blank 

and a 

Primary Administrator

  account  must be 

created. 

Additional Users 

with three different 

permission  levels may also be entered. Click 

Show Passwords

 to make the passwords visible 

on the screen as they are entered into the 

database (see Figure 20). 

 

Permission Levels are as follows: 

 

Primary Administrator

 (single account)  

This user has access to all program features 

and has permission to add and remove users. 

 

Backup Administrator 

This user has the same access to program 

features as the Primary Administrator. Has 

permission to add and remove 

Additional 

Users

  only. Backup Administrators 

cannot make changes to the Primary 

Administrator account. 

 

Power User 

This user can access to all program features, 

but does not have permission to access the 

Users Database. 

 

Operator 

This user has access to basic configuration 

features  but does not have permission to 

Update Firmware

 or 

Calibration Data and 

Critical Configuration

 parameters. 

 

User Not in Database

 

This user has access to 

Target Status 

and 

Diagnostic Readout 

only. 

 

To edit the Users Database: 

1.

 

Enter the Primary Administrator’s User 

Name and Password (twice) 

2.

 

Enter any Additional User Accounts as 

needed. 

3.

 

Click 

SAVE

 when you are finished adding users. 

 

Figure 21 provides an example of five user accounts, including one Primary Administrator, one Backup 

Administrator, one Power User and two operators. 

 

 

 

Figure 20 – 

Users Database – Initialization

 

Figure 21 – 

Example of

 

Users Database with 5 User Accounts 

Summary of Contents for A-1519 Series

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...ticles of equipment manufactured by other companies and limited by a warranty extending for less than one year In such an event the more limited warranty applies to said instrument or article of equip...

Page 3: ...he A 1519 1520 Type II Configuration Utility 14 Installation 14 Users Database 14 Initial Setup 14 Editing the User Database 15 Logging In 16 Startup 17 Troubleshooting 18 Switching Between Normal App...

Page 4: ...nal temperature sensor Improved Background light noise suppression Internal dampening by averaging of 2 to 64 laser position scans Identifying Target Features 1 Right Side Auxiliary Ports 2 Front View...

Page 5: ...battery life by approximately 10 percent Note The shelf life of lithium polymer batteries is 2 3 years under optimal conditions Expect the battery capacity to drop to 80 percent after 500 charge disc...

Page 6: ...307W 2 4ZB is designed to suit a user s specific needs with the R 1307 2 4ZB and the R 1307W 2 4 ZB models featuring ZigBee radio technology The readout is available with a radio frequency of either 9...

Page 7: ...adequate power 5V 400 mA through the USB port Note When using the USB Extender cable extension kit plug the A 910 2 4 into an A C power supply 5 Antenna See Appendix C on Page 30 for radio specificat...

Page 8: ...s with the R 1307 2 4ZB models and plugs directly into any unused computer USB port to communicate directly with the targets Utility software is provided for driver installation setup and configuratio...

Page 9: ...e Readout Function to Local Target Press the MENU button until the upper display shows Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to select 6 Select the PSD descriptor applicable to your target Press the MENU but...

Page 10: ...display shows with the current System ID blinking Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to set the System ID Note that nn must be set to the same number as the channel switch setting of the A 910 radio trans...

Page 11: ...gets and one Radio Transceiver as a System Group 1 Set all targets to the same System ID ranging from 1 to 9 2 Set each target in the System Group to a different Target Network ID ranging from 01 to 9...

Page 12: ...er Host computer control the radio transceiver transmits a message called a polling request that contains the Target Network ID of one specific target All targets receive all polling requests but only...

Page 13: ...or easy removal and placement 1 Mount the Charging Station to the wall or any other suitable vertical support structure using two screws of the appropriate type for the mounting structure refer to Fig...

Page 14: ...ly the included Hamar Laser power supply Use of another power supply may void the warranty of the Charging Station and targets Input 120VAC 60Hz US Output 7 5VDC 2A Charging Rate 400mAH Cradle Target...

Page 15: ...the CD ROM icon and open it Click the USB Driver folder see Figure 13 3 Locate the Preinstaller exe icon and click to initiate the installation process The Install Driver dialog box displays see Figur...

Page 16: ...Transceiver and then to any available USB port on the computer The Windows Found New Hardware Wizard see Figure 16 and Figure 17 displays a number of times Each time the Wizard displays select Install...

Page 17: ...iles always keep the newest files 6 After Setup completes click Start Program Files Hamar Laser Utilities Click A 1519 Type II Configuration Utility to start the program Users Database The Configurati...

Page 18: ...cannot make changes to the Primary Administrator account Power User This user can access to all program features but does not have permission to access the Users Database Operator This user has acces...

Page 19: ...Database and a valid password for that user the OK button is enabled to indicate that the password is valid Note that the Users button is also enabled because user Admin2 is a Backup Administrator wi...

Page 20: ...roximately once every three seconds Figure 27 Target detected in Configuration Mode Target Connected in Application Mode Figure 28 The target must be in Application Mode to be used with standard appli...

Page 21: ...et Ensure that the target is ON The center LEDs see Figure 1 Front View 2 1 should be lit continuously if the target is in Application Mode or blinking once every three seconds if the target is in Con...

Page 22: ...The Periodicity Sync indicator _ The Incident Light Level bar _ The Battery Charge indicator Center Packet data Green fields indicate normal values Yellow fields indicate caution values are borderline...

Page 23: ...ion Sensor readings Power Supply Voltages Beam on Sensor Time and Incident Noise Characteristics 1 Set the target to DEBUG B Packet Mode see Figure 35 The Diagnostic Readout window displays see Figure...

Page 24: ...with an xls extension you will be able to import the data directly into Microsoft Excel 5 Click Stop Polling Target to stop saving data Dynamic Plot Check Underlay Position Plot The position readings...

Page 25: ...tility to finish processing the file for uploading to the target see Figure 40 When the file processing completes verify that you want to update the target firmware with the specified file version see...

Page 26: ...e the firmware upload is in progress see Figure 41 When the upload completes an EOF End of File verification message displays see Figure 42 Click OK Figure 41 Target firmware upload in progress Figure...

Page 27: ...ght sources such as fluorescent lighting fluctuates at the AC line frequency or twice the AC line frequency Set the Light Periodicity to the AC line frequency at the location where the target will be...

Page 28: ...in the back The Type I Unitarget is smaller and only has a single circular connector in the back There are two types of Type II Unitargets in the field The A 1519 targets can be identified by the sens...

Page 29: ...er most assistance is limited to information regarding the structure of the calibration file Hamar Laser Calibration Method The A 1519 A 1520 targets are calibrated using a proprietary automated stati...

Page 30: ...Number Sensor Resolution Linearized Accuracy Range A 1519 0 00002 in 0 0005 mm 0 00015 in 0 0035 mm 1 0 in 24 mm A 1520 0 00001 in 0 00025 mm 0 00006 in 0 0015 mm 0 2 in 5 mm Range may be limited by o...

Page 31: ...d This makes is very likely that the error in measurement at the point where the target is zeroed is nearly identical to the error in each subsequent measurement because the difference in sensor area...

Page 32: ...ea is 1 micron or less Approx 4 mm of measuring area each vertical line on the graph equals 1 mm Total Error 3 3 microns 2 microns 2 microns 0 000 Each green vertical line equals 1 mm of measuring are...

Page 33: ...t recommended IC Industry Canada Certification Contains Model 24XStream Radio 2 4 GHz IC 4214A 12008 Complies with IC ICES 003 Complies with ETSI France France imposes restrictions on the 2 4 GHz band...

Page 34: ...ustry Canada Certification Contains Model 9XCite Radio 900 MHz IC 4214A 9XCITE Agency Certifications for the XBee 802 15 4 Series 1 FCC United States of America Certification Contains FCC ID OUR XBEE...

Page 35: ...32 Appendix D Dimensional Drawings A 1519 Type II Universal Wireless Target All dimensions in inches...

Page 36: ...33 A 1519 RS 485 Cable Diagram...

Page 37: ...34 Appendix E Using the A 151945 4 Port Target Communication Wired Hub...

Page 38: ...ter than or equal to the scan rate For most Hamar Laser scanning lasers the recommended polling rate is 4 times second 250 milliseconds interval Polling the same target at a rate faster than the laser...

Page 39: ...Information Page 38 VP VERTICAL POSITION COUNTS 32768 TO 32767 1 m 2 COUNTS A 1519 1 m 4 COUNTS A 1520 VCO SENSOR CENTER OFFSET 4000 TO 4000 1 m 2 COUNTS A 1519 1 m 4 COUNTS A 1520 BAT BATTERY VOLTAGE...

Page 40: ...767 1 m 2 COUNTS A 1519 1 m 4 COUNTS A 1520 VCO VERTICAL CENTER OFFSET 4000 TO 4000 1 m 2 COUNTS A 1519 1 m 4 COUNTS A 1520 BAT BATTERY VOLTAGE 0 TO 5000 MILLIVOLTS TEMP INTERNAL TEMPERATURE COUNTS 16...

Page 41: ...SER DETECTION STATUS BIT 7 BIT 6 BIT 5 BIT 4 BIT 3 BIT 2 BIT 1 BIT 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 BIT 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BIT 6 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 BIT 5 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 B...

Page 42: ...a small screwdriver Check A C power source Use second A C power supply if available 5 Noisy target A 1519 1520 readings on PDA NOTE On average the user can expect 00002 in ft to 00005 in ft 0 0025 mm...

Page 43: ...ion is connected to USB port Ensure the correct COM port is selected for the USB bridge controller see Windows Device Manager must be lower than COM10 Check Device Manager in Windows Control Panel Set...

Page 44: ...s connected to the laptop s USB port If problem persists contact HLI 13 PDA locks up Hit RESET switch Dell PDA RESET is on right hand side of the back of PDA near the lower right corner of the radio m...

Page 45: ...the type intended for nail polish removal NOTE When cleaning precision optics even with the best quality optical cleaning tissue use gentle pressure to avoid scratching the surface or damaging the op...

Page 46: ...ows 2000 Windows XP etc and open the folder 5 Locate the CP210x_VCP icon and click to initiate the installation process The Install Driver dialog box displays 6 Click Browse to select an installation...

Page 47: ...utility does not automatically detect the COM port it must be manually selected 3 The Target System ID or R 1307 CH channel is the number associated with the A 1519 1520 targets or R 1307 Readout If...

Page 48: ...button and select Control Panel 2 Click the System icon 3 In the System window click on the Device Manager link located under the System heading 4 In Device Manager scroll down to Ports Expand the li...

Page 49: ...e background light causes a warning to display on the PDA an optional light shield may be installed on the A 1519 Target as follows 1 Roll each set screw in Loctite 2 Install set screws in the holes o...

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