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Introducing the T-212 4-Axis Target  

 

The T-212 Target is a 4-axis target that measures: 

 

Vertical and Horizontal center 

 

Vertical  (pitch) and horizontal (yaw) angle 

 

The target works in two modes; 

Centering

 and 

Angular

.  

 

Centering Mode

 detects vertical and horizontal 

displacement or movement.  The resolution is .0001 

in. (0.001 mm) using the R-1307, or .00001 in. 

(0.00025 mm) using the R-358 Computer Interface 

 

Angular Mode

 detects an angular (pitch and yaw) 

displacement or movement.  The resolution using the 

R-1307 Readout is .0001 in/in (0.001 mm/25.4mm) or 

.00001 in/in. (0.00025 mm/25.4 mm) using the R-358 

Computer Interface. 

 

Only one mode may be used at a time. To operate the target in 

Centering Mode

, a small light shield is 

inserted in the front of the target (see Figure 2).  

 

 

 

Figure 2 – 

Centering and Angular Modes 

 

To switch to 

Angular Mode

, remove the light shield and insert the 

lens module using the index pin (see Figure 3) to orient the lens 

properly. Rotate the module until the index pin is located opposite 

the slot in the body of the target, then slide the reference pin into 

the slot. The readings displayed in the Readout are converted to 

in/in. For example, when inserting the lens, .0023 displays on the 

V-axis of the readout.  This means the target is tilting down by 

.0023 in/in.  A minus (-)  V-axis reading means the target is 

pointing up (see Interpreting Signs on Page 2). 

 

For the H axis, a + reading means the target is pointing to the left 

(front of the target is to the left of the back) when looking down 

on top and in front of the target.  A “-“ H-axis reading means the 

target is pointing to the right (see Interpreting Signs on Page 2 ). 

 

Figure 3 – 

Reference Pin 

Figure 1 – 

T-212 4-Axis Target 

Summary of Contents for T-212

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: ...ents Introducing the T 212 4 Axis Target 1 Interpreting Signs 2 How the T 212 Target Measures Angle 3 How the T 212 Target Measures Center 3 The Index Module 3 Mounting Error Calculation Error Bookmar...

Page 4: ...f the target see Figure 2 Figure 2 Centering and Angular Modes To switch to Angular Mode remove the light shield and insert the lens module using the index pin see Figure 3 to orient the lens properly...

Page 5: ...Page 5 The T 212 Target s half inch mounting stud is designed for use with Hamar Laser s target mounting fixtures Custom mounting fixtures are simple to design a in hole reamed square to a face is all...

Page 6: ...the results shows the pitch and yaw of the axis of the bar or bore relative to the mechanical axis used to support the indicator Figure 4 Measuring Angle with the T 212 Target With the T 212 this subt...

Page 7: ...rget so that the bubble level is showing level then take a reading Rotate the target 180 degrees re level the target and take a reading Mounting Error Calculation All T 212 targets are shipped with th...

Page 8: ...ore alignments True Bore Center Target Center and Laser Reference Centerline If mounting fixtures were perfect the Target Center would be located at the True Bore Center and if perfectly aligned the T...

Page 9: ...n the readout are also rotated Therefore although the Target Center appears to be to the right of and lower than the Laser Beam Center in Figure 9 the vertical readings are positive and the horizontal...

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