HEIDENHAIN GAGE-CHEK 2000, Operating Instructions Manual

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Information for OEM and Setup users | Commissioning
Importing the table of supporting points
To adjust the actual values of the supporting points, you can import the following file
types:
XML: contains actual values
TXT: contains actual values
Extended TXT: contains deviations from the nominal values
Prerequisites:
You have an XML or TXT file that matches the import scheme of the product
Further information: "Creating an XML import file", Page 110
Further information: "Creating a TXT import file", Page 105
Nonlinear error compensation (NLEC)
is deactivated
Settings
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Axes
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General settings
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Error compensation
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Nonlinear error compensation (NLEC)
Tap
Import table of supporting points
Navigate to the desired folder
Tap the desired file (TXT or XML)
Tap
Select
Depending on the imported file type, the table of supporting
points is adjusted as follows:
XML : The actual values are imported from the file
TXT : The actual values are imported from the file
Extended TXT : The actual values are corrected by the
deviations
In order to keep the nominal values in the original table of supporting
points, define the number and spacing in the import file in the same
way as in the original table of supporting points. Otherwise, the nominal
values will be overwritten by the grid specified in the import file. Any
deviations from the calibration standard that have been read in before
will be lost.
Creating a TXT import file
Open a new file in the text editor of your computer
Save the file under a unique name and add the *.txt file extension
Enter the data, separated by tab stops according to one of the schemas below:
TXT schema: The file contains the actual values of the supporting points
Extended TXT schema: The file contains deviations from the theoretical
nominal value
The following specifications apply to import files:
File names must not contain diacritics or special characters
Use a point as decimal character
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