Agatec EZDigPro, Руководство пользователя и калибровки

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EZDigPro
User & Calibration Manual
[usage] Laser Function
Laser Receiver Speed Indication
Speed limits
If the boom’s rising (or lowering) is too fast, the laser acquisition is ignored to
avoid inaccuracies. The maximum speed is reached when the speed
indicator touches the top or bottom edge of the speed bar: an attention mark
appears on the right to highlight this.
Note: Try to move slowly and steady through the laser beam to avoid
inaccuracies.
LASER SPEED and “DOUBLE LASER CATCH”
• Double beam catch – first dynamic and the second static (default setting)
By default, you can move the laser receiver through the laser beam at a (relatively)
high speed, but you must stop the boom movement when the control box “beeps”
(indicating that the laser receiver has reached the laser beam). There will be a stop
sign on the screen.
Stop the boom movements and wait (approx. 2 seconds) with the sensor over the
laser beam to acquire the laser beam a second time (second static catch with the
laser receiver over the laser beam) for optimal accuracy.
• Single beam catch – limited speed.
If the “DoubleLS” parameter gets manually disabled (see user parameters section),
the first laser catch will be considered immediately.
Note: To avoid inaccuracies, the maximum allowed boom speed in this mode is
reduced.
• Single beam catch – increased speed range allowed.
If you want a higher boom speed and not have to to stop over the laser beam for a
second laser catch, you can perform the “Laser Speed Compensation” procedure
available in the manual calibration section.