ILD1700 Tool
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Micro-Epsilon
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5.2.2.1 Set Zero
Takes the current measurement value as reference point and sets it to zero;
i.e. subtracts the value that was measured as the button was pressed from
the subsequent measurements.
5.2.2.2 Reset
Undoes the set zero operation and shows the value the sensor puts out.
5.3 Data Storage
5.3.1 Data Export Properties
The name in the storage file is separated into two edit fields: The upper field
shows the path, the lower the name of the file. It is recommended to use the
browse button to select/create a file, which assures that the path is valid and
accessible.
5.3.1.1 Store displayed samples
After an object was measured, the measurement values can be zoomed
and moved to the interesting part. It is important that the interesting values
are displayed in the plot graph, because only the displayed values are
stored when using the button ‘
Store displayed samples’
.
5.4 Distance View
This view displays the currently acquired or buffered measurement values. It
also shows the thresholds for the limit surveillance (switch mode).
5.4.1 Distance
In live mode this field shows the latest measurement value, in freeze mode it
shows the rightmost value.
5.4.2 Statistics
The statistical values are calculated on the measurement values currently
displayed in the plot graph.
5.4.2.1 Mean
Average over all displayed samples.
5.4.2.2 Min
Shows the lowest measurement value within the visible x-range.
5.4.2.3 Max
Shows the highest measurement value within the visible x-range.
5.4.2.4 P-P
Peak to peak value. Difference between minimum and maximum value.
5.4.3 Limit Output Properties
The limit mode of the sensor is available for the analog outputs, only.
Therefore, this application contains a limit simulation, which can be used to
adjust the sensor’s limit properties. All parameters set here will be copied to
