Primes HP-MSM-HB, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Revision 00 EN - 01/2021
HP-MSM-HB
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1 Single
Monitor
Video Mode
Starts a measurement in the chosen plane
Starts repeated measurements in the chosen plane automatically
2 Start Starts a measurement in the currently chosen plane
3 Stop Finishes the measurement in the currently chosen plane
4 Reset The measuring device is reset
5 Stop Motor Not relevant for HP-MSM-HB
6 Plane Selection of the measuring plane (0-49) either explicit or by means of the buttons (+/-)
7 Entry field Numerical entry of the z-position
8 Copy Copies all settings (window size and window position; x, y, z; etc.) from the former plane
to the current plane (e.g. 1>>2)
9 Find beam Starts an automatic beam search in the current measuring plane
10 Scan Starts an automatic beam search with the HP-MSM-HB. The algorithm works at a fixed
z-position and searches only within the range of the specified measuring window.
11 Ampl. Slide control in order to adjust the optical amplification (exposure time of the CCD)
12 Power Slide control in order to adjust the laser power to save it in the software
13 Entry field Power Numerical input of the laser power to save it in the software
14 Entry field Ampl. Numerical input of the electrical amplification
15 Averaging Analysis of the serial measurements. Averaging algorithms: average value, values of the
maximum pixels and the value of the maximum trace
16 Averaging Selectable number (1 – 50) of single measurements for the averaging
17 LED symbol and
bar graph display
Display for the degree of the signal saturation (LED green
≙
ok, red
≙
not ok)
18 False color Activates the option of the false color presentation
19 Zoom Magnification settings for the measuring window
20 Symmetric This option enforces the usage of square measurement windows, whose size is only
adjustable via x.
21 X/Y Set the measurement window size for non-square windows
22 Display Measuring window shows the current measuring result
23 Z Slide control in order to set the z-position
Tab. 24.1: Explanation of input and setting elements