GARANT VG Basic pre-setting device
1. Increase or reduce the brightness using the slider or +/-.
» The horizontal and vertical lines should always lie within the tol-
erance ranges.
8.5.2.
Camera alignment
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If the angle display value does not lie between 179.98° and 0.02° ,
realign the camera.
ü A calibration master gauge or tool for which the contour is paral-
lel to the vertical axis of the camera is inserted in the tool mount-
ing.
1. Release the locking of the quick adjustment, move the tower
and optical unit into position.
2. Using the infinite fine adjustment, move the camera into the
blue-white rectangle of the measurement field.
3. The angle display with show the difference between the vertical
contour of the calibration master gauge and the vertical axis of
the camera.
» The value must lie within +/- 0.02° tolerance, i.e. between
179.98° and 0.02°.
» If the value is not achieved, align the camera.
4. Using a 3 mm hexagon L-wrench, release the cover of the anti-
rotation arm and tower.
5. Using a 4 mm hexagon L-wrench, release the fixing screws on
the anti-rotation arm of the camera.
6. Cautiously rotate the camera until the maximum permissible
value is achieved.
7. Tighten the screws.
» The camera is now aligned.
NOTICE! During alignment do not disturb the working dis-
tance of the camera. The working distance from the camera
housing to the centre of the tool mounting must be
108mm.
8.5.3.
Pixel calibration of the camera
ü A tool/calibration mandrel with a ground edge is inserted.
1. Using the dynamic focus display [} Page 22], rotate the tool/
calibration mandrel to the largest displacement.
2. Press Next point to start the pixel calibration.
» A green rectangle appears on the screen.
3. Using the infinite fine adjustment to move the calibration edge
into the green rectangle.
4. Press Next point to continue the pixel calibration.
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5. For each pixel, use the infinite fine adjustment to move the cal-
» Pixel calibration ends automatically when the last pixel is
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rated.
8.5.4.
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axis and the rotary spindle/rotary axis to be corrected.
Angle
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ü The date of the last parallelism calibration is shown in the meas-
ü Insert a plug gauge of sufficient length (300-500 mm) into the
1. Move the edge into the live image.
2. Move the camera to the bottom end of the mandrel and ac-
3. Move the camera to the top end of the mandrel.
4. After the parallelism calibration, save the new setting for the ab-
5. Recalibrate the adapter currently being used.
8.6.
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ber can be found on the nameplate.
8.7.
Pixel calibration
Point
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Electrically live components
Next point
Risk of fatal electric shock.
» Before starting any maintenance work switch the unit off and dis-
Save and exit
connect it from the power supply, release it and protect it from
being switched on again.
» Check that the system is electrically dead, earth it and short circuit
it.
» Insulate any adjacent electrically live components.
» Maintenance and repair may be performed only by electrical spe-
cialists.
» If any live components suffer damage, have them repaired imme-
diately.
Instruction manual
ibration edge into the green rectangle.
reached (18/18).
After pixel calibration, the adapter currently in use must be recalib-
Parallelism calibration
Parallelism calibration allows parallelism errors between the Z-
urement software.
tool mounting.
Next
knowledge this with
» When the axis has come to a halt, the calculated deviation
and angular error are displayed in a window.
» At every measurement, the software will incorporate this di-
mension into the calculation, and correct it.
solute zero point.
» Changes to the basic setting will invalidate the calibration of
the pre-setting device.
DEVICE INFORMATION
Information about the version and serial number. The serial num-
EXIT
Press Exit and go to the Windows interface to set up the printer,
for instance.
Press Exit and switch off to shut down the panel PC. Switch off at
the main switch to fully shut down the device.
Maintenance
DANGER
Parallelism calibration
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Date:
4/28/2020
Please move the axes to the
first point.
Cancel
Next
Save and exit
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