Rockwell Automation Motion Analyzer Software - Manual (Page 62)

62 Rockwell Automation Publication MOTION-UM004B-EN-P - October 2012
Chapter 1 Welcome to Motion Analyzer Software
1.2.3. Preferences Tab
The Preferences tab contains three sections.
Figure 49 - Preferences Tab Options
Table 40 - Preferences Tab Descriptions
Figure 50 - Preferred Data Dialog Box
Options Description
Database
(label 1 in
Figure 49 )
My Preferred Database
(refer to
Figure 50 )
The product databases may be modified to restrict selections to those
items marked by you. This may be used, for example, by a distributor
to select from a range of popular stock items. Drives, Motors, and
Gearboxes may all be marked.
User Defined Database
(refer to
Figure 51 )
Creates a database of custom motors with your own specifications that
can be sized and analyzed.
Check for Updates
Updates the Motion Analyzer database on your personal computer to
the latest database available from the Motion Analyzer server.
Settings
(label 2 in
Figure 49 )
User Information
(refer to
Figure 52 )
Enter details about the end-user. Entries appear on printouts.
Key Status
Lets privileged users select the electronic keys to provide additional
features and functions.
Options
(label 3 in
Figure 49 )
Units of Measure
(refer to
Figure 53 )
Lets you set default units for all data entry. Choice includes a user
Custom set.
Operating Conditions
(refer to
Figure 54 )
Lets you set the operating conditions used to calculate Life
calculations of Bearing Life, Ball Screw Life, Roller Screw Life, and Strip
Seal Life in Motion Analyzer software.
Notes Launches system notes for the application.