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VED screen

The VED screen contains fields for specifying edge

detection and auto-enter parameters, setting user per-

missions for zeroing axes on the video DRO and for

performing video magnification and camera skew cali-

brations.

Specifying minimum probed points

The number of points to be collected for a circle, arc or

line is specified by the user in the probe pop-up screen

discussed in Chapter 5: Probes. When the number of

points actually collected falls below the required percentage of the number specified in the probe pop-up

screen, a “Failed measurement” error message is displayed and the measurement is aborted. To specify the

required percentage of points, touch the Probe Points Requirement data field and enter the desired percent-

age using the number keys.

Specifying light settling time

When a lighting level is changed during the execution of a program, a settling time is included that allows

the new light level to become stable. To change this settling time, touch the Light Step Delay data field

and enter the new time in milliseconds using

the number keys.

Specifying contrast threshold

Screen contrast is a combination of the illumination difference between adjacent light and dark regions on

the screen and the sharpness of the transition from light to dark. Perfect contrast could be loosely described

as very light and very dark regions that meet at a very sharp transition. The contrast threshold is expressed

as a percentage of perfect contrast and defines the minimum contrast required for video edge detection.

The contrast threshold value can be specified by touching the contrast threshold data field and entering

a percentage, or by touching and sliding the

yellow arrow up or down the contrast bar on

the right side of the LCD.

NOTE

The contrast threshold cannot be changed on the LCD when Lock Contrast Threshold

is set to Yes on this screen as described later in this section.