FIXTURLASER ALIGNMENT SYSTEM USER'S MANUAL

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Extension Fixtures (optional in some systems) The extension fixtures are used together with either the V-block fixtures or the magnet bases. If the space between the machine casing and the coupling/shaft end is too short for a standard set-up this fixture solves the problem 23
PRE-<strong>ALIGNMENT</strong> FUNCTIONS In the efforts to obtain the best possible conditions for a shaft alignment it is necessary to check whether the shafts are bent, the machine base is warped or if there is a soft foot condition. Alignment of machines exposed to pipe strain or thermal growth is easily performed with the Thermal Offset function. 24 The Basic Straightness program is primarily designed for measurement of shaft and base straightness. See the chapter Basic Straightness measurement. The Softcheck function makes it possible to check softfoot condition. See the chapter Softcheck. The Thermal Offset function provides the possibility to preset known compensation values for thermal growth. Values required are normally to find in the machine specifications. Accepted values are feet values, clock values and parallel offset/angular error. See the chapter Thermal Offset.
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Page 3 and 4: Measuring OL2R ....................
Page 5 and 6: Mounting Instruction...............
Page 7 and 8: Procedure .........................
Page 10 and 11: INTRODUCTION Congratulations to you
Page 12 and 13: Roll Parallelism Receiver Display R
Page 14 and 15: SAFETY AND CARE POWER SUPPLY Fixtur
Page 17 and 18: TREATMENT AND CARE The Fixturlaser
Page 19 and 20: CALIBRATING THE TOUCH SCREEN To get
Page 21 and 22: . Main Menu - example 20 Battery in
Page 23: MOUNTING Attach the V-block fixture
Page 27 and 28: 26 Screen filter From 0 to 10, wher
Page 29 and 30: 28 2. Stand by the machine to be ad
Page 31 and 32: 30 6. Rotate the shafts to the 12 o
Page 33 and 34: Alignment (Clock method) Adjust the
Page 35 and 36: Adjust the lasers to the centre of
Page 37 and 38: If the shafts are rotated to a posi
Page 39 and 40: Rotate the shafts back to the 12 or
Page 42 and 43: SHAFT ALIGNMENT WITH OL2R INTRODUCT
Page 44 and 45: Tolerance table Displays a table wi
Page 46 and 47: the centre of the target on the TD-
Page 48 and 49: Hot condition Using the spirit leve
Page 50 and 51: Cold condition Using the spirit lev
Page 52 and 53: SHAFT ALIGNMENT WITH OL2R When both
Page 54 and 55: SHAFT ALIGNMENT VERTICAL MACHINES I
Page 56 and 57: MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE Settings uniq
Page 58 and 59: Turn the shafts 180° to the 3 o’
Page 60 and 61: ALIGNMENT Adjust the angular error
Page 62 and 63: SHAFT ALIGNMENT CARDAN SHAFTS INTRO
Page 64 and 65: APPLICATION SET-UP Settings unique
Page 66 and 67: COARSE ADJUSTMENT Mount the TD-M un
Page 68 and 69: MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE The screen sh
Page 70 and 71: Using the spirit level in the carda
Page 72: DOCUMENTATION There are three possi
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74 Touch the coupling icon correspo
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76 Confirmation Confirms made selec
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ALIGNMENT After you have decided wh
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COARSE ADJUSTMENT 80 Distance Selec
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2. Move the Detector to the second
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DOCUMENTATION There are three possi
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88 Straightness with Multipoint. Th
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Mounting of the laser transmitter T
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APPLICATION SET-UP Settings unique
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94 Confirmation Confirms made selec
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Repeatability test Before starting
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Measurement screen Measurement scre
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100 To delete all references, touch
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List of measurement points I List s
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The detailed screen shows a curve o
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STRAIGHTNESS WITH ROTATIONAL CENTER
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Measurement point registration Usin
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STRAIGHTNESS WITH CENTER OF BORE AS
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2. Rotate the receiver 180 o (in le
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Measurement point registration Usin
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5. When the Multipoint measurement
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Mounting of the laser transmitter T
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Zeroing of centerpoint Using the me
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Measurement point registration with
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STRAIGHTNESS WITH ARC ANGLE For com
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the micrometer screws on the laser
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Register the values at the 1st posi
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4. Confirm the Arc Angle measuremen
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FLATNESS MEASUREMENT INTRODUCTION I
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Mounting of the receiver R210 The R
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Sampling time Sets the time (in sec
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CONFIGURATION In the Flatness Measu
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COARSE ADJUSTMENT - WHEN USING 3 RE
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MEASUREMENT POINT REGISTRATION The
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Selecting reference points Referenc
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LIST OF MEASUREMENT POINTS List scr
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EVALUATION OF MEASUREMENT RESULT Th
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DOCUMENTATION There are three possi
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MOUNTING INSTRUCTION Mounting of th
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Mounting of the Datum Mark Pick-Up
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COARSE ADJUSTMENT The first thing y
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START THE PROGRAM Start the program
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162 Confirmation Confirms made sele
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164 Mount the Detector unit on one
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SETTING UP THE ANGULAR PRISM Before
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Fine centering of the Angular Prism
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170 Move the Detector to the second
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SUMMARY SCREEN The Summary Screen i
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ALIGNMENT . 174 Touch the Roll ID o
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RECEIVER DISPLAY INTRODUCTION In th
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RAW DATA The screen displays the ra
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RESUME FUNCTION The program is supp
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MEMORY MANAGER GENERAL FUNCTIONS To
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Exit Touch the delete icon and then
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REVIEWING A SHAFT ALIGNMENT MEASURE
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The appearing screen displays all i
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Tip: Print the summary screen first
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Tip: Print the summary screen first
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SYSTEM SET-UP The System Set-up men
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Factory settings in geometrical mea
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PROCEDURE 202 Select sampling time.
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SOFTCHECK A soft foot condition nee
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THERMAL OFFSET Most machines develo
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If required you can change to the h
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Switch to horizontal/vertical view
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EXPORT FUNCTION With the Export fun
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FIXTURLASER® DU30 DISPLAY UNIT PAR
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Paper feed When the printer is on,
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4 CTS Reserved 5 TXD Data transmiss
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TRANSMITTER/DETECTOR TD-S 10 PART N
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TRANSMITTER/DETECTOR TD-S 100 PART
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FIXTURLASER T111 LASER TRANSMITTER
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The value at 9 should be the same (
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Dimensions 175 x 175 x 115 mm Weigh
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CALIBRATION OF THE SPIRIT LEVELS Po
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FIXTURLASER R210 RECEIVER PART NO:
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FIXTURLASER AP200 ANGULAR PRISM PAR
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FIXTURLASER FD15 POSITIONING DETECT
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DELTA FIXTURE TM SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
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CENTRELINE MEASUREMENT Definition o
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Measuring Read more in the Advanced
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Mounting on journal. Follow the pro
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OFFSET MEASUREMENT TO ROTATION LINE
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WARNING LABELS TD-M unit, rear TD-S
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T220, underneath T220, around prism
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