Current Help System: PC-DMIS Laser (View Core Help)

#### Perceptron Sensor

Laser Sensor tab pointing to the binary file for Perceptron Sensor

Use the … button to browse to the location of the CSGMain.bin binary file in the Sensor Binary File box. This file has the sensor configuration that came with your probe and is installed when you install the toolkit and drivers for the probe.

Specifying the Hardware from the drop-down list allows PC-DMIS to remember what the options (Greysums, V5 Projectors, Flat Target Calibration, etc.) should be allowed/disallowed even when you are offline. When offline, all the options for the selected hardware type are available for revision.

Clicking AutoDetect will check the hardware that is currently attached to your machine. This will verify the hardware specified in the Hardware drop-down list is correct.

The Logging area lets you decide whether or not the software should generate text-based log files containing communication between PC-DMIS and the laser sensor during part program execution. The information sent to the log files includes scans, nominals of calculated features, and so on. These files are then used by technical support to resolve certain involving your laser sensor.

Log Enabled - This check box enables or disables logging to the log files.

Open Log Folder - This button opens up the folder where the log files are saved. For example, for PC-DMIS 2010 MR3, the folder content is located in C:\ProgramData\WAI\PC-DMIS\2010 MR3\NCSensorsLogs\

Delete logged data at startup - If this is marked, PC-DMIS deletes the logged data files from the log folder whenever you create a new part program.