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4.5.3.8 F6: Setting the sample measurement
Set the conditions for the sample measurement here.
For this sample measurement use single-run measurement or continuous-run measurement,
and select either 0, 1 , or 2 to 999 samples.
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In this example assume that the number of samples is 50, and the statistical item is range.
PROG
Step 1: The previously set number of samples flashes.
50
PROG
Enter “50” as the number of samples.
PROG
Step 2: Press the
ENT
key.
If the number of samples entered is “1”, the
operation proceeds to the automatic workpiece
detection setting, otherwise if “0” or “2 to 999” is
entered, it proceeds to the statistical item setting.
Step 3: Select the objective statistical item. Each time the
key is pressed, the setup option changes in
the following order: → →
→ . Select in this example.
PROG
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PROG
Step 4: Press the
ENT
key.
The operation automatically proceeds to the
automatic workpiece detection setting.
