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CF-4500 Frequently Asked Questions

Question number FAQ-0299

I want to evaluate two trace lines with different degrees of tracking results using separate shapes. How can I control this using INPUT RELAY?

(These instructions assume the following configuration.)

Tracking 2 Shape Comparison

The judgment lines for Shape 1 and Shape 2 are set in advance.
For comparison, turn on​ ​SINGLE comparison.
Register a command to make a judgment based on INPUT RELAY1 trace line 1 and shape 1.
Register a command to make a judgment based on INPUT RELAY2 trace line 2 and shape 2.

Register the INPUT RELAY3 compare termination command.


Once tracking is complete,
Display Trace 1 using INPUT RELAY1, enable the judgment for Shape 1, and execute the judgment.
Read the OK/NG results.

Display Trace 2 using INPUT RELAY2, enable the Shape 2 judgment, and execute the judgment.

Read the OK/NG results.

Turn off the comparison function in INPUT RELAY3.

Below is a list of commands.

RELAY No.commandexplanation
INPUT3DoCompareStopComparison complete (cleared previous results)
INPUT1SetOrdAnalysisLineOnOff,0,1Turn on Tracking Line 1

SetOrdAnalysisLineOnOff,1,0

Turn off tracking line 2.

SetCompareShapeActiveNo,1

Activate Shapeline 1
SetCompareShapeNGCountValue,1

NG count for shape line 1 is 1

SetCompareShapeActiveNo,2

Activate Shapeline 2

SetCompareShapeNGCountValue,0

Set the NG count for Shape Line 2 to 0

DoCompareStart

Read the comparison execution result.

INPUT3

DoCompareStop

Comparison complete (cleared previous results)

INPUT2

SetOrdAnalysisLineOnOff,0,0

Turn off tracking line 1.

SetOrdAnalysisLineOnOff,1,1

Turn on Tracking Line 2

SetCompareShapeActiveNo,1

Activate Shapeline 1

SetCompareShapeNGCountValue,0

Set the NG count for Shape Line 1 to 0

SetCompareShapeActiveNo,2

Activate Shapeline 2

SetCompareShapeNGCountValue,1

NG count for Shape Line 2 is 1

DoCompareStart

Read the comparison execution result.

INPUT3

DoCompareStop

Prepare for the next measurement.

Last updated: 2015-06-29