
Once the scanner is tuned
up,
there is a procedure in section 6.1.9 that explains how to match the
responses of
two
servo axis channels. For best X-Y scanner performance for most applications,
the responses of both channels should
be
matched.
6.1.3.
Required Tools and Materials
1.
Dual tiace oscilloscope.
2.
Function generator - needs to have a sine and square wave output.
3.
Digital voltmeter
4.
Hand tools -jeweler's screwdriver flat-tip
5.
Clip lead with "micrograbber" ends.
6.1.4. Initial setup
Ensure the power is tumed off prior to performing the following steps.
1.
Refer to the startup procedure in section
4.2.
above. Follow steps
1
-7.
2.
To find the location of
the
test points and the tuning potentiometers or '^mpots", refer to
the Outiine Drawing,
D03457,
located in section 6.2.
6.1.4.1.
Board Silkscreen Potentiometer Identification
The tuning, scale adjustment, position offset, and linearity potentiometers are indicated with a
silkscreen aligned under the respective potentiometer on the bottom of the 670 board. The
identification is as follows (left to
right
on underside of
board):
Silkscreen
, PS
LIN
SRL
IS
PO
EI
LFD
SG
HFD
BW
Ref
Des
R13
R77
R78
R51
Rl
R31
R25
R28
R59
R107
Description of Potentiometer Function
Position Scale adjustinent
Lineanty adjustinent
Slew
Rate
Limiter adjustment
Input Scale adjustinent
Position Offset adjustment
Error Integrator coefficient adjustment
Low Frequency Damping coefficient adjustment. Also
referred to as "Position Differentiator".
Servo Gain coefficient adjustment Also referred to as
"Ertor Amplifier".
High Frequency Damping coefficient adjustment. Also
referted to as "Current Integrator".
Band Width adjustment tor
HFD
and
LFD
alignment
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