
13.
Repeat steps 4. - 12. above until the desired Position Output Scale Factor and Linearity are
obtained simultaneously. This is an iterative process and could take a few cycles through the
procedure.
14.
Again, it is recommended that the tuning procedure be followed to ensure the system's
closed loop response it still properly adjusted.
6.1.5.2. Open Loop Method
If the system has not been tuned or there is some doubt as to state ofthe tuning, use this method
to adjust the Position Output Scale Factor to a coarse level so the system can be tuned. After the
system is completely tuned, go back to section
7.1.5.1.
and perform the Closed Loop Method for
Position Output Scale Factor and Linearity Adjustment.
1.
Follow steps
1
- 7 in section
4.2.
above. Connect TP4 to ground.
2.
Tum on the power.
3.
The system should perform its normal tum-on process as described in section 4.2. above
except that the scanner will not "stiffen up".
Note: If the scanner shaft position moves outside +/-20°, the system will go into a fault state.
During this test, this is not a harmful condition and can be ignored.
4.
Adjust the Command Input Offset Adjustinent trimpot Rl to
0.000
volts as measured on the
wiper of
Rl.
Use TP2 or W7.2 as the ground reference.
5.
Reflect a laser beam onto the mirror ofthe scanner being adjusted. This laser beam should be
parallel to the wall and level to the floor before it strikes the mirror on the scanner. Tum the
scanner's output shaft so that the Position Output signal, Vp, as measured on TPl reads as
close to
0.000
volts as possible. Simultaneously position the scanner body vertically so that
the beam is striking the wall perpendicularly. The scanned beam should be in the same plane
as the beam striking the mirror. This is important so that the optical beam deflection angle to
mechanical deflection angle relationship is a constant factor of
two.
Compound angles will
result in relationships that are not just a factor of
two.
Mark the point the laser strikes the
wall and label it
PI.
Measure the distance
from
the mirror to the wall and call this Ll.
6. Move the scanner shaft by hand so that the voltage at TPl is about +5 volts. Mark the
position on the wall and label it
P2.
Simultaneously measure the voltage at TPl and label it
VPl.
7.
Move the scanner by hand so that the voltage at TPl is about
-5
volts. Mark the position on
the wall and label it
P3.
Measure the voltage at TPl and label it VP2.
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