CY-3000扫描功能的使用及测试说明((Ver 1.0 04-05-2014))

扫描头设置方法Datamansetuptool 软件连接扫描头方法Dataman 调试软件通过以太网对扫描头进行参数设置，在对扫描头进行参数设置前必须将扫描头IP 与所连接的计算 机IP 设置到一个网段中，如果不知道扫描头的IP 可以通过康耐视提供的cognexexplorer 软件直接进行读取，或者 通过强制改变扫描头IP 的方法给扫描头更改一个已知的IP 。

Cognexexplorer 直接读取：点击可执行文件后可以直接显示目前网络中已经连接的扫描头更改为同扫描头一个网段即可通讯。

强制更改扫描头IP:进行此操作需要获取扫描头的MAC 地址，MAC 地址在扫描头背面的标签上有注明。

添入MAC地址，设置将要更改的IP 地址，子网掩码，点击ok 按钮，扫描头自动重启后新的IP 地址即生效。

IP 地址，只需将计算机IPH etYorkSettingsUpdateGroupby:Home 》ySortbyBackup/▼2，noJLi.lType将扫描头和计算机设置为一个网段，点击软件可执行文件setuptool 弹出以下画面。

从画面中可以看出已经连接的 扫描头已被识别，双击相应的扫描头图标即可进入设定画面。

注：如果dataman 软件没有连接到任何扫描头，是不能进入软件进行任何设置的。

DevicesDM302132168.1$(W-D(K24-174H<X连接扫描头后进入dataman 的初始画面:…CONgrlM□M^027704CC■说1COMports 学Ngt'A'Ortcdevicfeg:一 RefreahDM302-17MCCAddDevjctRvid!EsEx]hHfEtiTT相关参数设定Exposure 曝光参数：默认数值200Focus 焦距设定：根据实际扫描效果由PLC 进行设定Triggersettings 触发模式：设定为congtinuous(external)外部触发连续方式。

HV3000 变 压 器 绕 组 变 形 测 试 仪
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一、仪器概述………………………………………………………… 5 二、频响法主要技术特点…………………………………………… 7 三、频响法主要技术参数…………………………………………… 8
3.1 扫描方式 …………………………………………………………… 8 3.2 其他技术参数 ……………………………………………………… 8
HV3000 变 压 变压器绕组变形测试仪由测量部分及分析软件部分组成， 测量部分是高速单 片机控制，由信号生成及信号测量组成 。测量部分由无线蓝牙接口与平板电 脑连接，无需接线，使用方便，也可使用 USB 接口与平板电脑或者笔记本电 脑连接。 4.2 在测试过程中仅需要拆除变压器的连接母线，不需要对变压器进行吊罩、拆 装的情况下就完成所有测试。 4.3 仪器具备多种频率线形扫频测量系统测量功能 ，线形扫频测量扫描频率高 达 10MHz ，频率扫描间隔可分为 0.25kHz 、0.5kHz 和 1kHz, 对变压器变形情况 提供更多的分析。 4.4 仪器智能化程度高，使用方便，具有自动量程调节，自动采样频率调节等 多种功能。 4.5 软件采用 windows 平台，兼容 windows98/2000/winXP/Windows7 系统。为 使用者提供了更加方便和易于使用的显示界面。
路电抗值作为诊断变压器是否承受住了短路电流冲击的规定项目。并特别强调： “观察测量电抗的变化是特别重要的”。 2008 年 11 月 1 日实施的《 DL/T1093-2008 电力变压器绕组变形的电抗法检测 判断导则》规定：现场可采用低电压试验电源实测电力变压器绕组和铁芯的动稳定 状态参数，用以判断变压器绕组有无变形或位移。确定变压器绕组及铁心的动稳定 状态。导则对检测时机 、检测参数、检测方法、测试仪器、判断原理、判断的定量界 限都作了规定或提示。 2008 年 11 月 1 日实施的《 DL/T1093-2008 电力变压器绕组变形的电抗法检测 判断导则》将使得电抗法测试有法可依，有明确的判据可用。 变压器绕组变形测试仪由笔记本电脑及单片机构成高精度测量系统 , 结构紧， 操作简单，具有较完备的测试分析功能，对照使用说明书或经过短期培训即可自行 操作使用。

MC3000硬件设备操作手册本文主要介绍MC3000的硬件方面的操作方法，关于开机关机、安装电池、各种功能键的说明，扫描器的使用等。

本操作手册使用了下列指示图标：三、电池充电MC3000充电有两种方式：直充或座充。

直充是直接把电池放在底座的后面电池仓中，连好电源线即可，如右图右上角所示。

座充是可以直接把MC3000插在底座中充电。

只要电源指示灯跳动即可，一旦充电结束，指示灯则会长亮。

四、扫描器的使用MC3000的扫描器设计的非常出色，可以270度旋转，对于一些特殊位置的条码，可以调节扫描头的位置，非常方便准确的扫描条码内容。

六、键盘按键说明这里先把MC3000的38个按键分成4个区，一区主要是方向键，从左往右依次是：向左，向上，向下，向右四个方向。

二区主要是功能键，实现系统级的操作；从左往右依次是：ALPHA输入法选择键、CTRL键、ESC退出键、FUNC组合键、BACK后退键、SHIFT功能键、ENT回车键。

三区主要是数字键，实现0—9十个数字的输入。

还有小数点和逗号键。

四区主要是F功能键，是F1—F10的操作，不同的键有不同的功能，如F1是帮助，ALT+F4是关闭。

打开或关闭PDA屏幕。

输入法切换按钮。

按下此按钮，在屏幕状态栏里会显示ALP 字符，此时可以按对应的黄色字母键输入字符FUNC键，一种组合按钮，按下后状态栏显示F，键盘上有很多蓝色字符的按钮，需要先按此按钮才能得到蓝色按钮的功能。

数字键，按对应数字可在输入框中输入。

SHIFT按钮，黄色字符输入前必按。

状态栏显示符号，小数点。

硬下面介绍几个特殊的功能按钮：图标方法灰度减少，先按FUNC键，状态栏出现音量增大，先按FUNC键，状态栏出现音量减小，先按FUNC键，状态栏出现任务栏图标说明：图标说明出现此图标说明ALT按钮被选中。

SHIFT按钮被选中。

电池电量显示。

后备电池电量低。

同步程序准备中。

无线网络未连接。

ScanPro 3000 Microfilm ScannerHelp GuideTable of ContentsGetting Started 3 Loading the Film 4 - 5 Viewing Your Film 6 - 7 Motorized Roll Film Control 6 Crop Box 7 Using the Toolbar Controls 8 - 15 Help 8 Crop Box Control 8 Zoom 8 Magnifier 9 Film Type 10 Spot-EDIT™ 10 - 11 Film Orientation 11 Mirror 12 Scan Mode 12 Brightness 13 Contrast 13 Printer #1 14 Scan to Drive #1 14 Scan to Drive #2 14 Manual Straighten 15 Auto-Adjust 15Getting StartedTo begin, double click the ScanPro 3000 icon that you see on the desktop of thecomputer. This will automatically cause the machine to power up. When the programopens on your computer, you will see the “Film Wizard Window” (below), where youare asked to click on the picture that matches the film that you have loaded.When you have selected the appropriate format, the following screen will appear (if it doesn’t automatically appear, minimize the File Wizard Window—the screen is simply hidden behind): Note: If you think you have made a mistake in the format you have selected, you can select “Film Selection Wizard” in the top left hand corner of the screen, to go back.Loading the FilmNow you are ready to load your film. If you look down at the bottom right-hand corner, you should see a diagram (like the one below) that shows you how to load the film onto the machine. We have also provided detailed step-by-step instructions below, beginning on this page and continuing onto the next.Step 1Pull the viewing surface toward you, slowly, as far as it will go.The top glass pane will open automatically. Make certain that theglass panes are centered in the open area before you lift to avoidbumping the glass.Step 2If you look at your spool of film, you will see a notch in the center thatmatches the shape of the metal peg on the left-hand side of themachine. Mount the film roll by lining up that notch to the metal peg.The end of the film should be pointing to the right. Slide the film rollall the way on, until it can go no further.Step 3Below the now-mounted film roll you will see two small rollers thatare even with the lower glass pane. Pull the film down, wrap it underthe left-most roller and then over the next roller, before pulling thefilm even with the glass pane.Continues on next page →Step 4Next, pull the end of the film to the right, dragging it over top of the lower glass plane and underneath the upper glass plane, so that the film will be sandwiched between the two when the upper glass is eventually lowered.Step 5As you come to the set of rollers on the right-hand side of the glass pane, you will repeat Step 3, but in reverse order: Pull the film over the left-most roller, and then under the next.Step 6Pull the film up and to the left of the take-up reel (the empty spool) and insert the end into the gap in the spool. The best way to do this is from the side (see image). Push until the film end is all the way inside of the gap (you will feel it being gripped) so that it won’t come loose when you start winding the reel.Step 7Turn the take-up reel to the right, making sure to turn the reel several times so that the end of the film is secured—remember that you have several feet of blank film to wind if necessary.Step 8To finish, slowly push the glass plane back in so that it automatically lowers. Center the now sandwiched film over the square of light beneath the pane. If you have done this correctly, you should now see the silhouette of your film (which will be blank at this point) on the screen in front of you.Viewing Your FilmWhat you should now see in the middle of your computer screen is a projection of the film youhave loaded. Don’t worry that you don’t see any content yet, you will need to move your filmforward to get to the first of the images you want to view. To do this you will need to use theMotorized Roll Film Control.Motorized Roll Film ControlThe film controls can be found at the bottom. These are the controls that allow you to rewindand fast reverse/forward the film along at varying speeds.412 35 6The Motorized Roll Film Control has 6 control (labeled above):1. Rewind – Double click to rewind film (when glass is open)2. Fast Reverse – Click and hold to move film backward (when glass is closed)3. Fast Forward – Click and hold to move film forward (when glass is closed)4. Slider – Click , hold, and drag the slider to the left or right of center to move the film slowly(the further the slider is dragged from center the faster the film moves)5. Scan Lock – Used with Slider (when glass is closed)•OFF: When the mouse button is released the slider returns to the center and filmmovement stops (Note: OFF is the recommended setting)•ON: When the mouse button is released the slider will not return to the center andfilm movement will not stop6. Auto-Frame™ Checkbox – When checked, it cause the film to stop when a completeimage is positioned within the display, when “Fast Reverse” or “Fast Forward” are usedNote that "Rewind" is grayed out in the diagram provided, indicating that it is disabled. Whenthe upper carrier glass is closed the motorized roll film control looks like this. When the uppercarrier glass is open, "Fast Reverse", "Fast Forward", and "Scan Lock" will be disabled instead.Crop BoxOnce you have an image centered, you will see a green dashed line bordering the outsides of the display. This is the “Crop Box”, which defines the area to be scanned or printed.Drag PointsCrop BoxThere are "drag points" at the midpoints of all sides and at all four corners of the "Crop Box". The "Crop Box" can be resized by left-clicking and dragging at these points. If you right-click while dragging the box inward on any or all of the four corner, the “drag points” will pull the corners of the shape inward creating an irregular shaped "Crop Box" as shown below.Corners that havebeen moved inwardby a right-click anddrag operationA left or right click and drag operation pulling these corners back to the outside will restore the rectangular shape.Using the Toolbar ControlsHelpClick to enable the help cursor then click the control in question.When “Help” is clicked, the mouse cursor will change to a question mark. Clicking any other button with the question mark cursor will open help specific to that button. lClick to disable or enable the “Crop Box”.ZoomClick and hold to make the image larger.“Zoom” has three controls:1. – Reduces the size of the displayed image2. – Increases the size of the displayed image3. Auto-Zoom – When multiple images are visible, adjust the "Crop Box" tothe approximate size of one of the images and click "Auto-Zoom" – it will automatically zoom in to the correct size.Note: These changes take a few seconds to be reflected in the image on the screen. Wait for them to take effect before you click the button again.Click to open a separate magnified window of the image. Click the down arrow button to select the desired magnification level.“Magnifier” has two controls:1. The overall area of the button – Click to open the “Magnifier Window”2. – Click to display a list of magnification values you can use in the“Magnifier Window”When the “Magnifier Window” is open, the “Magnifier Box”, defined by a blue dashed rectangle, will appear in the display area. The “Magnifier Box” defines the area viewed in the “Magnifier Window”.To resize the “Magnifier Window”, click and drag any corner. To move the “Magnifier Window”, click-and-drag the “Magnifier Window” title bar.The upper right corner of the magnifier window has three standard controls:1. Minimize2. Maximize/restore3. Close 1 2 3Magnifier WindowMagnifier BoxClick to select negative or positive.When necessary, use “Film Type” to invert (change from white text on a black background to black text on a white background) the displayed image.When the clicked once, “Film Type” will make the displayed image appear with black text on a white background.Spot-EDIT™Click to enhance specific areas of the image.Use “Spot-EDIT” to adjust the brightness and contrast of specific area(s) of the displayed image.When the button is clicked, a secondary graphic will appear, consisting of fourcontrols (left).1. PencilClick the “Pencil” control once to begin selecting an area that you would like to edit. A magenta box or line will appear (see below for specifics).To make a square editing area: Click and then drag the magenta box to fit the shape of the area you are selecting. Click again to set the area.To make a free-hand shape: Press and hold the Alt key, then click and drag the cursor and the magenta line will draw whatever shape you would like. Click again to set the area.To make an irregular polygon: Press and hold the Alt key while performing a series of clicks within the image display. This will make a shape with multiple corner points. Click again to set the area.Combine these two Alt key methods described above to draw a “SPOT-Edit Area” of any shape. Multiple “SPOT-Edit Areas” may be drawn. (See diagram on following page)Continues on next page →Square Free-hand Irregular Polygon2. EraseClick “Erase” to white-out the active “SPOT-Edit Area”3. RedactClick “Redact” to black-out the active “SPOT-Edit Area”4. CancelClick “Cancel” to delete the active “SPOT-Edit Area” or double click“Cancel” to delete all “SPOT-Edit Areas”When a “SPOT-Edit Area” is active, the “Brightness” and “Contrast” controls will be displayed with a bold magenta border indicating that adjustments to these controls will only apply to the active “SPOT-Edit Area”. Click outside of any “SPOT-Edit Area” to make “Brightness” and “Contrast” adjustments to the area outside of the “SPOT-Edit Areas”.Film OrientationClick to rotate the camera 90 degrees. It is best when the camera orientationmatches the orientation of the image on your film.The “Film Orientation” control allows you to switch between two settings,landscape and portrait. If the image is wider than it is tall, select the landscape setting. If the image is taller than it is wide, select the portrait setting.MirrorClick to mirror the image so that text can be read. It can sometimes be difficult to determine which side is up when placing filminto the machine and sometimes you may be presented with a displayed image that is mirrored. The “Mirror” control allows you to “flip” the film with the click of a button—no need to reload the film with the correct side facing up.Scan Mode Click to select:1) Enhanced Grayscale2) Grayscale3) Black and WhiteWhichever image is in front is the current active mode. Click once to select Enhanced Grayscale, twice to select Grayscale, and three times to select Black and White.Using either of the Grayscale modes captures more detail, especially in lower quality film, however it will produce a much larger file size if you want to save a copy.Black and White is the best choice for good quality film where the text is of primary importance, since it produces a much smaller file size for saving. Enhanced Grayscale Black & WhiteGrayscaleNote: The changes take a few seconds to be reflected in the image on thescreen. Wait for them to take effect before you click the button again.BrightnessClick “AB” to automatically adjust the brightness of the displayed image OR click and hold the arrow buttons to manually increase or decrease brightness. “Brightness” has three controls:1. – Manually reduces the brightness of the displayed image2. – Manually increases the brightness of the displayed image3. – Automatically adjusts the brightness of the displayed imageA text box indicates the brightness value. When either of the arrows is clicked, the brightness value text is black indicating that “Auto-Brightness” is disabled. When “AB” is clicked, the brightness value text is gray indicating that “Auto-Brightness” is enabled.Note: The changes take a few seconds to be reflected in the image on the screen. Wait for them to take effect before you click the button again. ContrastClick and hold the arrow buttons to manually increase or decrease contrast. “Contrast” has two controls:1. – Decreases the contrast between whitest whites/blackest blacks2. – Increases the contrast between whitest whites/blackest blacksA text box indicates the contrast value. Generally speaking, increasing contrast improves text, while decreasing contrast improves pictures.Printer #1 (RECOMMENDED)Click to send a high resolution image of the area within the green crop box to the printer.This button prints the area defined by the “Crop Box” to the printer. Anything printed from the microfilm machine will come out of the smaller black printer in the computer room.Scan to Drive #1Click to save a standard resolution image of the area within the green crop box to the hard drive of the computer in front of you.This button saves the area defined by the “Crop Box” to the desktop of the computer that you are viewing the image on. When clicked, a dialog box will open, asking you to select a place on the computer to save your file. The default file is “My Microfilm Scans”, which is located on the desktop. It is recommended to save your file there to avoid confusion. Rename your file (if you so choose) and then click “Save”.NOTE: Make sure to save your files to a personal device or email them to yourself to ensure you have a copy.Manual StraightenClick and hold the “-” or “+” to manually straighten the image.“Manual Straighten” has two controls:1. – Manually adjusts the image to the left2. – Manually adjusts the image to the rightClick and hold either button until the displayed image is straight. “Manual Straighten" has a range of -15 degrees to +15 degrees.Note: The changes take a few seconds to be reflected in the image on the screen. Wait for them to take effect before you click the button again.Auto-AdjustClick to automatically adjust image brightness and contrast, and to automatically straighten and crop the image.This button automatically adjusts brightness and contrast, as well as straightens and crops the displayed image.Note: The changes take a few seconds to be reflected in the image on the screen. Wait for them to take effect before you click the button again. Note: Sometimes the green crop box will move after the “Auto-Adjust” setting take effect. Be sure to move it back to where you need it before you save or print the image.。