The LGCommander software is a cost-effective, Windows™ based tool, that when used in conjunction with the LaserGauge® USB Sensor, measures a wide range of applications. For the TS800 remote DSP sensor, all setup information entered in LGCommander is immediately available for use by the sensor or multiple remote sensors in a coordinated configuration.
LGCommander is used to:
- Configure and test measurement algorithms (gauges) for specific parts.
- Establish inspector, supervisor and administrative rights for the sensor.
- Set operational preferences.
LGCommander and USB Sensors
For USB sensors, all setup information entered in LGCommander is immediately available for use to measure and examine the desired feature.
LGCommander Features
Real Time Measurements:
Constant scanning and running the algorithm in real-time while displaying current measurement results and profiles.
Automatic Gain Control:
LGCommander automatically sets the gain of the usb sensor so you don't have to worry about dispariate surface colors or reflectivity.
Scans & Data Saved Automatically:
Formulas that use the results from measured points can be added to the routine for calculations such as A/V gaps, parallelism, max gap, range, etc.
Multiple Sensors:
LGCommander supports multiple sensor types. An alignment algorithm is applied to the simultaneous scans producing a calibrated, multi-view profile of a part. The inspection algorithm is then run against the combined profile to generate the desired measurements.
Analyze Profiles:
Raw Video: The Raw Video test mode allows you to view the sensor signal and determine the optimum manual setting. The image of the laser will appear in the video box.
This image helps to analyze possible surface reflections, incorrect gain settings, positioning of the sensor and other manual settings. These are all items that can affect the success of accurate measurements.
On-Screen Measurements:
For some profiles there might not be a virtual gauge that will work, or one that returns the measurements desired. An operator can manually measure a feature on any captured profile by using the on-screen distance measurement tool. The operator can simply select the first point or edge in the scan by left-clicking and dragging the cursor to the other point or edge and releasing the mouse. The x,y coordinates will be used to calculate the delta x, the delta y, and the absolute distance between the two selected points.
LGCommander Specifications
Operating Systems:
| USB sensors are configured using the Windows 10™-based operating systems
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Memory:
| Minimum 256 MB recommended
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Video Card:
| Minimum of 1280 X 1024 px resolution required
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USB Port USB:
| 2.0 for connection to USB and DSP sensors
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Free Disk Space:
| 50 MB
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