Tessonics RSWA Instrucciones de montaje
RSWA
Resistance Spot Weld Analyzer
Software Manual
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Contents
1 Common Software Features 1
1.1 On-Screen Keyboard 1
1.2 Log In Prompt 2
2 Launcher 3
2.1 Main Window 3
2.2 Logging In and Out 3
2.3 Turning Off 4
2.4 Switching Between Applications 5
2.5 Accessing a USB Drive 5
2.6 Launcher Tabs 6
2.6.1 Settings Tab 6
3 Array Explorer 9
3.1 Main Window and Terminology 9
3.2 Button Area 11
3.3 C-Scan Area 12
3.4 A-Scan Area 13
3.5 Indicator Area 14
3.6 Measurement History Area 15
3.7 Status Bar 15
3.8 Settings 15
3.8.1 Continuous Mode Panel 15
3.8.2 Algorithm Panel 15
3.8.3 Hardware Panel 17
3.8.4 Waveform Panel 18
3.8.5 Adjust Signal 18
3.8.6 User Interface 19
3.9 Inspection and Information Area 20
3.10 Inspections 21
3.10.1 Custom Inspection Mode 21
3.10.2 Part Inspection Mode 23
3.10.3 Opening Inspections 26
3.11 Command Line Switches 27
Index 29
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Chapter 1
Common Software Features
is section describes features common to all soware components.
1.1 On-Screen Keyboard
ere are times during RSWA usage when you need to type text: entering passwords, le
names, etc. Unfortunately, the RSWA unit does not have room for a built-in keyboard. In-
stead, when typing is necessary, you will see a virtual on-screen keyboard.
is keyboard allows typing using the touch screen.
Figure 1.1
Note: e layout of the keyboard depends on the currently active language.
To switch to numeric keypad and back, use button:
Figure 1.2
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is virtual keyboard is capable of supporting more than one keyboard layout in different
languages. To manage keyboard layouts, go to Control Panel → Regional and Language
Options → Languages.
1.2 Log In Prompt
When someone tries to run a protected Tessonics application they will get the log in prompt
shown in Figure 1.3. Only the users who have permission to access to the protected appli-
cation will be shown in the list. To log in, click your user name. If your user has a password
assigned, then you will be prompted to enter the password.
Figure 1.3 Login prompt
Each user has an associated icon to help them nd their name when logging in. It’s best
practice to assign each user a different icon. See the User Manager chapter in the RSWA
Administrator Manual for information on how to create and manage users.
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Chapter 2
Launcher
e Launcher allows the user to start Tessonics applications, and normally loads when the
RSWA starts up and replaces the Windows desktop. e Launcher was designed and built
for touchscreens, and is more convenient than a regular windows desktop. It also limits and
controls user access to critical system settings and programs.
2.1 Main Window
Figure 2.1 shows the main Launcher screen. For each application that is available, a button
is placed in the center (gray) section of the screen. Applications can be started by simply
pushing the corresponding button.
Figure 2.1 Main Launcher window
2.2 Logging In and Out
Certain Windows and Tessonics applications have been protected and require users to have
special privileges in order to use them. Some protected applications will allow you to log in
(for that application only) when you try to start them and others will not start at all unless
you are already logged in.
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Clicking the Log In button, shown in Figure 2.2, will bring up the Login prompt discussed
in Section 1.2, Log In Prompt. When you log in this way your user information is retained,
thus allowing you to start multiple protected applications without having to repeatedly log
in. is is the recommended way to use the RSWA.
Figure 2.2 Logging in and out of Launcher
Aer you log in, the label on top of the button shows the name of the current user. e
button caption changes to Log Out and now you can use it to log out of the system.
Note: If the computer goes to standby while you are logged in, the system will automati-
cally log you out to prevent unauthorized access by different users.
2.3 Turning Off
Clicking the Turn Off button will provide you with a list that allows you to Hibernate, Shut
Down, or Restart the computer; see Figure 2.3. Shutdown puts the system into off mode,
and Hibernate puts the system in Save-to-Disk mode. Restart simply reboots the system.
Figure 2.3 Turning system off
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