Double curl detection projector detection mode
Measurement mode setting: Select one of the different measurement modes when measuring  Two-point mode Measure the horizontal or vertical distance of two points. When the horizontal distance between the two points is greater than the vertical distance, the system determines to measure the horizontal distance, otherwise the two-point mode measures the vertical distance.  Five-point mode By cross lines were observed to 5 points, with the enter key to confirm, the length of the bead is obtained, the length of the hook can body, the can end hook length and lap length.       Five-point mode                     Seven-point mode                 Eight-point mode  Seven-point mode Seven points can be observed through the cross line , and the return key can be used to confirm the length of the crimp, the length of the overlap, the percentage of overlap, the length of the hook of the can, the length of the can hook and the percentage of the hook of the can.  Eight-point mode 8 points can be observed through the cross line , and the return key can be used to confirm the length of the curl, the length of the overlap, the percentage of overlap, the length of the hook of the can, the length of the can hook, the percentage of the hook of the can hook and the volume. Edge clearance.  Curling thickness measurement In the menu modes "5+2", "7+2", and "8+2" , in addition to the measurement parameters mentioned above, the curl thickness can also be measured. The measurement mode you have selected will always be displayed at the top of the screen during all measurements.  X-jump and X-offset in crimp thickness measurement For the bead apex thickness measurement must be determined measurement points, curling thickness measurement In this regard, the left mouse button can be pressed to obtain the latest X-jump of the X-offset and the set value. The intersection of the auxiliary line and the upper edge of the bead is the first point of the curl thickness measurement. The x-jump value you use is an empirical value, generally recommended at 1,5 - 2,         Â