Class9ErrorActions = 0 - Defines what happens when an error of class 9 (Fatal) is received.
Bitmapped:
Bit0
0 = Disable buttons on the ExecuteDialog, except Cancel
1 = Do a Cancel on the execution dialog.
Bit1
2 = Close TCP/IP link to server.This might be useful to prevent recurring messages. Error TCP 10038 will probably show up later.
DelayAfterAbortE = 0.0 - If setting is > 0 , PC-DMIS waits for the setting time (in ms) after sending an AbortE() [PC-DMIS execute dialog button ‘STOP’] before clearing the error. Some servers may send the ACK (&) after receiving an AbortE(), but still not be ready to accept the mandatory following ClearAllErrors().
DroDistance = 0.1 - This sets the machine to move distance triggering a position report. Setting DroTimer and DroDistance to 0.0 will disable I++ DRO Daemon startup.
DroTimer = 5 - This sets the maximum idle time between two position reports, even if the machine doesn’t move. The value must not be less than 0.1.
IgnoreManualRetract = FALSE - When switching to manual mode, the PC-DMIS manual retracts distance is sent to the server. Some servers need it for proper operation, otherwise, the server would use the last sent measure retract. When useless for a server, set to TRUE.
IgnoreWarnings = TRUE - If FALSE, warnings appear as errors. For diagnostic, only.
ManualVectorRuleNumber = 0 - This setting controls the handling of the manual probing IJK vector.
0 - Use server IJK vector values (usually reliable).
1 - Server transmitted IJK is discarded and a vector is calculated from the last DRO values sent by the server before the hit.
2 - No vector is sent to PC-DMIS (unusual).
RetractLimit = 0.0 - Limits the DCC retract after point measure to whatever PC-DMIS is internally computing. Used where the difference between the HM CMMs and I++ retract would make a measurement impossible without a collision (e.g. in square slots). This is a temporary fix and is not useful in versions of PC-DMIS v2011 or earlier.
UseTemperatureCompensationV2 = TRUE - If this Settings Editor registry entry is set to TRUE, you can change the temperature sensors from the I++ registry settings to:
TempSensorX = 3-4
TempSensorY = 5-6
TempSensorZ = 7-8
TempSensorP = 9
For details on the UseTemperatureCompensationV2 registry entry, see the topic "UseTemperatureCompensationV2" in the Settings Editor documentation.