CMM UI

 

Figure 2-25. CMM UI

 

Clicking on one of CMM modules causes the CMM UI to appear, as shown in Figure 2-25. This UI includes the following:

 

Status

 

1.          IP: This shows the CMM IP address.

2.          Master/Slave: This shows the CMM master/slave status. A master CMM has full management. A slave CMM is a backup to the master CMM.

3.          Status: This shows the CMM status.

4.          Firmware Version: This shows the CMM firmware version. 

5.          Firmware Tag: This shows the CMM firmware tag.

6.          CMM Time: This shows the CMM time. The CMM time shown in the text field may not match the current time. Click the ¡§Get¡¨ button to reload the CMM time immediately. Press ¡§Set¡¨ to set the CMM time. See the next section for more details on setting CMM time.

 

Setting CMM time

 

As shown in Figure 2-26, there are two way to set the CMM time. One is for the user to specify the time, the other is to synchronize with NTP server time. The User Specific Time option allows the user to enter time values for the CMM internal real-time clock. Synchronizing with the NTP Server allows your CMM real-time clock to synchronize with the NTP (Network Time Protocol) server. Enter the IP address for either the primary or secondary NTP server. The UTC Offset allows you to offset the UTC timer. Please note that daylight savings time cannot be automatically adjusted. Please manually set up the UTC offset twice a year to compensate for daylight savings time.

 

Figure 2-26. CMM Time Setting

 

Command and Information

 

1.          Reset: Click to reset the CMM.

2.          Web Management: Click to open a browser that is linked to the CMM web interface.

3.          CMM type: This shows if the currently running CMM is the master or slave.

 

Figure 2-27. Command and Information

Flash Firmware

 

This shows the steps to flash the firmware.

Note: the CMM web interface also provides the flash firmware function.

 

Slave CMM

 

As shown in Figure 2-29, clicking on the Slave CMM gives you less information on the CMM. Only IP, Master/Slave and Status information is shown.

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Figure 2-29. Slave CMM