Ricardo, I can�t apply more then common sense to the function of the coplanarity system. If Fuji buys the system off the shelf, from Cyber Optics for example, then it is very likely that it has its own processor, programmed a way that the measuring result is only �go� and �no go�. What speaks a bit against it, is the fact that you see some messages on the screen. If indeed there would be only one signal, the machine controller would not long think about it and there would be no time to display anything. Messages on the screen indicate that the controller has to �think� about a data package, while in the mean time the last operation is displayed. However, bottom line is, unless you are a software guru, it is almost impossible to extract some data out of an existing software. You will require some additional hardware. If it communicates via a RS 232 port, you could be lucky and all it takes is a PC with a Com 2 port and communication software like RapidCom. I�m a bit surprised that with as many IP II�s out there, nobody else responds on your inquiry.
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