VDRO™

VDRO, Virtual Digital Readout, is a Microsoft Windows® software application.
This software is designed to provide a cost effective solution for QC measuring applications where one or two axes of part measurement must be checked and/or recorded.

  Features

• One or two axes of input data

• Programmable position datum preset for each axis.

• Programmable axis direction for each axis.

• Parts database for storage of part geometry parameters.  Create, edited or delete parts.

• Administration code.  Prevents unauthorized changes to the parameters or database.

• Programmable measurement precision in inches and millimeters.

• Programmable communications port.

• Programmable input device selection (ProRF or ProMUX-3).

• Part measurement recording to .csv file.

• Show associated part image when a part is selected.

• Display a PDF document associated with the part.

• Histogram charting of recorded measurements.

• Print an adhesive label for the measured part consisting of:

• Part dimensions (L x W), Part ID, Time and date of measurement, barcode of part ID.

Each Part Record in the database consists of: 

• Part ID (text and/or numeric data).

• Part description, up to 50 characters long.

• X and Y measuring parameters including: Nominal Value, Upper Limit & Lower Limit.

• Image file.  This is used when searching for a part to provide selection verification.

• A PDF file that can contain user defined part information such as prints, specifications, etc.

Measurements of individual parts can be stored to a data file.  This data file includes the part parameters from the database plus the recorded results from each part measurement. 

Each Recorded Measurement Record is identified by a part number and includes: 

• Time the measurement was recorded.
• Actual measurements for X and Y.
• Error between the actual measurement and the nominal measurement.
• In-specification result for X and Y based on the defined upper and lower limits.

The stored data file is in CSV format that can be easily imported by Microsoft® Excel™ or other spreadsheet software such as Open Office® Calc™.  Once imported to a spreadsheet, the data can be manipulated as required.