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After the Wizard completes the search, a list will be displayed from which you can choose which driver to install. Locate the driver in the folder. Pmacusb20 pmacusb.inf as shown in figure 3. The Wizard will read the driver installation script and display a confirmation page, see figure 4.
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The PMAC PC104 CMM Interface is the communication link between the Geomet family of products and the motion controller for the DCC style CMM.
Installing the PMAC PC104 for the first time
When you are required to load the PMAC motion control drivers for the first time, for example on a new computer, there is a built in Add Hardware Wizard in Windows to assist the installation. The Wizard will appear when you attach the USB cable between the PMAC motion controller and the computer, see figure 1.
figure 1, New Hardware Found | figure 2, Select Search Options |
You will need the Geomet Installer CD to perform this installation. On the Found New Hardware choose 'Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)' and select <Next>. The next page in the Wizard prompts for search locations, see figure 2. Place a check next to both options and use the <Browse> button to locate the folder DriversPC 104 Driverspmcusb20 on the Geomet CD. Press the <Next> button.
After the Wizard completes the search, a list will be displayed from which you can choose which driver to install. Locate the driver in the folder ..pmacusb20pmacusb.inf as shown in figure 3. Select <Next>. The Wizard will read the driver installation script and display a confirmation page, see figure 4. Press <Continue Anyway>.
figure 5, install Progress | figure 6, Installation Complete |
The Wizard will display the installation progress page, see figure 5. When the driver installation is complete, the Wizard will display a confirmation page select <Finish>, see figure 6. To confirm the installation, use the Windows Device Manager.
Under normal conditions, Geomet installs the proper files required for the PMAC PC104 card and establishes communications. Should a condition arise where the Windows system does not recognize the USB connection to the PC104 a quick check using the Device Manager can be used.
To launch the Device Manager, locate your Windows Control Panel (on XP, Start Menu→Control Panel) and locate 'System'. The System Properties tabbed dialog appears which you would choose the 'Hardware' tab. Next select the <Device Manager> button and the Device Manager tool appears, see figure 7.
figure 7, Windows Device Manager |
Expand the tree to show 'Universal Serial Bus controllers'. There should be an entry for 'Delta Tau PC104 USB Device' as shown highlighted in figure 7. If an error with the installation has been noted, there will be a '?' next to the name. In some cases, the device name will not be displayed or has a generic name. In this case the name 'Delta Tau..' will not appear. If this condition exists it is possible the installation of the files has failed or a conflict exists with another device. Contact Helmel support for assistance.
The CMM Interface controller is designed to work with many communication formats, ISA Bus, USB, or RS-232 just to name three. When the communications have not been previously established, the user can set the communication mode by choosing [System→Interface Configuration] from the main pull-down menus in Geomet, see figure 8.
Depress the button <In PC Bus> in the 'Device Location' group and set the check on USB Mode. To test the communications, press the <Ok> button and the connection through the USB port will be tested. If successful a message will display noting a connection has been made.
If communications could not be established please reference to the following chart.
Tctrl13.ocx PMAC PC104 Folder Installation Version 6.3.16.4 | |
Loose Cable | Check that the USB cable is seated correctly at the computer and on the PMAC motion controller. |
Power Connections | Ensure you have power supplied to the motion controller. The LED 'D2 PWR' should be green. |
Required Software Files | PMAC PC104 requires the installation of software support files. These are: pmac.dll pmac.vxd They are normally installed when the Geomet installation takes place. Depending on the operating system they will be installed, see Table 1. |
Device Manager | Check the system Device Manager to ensure the operating system recognizes the USB installation, see figure 2. |
NOTE: In all cases, cycle the power to Geomet and the electronics cabinet. Windows offers many tools to perform a diagnosis at startup which may detect, and correct, problems within devices attached to the USB. |
The CMM Interface has several options that must be set for proper operation. To activate the setuptools you must first have the Interface Data Strip shown, see figure 9. If this data strip is not shown, refer to Toolbar Status.
figure 9, Interface Data Strip | figure 10, Selecting Joystick defaults |
To activate the Joystick Default tool, position the mouse pointer over the data strip and right-click to activate the sub-menu. see figure 9. Select [Joystick Defaults], see figure 10.
Depending on your Joystick series, see below, you will have control over the directions. When a series 1 or 2 is installed on your CMM, the setup tool will resemble figure 11. When the motion controller, PMAC, has control over the joystick, the parameters and behaviors are disabled and your setup tool will look like figure 12.
figure 11, Joystick Defaults | figure 12, PMAC Controlled Joysticks |
To establish the direction of motion relative to the deflection of the joysticks, there are check boxes to reverse the direction of motion if required. For example, if the joysticks are deflected in the +Y direction and the CMM moves in the -Y direction, place a check next to the 'Reverse Y Direction' label. As shown in figure 11, both the Y and Z direction have been reversed.
Joystick Deflect Setting
These values are used primarily for testing and are not utilized by Geomet.
The joystick control has gone through a series of engineering changes. It is important to understand which series your joystick belongs too. Identifying which series you are using requires that you shut down Geomet and the electronic cabinet. Remove the cable from the joystick housing and matching the connector to the styles shown in figures 12, 13 and 14.
Geomet Joystick Series Identification Table | ||
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figure 13 | figure 14 | figure 15 |
Series 1 | Series 1, as shown in figure 13 has a connector containing 15 pins in a double row. The joystick connects to the game port of the Geomet computer system. | |
Series 2 | Series 2, as shown in figure 14 has a connector containing 9 pins in a double row. The joystick connects through a USB connection to the electronic cabinet to an Interconnect card. From the Interconnect card, there is a connection to the USB port on the Geomet computer system. The Geomet system controlled the motion of the CMM by interpreting the joystick deflections. | |
Series 3 | Series 3, as shown in figure 15 has a connector containing 15 pins in a triple row. The joystick connects through a USB connection to the electronic cabinet to a Interconnect card. From the Interconnect card, there is a connection to the USB port on the Geomet computer system. The Geomet system controlled only the button presses and the PMAC controlled the motion of the CMM by interpreting the joystick deflections. |
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TRAFFIC VIOLATION | RECENT PENALTY (implemented in June 2014) |
Violations in Connection with Licensing | |
a. Driving without Driver's License
| Php 3,000 |
b. Driving a Motor Vehicle Used in the Commission of a Crime Upon Conviction by a Regular Court of Competent Jurisdiction | Php 10,000 |
c. Commission of a Crime in the Course of Apprehension Upon Conviction by a Regular Court of Competent Jurisdiction | Php 10,000 |
d. Driving a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence of Alcohol, Dangerous Drugs and/or Similar Substance Upon Final Conviction by a Regular Court of Competent Jurisdiction (Section 12, R.A. 10586) | Php 3,000 |
e. Reckless Driving | Php 2,000 (1st Offense Php 3,000 (2nd Offense) Php 10,000 (Subsequent Offense) |
f. Submission of Fake Documents in Relation to the Application for a Driver's License (New/Renewal) | Php 3,000 |
g.1 Failure to Wear the Prescribed Seat Belt Device | Php 1,000 (1st Offense) Php 2,000 (2nd Offense) Php 5,000 (3rd Offense) |
g.2 Failure to Require His/Her Passenger/s to Wear the Prescribed Seat Belt Device
| Php 3,000 (driver and operator) |
h. Failure to Wear the Standard Protective Motorcycle Helmet or Failure to Require the Back Rider to Wear the Standard Protective Motorcycle Helmet
| Php 1,500 (1st Offense) Php 3,000 (2nd Offense) Php 5,000 (3rd Offense) |
i. Failure to Carry Driver's License, Certificate of Registration or Official Receipt While Driving a Motor Vehicle | Php 1,000 |
j. All Other Violations of Traffic Rules and Regulations This includes: | Php 1,000 |
Violations in Connection with Motor Vehicle Registration/Renewal/Operation | |
a. Driving an Unregistered Motor Vehicle
| Php 10,000 |
b. Unauthorized Motor Vehicle Modification
| Php 5,000 |
c. Operating a Right Hand Drive Motor Vehicle | Php 50,000 |
d. Motor Vehicle Operating without or with Defective/Improper/Unauthorized Accessories, Devices, Equipment and Parts
| Php 5,000 |
e. Failure to Attach or Improper Attachment/Tampering of Authorized Motor Vehicle License Plates and/or Third Plate Sticker | Php 5,000 |
f. Smoke Belching | Php 2,000 (1st Offense) Php 4,000 (2nd Offense) 1-year suspension of the Motor Vehicle Registration (MVR) and fine not more than Php 6,000 (3rd Offense) |
g. Fraud in Relation to the Registration of the Motor Vehicle and/or it's Renewal | Php 3,000 |
h. All Other Violation in Connection with Motor Vehicle Registration/Renewal/Operation | Php 2,000 |
Violations in Connection with Dimensions, Specifications/Weight and Load Limits | |
a. Load Extending Beyond Projected Width Without Permit | Php 1,000 |
b. Axle Overloading | An amount equivalent ot 25% of MVUC at the time of infringement on owner/operator or driver of trucks and trailers for loading beyond their registered gross weight, vehicle weight. The penalty shall be waived for loads exceeding the registered GVW by a tolerance of less than 5% |
c. Operating a Passenger Bus/Truck With Cargo Exceeding 160 kg. | Php 1,000 |
Violations in Connection with Franchise | |
1. Colorum Violation | Php 1 million (bus) Php 200,000 (truck) Php 50,000 (Jeepney) Php 200,000 (Van) Php 120,000 (Sedan) Php 6,000 (Motorcycle) |
2. Refusal to render service to the public or convey passenger destination | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
3. Overcharging/Undercharging of fare | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
4. Failure to provide proper body markings | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
5. No franchise/Certificate of Public Convenience or evidence of franchise presented during apprehension or carried inside the Motor Vehicle | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
6. Presentation of Fake CPC, OR/CR, plates, stickers, and tags | Revocation/Cancellation of the franchise/Certificate of Public Convenience |
7. Employing reckless, insolent, discourteous arrogant drivers | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
8. Allowing an unauthorized driver to drive PUV or allowing a driver to drive PUV without bringing his/her driver's license | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
9. Operating the unit/s with defective parts and accessories | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
10. Failure to provide fare discount to those entitle under existing laws | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
11. Failure to provide the Board with complete, correct, and updated operator's information (such as, but not limited to, address, contact numbers, list of drivers, etc.) and other forms of misrepresentation | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
12. Failure to display 'No Smoking' signage and/or allowing personnel or passenger to smoke inside the vehicle | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
13. Fast, tampered, defective taximeter or operating without or with an old seal taximeter (TX only) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
14. Tampered, broken, joined, reconnected, fake or altered sealing wire (TX only) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
15. Violation of color scheme or design/Adoption of new color design without authority from the Board (PUB and TX only) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
16. Unregistered or unauthorized trade/business name (PUB and TX only) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
17. No Panel Route (PUJ, PUB, UV) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
18. No sign board (PUJ, PUB, UV) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
19. Pick and Drop of Passengers outside the Terminal (PUJ, PUB, UV) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
20. Carrying of illegal and/or prohibited cargoes | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
21. Failure to provide fire extinguisher and required 'STOP and GO' signage for use of each vehicle (STS only) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
22. Trip Cutting (PUJ, PUB, UV) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
23. Failure to display fare matrix (PUJ, PUB, UV) | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |
24. Failure to display the International Symbol of Accessibility inside the units and/or failure to designate seats specifically for the use of Person with Disabilities or Failure or refusal to transport PWDs (PUJ, PUB, TTS, UV) | Php 50,000 (1st Offense) Php 75,000 and impounding of unit of at least 45 days (2nd Offense) Php 100,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd and subsequent Offenses) |
25. Breach of franchise conditions under 2011 Revised Terms and Conditions of CPC not otherwise herein provided. | Php 5,000 (1st Offense) Php 10,000 and impounding of unit for 30 days (2nd Offense) Php 15,000 and cancellation of CPC (3rd Offense) |