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Cause |
During some focus operations in mode 0 with verbose fully enabled (VBS ENABLES FOC 7), an MAE line with an overview of the focus's actions is printed after every three drum revolutions. Example:
The above line contains the following information:
Note: The magnitude of the lens should never appear
as an approximation ( |
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Solution |
MAE is the mean focus tracking error magnitude. The units are raw focus error units. Convert the raw focus units to microns, either by finding the correct conversion factor (SET FOC ERRORCAL) or by using 160 raw units per micron as an approximation. The MAE depends on the media. However, it should be less than 600 during
plot with the carriage moving. The lens positions should be within operating
range, but that is the only real limitation. The MAE line is often used in conjunction with the listed focus errors to give insight into what is wrong. |
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Date submitted |
22 June 2003 |
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