You can find the differences between these software programs in the table below.
If you have any other inquiries, please leave a message through the URLs below, and we will respond promptly.
For product inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/contact
For technical support inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/support_request
If you lose the license dongle received after purchasing ForceLAB2, you will need to purchase a replacement.
If the license dongle breaks within one year of purchasing ForceLAB2, it can be replaced free of charge.
However, if the damage is due to user negligence, costs may apply.
For breakages after one year, replacement is available for a fee.
Email: sales@kitronyx.com
This section provides a comparison and explanation of the Target ADC, Sensitivity Option, and Scale Factor features supported by ForceLAB2.
The Gain Tuning step in the calibration process functions to correct deviations between the sensor's nodes.
During this process, a Gain value is assigned to each node, and
this value is determined within the range set by the Gain Bound. Below is an example image.
The Gain Bound should be set to prevent significant errors
when the force at the Gain Tuning point and the measured force differ greatly.
We generally recommend a range of 0.5 to 2.0.
※ Measurement performance may degrade if Gain Tuning is performed
with weights different from the actual usage environment.
[Results of Removing Gain Bound Restrictions]
[Results of Setting Gain Bound to 0.5 ~ 2.0]
This section provides an explanation of the different types of Fine Tuning
supported by the advanced calibration features of ForceLAB2.
Fine Tuning can be selected from three types: SUM, AVG, and All.
Below is a summary of the recommended environments for each type,
their advantages and disadvantages, and the criteria for Force input.
We hope this information is helpful during the calibration process.
You can find the differences between these software programs in the table below.
If you have any other inquiries, please leave a message through the URLs below, and we will respond promptly.
For product inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/contact
For technical support inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/support_request
If you lose the license dongle received after purchasing ForceLAB2, you will need to purchase a replacement.
If the license dongle breaks within one year of purchasing ForceLAB2, it can be replaced free of charge.
However, if the damage is due to user negligence, costs may apply.
For breakages after one year, replacement is available for a fee.
Email: sales@kitronyx.com
If you have any other inquiries, please leave a message through the URLs below, and we will respond promptly.
For product inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/contact
For technical support inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/support_request
This section provides a comparison and explanation of the Target ADC, Sensitivity Option, and Scale Factor features supported by ForceLAB2.
If you have any other inquiries, please leave a message through the URLs below, and we will respond promptly.
For product inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/contact
For technical support inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/support_request
The Gain Tuning step in the calibration process functions to correct deviations between the sensor's nodes.
During this process, a Gain value is assigned to each node, and
this value is determined within the range set by the Gain Bound. Below is an example image.
The Gain Bound should be set to prevent significant errors
when the force at the Gain Tuning point and the measured force differ greatly.
We generally recommend a range of 0.5 to 2.0.
※ Measurement performance may degrade if Gain Tuning is performed
with weights different from the actual usage environment.
[Results of Removing Gain Bound Restrictions]
[Results of Setting Gain Bound to 0.5 ~ 2.0]
If you have any other inquiries, please leave a message through the URLs below, and we will respond promptly.
For product inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/contact
For technical support inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/support_request
This section provides an explanation of the different types of Fine Tuning
supported by the advanced calibration features of ForceLAB2.
Fine Tuning can be selected from three types: SUM, AVG, and All.
Below is a summary of the recommended environments for each type,
their advantages and disadvantages, and the criteria for Force input.
We hope this information is helpful during the calibration process.
If you have any other inquiries, please leave a message through the URLs below, and we will respond promptly.
For product inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/contact
For technical support inquiries: https://www.kitronyx.com/support_request