PNI TCM 5 - Manual (Page 15)

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TCM3 & TCM5 User Manual – Sept 2012 Page 15
X Sensor Up: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a vertical position (the
X axis magnetic sensor is vertical).
X Sensor Up Plus 90 Degrees: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a
vertical position (the X axis magnetic sensor is vertical) and rotated 90 degrees clockwise from the
front of the host system.
X Sensor Up Plus 180 Degrees: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a
vertical position (the X axis magnetic sensor is vertical) and rotated 180 degrees from the front of the
host system.
X Sensor Up Plus 270 Degrees: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a
vertical position (the X axis magnetic sensor is vertical) and rotated 270 degrees clockwise from the
front of the host system.
Y Sensor Up: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a vertical position (the
Y axis magnetic sensor is vertical).
Y Sensor Up Plus 90 Degrees: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a
vertical position (the Y axis magnetic sensor is vertical) and rotated 90 degrees clockwise from the
front of the host system.
Y Sensor Up Plus 180 Degrees: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a
vertical position (the Y axis magnetic sensor is vertical) and rotated 180 degrees from the front of the
host system.
Y Sensor Up Plus 270 Degrees: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a
vertical position (the Y axis magnetic sensor is vertical) and rotated 270 degrees clockwise from the
front of the host system.
Z Sensor Down: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a vertical position
(the Z axis magnetic sensor is vertical).
Z Sensor Down Plus 90 Degrees: When selected the unit is to be mounted with the main board in a
vertical position (the Z axis magnetic sensor is vertical) and rotated 90 degrees clockwise from the
front of the host system.