Difference between revisions of "Disk Probe Calibration"

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The implementation at version 3.6 requires a manual modification of the program in order to have the disk calibrated.<br />
 
The implementation at version 3.6 requires a manual modification of the program in order to have the disk calibrated.<br />
 
The procedure to be followed is:
 
The procedure to be followed is:
*Create a calibration Wizard of the disk probe selecting the graphical definition and all the required angles to be calibrated.*[[:File:DiskDefinition In Program.png]]
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*Create a calibration Wizard of the disk probe selecting the graphical definition and all the required angles to be calibrated.[[File:Disk Definition.png| 400px]]
*[[:File:NumberOf Point For Disk.png]]
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*The Wizard creates a standard definition of the probe, without any definition of the disk, that shall be add manually[[File:DiskDefinition In Program.png]]
*[[:File:Definition Complete.png]]
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*In order define the disk probe it is necessary to add, as last parameter on each disk definition, the following code <code>,DISK,height<\code> where <code>height<\code> represent the height of the disk[[File:Definition Complete.png]]
*[[:File:Disk Definition.png]]
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*Consider, for a good calibration to let the sphere to be measure with at least 9 points[[File:NumberOf Point For Disk.png]]
  
 
[[Category:ReadMe3.6]]
 
[[Category:ReadMe3.6]]

Revision as of 14:05, 17 May 2018

It is possible to calibrate DISK probe using the Calibration Wizard.
The implementation at version 3.6 requires a manual modification of the program in order to have the disk calibrated.
The procedure to be followed is:

  • Create a calibration Wizard of the disk probe selecting the graphical definition and all the required angles to be calibrated.Disk Definition.png
  • The Wizard creates a standard definition of the probe, without any definition of the disk, that shall be add manuallyDiskDefinition In Program.png
  • In order define the disk probe it is necessary to add, as last parameter on each disk definition, the following code ,DISK,height<\code> where <code>height<\code> represent the height of the diskDefinition Complete.png
  • Consider, for a good calibration to let the sphere to be measure with at least 9 pointsNumberOf Point For Disk.png