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A calibration fixture is a physical object that you use as a reference point for the scanners' coordinate system. You use these parameters to tell JSDiag the location of the features that make up this object. The available features are CircleFeature's, SquareFeature's, and LineFeature's. A calibration fixture can be made up of many features of only one type, i.e. a lot of CircleFeature's with no SquareFeature's or LineFeature's.

You can put many different CalibFixture's in a single parameter file. A single ScannerConfig can have many different CalibFixture names listed with it'sCalibrationFixtureNames parameter.

How to Define a Calibration Fixture in the Parameter Editor . 

  1. Define calibration fixtures with CalibFixture blocks that contain CircleFeature's, SquareFeature's, or LineFeature's.

  2. Use the CalibrationFixtureNames parameter in a ScannerConfig block to tell the scanners which calibration fixtures to use.

CalibFixture . 

 

Value Format:

CalibFixture YourFixtureNameHere

{

YourFeaturesHere

}

Location

outside a ScannerConfig block



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