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#A ScannerConfig named "Scanners" that applies to Cable ID'sIDs 0 through 3
ScannerConfig Scanners 0, 1, 2, 3
{
#The lasers are on the downstream end of the chain
LaserUpstream false
#The scanners calibrate against a fixture named "Circles"
CalibrationFixtureNames Circles
#The scanners work in "shifts"
StaggeredScanning true
}
EncoderPulseInterval 0.0046875 # = 18.75 / 4000 How far the belt moves per encoder pulse
EncoderScanInterval 1.0 #This is the distance between scans
NumberOfPhases 2 #Break the EncoderScanInterval into this many pieces
TriggerPhase 0 : 0, 2 #Scanners 0 and 2 scan at the beginning of the inch
TriggerPhase 1 : 1, 3 #Scanners 1 and 3 scan at the middle of the inch
Zone FirstZone 0, 1 #You can view scanners 0 and 1 at the same time in Graph View
Zone SecondZone 2, 3 #You can view scanners 2 and 3 at the same time in Graph View
#A CalibFixture named "Circles" -- the name can be anything you want
CalibFixture Circles
{
CircleFeature 1.0 2.0 3.0 #Radius is 1.0" Centered at the coordinates (2.0", 3.0")
CircleFeature 2.0 5.0 6.0 #Radius is 2.0" Centered at the coordinates (5.0", 6.0")
} |
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StaggeredScanning means the scanners operate in "shifts." . First TriggerPhase 0 goes, then TriggerPhase 1, then the next TriggerPhase, etc.
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CalibFixture is a description of the calibration fixture that will be used to calibrate the scanners with.
In general, it is best to include only the parameters for which the default parameter is not sufficient. This will prevent someone from accidentally changing a value at a later date.
You can store multiple ScannerConfig's in s in the same parameter file as long as each one has a different name. In addition, each Cable ID may only be listed in one ScannerConfig block.
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