Renishaw InfiniAM Spectral, User Manual

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Operation
10 .3 .2 .8 Interpolated/Pixellated button
(8) Interpolated/Pixellated button (Figure 31) – selecting this gives the choice of two views of the
build, either the Interpolated or the Pixellated view. This controls the way in which pixels and voxels
are represented. With the Interpolated view (default), smoothing is applied to give a more realistic
representation of the data. With the Pixellated, view no smoothing is applied and hence the pixel and
voxel edges are more distinct. Toggle between the two views using by selecting the button.
10 .3 .2 .9 Change displayed data region button
(9) Change displayed data region button (Figure 32) – this function is useful for initial inspection of a
build, as it enables areas of particularly high or low signal to be easily highlighted.
The 'Change displayed data region' (Figure 32) comes with three options:
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Within bounds – this displays the data range covered by the palette slider in the 'Control
displayed data' control. The data is shaded using the currently selected palette.
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High – this displays the data range above that covered by the palette slider in the 'Control
displayed data' control. The data is shaded red.
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Low – this displays the data range below that covered by the palette slider in the 'Control
displayed data' control. The data is shaded blue.
Figure 31 'Interpolated/Pixellated' button
Figure 32 'Change displayed data region' button