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Continue the procedure and measure the standard by capturing point No. 3.
As the standard has been turned by 90° in order to be measured, the software
uses an option mentioning the Z-coordinate:
. However, this is still the
distan
ce ΔX described
5. Now determine the size of the standard by measuring the last point of the process.
6. The measurement results are displayed on the screen. The angle value is automatically
saved in the measurement programme. The values of the secondary results can also be
stored in the memory by clicking on
.
7. It is possible to restart the process by measuring the first point defining another angle, press
to go back to
ST1
mode (respectively
ST2
) or
to go back to the main page.
16.4 Cone angle
measurement
principle
The steps of the procedure to measure the internal or external angle of a cone are almost
identical to those detailed previously in the chapter about flat surfaces. The only difference lies
in the nature of the points measured on or in the cone. Indeed, instead of measuring points on
a flat surface, in this case the heights will be measured as culmination points.