VOTI XR3D-6, Maintenance & Troubleshooting

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XR3D-6 Maintenance & Troubleshooting
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3.4.10 Test 7
– Organic/Inorganic Differentiation
After scanning the ASTM test object, record on the Log Sheet (by checking with a

in the box),
if the steel and plastic samples are differentiated (any image mode can be used).
The steel and plastic samples are considered to be differentiated from each other if they
appear in a distinct shade or color.
Test Description Result Image
Organic / inorganic differentiation. Test 7 is better if you do it in color. You want it to show the
difference between organic and inorganic.
3.4.11 Test 8
– Organic Differentiation
After scanning the ASTM test object, record on the Log Sheet (by checking with a

in the box),
if the plastic displays in a different shade or color than the steel (any image mode can be used).
The plastic samples must be seen as a distinct shade or color.
Test Description Result Image
Organic in between (or “poor metal”)
Poor metal test. You are looking for metal under the
organic.
3.4.12 Test 9
– Useful Organic Differentiation
After scanning the ASTM test object, record on the Log Sheet (by checking with a

in the box),
if the plastic samples can be seen through the steel (any image mode can be used).
The plastic samples must be seen through the steel as a distinct shade or color.
Test Description Result Image
Similar to Number 8 however there are
metal pieces to allow you differentiate the
different metals when they are covered by
metal. Identify the number of squares you are able to see;
you are supposed to see 12. Note: Use as many
scanner features as you want.