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Measure correction with the two calibration points (10,5) and (25,10).
The code allowing you to program this calibration is very similar to the preceding code example.
Double [] ValuesBefore = { 10 , 25 } ;
Double [] ValuesAfter = { 5 , 10 } ;
YRangeFinder f = YRangeFinder. FirstRangeFinder () ;
f. calibrateFromPoints ( ValuesBefore, ValuesAfter ) ;
f. get_module () . saveToFlash () ;
Note that the values before correction must be sorted in a strictly ascending order, otherwise they
are simply ignored.
3 to 5 point correction
3 to 5 point corrections are only a generalization of the 2 point method, allowing you to create up to 4
correction ranges for an increased precision. These ranges cannot be disjoint.
Correction example with 3 calibration points
Back to normal
To cancel the effect of a calibration on a function, call the calibrateFromPoints() method with two
empty arrays.
Double [] ValuesBefore = {} ;
Double [] ValuesAfter = {} ;
YRangeFinder f = YRangeFinder. FirstRangeFinder () ;
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