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Scan Pattern
The scan pattern of a plate can be set to parallel or raster. A parallel scan pattern is where all scans
are performed in the same direction, while a raster scan pattern is where each scan is made in
alternating directions.
Parallel.
Raster.
Figure 66: Example of parallel scan pattern Figure 67: Example of a raster scan pattern
Plate Reference
The plate reference for each plate must be set correctly by selecting the correct corner knowing its
relative position to tank datum. Once set, it becomes the origin for that plate to which all positions
are be measured to. It also determines where the first scan is located.
The number and position of the possible plate reference locations available relate to the geometry of
that plate:
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For rectangular and sketch plates, all 4 origins are available.
• For annular plates, only bottom left and bottom right origins are available.
Bottom Left.
Bottom Right.
Top Left.
Top Right.
Plate Thickness and Coating Thickness
When creating a plate, the plate thickness and coating thickness must match the thickness entered
for the plate and coating thickness of the loaded calibration. If they do not match a purple circle with
an exclamation mark is shown and the plate cannot be created. The loaded calibration details are
identified at the bottom of the screen in the cal. loaded, cal. thickness and cal. coating info-fields.
Figure 68: Discrepancy between the plate thickness and calibration thickness