Calibration Using Calibration Panel CP 40
Sensor Calibration
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An optimum exposure time is given when the red overexposed areas
are just no longer visible.
In the subsequent steps you are then asked to place the calibration
object in 12 defined distances perpendicular to the sensor. The soft-
ware (as of ATOS V7.5 and higher) leads you to the correct positions
in the measuring volume.
The image shows the first positions of the calibration panel (1-12) in the measuring volume.
As of calibration step 13, the panel is tilted in the center of the mea-
suring volume. Please follow the instructions of the software until the
end of the calibration process.
9.3.5
Calibration Result
At the end of the calibration process, the calibration result is shown
separately for camera and projector. The green icon indicates a
good calibration result. The red icon indicates an insufficient cali-
bration result.
In case of an insufficient calibration result, repeat the calibration and
check the sensor settings (see 7.4), the correct camera lenses and
ensure that the cameras and lenses are mounted tight.
If only the projector calibration is insufficient, check if the projector
lens and the lens settings are correct and ensure that the lens is
mounted tight.
You reach the calibration results with
Digitize
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Sensor
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Calibration
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Show Information
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As of software version V7.5 and higher the calibration is saved in the
Triple Scan sensor.
