After completing these calibration setup steps, proceed
to
Calibrating the live image or Calibrating the captured
image below.
Calibrating the live image
Use the procedure below to calibrate the ID-4000 portrait
camera for viewing the live portrait. (The live image is
the image on the ID-4000 display used for posing the
applicant before the portrait is captured or “frozen.”)
Note: If you have not already done so, perform the steps
in
Setting up for calibration on page 6-4 before starting
this procedure.
1
Start the live image calibration by clicking on the Auto
Live Calibrate button in the Calibrate dialog box.
2
Wait for the message “Calibration Completed” to appear.
3
Choose OK to return to the Calibrate dialog box.
4
To calibrate the captured image, proceed to the
following section,
Calibrating the captured image.
To discontinue calibration and return to the System
Management window, choose the OK button and choose
Yes when the message “This will replace current
calibration. Continue?” appears. Then remove the
calibration target from the backdrop and store it where it
will not be marred or damaged.
Calibrating the captured image
Perform this procedure to calibrate the ID-4000 portrait
camera for the captured (“frozen”) image. The captured
image is the portrait stored by the ID-4000, displayed for
verification and printed on badges.
Note: If you have not already done so, perform the steps
in
Setting up for calibration on page 6-4 before starting
this procedure.
1
Start captured image calibration by choosing the Auto
Calibrate button from the Calibrate dialog box.
2
Wait for the Adjust Iris dialog box to appear.
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ID-4000 input devices