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Stereo Scan 440 - DCU

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Micron Markers<br />

Two types of micron marker can be placed on the image. fIXed and variable. Both<br />

types of maJt.er show a line and a length. the line size will change according to<br />

the magnification of the image. However the variable marker will change scale<br />

according to the magnification. while the fixed one will not.<br />

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If multiple zones are displayed, the micron marker will display the magnification<br />

of the zone in which its top left corner appears.<br />

Editing a variable micron marker changes the maximum size limit for the line.<br />

Editing a fixed micron marker allows its fixed size to be changed. If a fIXed<br />

micron marker is inserted into a datazone it will be converted to a normal micron<br />

marker using base magnification.<br />

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Point to Point<br />

The point to point measurement facility consists of a pair of related pointers and<br />

a ~urement panel and is selected from the Measure~nt ~nu. The points are<br />

labelled Ph and PnR where n is the number of the instance of the point to point<br />

object (it is possible to have multiple point to point objects concurrently).<br />

FIgUre 2.7 Point to Point Measurement Facility<br />

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In the measurement panel the distance between the markers is displayed along<br />

with the angle of the line joining the markers. The angle is defined as the angle<br />

between the line PnR and Pn and the line scan direction. measured in a clockwise<br />

direction (see Figure 2.7).<br />

Either point may be moved by selecting and dragging with the mouse. but this<br />

nM::thod of control has two disadvantages:-<br />

<strong>Stereo</strong>scan <strong>440</strong> Operator Manual

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