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The FARO driver has a new Movement Filter option that has an impact on scanning whether or not is enabled. | The FARO driver has a new Movement Filter option that has an impact on scanning whether or not is enabled. | ||
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| + | In this screen image of the Probe Management window, we show that even with the Movement Filter disabled, it is critical to have a non-zero value in the Movement Filter box on the right. In this case, we enabled the option, then slid the slider all the way to the right, then disabled the option. | ||
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Revision as of 17:07, 6 December 2019
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CUSTOMER ARM MODEL
- FARO Arm
- Edge
- BluLaser Scanner
CUSTOMER ISSUE
The customer could not get any laser data into VTube-LASER.
OUR DISCOVERY
The FARO driver has a new Movement Filter option that has an impact on scanning whether or not is enabled.
In this screen image of the Probe Management window, we show that even with the Movement Filter disabled, it is critical to have a non-zero value in the Movement Filter box on the right. In this case, we enabled the option, then slid the slider all the way to the right, then disabled the option.
OTHER ACTIONS
The customer calibrated the ball probe (it passed spec) and then calibrated the laser probe. It did not pass spec. However, it did calibrate to 0.0675 mm (0.0027") - which is very good for tube fabrication. The customer saved the calibration results anyway and continued.
Since the probes were recalibrated, it was also necessary to re-establish the CUT PLANE.
RESULT
VTube-LASER now scans the 5 mm wire with no problems.
