The x-y coordinates can be expressed in one of two ways 1. Absolute coordinates: The values in the coordinate list are the actual position values of the x-y stage motors. 2. Panel coordinates (only available with Optical Guaging machine vision system): The values in the coordinate list are measured from the lower left alignment mark on the LCD panel being measured, and the x-axis is the line joining the two alignment marks on the panel. The measurement locations illustrated on the x-y coordinates tab shown above are drawn using the last successful panel alignment measurement. The actual motor location are adjusted accordingly each time an alignment measurement is performed. Therefore, even if the panel is repositioned in the panel holder, the same location on the panel is measured. The relationship between panel coordinates and absolute coordinates is illustrated below. The user has options for setting up these coordinates. Load From File: The user can load a tab delimited file of x and y coordinates that will be imported into the table. Enter By Hand: If the user presses the Enter By Hand button, the following window appears, allowing the user to manually enter x,y Coordinates. Wizard: If the user presses the Wizard button, the Map Setup Wizard window appears, allowing the user to easily configure the x,y coordinates
The x-y coordinates can be expressed in one of two ways 1. Absolute coordinates: The values in the coordinate list are the actual position values of the x-y stage motors. 2. Panel coordinates (only available with Optical Guaging machine vision system): The values in the coordinate list are measured from the lower left alignment mark on the LCD panel being measured, and the x-axis is the line joining the two alignment marks on the panel. The measurement locations illustrated on the x-y coordinates tab shown above are drawn using the last successful panel alignment measurement. The actual motor location are adjusted accordingly each time an alignment measurement is performed. Therefore, even if the panel is repositioned in the panel holder, the same location on the panel is measured. The relationship between panel coordinates and absolute coordinates is illustrated below. The user has options for setting up these coordinates. Load From File: The user can load a tab delimited file of x and y coordinates that will be imported into the table. Enter By Hand: If the user presses the Enter By Hand button, the following window appears, allowing the user to manually enter x,y Coordinates. Wizard: If the user presses the Wizard button, the Map Setup Wizard window appears, allowing the user to easily configure the x,y coordinates
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