Figure 6-21 General 2-D Grid Example - Olympus 45MG User Manual

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A 2-D (two-dimensional) sequence begins with the ID number that refers to the first
column and the first row (see Figure 6-21 on page 99). The column (or row) then
increments one value at a time until the sequence reaches the last column (or row)
value, while the other dimension value stays constant. At this point, the other
dimension increments from its first to last value. This continues until the ID number
that refers to the last column and the last row is reached. You have the option to select
whether the columns or the rows will be incremented first.

Figure 6-21 General 2-D grid example

A grid structure may associate one dimension of the grid with the physical parts
whose wall thickness is to be measured. The particular measurement points on each
part are then associated with the other dimension of the grid (see the example in
Figure 6-22 on page 100).
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