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What Is a Scene?
Processing items for use with various measurement objects and measurement objectives are provided
in this product. By combining and executing these processing items, measurement adapted to the
purpose can be implemented. A combination of processing items is called a "scene" and scenes can be
easily created by combining processing items that are suited to the measurement purpose from the list
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of processing items provided.
Changing the set-up using the scene function
Multiple scenes can be created.For example, by creating scenes for each measurement object such as
using "Scene 0" to inspect an "ABC" label and "Scene 1" to inspect an "XYZ" label, changing the set-up
can be performed smoothly just by changing the scene even when the measurement object and
measurement objective have changed.
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Up to 32 scenes can be set. In case where over 32 scenes are required, these can be divided into scene
groups for easier management.
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Scene Examples
The processing items registered to the scene are called processing units. In the Edit Flow window where
scenes are created, select processing items required for measurement and add them to the flow. The
number at the top of the processing unit is called the "Unit No.". If the measurement trigger is activated,
processing is executed in the numerical sequence of the processing unit numbers.
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What Is a Scene?
Switching Scenes and Scene Groups (p.65)
What Is a Scene Group? (p.46)
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