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The board map inspector domain is for detailed inspection of archived board maps and their assigned
reference board maps. Wherever you place the current cursor, either on the reference board map
display domain or archived board map display domain, see chapters 5.3.1.4 and 5.3.1.5, the cursor
position is displayed in a centralized manner in the board map inspector display domain. In Figure 102
and Figure 103 you see the currently placed cursor in the reference board map domain and the scanned
archived board map domain, displayed centralized in the inspector board domain. The chosen inspector
view is in levels of gray. All three (3) display domains 5.3.1.3, 5.3.1.4 and 5.3.1.5 have identical display
functionality and operator push buttons for zooming, return to 1:1 standard size, image or horizontal
slice view, gray level or color view.
5.3.1.4 The TIP900-LogViewer dryer deck specific reference board map display domain
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Figure 104: TIP900 – Log Viewer reference board map display domain
The dryer deck specific reference board map display domain is for finding and inspecting abnormalities
of assigned reference board maps. Wherever you place the current cursor, its position is displayed in a
centralized manner in the board map inspector display domain, see chapter 5.3.1.3. The five (5) operator
push buttons are for zooming in and out, return to 1:1 standard size, image or horizontal slice view, gray
level or color view.
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