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Revision as of 20:31, 22 July 2018
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Revision 2.9.11Release Date: July 20, 2018
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NEW LASER SCAN LOGIC FOR RECTANGULAR AND SQUARE TUBES
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IF YOU MEASURE SQUARE TUBES WITH THE LASER SCANNER, THEN THIS IS AN IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR YOU. The rectangular and square LASER scanning logic is much improved over the previous version. |
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FIX - RECTANGULAR PROBE OFFSET DIRECTION LOGIC CORRECTED
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IF YOU MEASURE SQUARE TUBES WITH THE BALL PROBE, THEN THIS IS AN IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR YOU. We discovered that the rectangular and square tube measurements might project the planes to the wrong side of the ball probe. This incorrect compensation would cause the centerline to shift by up to double the ball diameter. This has been fixed in this version. |
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NEW - STAR TECNOLOGY Bender Corrections Through a Network (VTube-LASER Only)
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We added the STAR EVO SVNet file correction support that allows VTube-LASER to correct STAR EVO benders through a network connection automatically.
Bender corrections only work through VTube-LASER. (Not VTube-STEP) |
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NEW - (NEW VALUE) MAXIMUM NUMBER OF POINTS ALLOWED IN END SCAN LASER STRIPE
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This was added because the ROMER RS4 scanners give VTube-LASER too much data for end-stripes, thus slowing down the graphics engine and measuring process. |
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OTHER CHANGES
Other Pages
- See VTube-LASER Addata ZModem Communications Protocol for more information.
- Back to VTube-LASER
- Back to VTube Software Updates (for LASER Mode)
- See also VTube-STEP
- See also VTube-STEP Revisions
- See VTube-LASER Customer Support Page to download the latest version.
- See the tutorial on DCF - Dual Cylinder Fit
- See the tutorial on DCP - Diameter Cut Planes
- See VTube-LASER Cut Planes
- See How to Measure Tubes Attached to an Evaporator with the DCP Feature
