Caliper Controls
From NI Vision Builder
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| Caliper Controls |
Main Tab
The following controls are available on the Main tab.
| Control Name | Description |
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| Step Name | Name to give the step. |
| Region of Interest | The region of interest you want to use for the step. |
| Reposition Region of Interest | When enabled, the step dynamically repositions the region of interest based on a coordinate system you built in a previous step. |
| Reference Coordinate System | Coordinate system to which you want to link the region of interest. |
Settings Tab
The following controls are available on the Setting tab.
| Control Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Process | Type of caliper to use. The following options are available:
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| Gap | Number of pixels between search lines in the region of interest. |
| Edge Strength | Minimum difference in the intensity values between the edge and its surroundings. Only those edges whose strength is greater than this value are used in the detection process. |
| Smoothing | Number of pixels averaged to find the contrast at either side of the edge. |
| Steepness | Maximum distance in which the edge strength must occur. Steepness characterizes the slope of the edge. Use a higher Steepness value to detect edges in images whose pixel intensities gradually transition from the background to the edge. |
| Edge Strength Profile | Edge strength along the search line located in the middle of the region of interest. |
Limits Tab
The following controls are available on the Limits tab.
| Note When you calibrate the image using a Calibrate Image step, all distances are returned using the specified calibration units. |
| Control Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Minimum Distance | When enabled, the minimum distance you expect the step to measure between the caliper arms in order for the step to pass. |
| Maximum Distance | When enabled, the maximum distance you expect the step to measure between the caliper arms in order for the step to pass. |
| Current Distance | Distance measured between the caliper arms. |