when doing a linear closed scan i was wondering why the reports
always read a deviation when the axis is set to zero. in other words
the y axis is set to zero, the hits are at y axis zero but the reports
always show a deviation anywhere from .0001 to .006. i know if i do
an individual vector point and set the x or y axis to zero the report
reads zero. b&s mistral,ph10t,tp20. i'm thinking that this is because
we're not using a true scanning head like the sp600. or am i off base?
always read a deviation when the axis is set to zero. in other words
the y axis is set to zero, the hits are at y axis zero but the reports
always show a deviation anywhere from .0001 to .006. i know if i do
an individual vector point and set the x or y axis to zero the report
reads zero. b&s mistral,ph10t,tp20. i'm thinking that this is because
we're not using a true scanning head like the sp600. or am i off base?
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