Hello Oleg,
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Thanks for the information and the attached files.
Please note that the unit of "Location X and Y" is [mm] and orientation in degree. Please make sure that the measurements are as precise as possible and be careful,
any bit of change of orientation will multiply with the distance from the airscan units.
https://christiepandorasbox.com/root/do ... irscan.htmThe first step when using multiple AirScan's is to define a zero point in your real setup. That can be for example the left upper corner of your screen or the position of AirScan 1.
That would mean position AirScan 1: x1 = 0; y1 = 0
Then you measure from there in x direction the distance in mm between AirScan 1 and 2. When the next AirScan is mounted higher/lower then please also measure the y difference.
AirScan 2: x2 = x1 + distance
AirScan 3: x3 = x2 + distance
etc.
After that you need to define the region. Either by measuring width and height [mm] or by using the setting "Draw Region".
Does it help?
Best Regards,
Yvonne