About the Reference Frame Feaute
About the Reference Frame Feature
This feature allows users to define the origin and direction of the X and Y-axes within the physical workspace.
Click on the Reference Frame icon . The Reference Frame tab will be displayed.
By default the World Frame option will be selected. This means no custom Reference Frame is being used.
Related Articles
Using the World Frame
Using the World Frame MicroScribe systems have a default device reference frame, also known as the World Frame. To use the World Frame option: Click on the Define Reference Frame icon . Click the World Frame option. Click OK. The World Frame varies ...How to Define a Custom Reference Frame
How to Define a Custom Reference Frame Click the Define Reference Frame icon . Click the Custom option in the Reference Frame tab. Place the MicroScribe stylus where you would like the origin of your physical workspace to be. Click with the trigger ...About the MicroScribe Configuration Feature
About MicroScribe Configuration This feature allows users to configure general settings for the MicroScribe device that is activated through MUS. Click on the MicroScribe Configuration icon to view the feature options . The MicroScribe Configuration ...How to Set Up a Series of Scan Planes
How to Set Up a Series of Scan Planes Click on the Scan Planes icon . The Scan Planes tab will appear. A series of points will need to be entered to define the Scan Planes set. The following image is a suggested set-up configuration for these ...How to Define a Custom Probe
How to Define a Custom Probe The Custom Probe feature can be found by clicking on the Probe Options icon . MUS can store up to four custom probe profiles per device at any one time, but probes cannot be "mixed and matched" between devices. All ...