Setting [3D Camera Image Input]
The setting procedure for [3D Camera Image Input] is as follows:
Note
Operations of the ProcItem Setting window
- In the Edit Flow window, tap [3D Camera Image Input].
The ProcItem Setting window is displayed.
- In the "Item tab" area (top), tap [Camera N], where N is a Camera No., and configure imaging setting for that camera.
Note - When setting multiple cameras, repeat the procedure above for each camera.
- Select the combination of cameras to perform 3D measurement.
The following camera combinations are possible.
Table:
Camera Combination
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Camera 0 and Camera 1 are used.
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Camera 2 and Camera 3 are used.
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Camera 0, Camera 1, and Camera 2 are used.
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[Note 1]: Standard camera photographs from the front of the target object.
- In the "Item tab" area (top), tap [3D setting].
- In the "Set camera number" area, tap [] for [Cameras:] and select a camera number.
When [3D setting] is specified, "Set camera number" is always displayed.
After selecting the camera, check the image displayed in the "Image display" area.
Important
- When changing the camera combination from two cameras to three cameras or three cameras to two cameras, a message appears indicating that the 3D coordinate settings will be initialized. If the camera combination is changed, reset the 3D coordinate setting parameters of the 3D setting.
Note - The images from the camera selected in the "Set camera number" area of [3D setting] will be the object to be measured in the following units.
If you need to switch the camera during the process, insert a [3D Camera Switching] unit in the scene and switch the image source.3D Camera Switching
- Perform 3D setting.
For each operation, see the following:
If the tabs in the screen above are not displayed in the "Item tab" area (bottom), tap [3D setting] in the "Item tab" area (top).
- Tap [OK].
After confirmation, the ProcItem Setting window will be closed.
- Perform a test measurement.
An image from the selected camera is displayed in the "Image display" area.
- Adjust the image, as necessary, if the image cannot be input properly because it is out of focus or for some other reason.