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Use of "IVA Coordinate System Mmanager"?

I do not understand how the vi "IVA Coordinate System Mmanager" is used. When I do create the LV-code from the NI Vision Assistant it gives me following fragment:

 

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Here the "reference System" input is set (the x-/y axis) automatically to the value 562.95 and 558.641 (see picture above). What indicates those values if I do pattern matching? And to which values I need to set it for any image where I do pattern matching? The output of this vi gives me a cluster with the origin and the measurement system. Even I set those two values to 0/0 it gives me the corect and new coordinate system of the found pattern but I'll get an NaN if I use the same function (pattern matching) twice in a row for a different image. In both cases NI Vision Assistant sets those two default values automatically.

 

 

thanks..!

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I am guessing you have tweaked with the location of IVA files.

 

the default location is C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Vision Assistant 8.0\CG

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muks

my question was not about the .lib location! I was refering to the setting of the values for the "reference system" (see text above).

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Hi Norick_17,

 

can you post the Vision Assistant Script File?

 

Thanks,

Cheggers

Sascha
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I have attachted a script file. Here u can see that the coordinates for the reference system has been set to the values where the coordinate system is.

 

Question: Why are this coordinates (87.45/221) already set? Does it matter if I set the values for the reference system to 0,0?

 

 

 

 

best regards

 

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I think cheggers asked you post the .scr file.
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how to set "reference System" value?  or how to compute it ???

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