About Positioning Accuracy

• There is a difference between the position of the design and that of the actual processing.
• The higher the accuracy, the smaller that difference would be, and vice versa. This is called positioning accuracy.
• When you put the material at the center of the processing area and choose the slats flat mode, if you find the error of the positioning accuracy is larger than 2mm, please follow the steps below to troubleshoot:

Before Troubleshooting

1. Make sure that the material is flat and not warped.
2. Ensure that the slates are installed in place without any unevenness.
3. Check if the distant-view camera module is loose. If so, please tighten the screws.

How to Confirm

1. Change the processing mode to slats flat mode on XCS.
2. Input the accurate thickness manually.
3. Test processing and check the dimensional accuracy of the camera.

• If the positioning accuracy is good enough after manually inputting the thickness, the calibration of the quick measure is needed. Please refer to the guidance for calibrating the P2 quick measurement to calibrate the distance measurement function again.
• If the issue persists, please refer to the calibration procedure in the following to calibrate the dimensional accuracy of the camera.

Calibration Procedure

1. Download the calibration software: xTool_P2_Distant-View_Camera_Calibration_Tool_230905_1400.

2. Run the calibration software. If it fails, run it as Administrator.

3. Follow the steps in the video.

💡 If the calibration fails, it is likely to be a problem with the Exposure. To solve the issue, adjust the EV value in the software. If the captured image is too dark, add the EV value. If the captured image is too bright, reduce the EV value. When you set the EV value, click Capture to check whether the calibration grids on the image are clear.  If yes, click Generate calibration file to create the calibration file. Then click Upload calibration file to complete the calibration. If not, repeat the step starting from adjusting the EV value.