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OCR Type A230
6.4
Position Adjustment Groups
A particular position adjustment is associated with checkers by specifying the position
adjustment group number for the checker to use. Inspection checkers initially have the
position adjustment group number set to "0", so if you want a checker to use a position
adjuster, you must first define the position adjustment, then specify its position
adjustment group number.
Note
After defining a position adjuster, be sure to give it a group
number so that other checkers can be use it for position
adjustment.
Specifying the group number
When defining an inspection checker, set the number of the position adjustment group
to be used by highlighting the group number. The initial value for the group number is
"0".
Notes
If you are going to carry out position adjustment followed by a
further position adjustment, be sure to set the group number
(i.e. the position adjustment number corresponding to the
adjustment). The position will not be adjusted if the group
number is "0".
If you are using nested position adjustments (using a further
position adjuster to act on the result of an earlier position
adjuster), make sure the earlier position adjustment number is
lower than the later position adjustment number.
Position adjusters are executed in ascending number order
(i.e. the lowest number goes first). This is why you need to
ensure that earlier position adjusters have lower numbers.
Position and Rotation Adjustment
6.4 Position Adjustment Groups
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