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alex (guest)

04/03/2009 6:07 AM	Alert
Hello. I am working on a routine for analyzing steel samples for inclusions, the samples are larger than the ones usualy analyzed in CIR and the analysis is somewhat different so that the CIR software is not enugh for the job. So I work with the CLEMEX Visio PE software, however having seen the help that the inclusion map in the CIR software (under Result mode pages 42-43 in the CLEMEX CIR 5.0 user guide) can be after having analyzed a sample, I would like to be able to use someting similar in the routine I'm creating. Unfortunatly I havent been able to make a similar window showing all the fields and what was found in them appear when using the Visio PE software. The closest I have found to this function is that marking the data in the Data Browser window will move the microscope to the relevant field and that function is less convinient than a nice window showing showing the relevant information. So now my question is how do I setup the CLEMEX Visio PE software to show such a window when I use my routine? Best regads Alexander

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06/16/2009 12:44 PM	Alert
In order to generate a map of all the objects found (inclusions, particles, etc…) superimposed on the stage pattern window, follow these steps: In the body of the routine, after the measurement, add the instruction “tile”. The source is the bitplane you want to map, and the destination should be a bitplane which is not being used. The line should look like this: 001 Tile BPL1 -> BPL2 In the epilog of the routine add the following instructions: First, hide all bitplanes, except the one which has been “tiled”. Set the display mode to white to give a nice background, this instruction is found in the “additional operations” group. Export the image as a bitmap to C:\Iafiles\export\ filter.bmp. It MUST be called filter.bmp or it won’t work. Set the display mode back to normal. The mapped image of all your objects should now be superimposed on your stage pattern. This is what the epilog should look like: 001 Hide => All 002 Show => BPL2 003 Set display mode Normal mode LUT : White Process frame : off Guard frame : off Scale line : off 004 Export Image: Windows Bitmap File: filter.bmp Path: C:\Iafiles\export Colors: True Overwrite Protection: No Full Image (no cropping): Yes 005 Set display mode Normal mode LUT : Normal Process frame : off Guard frame : off Scale line : off

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