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The position of the Ti tray now moves 10cm past detector 8 and begins measurement for position 21. After the measurement is complete it moves 10cm back to measure for position 12. Essentially measuring 10, 30, 50, 70… first and then 0, 20, 40, 60… last. This measurement scheme differs from what IMS was originally set up to do, which was to completely scrub the 0cm measurement, since the edge correction for it is so large. The positions and offsets match between IMS and NGR Master but IMS measures in the opposite order.
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