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Beginning with release v2.50, any of the three .lb3, .lb4, and .lb5
file types can be read by any of the LBA-300/400/500PC model
types. However, the new .lb4 and .lb5 file types cannot be read by
software released prior to v2.5.
Beginning with release v4.00, any of the three .lb3, .lb4, and .lb5
file types can be read by any of the LBA-7XXPC model types.
However, the new .lb7 file types cannot be read by software
released prior to v4.00.
Data files can contain one or more frames of data. Each frame of data is called a Record.
Embedded in each Record is all the information necessary to accurately reproduce the original frame.
Pixel scale, Camera type, Zoom and Pan location, energy and Ultracal values etc. are saved within
each Record.
Note: If you load an LBA-100A record that used a different camera setup than the one you currently have
configured, then one or more of the following can occur:
• If the Camera type file is available, it will be loaded and replace the current settings. See Camera
type selection.
• If the Camera type file is available, but the pixel scale or resolution settings do not agree with the
current settings, it will be loaded and the Pixel Scale and Resolution settings changed to match
the data file values.
• If the Camera type file is not available, the camera type will be set to NONE, and the Pixel Scale
and resolution will be changed to that required of the Data File.
3.1.1.1 Load Frame Dialog Box
Enter the drive:\paths\and <filename>.lbx of the File that you want to load. Press Browse... if
your not sure of the file’s name or location, and wish to search for it.
Figure 6
Operator’s Manual LBA-PC
Doc. No. 10654-001, Rev 4.10
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