Marcos Garcia

Thank you, Steven, for your hard work and leadership on this project to develop the LPDS!

Hi Haim, Those 3 numbers define the range of possible values for a variable reference point. The first number is the minimum, the second is the increments, and the third is the maximum. In your example for "ERNRUP": "-8:-2:-12", it means that the possible values for ERNRUP are -8, -10, and -12. Regards

I am not sure if there is any lens analyzer that can verify the position of the MRP (fitting cross) from the blank center. For sure there are mappers that can verify the position of the lens power maps, which is a relative position to the engraving reference points. There is no standard for the possible shifts of the lens power map either, which could be horizontal, vertical and rotational.

Do we have DCS labels for the inspection of PDs (Distance and Near)? I can't find them. If we don't I think that we should add INSIPD for Distance PD inspection and INSNPD for Near PD Inspection

I would agree on using PIND for SLBP