The Optical-Weight software has the task of displaying the measured values in such a way that the user is informed about the weighting and solder distribution between the nose image and wire extension. The measurement result can be printed out in a referencing PDF. The solder tip formed at the end of the test wire during wetting is calculated separately and added to the total mass increase. This is well below one milligram and offers the advantage of optical detection in the two-digit nanogram range.

In the unwinding, which has 4 neutral phases at 90° steps, the amount of solder applied there can be recognized as continuous or interrupted. Interrupted solder wetting is used and displayed as a fault. The measurement image shows the current solder distribution. With a 4-fold 90° rotation, this development is created on which the solder distribution is displayed. Each line shows one of the neutral phases on which the solder is located. The calculated weight is divided into two groups A) The nose tip, which has lengthened/increased in the course of tin application and must be calculated separately. B) The remaining solder application after nose formation as a total weight.