Use case: product-mockup with a clearly labeled conceptual installation cutaway.
Asset type: a single clean landscape 3:2 industrial design installation illustration for the approved A6 sensor.
Input image: the supplied A6 concept board is the sole product geometry and material reference. Preserve exactly its small warm-white obround dry head, thin orange lower band, tiny green status LED, A6 mark, single rear black cable connector, dark-gray neck, stainless hex threaded process fitting and short steel wet probe. The probe has a SIDE-LOOKING central pinhole camera with two white LED windows above and below it, separate flush metal pressure diaphragm on the adjacent side.
Primary request: Show how the approved sensor sees a valve inside a real irrigation pipe. The exterior remains premium and refined, and the installation section must be physically understandable.
Scene: warm-white studio background, one large horizontal pipeline assembly from left to right. Use a deliberately REMOVED FRONT QUARTER of the pipe/tee wall as a concept cutaway, not a transparent glass pipe. The removed wall lets us see a lightly blue-tinted clear water volume, the sensor's immersed probe, and the target valve. Pipe walls have believable thickness, gaskets, connections and supports.
Installation: The A6 inserts vertically down through a short TOP TEE BRANCH on the RIGHT of the assembly, threaded process fitting seated into the branch, electronic white/orange head completely OUTSIDE above the pipe. The short probe tip extends into the upper region of the main water passage, no deeper than needed and never through the opposite pipe wall. Both its optical face and separate pressure diaphragm are genuinely in the wetted interior. The camera optical face points LEFT ALONG the horizontal pipe axis, toward a nearby butterfly-valve disc inside a metal valve body on the LEFT. The camera must NOT face down into the pipe floor or outward at the viewer.
Target valve: one simple gray metal butterfly-valve body correctly coupled into the left pipeline. Show its metal disc partly rotated open in the cutaway so the camera has a direct unobstructed view. No actuator control head needed: keep the target valve stem cropped by the overall section so this image focuses on the A6 probe and line of sight. The observation route between probe and target disc is straight, without intervening elbows or opaque obstructions. No flowmeter impeller.
Light: subtle soft white illumination from the two LED windows toward the LEFT target valve; represent a faint pale illumination sector, not a laser, not blue/orange beams and not a jet of water.
Composition: one coherent large three-quarter perspective view, with the A6 head in the upper-right middle of frame and cutaway pipe across the lower half, valve target on left. All product and pipe are within frame except cable extending naturally right. A6 looks compact relative to the pipe, and is the visual focus. No duplicated product, no dashboard, no simulated real video, no numeric measurements.
Text (verbatim): title "A6 · 观察方向与装管关系"; small labels "镜头朝向阀门", "独立水压感测", "三通支路插入安装"; corner note "剖切示意 · 非实测画面".
Constraints: Preserve the approved A6 ID. No numeric specs, no pressure readout, no IP/rating, no LoRa video claims, no giant external camera lens, no exposed circuit board, no solar cap, no additional optical windows or data ports. The cutaway is a visual design concept, not a manufactured transparent pipe.

Final probe correction prompt:
Use case: precise-object-edit.
Input image 1 is the edit target: A6 cutaway installation illustration. Input image 2 is the approved A6 physical product reference.
Change only the immersed probe geometry/orientation in image 1 so it faithfully matches image 2 and really looks left toward the valve.
Remove the erroneous SECOND threaded band halfway down the wetted shaft. Keep the ONE top process thread and hex fitting at the tee branch. Under that fitting, the whole immersed shaft must be smooth stainless steel down to the rounded tip, without any extra external threads, adapters or collars in the water.
Rotate the optical facet around the vertical probe axis so its tiny camera and two separated white LED windows physically face LEFT toward the valve disc along the pipe axis. The lens facet should be seen at a strongly oblique angle or a narrow edge profile from this camera viewpoint, not face directly toward the viewer. The soft illumination should originate at that left-facing facet and point left at the valve. The separate pressure diaphragm may remain visible on the adjacent front-facing wet side. Do not add a second camera face.
Keep exactly the same A6 white/orange head, cable, hex fitting, cutaway pipe, valve disc, water, composition, labels, Chinese text and studio lighting. This is a conceptual installation cutaway. Do not redesign the scene. No new text or specifications.
