I write next code, but it gives me incorrect PSF. Can you help me with finding of mistake?

function [r] = BeginApplication(TheApplication, args)

import ZOSAPI.*;

    % creates a new API directory
    apiPath = System.String.Concat(TheApplication.SamplesDir, '\API\Matlab');
    if (exist(char(apiPath)) == 0) mkdir(char(apiPath)); end

    % Set up primary optical system
    TheSystem = TheApplication.PrimarySystem;
    sampleDir = TheApplication.SamplesDir;


    % Open file
   testFile = System.String.Concat(sampleDir, '\API\Matlab\TwoSystems.zos');

   if (exist(char(testFile)) == 0)
        fprintf('You need to run Example 01 before running this example\n');
        r = [];
        return;
    end


    % Create analysis
    % Open the Huygen's PSF. We will use the default settings for now    
    huygensPSF = TheSystem.Analyses.New_HuygensPsf(); 

    % Settings
    huygensPSF_Settings = huygensPSF.GetSettings();
    huygensPSF_Settings.ImageSampleSize =  ZOSAPI.Analysis.SampleSizes.S_128x128;
    huygensPSF_Settings.PupilSampleSize = ZOSAPI.Analysis.SampleSizes.S_128x128;
    huygensPSF_Settings.ImageDelta = 0;
    %! [e04s03_m]


    % Run the analysis with the current settings and pull the results 
    huygensPSF.ApplyAndWaitForCompletion();    
    huygensResults = huygensPSF.GetResults(); 
    %! [e04s04_m]


    % The results will be split into multiple data structures    
    % One structure will house the header information    
    % Another structure will house the relative intensity values    
    % Pull the structure with the intensity values    
    matrixData = huygensResults.DataGrids(1).Values.double;        

    % OpticStudio has pixel (1,1) in the top left of the matrix    
    % Matlab places the (1,1) at the bottom so we need to flip the matrix    
    huygensData = flipud(matrixData);        

    % Use pixel data to create a figure    
    % The jet colormap will match closely with the False Color plot    
    imagesc(huygensData)    
    colormap jet;    
    axis square;        

    % Close the Huygen's plot    
    huygensPSF.Close();

    r = [];
end