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This may also be helpful information for future reference. https://carl-zeiss-industrial-metrology-llc.helpjuice.com/zeiss_inspect/zeiss-inspect2026-extending-the-measuring-volume-with-zeiss-t‑scan-hawk-2/version/1?kb_language=en_US

Go to profile on zeiss portal and edit your location to USA - then relogin

If you don't have "Flatness ref." then i affraid it will be hard. I think it is in 2018. On newer versions it's added even for curves

Does anyone remember a post about compatibility settings? I can't find it.

In the picture below, how would i report the |Flatness|.001/1.00 x 1.00|? In the second pic, you can see the scanning paths I used.

CALYPSO: How To Install a CALYPSO Patch

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Yes you need both

Hi Bruce, what are the conditions to access this knowledge base? I just realised again, that i somehow don`t meet the requirements I get "page not found" with links that seem to work for other people.

Hi everybody, I have a workpiece to measure but don't have any CAD model of the part, and then no nominal vectors. I would like to know if it was possible to extract the normal vector of a plane (after probing) and to put the values into the i, j and k vectors of a point feature. That way, I'm sure I'll be measuring with the vector that's normal to the surface. After a plane probing and generation, I just have the angle of it in the alignment (A1 and A2). Thanks

Awesome, Thank you for your advices, that really helped me.

As a reminder, for those who may not be aware, the ZEISS Portal includes a Knowledge Base section located on the Home page. This resource contains hundreds of documents that address many of the questions currently being raised in this forum. I encourage everyone to utilize the Knowledge Base as a reference when researching questions or troubleshooting issues.

Knowledge base article on MMC https://portal.zeiss.com/knowledge-base?id=863300

https://portal.zeiss.com/knowledge-base?id=587980 is the Knowlege base article with information on PC-Dmis and calypso import

Thank you Pavel, now i know i am not wrong with my suggestion. Thank you nicolas, i have already read this topic and understood it. Now is it clear for me

maybe it could help you

ISO 17450-3, paragraph 5.1

Hello, First example probably isn't possible to do simply in Calypso 2021. Maybe you can evaluate the feature size separately and change the tolerance size using the formula. In Calypso 2025 with new "GD&T engine" it is possible to add MMC to the symmetry plane for flatness (but it doesn't seem to do anything, but maybe I just don't have the right data). The second example looks like foolishment from your drawing designer. Try asking him how he imagines calculating the MMC from a free form surface.

MicroMeasure III, Avail, Micromeasure 4, Quindos, Pcdmis, Calypso

If you are exporting from PC-DMIS, this question would be best directed to the PC-DMIS Importer team at Hexagon. From the Calypso perspective, our typical process is to open the feature strategy, remove the existing probing points, and then apply a scan strategy. For more detailed information regarding the PC-DMIS to Calypso import process, please refer to the Knowledge Base section of the ZEISS Portal.

I don't do this often, but a couple years ago, I just created a point cloud from the section cut, then reference geometry to get the actual from nominal points. Then ran a script created using the F2 button and highlighting both the nominal could point and actual: import gom import numpy as np print(np.array (gom.app.project.inspection['Point cloud (discrete) 1'].data.coordinate)) print(np.array (gom.app.project.actual_elements['Point cloud (discrete) 1'].data.coordinate))

HI Daniel, If you are exporting from PC-DMIS, this question would be best directed to the PC-DMIS Importer team at Hexagon. From the Calypso perspective, our typical process is to open the feature strategy, remove the existing probing points, and then apply a scan strategy. For more detailed information regarding the PC-DMIS to Calypso import process, please refer to the Knowledge Base section of the ZEISS Portal.

Hi Tom! Do you have the ZEISS PDF Printer installed? https://portal.zeiss.com/knowledge-base?id=402098

The only thing I know that goes thtrough the pallet in a different sequence is the option Pallet Optimizer. It's meant to reduce stylus changes by measuring all parts with the first stylus, then with the second and so on. But I have no idea if this also would also allow for some PCM tricks to achieve what you have in mind.

I am running someone else's program and am getting this message at the end. Not using Multiple report, running 2019. Getting custom printout ok, just not a pdf. Also, pdf is grayed out in run window. Don't have pcm. Any thoughts about the error?