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Hi team , i solve this measurement for one customer , examples see below. - construct line / or points on surface - construct points from line - construct element group from points - evaluate element group (max/min) - it depents on datum system (i used plane as one of axis)

if you have too mutch air scanning warnings you should ajust the stylus on calibration and in program the force from standard to rubust

Así es, muchas gracias!

If an XXT probe is being used, I sometimes adjust the speed. For instance, if I’m scanning a bore at 10 mm/s and the operation is repeated continuously, I’ll reduce the speed to 8 mm/s—that usually helps. I also once came across a solution on the forum where a circle is probed using four individual points; then, within the scanning measurement element, the actual X and Y positions are retrieved via a formula.

Let's hope it's not just an optical gimmick 😜

Do you mean the rescan function of an XXT? It's in the compatibility options, but I don't remember what it's called. You'll know it when you see it. I think you can only enable or disable for the whole measurement plan. In older plans its off by default (backwards compatibility), in new ones it's on.

I would guess in features editor, but i never saw that option. I was only using a loop to remeasure feature on condition.

try check this youtube channel maybe will help you https://www.youtube.com/@learn-cmm

Good morning, colleagues, Where can I enable or disable the option to repeat the measurement of an item—for instance, in cases where it was processed too quickly or without the necessary force?

yes is the best solution in this case, i hope zeiss can develop a auto calibration routine for this kind of stylus

you can use addME("Feature1", "Feature2",etc) to predefine all needed Features. If you use this, you will have to run from feature-list.

Get yourself a nice cylindrical stylus that has a radius on the tip (instead of the flat end). Calibrate it like a standard stylus

If I had to choose between dark mode and proper slot handling, Id take the slot, but I do want dark mode. Its easier on the eyes

Absolutely! These are the standard reports that come with PiWeb, but you can custom tailor one to whatever your wildest dreams might be. PiWeb > everything else. Data management and reporting is unmatched.

Every "\" has to be typed as a double "\\" R:\\CustomerName\\Results\\SR#${Qdb.Measurement(1800, -1)}\\SR#${Qdb.Measurement(1800, -1)} - ${Qdb.Part(1901)} - Calibration Certificate - SN# ${Qdb.Measurement(2216, -1)}.pdf

I made a custom variable to make the path.

That was snot checked as enabled, however, enabling and then disabling has removed the stylus. Great tip, thanks!

Hello CMM Team, I want to select dynamically a set of dimensions, so we can create ad-hot miniplans This is an example. Normally all the checkBoxes are selected, but if you select only a few, a LIST with these dimensions or characteristic is created and ready for a PreSettings. The Issue is when I try to measure some Characteristics that need features not defined in the alignment. Here an example of the questions by the Calypso system: Some ideas to avoid create a list ddME before calling setCF.

Is it the one that's controlled by CAD > Settings > Model Display > Show probing object?

We Currently use QC Calc and looking at alternatives. Can the standard PiWeb that comes with Calypso 8 replace QC Calc? I need to see control charts, would like to share results as an excel file with engineers, and would like to send automatic notifications when a part is out of tolerance.

It's beautiful, isn't it. 🙂 There are so many things that INSPECT does well, and there are so many things that Calypso does well. I'm all for some synergy.

WAYAMINT...What kind of sorcery is this? 😄

Here is how it works in Inspect https://imgur.com/a/HRItDqC

How do I remove a CAD model of a generic stylus from Planner that is stuck in my program other than creating a new program? It is not in the CAD-Entity Hierarchy. This happened in v2016, I am converting to v2022.

What is this you speak of?