Glass scale/Camera

[[Cl...]]

Calypso on my O-inspect-543 crashed. I lost all my probes, tactile and optic.
All were saved as .pcf files, so I was able to retrieve them except for the camera focal lengths.

I thought that I could just run the tactile optical offset program and they would qualify, but that's
not working. Could someone please help me refresh my memory?

Do I need to run the camera qualification program. The one that uses the little square piece of
glass. I haven't done this in years. Don't even remember where it is.

[[Lo...]]

Happened to me last year, same kind of O-Inspect. I had to call Zeiss and let them remote in, it involved a lot of swearing and the square glass artifact. Good luck.

[[No...]]

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Yes, that's what you need to do. A rather outdated guide for camera qualification is in
C:\Program Files (x86)\Zeiss\CALYPSO X.X\userinfo\manuals\en\optisches_messen.pdf
Page 4-13

The glass plate is delivered in a small grey plastic suitcase-like box, if that helps you finding it 😃

[[Cl...]]

Thanks, found it. I tried running it and none of my focal lengths (probes) are qualified.

[[No...]]

I've never ever qualified the camera myself. Just saw the procedure once in training.
I know I've seen better instructions somewhere, but I can't remember.

Update:
Ha, now I remembered!
I don't know if the attached document will help you, nor if it's the most recent version.
It came with Calypso's additional merasurement plans (optional item in the installer) and lives in the folder of the tactile-optical adjustment plan.

Instruction_Service_en_V1.4.pdf

[[Cl...]]

Thanks Norbert, that's exactly what I need.