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What does PCM stand for? And what is the purpose for it? I am fairly new to running Calypso.

Thank you in advance for the advice.

Justin Coble | 03-27-2018 03:46 PM |
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"Parameter Controlled Measurement"

A programming code similar to say....C++?
Allows you to manipulate the software at a much deeper level.

You might want to speak with Roberto Flores. From what I can tell, Roberto is one of the resident experts on PCM. My knowledge is limited.

Clarke Gilbert | 03-27-2018 04:18 PM |
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Why, I have read your post. You seem to have solid knowledge of PCM, from what I can tell. Again I know little about it.

Clarke Gilbert | 03-29-2018 04:03 PM |
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Haha, i was just giving you a hard time.
I took the PCM course in Brighton Mi, but that was a long time ago, before i really got deep into programming. so i didn't really retain much of that training.
Where i learned so much was when i was thrown into a situation where i had to "Mimic" what we were already doing in PC-Dmis data dumps for our SPC data gathering. Everything had to be 100% identical so i couldn't use any of the standard formats in Calypso.
Then of course PC-D outputs offer things such as Min & Max & bonus numbers in with the GD&T results that everyone was so used to getting, so i needed to find a way to include those neatly in my reports.
Its been a long bumpy road.....

Roberto Flores | 03-30-2018 05:12 AM |
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  • 2 weeks later...
"Parameter Coded Measurement" is literally only one tiny part of what Calypso can do with code. The PCM license is needed (generally, there are some workarounds) should you wish to add script outside of Calypso's "Feature" and "Characteristic" screens. Any entries within individual fields (any field that is not grey) can be accessed with a right-mouse. Just start with the canned menu that pops up and work from there. the syntax is really basic.

Kai KendallKKendall | 13.04.2018 00:41 |
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