Unqualified probe

[[Ma...]]

Hello PCM Masters,

Is there any property of getProbe or any other way to check probe's qualification status?

 

It is green when qualified (qual. date and time are updated and all other data)

It is red when is was NOT qualified (qual. date and time stay from the previous qualification and all other data)

Edited August 6
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[[Ma...]]

Same with Probing System Qualification - cannot access the state of characteristic.

[[na...]]

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I'm not 100%, but close -> 

getProbe("5_-X","star_3").calibration

it should return true or false.

[[Ma...]]

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 I already tried that and it does not show the status I need 😕

 

 

[[Mi...]]

getProbe().calibration  // active stylus calibrated

getProbe("STYLUS","STYLUS SYSTEM").calibration  // for an existing specified stylus

Further commands:

https://qualityforum.zeiss.com/topic/17112-getprobe-characteristics/?do=findComment&comment=95734

or inside the pcm manual:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Zeiss\CALYPSO X.X\userinfo\manuals\en\Calypso_02_PCM.pdf

[[Ma...]]

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 Same as above. I bet it shows if the probe was EVER calibrated before (have date of calibration) but not its actual status.

[[na...]]

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check naming and quotes ->

getProbe("1_-Z","10").calibration

 

[[Ma...]]

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 Not the case, same results.  I created new stylus system, did not qualify it and it says "false" to calibration property - as I thought.

[[Mi...]]

You have to use getNominal instead of getActual:

getNominal("MyProbe").toleranceState

 

[[Jo...]]

I posted this a while back. its an in depth cal routine that uses a lot of PCM to confirm previous probe cal data vs new cal data. 

Hope this helps you. 

[[Ma...]]

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 wow... I tried so many combination and this obvious one I missed.. well.. thank you

 

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 unfortunately it won't prevent the scenario where your probe's sigma is beyond 0.01 (default setting in "Limit values for CNC qualification" unless you've changed it). In that case your data won't update and your PCM will compute it as "successful" qualification

[[Jo...]]

What are you trying to accomplish?

Preventing programs from running with a probe sigma outside of your chosen tolerance?

Edited Monday at 12:02 PM

[[Ri...]]

To prevent a probe or individual stylus from being used in any program just set the Stylus limits for each probe, Example RTS CAA or for a List, individual probes.

If the assigned Probe or the assigned Stylus is not within the tolerance set, it will not allow the Probe or Stylus to run.