In a program which is set up to measure multiple parts, how can I get the part count from PCDMIS? Is it a matter of getting the loop count or is there a more sophisticated way? I'm using vb.net.
Are you looking to get the # of parts after the execution is complete? If that is the case, I think the loop count is the best way.
If you are looking for the current part count during execution, you can set up a variable to be displayed with the COMMENT/READOUT option, which would put it below the XYZ counters in the readout window while the program is running.
Are you looking to get the # of parts after the execution is complete? If that is the case, I think the loop count is the best way.
If you are looking for the current part count during execution, you can set up a variable to be displayed with the COMMENT/READOUT option, which would put it below the XYZ counters in the readout window while the program is running.
