We have alot of angles for different probes defined. They are all calibrated once a day with a program that calls AUTOCALIBRATE/PROBE....ALL-TIPS-WITH-DEFAULTS... for every probe
It takes a while! :/
I'm looking for a way to minimize the number of defined tip-angles.
Is there a way in a program or vb-script to add a tip-angle and autocalibrate it for that perticular prg. And remove the angle at the end??
You can define multiple parameter sets for a probe. Why not define a parameter set for your common angles that is called in your overnight calibration program and then define a parameter set for each program specific combination and insert an autocalibration command referencing that set at the start of each program. You could also have another parameter set that has a sampling of both common and specific angles that runs in calibration verification mode so you can verify that everything is properly related. If the deviations from the verification exceed a certain value then use flow control to display an error message and instruct the operator to run the full calibration.
It starts to get a bit complicated but between parameter sets, subroutines, marked sets, and maybe a bit of scripting you should be able to accomplish everything you are looking for while controlling your risk of loosing the realtionship between angles.
You can define multiple parameter sets for a probe. Why not define a parameter set for your common angles that is called in your overnight calibration program and then define a parameter set for each program specific combination and insert an autocalibration command referencing that set at the start of each program. You could also have another parameter set that has a sampling of both common and specific angles that runs in calibration verification mode so you can verify that everything is properly related. If the deviations from the verification exceed a certain value then use flow control to display an error message and instruct the operator to run the full calibration.
It starts to get a bit complicated but between parameter sets, subroutines, marked sets, and maybe a bit of scripting you should be able to accomplish everything you are looking for while controlling your risk of loosing the realtionship between angles.