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Pc-Dmis GD&T class summary by Wes Cisco
2) Perhaps the biggest single thing I took away is the knowledge that in Xactmeasure Pc-Dmis takes the first datum in the FCF you build in Xactmeasure and levels Z+, then the second datum in the FCF is used to rotate X+ to.
3) Obviously this will yield proper results in only a small percentage of cases. The solution is in the advanced tab of the Xactmeasure window you select “current alignment” rather than “Datum Reference Frame”. When you do, Pc-Dmis will use the current alignment, exactly as you created it, rather than try to create a new alignment from the Datum Reference Frame you create in the FCF. However if your current alignment does not use the Datums in the Datum Reference Frame of the FCF you will get GIGO.
Pc-Dmis GD&T class summary by Wes Cisco
2) Perhaps the biggest single thing I took away is the knowledge that in Xactmeasure Pc-Dmis takes the first datum in the FCF you build in Xactmeasure and levels Z+, then the second datum in the FCF is used to rotate X+ to.
3) Obviously this will yield proper results in only a small percentage of cases. The solution is in the advanced tab of the Xactmeasure window you select “current alignment” rather than “Datum Reference Frame”. When you do, Pc-Dmis will use the current alignment, exactly as you created it, rather than try to create a new alignment from the Datum Reference Frame you create in the FCF. However if your current alignment does not use the Datums in the Datum Reference Frame of the FCF you will get GIGO.
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