Could someone please explain what the "SNAP" feature under measurement properties in the Auto Feature dialgog box means and when it would be used? Thanks in advance!
I use it for all things NOT iterative. For an almost 30-year-old machine, there isn't much drift (less than 0.0005" I would say) but by using SNAP=ON, my deviations are 'exactly' the vector of the point, and can be used as such in other softwares (like Excel) without the need of exporting the program and importing that into Excel to get the vectors. Very handy for my processes.
I use it for all things NOT iterative. For an almost 30-year-old machine, there isn't much drift (less than 0.0005" I would say) but by using SNAP=ON, my deviations are 'exactly' the vector of the point, and can be used as such in other softwares (like Excel) without the need of exporting the program and importing that into Excel to get the vectors. Very handy for my processes.
