Auto Calibration

To create a parameter set, open the probe dialog box of you the probe you wish to create the set for. Select the probe tips or all the probe angles. Click the measure button. In the Measure Probe dialog box, on the lower right of the window, there is a section called Parameter sets that has a name with a drop down box and save and delete buttons.

So lets say we are going to make a parameter set for our master probe. I have have a 4x10 on tp20 and I have no angles, only A0B0. So I'll just click on the name box and type Master_Probe and click save. You should see a prompt that the parameter set has been created. So now go ahead a measure the actual probe. Some might say you don't have to actually measure it, but sometimes my parameter set wont appear in my code it I don't so I always do.

Now go back to your program and F9 on the autocalibrate code and you'll see a little dialog box open. This is my master probe and my sphere never moves so I'm going to select Yes_DCC and selct my parameter set of Master_Probe, and show summary results.

So if you run all that code, it will automatically select the master probe, run that parameter set and display calibration results.

To create a parameter set, open the probe dialog box of you the probe you wish to create the set for. Select the probe tips or all the probe angles. Click the measure button. In the Measure Probe dialog box, on the lower right of the window, there is a section called Parameter sets that has a name with a drop down box and save and delete buttons.

So lets say we are going to make a parameter set for our master probe. I have have a 4x10 on tp20 and I have no angles, only A0B0. So I'll just click on the name box and type Master_Probe and click save. You should see a prompt that the parameter set has been created. So now go ahead a measure the actual probe. Some might say you don't have to actually measure it, but sometimes my parameter set wont appear in my code it I don't so I always do.

Now go back to your program and F9 on the autocalibrate code and you'll see a little dialog box open. This is my master probe and my sphere never moves so I'm going to select Yes_DCC and selct my parameter set of Master_Probe, and show summary results.

So if you run all that code, it will automatically select the master probe, run that parameter set and display calibration results.