Auto Calibration

if you have another probe like a 4x20 with 10 different angles on it, do the same thing to create a parameter set. You can either select certain angles or all of them. If you are making a calibration program, you might as well calibrate all angles for each probe. i don't think many people make parameter sets for a hand full of angles but idk. Open the probe dialong box, measure button, create and save a name for the parameter set. add another line of code for Load 4x20 probe, tip 1 a0b0, autocalibrate tab and select the parameter set. For this parameter set, you'll select No to the sphere has move question since we already located the sphere with the master probe. Yes manual hit and yes dcc are only used on the master probe and for only locating the sphere.

Say you created the next parameter set and you need to add an angle to the 4x20. open the probe dialog box, add the angle, measure button, select the parameter set in the measure window and click save to update the new angle to the set. Now when you run your program, the newly added angle will be calibrated like your other angles.

if you have another probe like a 4x20 with 10 different angles on it, do the same thing to create a parameter set. You can either select certain angles or all of them. If you are making a calibration program, you might as well calibrate all angles for each probe. i don't think many people make parameter sets for a hand full of angles but idk. Open the probe dialong box, measure button, create and save a name for the parameter set. add another line of code for Load 4x20 probe, tip 1 a0b0, autocalibrate tab and select the parameter set. For this parameter set, you'll select No to the sphere has move question since we already located the sphere with the master probe. Yes manual hit and yes dcc are only used on the master probe and for only locating the sphere.

Say you created the next parameter set and you need to add an angle to the 4x20. open the probe dialog box, add the angle, measure button, select the parameter set in the measure window and click save to update the new angle to the set. Now when you run your program, the newly added angle will be calibrated like your other angles.