I'm new to PC DMIS and I'm having an issue where it seems like my manual alignment is not properly telling my DCC alignment where the features are.
I'll get a program up and running, and then I have to move the part to a different location on the table for one reason or another.
I run another manual alignment, go to run the program, and it doesn't work.
I was able to resolve the problem by re-setting my initial alignment and updating the dependent features, but my understanding is that I shouldn't have to do this every time and that it should do it automatically.
Adding to what has been said your manual alignment has PLN5 with THEO vector as 1,0,0 ( X plus ) but measures 0,1,0 ( Y plus ) it is then used to Level to X plus? There is also no rotation in the alignment.
The DCC alignment has the datum E with THEO vector of 1,0,0 (x plus) but measures as 0,-1,0 ( Y minus), datum B has vectors 1,0,0 (X plus) but measures 0,-1,0 ( Y minus).
Datum B ( Y minus) is used as Level X plus?
Constructed line2 has a vector of 1,0,0 ( X plus) but is used as a Y plus rotation about X ?
Your DCC alignment sequence is wrong should always be LEVEL, ROTATE,TRANSLATE, never LEVEL,TRANSLATE,ROTATE.
Adding to what has been said your manual alignment has PLN5 with THEO vector as 1,0,0 ( X plus ) but measures 0,1,0 ( Y plus ) it is then used to Level to X plus? There is also no rotation in the alignment.
The DCC alignment has the datum E with THEO vector of 1,0,0 (x plus) but measures as 0,-1,0 ( Y minus), datum B has vectors 1,0,0 (X plus) but measures 0,-1,0 ( Y minus).
Datum B ( Y minus) is used as Level X plus?
Constructed line2 has a vector of 1,0,0 ( X plus) but is used as a Y plus rotation about X ?
Your DCC alignment sequence is wrong should always be LEVEL, ROTATE,TRANSLATE, never LEVEL,TRANSLATE,ROTATE.