Good Morning! I'm new to using CAD models. I only used them in class. I created a manual plane, line, point alignment to make the model aligned with the machine. The problem I'm having is when I change my alignment or workplane, my points are no longer aligned with my model. They are offset and mess up my dimensions. Do I need to continually redo the manual alignment to keep everything where it should be or am I missing something else? Thanks in advance!
Quick question. I noticed in
DAN_M pic of the calibration details (great stuff) that almost everything in the 'Measure Probe' window is NOT greyed out. With mine, everything is greyed out unless I select a Partial Calibration. I'm just curious, is this something that I'm missing? I believe I have calibration issues. At times I feel like I have it down, then at other times I feel confused because my A90B180 tip will take a point in a different Z location than if I took that same hit in A90B0 or A0B0, etc. Sorry if this isn't truly related, I can make a new post.
Your options are greyed out because you are using a Renishaw SP25. The SP25 has to use a Renishaw supplied algorithm for calibration so anything that would conflict with this is greyed out to prevent people from adversely affecting the calibration. When you choose partial calibration, it follows a greatly reduced procedure which only updates the probe offsets and touch trigger parameters so you have greater control over what you can change.
Your options are greyed out because you are using a Renishaw SP25. The SP25 has to use a Renishaw supplied algorithm for calibration so anything that would conflict with this is greyed out to prevent people from adversely affecting the calibration. When you choose partial calibration, it follows a greatly reduced procedure which only updates the probe offsets and touch trigger parameters so you have greater control over what you can change.
