I'm trying to run a program, but I am having trouble with the manual alignment. After I do the manual alignment, the X and Z planes seem to align fine, but I'm having an issue with the Y plane. The triangles for the features line up fine on the X and Z planes on my model, but not the Y plane. That triangle is lined up at an angle, almost perpendicular to the plane. The part is set up with the A datum facing up, the B datum facing the front, and the C datum facing the left. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I did not make this program, I'm only running it. Any help would be appreciated as I'm fairly new to this.
First of all, your theoretical values are not zeroed, they were probably probed by hand and now have the values of your machine system.
I mean your theoretical values dont match your alignment, for example "PLN43" facing THEO XPLUS but aligned to ZPLUS
That's not really a problem, just a adwise.
Secondly, there is a problem with your actual measurments.
PLN43 and PLN44 are parallel, pointing to ZPlus and to ZMinus. I can only assume that it was probed in the wrong order?
you can see that here
the plane "PLN44" according to measured values facing to ZMinus but is aligned to YMinus
"ALIGNMENT/ROTATE,YMINUS,TO,PLN44,ABOUT,ZPLUS"
First of all, your theoretical values are not zeroed, they were probably probed by hand and now have the values of your machine system.
I mean your theoretical values dont match your alignment, for example "PLN43" facing THEO XPLUS but aligned to ZPLUS
That's not really a problem, just a adwise.
Secondly, there is a problem with your actual measurments.
PLN43 and PLN44 are parallel, pointing to ZPlus and to ZMinus. I can only assume that it was probed in the wrong order?
you can see that here
the plane "PLN44" according to measured values facing to ZMinus but is aligned to YMinus
"ALIGNMENT/ROTATE,YMINUS,TO,PLN44,ABOUT,ZPLUS"