Hi, I am new to CMM programming and want to learn. I have been programming many traditional computer languages for over 10 years. My question is - is there a way to represent a CMM program (especially a complex one) in a more user-friendly format that uses blocks of English sentences to represent the program's flow, similar to a program flowchart. My thoughts are - this helps to standardize and makes programs consistent within the company (especially if there are multiple programmers), helps as a training document to a newbie like me and also helps to understand a complex program quickly instead of getting into the PCDMIS code details. Thoughts?
Option to qualify probe.
Option to see fixture setup: text and photo(s)
Option to do manual alignment.
Switch to DCC warning
DCC alignment
Measure/ construct features creating other alignments as needed.
NOTE: Measure as many features as possible in a probe rotation.
Create Report dimensions, grouping dimensions in a print view together.
Option to Print report and/or save as PDF/ Excel
Option to qualify probe.
Option to see fixture setup: text and photo(s)
Option to do manual alignment.
Switch to DCC warning
DCC alignment
Measure/ construct features creating other alignments as needed.
NOTE: Measure as many features as possible in a probe rotation.
Create Report dimensions, grouping dimensions in a print view together.
Option to Print report and/or save as PDF/ Excel
