Cloud Point Operator "CLEAN". Is this a Global feature and who's value carries over to the next program automatically.

Have an Absolute Arm 85 w/PC-DMIS 2020R1 and Laser Scanner RS6 that inspect to from time to time.

While working with scan parts I typically crop off all the edges of the parts scan data that is obviously caused by reflected Laser.

Had some parts that I tried the 'Clean' Operator to speed things up due to the large quantity of parts and input into surface profile of.030 tolerance.

surface profile were around .021-.022 range.

Now it seams that when I write new programs and don't create a 'CLEAN' Operator in the prg......the Profiles are still resulting in .022 even though the color scheme from the 'POINT COLORMAP' OBVIOUSLY IS SHOWING DIFFERENT COLORS THRU OUT THE PARTS SURFACE.

Do I need to clear it or turn it off or what ever???

The Manual on this Operator really doesn't go into how it's applied in the field so to speak.

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0 WilliamL 7 months ago

Clean is an Operator that runs with each execution, and is calculated based on your current data. Once a COP is ran through the CLEAN Operator, that data then continues downward. The amount "cleaned" does not carry over per run, but is calculated each run when it gets to that line of code.
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0 bcotter@bannermetalcraft. 7 months ago in reply to WilliamL

So that also applies to a different part and program....should have no effect from the previous program......correct???

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0 bcotter@bannermetalcraft. 7 months ago in reply to WilliamL

So that also applies to a different part and program....should have no effect from the previous program......correct???

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0 WilliamL 7 months ago in reply to bcotter@bannermetalcraft.
Correct. The clean COP only affects the COP it has a Reference to in the program.

COPCLEAN1 has a reference to COP1, which is in the current program.

COP1 =COP/DATA,TOTAL SIZE=3,REDUCED SIZE=3, FINDNOMS=NO,REF=SCN4,, COPCLEAN1 =COP/OPER,CLEAN,MAX DISTANCE=0.04,APPLY MAX ANGLE=NO, SIZE=0,REF=COP1,,

Make sure you properly place Cloudpoint Empty and Purges where needed. I was told to put purges at the end of the program, but I personally did it at the beginning instead in case I want to look back at my data after a program has ran. I haven't used my HP-L-10.10 in months though, and am a bit rusty on Cloudpoint operators.
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